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Are you looking for mixed media cards? Well, here are 30 in 30 minutes. Full instructions included. And in the
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description below, you're going to find links for any of the printables that we use as well. Let's go. So, the first
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card is a heart. And it's really easy. Just stick some nice bright paper. This is tissue paper. Use a glue stick. Stick
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it down onto the front of your card. Use the free template that you can get in the description below. Cut it out the
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size of your card. Obviously, you can see I'm marking it out for mine. And then that's going to stick on the front
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of the card after you've cut the heart out. So, you're just going to reveal it.
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And then that simply sticks on. And obviously, you could have done this in any color you liked. I'm just trimming
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it down a little bit more. And then that's going to give you that heart showing through. And then it's up to you
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what else you do. Obviously, it's nice to put a sentiment on. Again, you can get the ones I'm using in the
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description below. and you've got a beautiful card. And on we go. The next
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card uses book pages and music. And I'm just gluing them on. So, I've cut out
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shapes that I want. These are all simple squares and rectangles. And I'm using a PVA glue to just stick them in place.
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You could make any design or pattern you wanted here. You could use particular music. You could use particular book
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pages. Something special to the person going to receive it perhaps. But you can see I'm just building it up. And the
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glue goes underneath and over the paper that you're sticking on. And then make
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sure you leave it to dry once you've covered the whole of the front. And then you can add anything else you
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want. So again, I'm going to use one of my free printable sentiments.
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And then we should have a lovely card ready to send out. You can see how quick and easy these are. So card three. Well,
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this one we're going to do a little bit of printing, a little bit of stamping. So, you can see I'm just taking an ink
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pad and running it around the edge. And you can do that on any of the cards you make. I'm going to use a rubber stamp
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and I'm going to put a pretty flower on. Simple. I'm also going to use the stamp
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to put the sentiment on this time, but you could print one off just as easily.
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And then I'm going to use tissue paper to do a nice bit of green at the bottom.
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And it just adds that mixed media effect. And you can screw your tissue paper up. You can just make sure it gets
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a little bit bundled up. Or you could do it perfectly flat if that's your thing. And then I'm going to roll some of the
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tissue paper to make a stem. And I hope you're going to agree that we've made
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quite a pretty poppy. And it's just added something. The fact that it's not all flat, I think,
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especially with that stem. Card four. We're going to use pretty
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paper. And what I'm going to try and do is make a little bit of background color. So, I've tried using that start
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was no good. I'm going to use some watercolors just to get a little bit of color and a little bit of detail on
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there. So, you can see I'm just stabbing the brush on. Just using the end of the brush. And the more water you use, the
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lighter the color. The less water you use, the darker the color. Once it's dry, rip up or cut up your pretty paper
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and stick it on. You can see I'm just having a little experiment. I'm just sticking it on with a normal glue stick.
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And that's just going to give me a nice pretty paper with a pretty paper, pretty
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card with a little bit of depth to it. I.e. it's got the paint in the background. And what you can do at this
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point, of course, is go back to your paint and just put a little bit of that background color on the front so that it
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all merges together and looks like a cohesive card. The fifth card, we're going to use paper
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again and also some lace. So, I'm using that ink pad around the edge again. I've
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got a couple of pieces of paper that's got tiny music on it and I'm just going to stick them on the front overlapping
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and they're effectively forming my background. And then I've got some lace I've never really known what to do with.
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So, I'm just going to cut that and stick that on the front. Now, I'm looking at
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that and thinking, what sort of glue? I'm just going to use the PVA glue, and it should hold it in place. It's not
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like someone's going to be trying to rip it off. And I'll also make sure I get the PVA glue over the top and make sure
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all those edges are down. And then that's a really nice sort of old-fashioned style of lace card.
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Should I add a sentiment? Yes, I think I will. And then it's just adding that little bit of detail.
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And there we go. So, the sixth card. Um, this one we're going to use craft
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papers. So, I'm doing an ink pad around the edge. I'm having a go with that pink one again. See if I can get a bit of
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detailing. And then I've got some really nice handmade paper. And I've got the bits
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left from other projects. So, I'm just cutting them down so that they will stick onto that card. You can use all
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your old bits of paper for these cards. Now, I quite like a little background. So, this time I'm just going to use a
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pencil crayon to put a bit of detailing in the back. And then I can stick those down. And you can see I'm leaving myself
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a little bit of background there to put some more detail on because what does this card need? Maybe a little stamp or
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maybe a stick on sentiment. So, this time I'm going to use a stamp.
