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I have tried this technique before, and for some reason, because most of the videos I saw only showed the process in a fast fluid motion, I never could get it right.
But trying this technique by VideoJug, where they break it down for simple people like me, I got this technique down now flat.
Guess who has the job of folding shirts in the house now? I think I fell for this one.
If you want to learn to do this job well as well, watch this video:
Yana used products from Waffle Flower to create an amazing collection of travel cards with trendy faux postage styles. Starting with white cardstock and a stencil that has different square and rectangle openings she used bright and bold ink pad colors and ink blended the background sections. Next using black ink she stamped the silhouette images of tropical trees, birds, boats and beachy designs along with faux cancellation marks and postage prices. Next she used coordinating dies to cut the postage edges, notice how some stamp sheets were kept together while others she tore apart.
On some cards she also made them look like tiny envelopes and also included tiny sentiment strips or stamped phrases.
She sharing a video tutorial on how to create these trendy travel postage card designs over on the Yana Smakula blog.
-Heather
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thank you!!! some of us are not as fast of eye as others!!!!