Card Making Tips for Laser Cut Bird Ballad Cards from Stampin' UP!

[@vayes7958]

Oh beautiful

[@pattystamps]

thank you!

[@pamcordial2459]

Very lovely!

[@pattystamps]

thank you!

[@debbielindauer7679]

I knew I wanted to get these for birthday cards but didn't know what I wanted to do with them. Thanks for the ideas and the tips. Super video.

[@pattystamps]

so glad it was helpful!

[@lindak371]

Beautiful cards, thx for all the tips

[@chericampbell431]

Thank you for this great Idea, I love it!!!! can't wait to try it....

[@marylutyger675]

Couldn’t you attach the yellow card stock to the back outside edge of the lace front so that writing, etc. on the back ivory page doesn’t show throughout? Anything attached to the front would further secure those layers together.

[@pattystamps]

Yes, but i really wanted the laser cut paper to show, without anything behind it.

[@nancyreynolds]

Great tip, than you!

[@pattystamps]

So glad it was helpful, Nancy!

[@maryaugustin863]

Beautiful cards! Quick and simple. Will there be dies out coming for this set?

[@pattystamps]

I cut them out of the DSP.. they are not stamps.. so no, no dies for the DSP, sorry.

[@katherinemunro9770]

They’re beautiful cards, but it looks like it would be kind of tricky to write inside them without the writing showing through to the front.

[@pattystamps]

I have been writing smaller messages inside.. you could also write on the back or just stamp a sentiment inside and sign it.

[@kowal6211]

@@pattystamps What if you were to glue or tape a new card made with vanilla card stock inside the laser cut card. Open the new card so you would be looking at the inside of the new card, tape then the right back side to the laser cut card. On the left front of the new card tape the yellow card stock piece. So when done the inside of the new card is attached to the laser cut card but also showing yellow card stock under the laser cut card. Very confusing and difficult to explain. It would be easier to see it but unfortunately I do not know how to do a video like yours. If you have questions my email to use would be [e-mail] Thanks hope it helps a bit.

[@pattystamps]

@@kowal6211 great solution! thank you for sharing!

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