Weekend Video – Hello
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When I got this new paper pad by cosmo cricket I fell in love! I had to use it asap. So here is a card design where you can use almost all the colors of a paper pad! Just cut 9 squares from any pad collection you have. You can never go wrong with squares!
This card also has lace. So it’s perfect for this week’s Caardvarks challenge.
Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 and the little squares are 1×1 inches each.
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Enjoy the video and then scroll down for a list of supplies.
Supplies:
Click on the images below for more details on the supplies used.
 1. Material girl
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 2. Essential messages
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 3. Tim Holtz Scissors
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 4. Scallop border
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 5. Ambrosia buttons
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 6. White Embossing
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 7. Heat gun
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 8. Acrylic blocks
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 9. Versamark
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Darling card, I sure like the addition of the tape on it. And what a way to recycle your clothes!!! Tell your husband to watch out you’ll be searching in his closet next, lol. Just love the videos it’s so fun to see how you put everything together!
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I just love this card! Your video is too fun! That music makes me smile!
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Love the card. It reminds me of the window in a grandmother’s kitchen. Sometimes you can cut the squares from the packaging in a paper collection where it shows what is included.
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Another wonderful card Vicki but how effective and easy. You must be a very busy person, you’re an inspiration. I look forward to seeing what you’ll come up with next. Also thanks for the digitals this week. They will come in handy.
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Awesome card!! I love the way you used the lace off of an old shirt. Thanks for joining us at Caardvarks!!
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Love the card…love the video! Loved the music! Thanks for making me smile!!
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I love this card Vicky…the Material Girl mini deck paper is a favorite. I will definitely be using your perfect design with my papers, thanks for the lovely inspiration and the great video tutorial!
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I just LOVE your happy card. It looks like a window from a lovely kitchen to me…so sunny and sweet! You are ULTRA creative, Vicky!!
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Love your card is adorable.Great video =P
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SEW CUTE!! (=
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So Cute!!!
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Whoops!… Sorry, I hit the “Add Comment” button before I was finished with my comment. LoL…
Your card is so cute!
I loved the pattern paper!
And I really like how you put all the squares together.
Great design!
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Great video and card!!! thanks for sharing us Vicki!! =)
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It`’s very cute and the papers are perfect for this card.
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Lovely, just LOVELY! You always make the pp sing!
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Love all the layers!
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Your card is just gorgeous! Great work!
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I loved this card so much, I CASEd it..such a fabulous inspiration..I love how this card is so neat and clean as all your cards are..
thank you for the inspiration.
here’s my card
http://bit.ly/9eQlfy
Thanks again…hope to be inspired soon.
Tejal
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where did the tape measure come from? Your cards are great
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Vicky Reply:
April 10th, 2010 at 5:40 pm
Hi Jessie, thank your for your comment
The tape measure is actually a strip from the paper pad “marerial girl” you can see this paper here http://www.twopeasinabucket.com/shop/cosmo-cricket/90002-measuring-up-material-girl-paper/
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This video brought back memories of my earliest cards. While I was growing up my mom ran a small “mom and pop” fabric and craft shop. When I first starting stamping I didn’t have many embellishments but I did have “treasures from my sewing basket.” Eyelet lace was one of the few items I had. Now I have hundreds of embellishment choices but today I think I will take a trip down memory lane and use your idea for inspiration. I am “sew” glad I stumbled onto your website. It’s really fun and such a great link to others. Keep up the good work!
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