I used a kit from Pear Blossom Press - they make it so easy! You can find them online and they will also have KZfaq video's on how to use their products. Hope that helps.

Thanks - the older I get the more I like to make things easier on myself. 😂

I appreciate you watching & commenting!

So glad you liked the cards!

Glad you like it!

Thanks for watching! I agree - I keep thinking of other papers to use with this Sheetload and have some already cut for Teacher Appreciation cards. I'm amazed at how quickly they went together.😊

Wow - sounds like a huge job! I hope it goes well. Love that you donate cards to the food bank - and that they have such a great program in Strathcona! #Albertaproud 🥰

Thank you so much! I almost always add sentiments inside my cards. Way back when I was starting out I had a stockpile of cards for my stash that had the fronts only done. I thought I could save time by grabbing one and adding a sentiment when it was time to send the card. But I found I often added the sentiment I thought of when I was working on the card, and then I had to get the stamps out, the ink, stamping block etc etc when I went to send the card. So now I just finish them off and enjoy going through my stash when I want to send a card to someone. 😊

@@KarenAicken I’m trying to go back and finish mine off but it’s taking a while. I would like to have more funny sayings. Especially for kids. I’ve really gotten hooked on paper crafting this past year. My grandkids tell me I’m the best crafter. Haha!

@@kristie3963 Awww - I love that.

Glad you like them!

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Inside I used Karen Burniston's Twist Flower Pop Up die set, so I don't have dimensions. I just die cut and follow her assembly video. Actually I've used this set over a dozen times now so I don't even need to watch the video - it's quite easy to fold once you've done it. I will link her product page here - and the assembly video is there as well. Hope that helps! karenburniston.com/twist-flower-pop-up/

Glad you like it - it's still a favourite of mine to make up a trio of cards quickly. 😊

Thanks so much! 😊 He did really like the card, which makes me happy. 😊

Thank you!

I'm so glad you liked my card! I always list my blog in the description if you are looking for more details etc, although that can be challenging to see for the KZfaq Shorts. Here is the link to this particular card: paintedmountaincards.blogspot.com/2024/04/hello-friend-flip-card.html Sorry to hear about your Mom - that's hard. As far as putting papers together, I would suggest buying either a package or pad because then most of what's included in there are meant to go together. Hope that helps.

I used the Twist Flower Pop Up, which is a die set by Karen Burniston. I will link her assembly video for you! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLV4pNaV157SiHk.htmlsi=CTkRA8kaq-kc9DoY

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I'm glad you like it! I used the Platform Pop Up die set by Lawn Fawn, and followed their assembly tutorial. You can find it here on KZfaq if you search for Lawn Fawn Platform Pop Up. I will link my blog post. here if you are curious as to what other supplies I used: paintedmountaincards.blogspot.com/2023/07/mermaid-platform-pop-up.html

Thank you! 😊

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I did link my blog post in the description, but that's always hard to see in a short video. Here it is - scroll down and you will see where I linked Sam Calcott's assembly video! paintedmountaincards.blogspot.com/2024/04/hello-friend-flip-card.html

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Glad you like it!!

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I used Karen Burniston's new Lorna Label Pop Up die set - turned on its side! I didn't do an assembly video because Karen Burniston has assembly videos for all of her pop up dies including this one. Since you need the die set anyhow, it makes more sense to watch the designer make it and learn her tips! I prefer to show you different ways you can use those same dies since people love to see a variety of looks! Once you know how to assemble your die, the rest is card size, paper and colour choice as well as embellishments! You can change the look of your card every time you use the dies. 😊 You can find out how it's put together on her website at karenburniston.com. Hope that helps!

Wow, thank you! I appreciate that 😊😊😊 I don't sell them though, I'm busy enough making sure friends & family get fun cards like this when they celebrate special occasions. Thanks for watching. 😊

I'm so glad you liked my card! If you check out the description in the video, you will see where I posted the link to my blog, as well as the assembly video link. I used the Happy Birthday Wiper Insert along with the Wiper Card dies, so all the cutting and scoring was done when I ran them through my die cutting machine. The card is a top folding A2 sized card if that helps. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

@@KarenAicken thank you for the answer 😊

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much!

Glad you like them!

Thanks so much! I agree - it's a fun Sheetload for sure. Very versatile. 😊

Thank you so much! I still do the Sheetload's every month and try to do a KZfaq video as well. But since I stepped down from the Collaboration Team I don't get them early ... I see them on the 1st of the month like everyone else. I'm usually excited to start the cards, but it takes awhile to get the photos, edit the video and get everything uploaded so that's why it's not at the beginning of the month anymore. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

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That's a hard one! I have more sentiment stamp sets than I do any other category of stamps and most of them I have had for many many years so they are long retired. I don't actually have favourites - although it's fair to say if I get a new sentiment set I use it quite a bit before I go back through my other ones. The companies that I like to buy sentiment stamps from are MFT Stamps, Penny Black and more recently Catherine Pooler. Those are sets I turn to again and again. Since most of them aren't available anymore I like to show what I've used in my video in case someone is looking to hunt one down on Ebay or wherever one does that! Oh - I do have a couple of sentiment sets from Stampin' Up as well that I like to use. Hope that helps!

@@KarenAicken if you would just do 5 at a time, in one video a month let’s say, it would give me a better idea, of what to put in these cards. I have a small cricut Joy and I can have it write the sentiments, into the inside of the cards in different fonts. I’m just at a loss sometimes with, what to put inside the cards. Thank you so much for any help you can give me.

I'll add it to my (very long) list!

@@KarenAicken ok 😂

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🥰. Can you remind me which card specifically? I had a quick look to see if I could see where you commented on one of the shorts, but didn't see it.

Glad you like the card! I can usually make a mess with glossy accents so the glaze pen works great

Thanks - it’s a fun die set and I have lots of ideas for it. I appreciate you watching and commenting!

This card was made four years ago, and I don't have a tutorial for it. But Karen Burniston has detailed assembly videos for all of her dies and I looked it up for you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p52Tlderq57IiJc.htmlsi=gDAAubg62ZwW7bSv. Once you know how to assemble the dies, you can change the look each time you use it by your paper and colour choices, card size etc etc. If you look in the description of my video, I also linked my blog post with more details on my card. Hope that helps!

Thank you so much 😊