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It's going to be get well soon. And to add a bit more detail, I'm just going to use some stencils. In this case, a
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little heart. In fact, I think they might look like birds now they're on there, but they are
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supposed to be little hearts. And I think anyone would like to receive that get well soon card, but you could use
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any sentiment you wanted to. So, the next card, I've cut a page out of an old
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encyclopedia. And there's just text that, as you can see, I've cut out different sizes,
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different shapes, and there were some beautiful flower pictures. And you can see the color of the paper. It's aged.
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And I quite like using aged paper for my crafts. So, this one's really simple.
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Find an old book. Stick those down. I mean, you could use old advertisements
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in them, anything, anything you like. And then that's going to make a really pretty card for a gardener.
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Now, I'm going to stencil just some little flowers on top. Just again adding
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some depth and detail, but you don't need to. The next card we're going to start with
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a little bit of paint. So this time I've got some acrylic and I'm just giving myself a purple card. And then I'm going
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to use some yellow bubble wrap to do that. Yellow paint and a bit of
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bubble wrap just added some detail. I'm using a cotton bobbin to just add some
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circles. a stencil to add some flowers. And you can see I'm just building up that depth of color in the background.
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Bit of tissue paper with some decopage glue, some PVA. Stick some pretty paper
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flowers on. Just adding more and more depth, more and more detail. Could do with something
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in the center. Little tiny buttons. Bit of washi tape down the edge. Sentiment
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on the middle. Lovely little card with lots of depth to it. nice and bright.
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The next card I'm going to do is I'm going to use a little bit of
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washi tape down the edge. I quite like my washi tape. You can get all the different colors and you can use it just
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to put a nice edge on. Just works quite nicely. And then with this one, we're
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going to use these circles that I've cut out. Now, you could have circles from anywhere and you can do them any size,
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but I'm literally just going to stick them along the bottom and up this side
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like little flowers. And you can see they match the color of the washi tape.
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And then I'm putting some little buttons on the middle. And I'm using hot melt glue or cool melt glue for that so that
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they stick on well because buttons can be a little bit tricky. But an allpurpose glue will work. And then you
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can see I've got my sentiment all ready. Going to put that up there.
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And then I hope you'll agree. I hope you've noticed I'm putting my sentiments on with the little foam pads
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to give them a bit of depth. They've got a pretty card to give to somebody.
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So card number 10. I'm going to paint again. I quite like my watercolors. So
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I'm just going to watercol the back of this. I'm quite happy with the horizontal stripes. The more water you
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add, the lighter the color will be. So you can add the texture here. Let it dry. Find yourself some sort of cutout
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and we could use that as the main feature. I'm going to put a bit of washi tape on the top and a darker one at the
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bottom. Again, it's just adding a bit of depth and a bit of detail. And then I'm going to use a card topper that I had
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that was just lying around in my supplies. And one of my sentiments to stick on. And these I'm using the foam
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pads. And it's just going to make another pretty little card.
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The next one bit more complex. We're going to do a 3D popup card. So the
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speed we're going to go strap yourself in. We're going to fold our square into
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quarters. Okay. Nice firm folds. We're going to go
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from the center to one corner, center to another corner, and we're just scoring that. And then we're going to cut the
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straight between them. And you can see how I overlap them. And I'm folding them
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back. And then I'm going to glue those one over the other. So watch where the tape
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goes just to make sure. You could use glue. I just find tape's an instant hit. The
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double-sided tape. And then I can carry on. And I've made the card. And you can see how it folds up in the middle to go
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flat. So we have our basic card. Just going to use these papers. You can use
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any papers you like to decorate the card. Now, all these cards I've got full
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length videos where you can do it at your own speed. So, you will find those linked in the description below. So, if
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this is going a bit quick, don't worry. I just trying to inspire you and show you how easy it is in this video. Now,
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this time you only stick it down to half of that square so that it folds up. And then I'm going to add a detail that pops
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up in the middle. Back to my little foam squares. And I'm making a circular one.
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And I've got a little bit of card there just to hold it up. So, I'm going to
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stick it on there. And then I'm going to stick it onto that base. And then that will all fold up and
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disappear inside. And it's worth checking it does before you finish. And
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then the front just wants decorating. So, I'm going to stick with my nice little squares of paper because they all
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coordinate out of that little book, and I think they're really pretty. Add my sentiment, and I've got a beautiful 3D
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pop-up card that you could give to anybody.
