After making the monster tags for my last video, I had one monster left over and didn't want to neglect him!
I made this card using dies from We R Memory Keepers -- the frame die is from one set, and the square with rounded corners is from a separate set. I thought this sentiment was a good fit for the monster because he's got his cute little hands out! :o) I wrote "I Love You" with a black fineliner and spelled out the rest with little foam Thickers from American Crafts.
In my video, I showed this card that I made back in February using Taylored Expressions stamps and dies [click here for the original blog post for this card]:
Here's the other card I showed in the video -- I made this for my dad's birthday this year!
The cat is from Penny Black's Good Day stamp set. I coloured him to look a little bit like Humble! :o) They have a range of stamp sets and rubber stamps featuring these adorable cats doing different things -- typing, driving a car, riding a bicycle...they're just so cute!
Here's my video showing how I made the monster card, and I also share a simple tip for placing letter stickers!
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For today's post, I've made a set of Halloween tags featuring these super-cute dimensional monster stickers I bought...
I just think these little guys have so much personality! I mean, check out the monster with his hand on his hip. :D
Here's the video I made showing how to make 'em!
If you're reading this post in an e.mail and don't see the video, click here to go to my blog post or click here to watch on YouTube.
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To be up front, these are affiliate links, folks! For some products, the exact version I have is no longer on Amazon, so I've linked to the version that is available.
Long time no see! I've missed posting on my blog, so I'm glad to be back!
I signed up for a YouTube account in the spring. That there is the 'channel art' I created. :o) I made the "E" out of Perler beads...I had to use tweezers to put them in place because my fingers were too fumbly! I couldn't figure out what to use for the "a" and finally decided to make one out of a roll of washi tape. :D
In May, I made a video of how I decorated my mom's Mother's Day gift, but things went horribly wrong when I uploaded it -- there was a lot of lagging, and the audio wasn't in sync anymore, so I was talking about one thing while showing another. That doesn't work so well with craft tutorials! I don't know enough about video editing to fix what happened, so I had to give up on that video. I wasn't sure if the quality setting I used while recording was part of the problem, so I tried recording at a different setting for the video in this post.
Today's project is a simplified version of what I made for my mom...
Here's my video if you'd like to see how this came together!
If you're reading this post in an e.mail and don't see the video, click here to go to my blog post or click here to watch on YouTube.
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To be up front, these are affiliate links, folks! For some products, the exact version I have is no longer on Amazon, so I've linked to the version that is available.
