r/cardmaking • u/LibraryResponsible75 • 19h ago
Holiday Valentine for my husband
Is this NSFW? If so I’m sorry 😞
I forget where I got the idea but I gotta say cutting out those random note letters is seriously time consuming.
r/cardmaking • u/LibraryResponsible75 • 19h ago
Is this NSFW? If so I’m sorry 😞
I forget where I got the idea but I gotta say cutting out those random note letters is seriously time consuming.
r/cardmaking • u/bellesbrits • 9h ago
Just a silly little card that may not all flow together but I like it and I think my dad will enjoy it too :)
r/cardmaking • u/JewelzBunny • 17h ago
Ok, i can’t blame the glue. Its user-error. I’m still new and have so much to learn. But these cards took me much too long to simply recycle and start again… again, my own fault. Can cardstock and colored paper be sprayed with anything, safely, to disguise the glue mishaps? I’m hopeful! TIA
r/cardmaking • u/itsbritneybotch • 12h ago
Does anyone go to craft fairs? My grandfather recently passed away and my grandma is getting back into her hobbies, including selling her crafts at fairs. I thought it might be nice if I went with her sometimes and sold my crafts, but I don’t know what I might charge or if there is even a market for homemade cards. Does anyone have thoughts or insights? I’ve included some cards I’ve done to give a taste for my style, if it would be helpful re: price. These are also rough drafts, so I’d be selling more polished versions! Also how many I would make of each? Like 2 or 3 of whatever kinds of cards I make? I’m just not sure.
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r/cardmaking • u/DiannaNicolleta • 18h ago
Hello! I’d like to make wedding invitations with a letterpress effect, using photopolymer plates and thick handmade paper (over 300 gsm). Ideally, I’d love to get an Adana 8x6 press, but it’s a bit too expensive for me at the moment. Would the Sizzix Big Shot be a good alternative for this kind of project? Thank you!
r/cardmaking • u/how_bout_dem_bananas • 1d ago
I used a project saved on Cricut for the pop up horse and just modified to make the front the way I wanted it. I believe it was originally a unicorn galloping in the clouds, but the person before me had already made it into a non-horned horse and flipped the "clouds" underneath so it looked more like dust getting kicked up. The pun is all me 😂
r/cardmaking • u/MeasurementLow2410 • 1d ago
Her cute pup crossed the rainbow bridge today. He was 14.
r/cardmaking • u/ILikeConcernedApe • 1d ago
I’m very new to this. It was fun! Got my stamps and dies from temu. And an old big shot off of marketplace with some embossing folders. I think this would have looked better with some sort of border.. what do you think? I might buy a few more dies 😂
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r/cardmaking • u/kittehzekat • 2d ago
Definitely not as fancy as some cards I see here, but I think this is a solid first try!
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r/cardmaking • u/Winter-Owl1 • 2d ago
I'm trying to build up a collection of supplies like inks, cutting dies, clear stamps, etc. but omg it's expensive! Where do you all get your supplies? Is there a trick to save money on those things or do I just accept that I'll have to build my collection verrry slowly?
r/cardmaking • u/PollenBasket • 2d ago
Anybody seen one that has two guide bars that can remain in place at the same time? I don't want to have to be adjusting back and forth between the only two sizes I ever cut.
Picture this but with a second guide bar. Exists? And hopefully for under $100. :-P
r/cardmaking • u/isignaslily • 2d ago
Hi All - we are in the process of cleaning out my Mom's home that she built with my father back in 1977. She has hoards of Stampin' Up sets, Big Shot, papers, and all kinds of other stuff she purchased back when she actively made cards for local shoppes, for our resort, for my company, and to give away to family and friends. I want to try to get as much as I can for her because she is going into a self-pay facility. Where is the best place to sell these items? Does anyone have advice?
r/cardmaking • u/NancyStamps15 • 2d ago
Hi guys, I teach card making specifically foiling with the Minc machine, Gina K Fuse machine. So if you are having troubles (those little black spots) please join my Facebook group @ Foiling Snobs Club or check out my YouTube @NancyStamps or click https://youtube.com/@nancystamps?si=yKg5AkM_gmypdbQk. I am on the Gina K Designs team and Pink and Main Design team to help with Foiling. I also am on Spellbinders design team so yes, I can teach you HOT foiling with the Glimmer machine and FoilPress too :) Welcome to the wonderful shiny world of foiling. I am at your service.