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And there you go. The next one, I've used my printer to
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print on book pages. So, the first thing I'm doing is finding a bit of old lace, a really fine lace, and I'm sticking it
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down. And then I've got a book page, and those things that I've printed on them
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there, you can get for free. Link in the description below. Uh, how many times can I say that in one video? And then
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I've just printed it on an old book page. And you can see I'm ripping the edges of the book page, which I think is quite a nice effect. And stick that
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down. And then my sentiment at the bottom. And this is a bit of a more serious card for
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me because I know what I'm going to use this for and it's with condolences, but you could use this idea for any occasion
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whatsoever. And there we go. And let's move on now
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to a really nice bright card. I build up a lot of fabric scraps. This
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is a great way to use them, even the teeny weeny tiny ones. So, just cut your fabric scraps up, use your PVA glue, and
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stick them down. So you've got your glue on the card and then your glue on top of the fabric. And you can build up any
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design you want here. It is entirely up to you. You can see mine's a little bit random. You might have something that
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more structured that you want to do, but it really is easy and actually really
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enjoyable and you get some beautiful bright cards. And then let that dry and
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away you go. You could add a sentiment, you could leave it as it is. It's entirely up to you. I'm adding a little
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sentiment to mine just so I know I can use it for that certain occasion.
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And then we move on. So this time we're going to use some gift tags. Now you could use any gift tags, but I've got
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some free printable ones. And I'm going to use some paper to put as a background. You'll see I quite often
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like doing this. Cut a couple of rectangles and stick them on. But before I put them on, I'm going to put a bit of
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detail in those corners so that the background's not just white. I just want it to have a little bit of color. And
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you can see watercolors. I'm getting it all to merge together. Let it dry and then stick the paper on
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all overlapping. We've got that nice color in the corners. So then that tag's going in the middle,
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but it'd be rather nice to add some lace to the top and the bottom. You build this up however you like. This is all
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about ideas and that you take them, develop them, and make them your own. Still the PVA glue. Let's get that lace
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on. Now, you can just stick your tag on, but I think I'd rather like to fasten mine
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so that it's loose. So, I'm going to put a little bit of lace through the hole. And then I'm going to stick that down so
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that the tag can flap about and just add a little bit of depth. Okay. So, now
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we're going flower pounding. So, I'm using some watercolor paper cuz I think it works really well. Going to put it on
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a piece of wood. Put some leaves or some flowers on it in a pattern that you like. Tape it down using a tape that
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removes really easily like washi tape or, you know, a decorator's tape. Put it
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onto a piece of wood because you're going to damage that piece of wood. And then hit it with a hammer. I put a piece
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of kitchen roll there because it just soaks up any extra dye. Stops me getting in a complete mess and transferring it
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along the paper. And just hit it, hit it, hit it until it transfers. You're
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going to end up with a pretty design on the paper. And you'll see I peeled up a bit of tape and checked. Once it's
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there, peel your tape up carefully and you should have a nice pretty design. If
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you want a bit more, add another flower or another leaf and away you go. Just do
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it again and again. Then you're going to stick that onto your card
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and you've got beautiful card. Now I've stuck it near the top because I'm going to put my greeting at the bottom, but
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then I think I'll probably add another thing that I've got in my mind just to cover that base of the leaves.
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Sorted. Love it. I love that craft. Okay, so the next one I've got all these
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little paint samples from the DIY store and I'm just going to rip those nice sharp edges off so it looks a bit rough
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and ready. Do several of them and I'm going to stick them to my card.
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Again, not too keen on the just plain white card. Bit of watercolor paint. Let
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it dry and then I'm going to stick my paint samples down.
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I'm doing them all at a jaunty angle. You could do them all straight, overlapping, not overlapping. It's up to
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you. I'm using my ink pad to go around the edge. And then I think I'm just
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going to use a Sharpie to draw around them just to add a bit of definition. You can do that with lots of things on
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cards. And I'm now stamping love on there. And you could put anything you
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wanted. All done. Love it. You can see how I've done the edges on the back.
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That's up to you. You can do the whole thing or just the front. So, the next
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one is going to involve washi tape and more washi tape. So, I have this set of
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rainbow washi tape. So, I thought, wouldn't they look magnificent? So, all I'm doing is a strip of washi tape,
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another strip of washi tape, another strip of washi tape, and just bringing that color down the page. Nice bright
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rainbow. trim the edges off. You notice I just made them all a little bit long.
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And then you could add anything over the top of that. It's a perfect background.
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So, you can see I'm doing a little bit of stamping here of a butterfly. Do I like it? Yeah, I do. I think I'll
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do another. And then I'm just going to add my greeting.
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And I think anyone would love to read get that card. My next one, I've cut all these bits out
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of magazine. Now, they're all wedding bits out of this magazine, but you could use this with any theme, but you can
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guess where this one's going. Um, and just stick them on just to give a collage of whatever you want. So, these
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are all wedding. Because it's wedding, I think I'm going to add a little bit of very fine lace over the top. So, I'm
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just going to cut that down approximately. Right. Yeah. And just trim it up. Stick that
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on. And I just think you'll be able to see it's wedding through it, but it also adds another bit of wedding effect. The
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fact that it's lace and a greeting card over a greeting a
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greeting over that that says happy anniversary. Lovely. And then I'm just going to put
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some little hearts where I've got a little space up there. Card number 19. We're going to look at
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our tissue paper again. So, this is just a napkin, a paper napkin, and I'm tearing it up. And then I'm going to
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stick it on the front. So, this is like a background, letting it all crease up.
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Nice 3D effect. And it gives us something to work on. I'm leaving some bits of white around the edge. Doing
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some double layers. So, some of it's darker than others. Play around with it.
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Once it's dry, you can add whatever you want. So, I'm adding some lace down the side.
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Just making sure that's sealed down. And then a little lace flower along the
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bottom and up the side. So you can see that similar design again that we did earlier. And then put a greeting on.
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Nice pretty card. Nice birthday card. So the next card I'm painting again. I love
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my watercolors. So, I'm going to do one half of it this lovely red color
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and one half of it green. Now, if you don't want them to merge together, let one half dry before you do the other.
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I'm happy for them to merge together. So, I've done them both at the same time. Once it's dry, I'm sticking some
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lace on. You can see some favorites coming around, can't you? In these cards, I've
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got ink pads to go around the edge. You could do it in red or green because obviously I've used both colors. I'm
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going all the way around. And then I'm putting a little wooden Merry Christmas on. The colors were a
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little bit of a clue as to where this card was going, but you could do it for anything. That whole idea of the two
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different colors. And then a little bit of stenciling. It's just detail just
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makes it a little bit more special. I'm now using some pens. These are Pusca
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pens, but you could use anything just to add a bit more detail. Bring those
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colors across to each other. Card 21. This is a geometric design. So,
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I'm just going to get my Sharpie and draw some lines. You could use tape to
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do this, but I chose to do it just by drawing the lines. And then I'm going to paint the areas that are not the
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straight lines, if you see what I mean. So, the triangles and the quadrilaterals
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and what have you. I'm just going to paint them all. Obviously, if you did this with tape, you'd get a much better
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edge, but I was quite happy to have a bit of an untidy edge. Let it dry and then you can add some
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more detail. So, I'm just using the roll out of the inside of a toilet roll as a circle to add some nice black circles.
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And oh, the cat's come to help. And I'm doing some little black bits on the bristles of the brush as well. It's just
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added some detail. And then I'm back to my red and doing
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some spots of that. And you could build this up however you like or you could have left it really simple.
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Okay, our next card. We're going to use little tiny buttons to make some flowers. So lay your buttons out how you
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want them. Stick them on. So you have to have a thought about your design before you reach for the glue gun, which I
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have. And I've got my uh sentiment up there. It's uh lost its sticky, so I'll
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use the glue stick. And then simply draw in your stems. And then you can add
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leaves. You can make your stems as thick as you like, or you can leave them very fine. You can add lots of foliage, or
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you can just add some little tiny leaves like I'm doing here. You could even do all your flowers into a vase, bring them
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to a point at the bottom. Lots of different options, but little button
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flowers are just so so pretty on a card. I love it.
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So, we come to the next card and we're back to using some nice pretty papers and some lace. So, this time I'm using
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one big piece of pretty paper and I'm ripping the edges to get that nice
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rough and ready feel to it. Going to stick it on.
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And that's basically our background. So, I've got some lace that I'm just
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going to run up the edge. And I'm using a bit of multi-purpose glue here to hold it on. I like to show you lots of
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different ways if I can because I want you to use the supplies you've got at home. And then I'm going
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to stick that flower on with a little bit of uh PVA glue. And then I've got a
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bit out of my encyclopedia to put on the middle and a sentiment at the bottom.
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Very pretty, I think. And you can even just draw bit detail on.
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Now, we come to another 3D card. This one's a bit more complicated. So, what
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I'm going to recommend is that if you decide when you've watched this, this looks like something you can make. You
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go and find the video. I'll try and remember to put a link on the screen as well as in the description below so you
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can go and find the slower video. um because they really are cute and
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actually really easy to make. But I do think to get these into 30 minutes, I've had to go a little bit too quickly for
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you to be able to follow it and make it along with me. So,
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you can see it's really simple, but really effective. And you could add
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as much detail as you wanted. Mine's relatively simple. It's a great little 3D card.
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All the same principles. Look, I'm adding paper. I'm adding washi tape. I'm doing a bit of stenciling. And there you
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go. A nice 3D card that flattens out. So now, what about some tissue paper
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flowers? I mean, you could make these out of any paper, but I've just got a little template, and I like making them
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out of tissue paper. I think it's so vibrant. You can cut out some leaves, just make a leaf shape. So, I'm starting
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by adding just a little bit of detail on the back using a stamp. And then I'm
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going to have three flowers. So, you can see me laying things out and working out what it looks like. Deciding I need to
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add a bit more detail on the stamps. Seemed a bit plain. And I'm just going
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to layer up three flowers for each one. You could do as many as you want, but it
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does mean they stick out nicely. Look really pretty. And then I'm going to tuck some leaves from behind.
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And that's three pretty flowers and put a sentiment on.
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And then I'm putting little buttons in the center. And what a pretty card.
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So card 26. I'm going round the edge with my ink pad. Lot of familiar things here. And
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I've got lots of little cutouts that I'm using. So, I'm going to put a lace background
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and then think how I'm going to lay out some of my handmade papers that I have and also, as I say, some little cutouts
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that I've had lying around that I'm trying to integrate into this project.
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So, have a look at what you've got and see what you can put in there. So, the paper I've stuck down flat, and then
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these little pop outs that I've had, I'm putting some of those flat, and some of
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them I'm putting the uh sticky pads under. It just gives that effect of
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depth. So, there we go. Let's get that on. What a beautiful card to send to a
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friend. Card 27. Oh, we're sticking with it. So, this
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time I've got some vintage music, which, as you can see, you end up with a beautiful color. Um, so just pick the
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side I want. And then I'm going to just stick that down flat. Again, we're talking about the background. So, I've
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made it too big. And then I can just cut it off and it'll fit exactly onto the
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card. And then I'm going to stencil a word up the middle. So, I'm going to stencil
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love up my card. You could write it. You could print it off on the computer and
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then stick it on. You can do that with any sort of sentiment that you want. I'm
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going to add some washi tape. Nice silver one. And then just a little bit of paint just
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to bring it all together because I can put my little spludges of paint over everything.
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Card 28. We're getting to the end now, aren't we? But we're not running out of steam.
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We've got plenty of ideas left yet. So, here we go. You can see I'm putting some um
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paints into my tray there. And I'm doing some brown and some red and some yellow
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and some green. And I'm merging them together to give that nice background.
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Let it dry. And then add some tissue paper over the top in whatever color you like, but I'm not covering all of it.
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And then we've really got some depth to that color there. Really nice effect. And I've got this lovely sticky ribbon
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here. So I'm going to put a length of that on. I quite like things down the left hand
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side. I think it really is a nice balanced effect. I'm tearing up a book page now. And I'm just going to stick
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those bits on. Just like that. And just torn up bits of book.
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My apologies if you don't like tearing up books, but so many are pulped. I'd rather use them for a craft than just
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see them all go to be pulped. So, I'm just going to go around the edge with my ink pad. And then card 29.
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So, this time I've got some paper and some cutouts just from craft supplies.
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Again, I'm going around the edge with my ink pad. And then just need to stick
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them to the front. So, I've got some brown paper, just ordinary paper here that I'm sticking on one side. And then
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I've got a light colored paper along the bottom. And you can see the cutout with
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the clocks on that I've got from somewhere. I don't even know where. I don't know about you, but I accumulate
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things over the years and never know what I'm going to do with them. These cards are a great way to use up some of
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your supplies in a positive way because you can then gift them to people. and then a sentiment on the top.
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And there you go. Dream big. And the final card that I'm going to
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show you is just involving lots of pretty papers. So, I'm taking different papers and I'm ripping them up into
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different sizes and sticking them on. So, this is just building up different
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pretty papers. Now, you could do all your papers and plan them all out at the start, or you can cut one, stick it on,
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cut one, stick it on like I'm doing here. Depends how you like to work. There isn't a right and a wrong way.
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This is your creation. So, I'm back looking through my little pad again. Quite like those.
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I might be able to use these more than once. Let's get one on there.
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Yeah. And then maybe do another one up there. Maybe another two. Yeah,
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I like that. And then I'm just going to draw some little hearts
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and then a sentiment. And that's just using some pretty papers. And there you have it. Nice card for my mom.
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I hope you've enjoyed all 30 cards. Any questions, drop them in the comments below. And thank you for watching.
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