My Favorite Crafty Things: Mailing Handmade Cards

[@dvcrztb]

Wow, the box is so neat! I love that you do more with the tools than they were designed for. Bet the company didn't even think of that one! You rock!

[@PLynn102]

I've so enjoyed your series Jennifer! I"m not a card maker but am a scrapbooker so many of the things you've "favorite-ed" I could use in my scrapping. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise. If I were ever to make cards, it would be b/c you inspired me!

[@MyH2oh]

That stencil to hang your card on the bag is AWESOME!!

[@ASLchica09]

Great idea with the envelope box! That engineering background comes in handy! Now I might just have to get an envelope punch board!

[@scrapstampcreate]

The notecard box was genius. You could probably play around with the dimensions to create an envelope with enough space for cards with thicker embellishments.

[@scrapbookingpat5377]

Just made a box from your video. I used thin cardboard and red line tape; and my Christmas cards that are ready for the hubby to mail out fit perfectly. And since its out of thin cardboard, its not gitlie and he takes them to the post office in the box. So he isn't embarrassed while waiting in line. My next box will be out of the same thing; and I will label them to be mailed and the other one is cards made. Thank you so much. I may put scrapbooking paper on the is other one so he can keep it straight which ones are ready to be mailed. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@Amywazwaz06]

Wow. I never seen this video before. I love the tip on how to make your own gift box for cards with the envelope punch board. Now I need to watch this s few more times and wrote down the measurements.

[@SandiSchario]

Thanks for sharing how to make a box with the envelope maker. I just got one and this is a great idea to make for note card gifts since I have tons and I mean tons of cardstock paper!!!! You are such an inspiration!!!!

[@trudypope2113]

That is so cool. I made a gift box sitting here at my computer. Fun stuff. I used score tape though and kept both flaps. Thanks so much for sharing!!!

[@jmk3432]

Love the box you made with the envelope board!!! What a great idea :) Thanks for sharing Hugs! Jenny

[@ttsodyssey9509]

Love the envelope box idea! I was thinking of how to present my over embellished cards, now I know.

[@MsSuperklutz]

Awesome video!! I love seeing all the your favorite things as I am a scrapbooker and I can use your ideas on my pages and I learn so many more unique and creative ways to use everything as I have just about everything you use so you just up my creative play. Love your envelope punch box idea thanks as I do have and love this punch board as I do make a few cards too. Your videos are always so much fun and packed with inspiration. Joan Smtih

[@debrawhitchurch]

Great ideas,thanks Jennifer!

[@01sarah29]

Thank you for sharing this video. I may be looking into some of these products you mentioned. I would love to be able to make a box to place cards in to give as gifts to family members,etc.

[@lenoralb]

Excellent tutorial in making a card box.

[@tamcancreate]

Thanks for sharing so much wonderful info! Love your channel!

[@AUCbyHarumiOhata]

Indeed！The notecard box is great idea!! Thank you Jennifer! I make A5 cards a lot. Can you please play around and show us the great dimension ? Thanks!

[@photokittenatplay]

Love the box you made :)

[@patriciascoble9680]

Thanks for sharing all your ideas. They are really useful'

[@shaweb28]

Ok I need to quit watching these favorites of yours because it is killing my wallet LOL

[@bonnieshapiro3511]

Thanks for sharing all this information. Really great videos. What weight card stock do u recommend to make the note card boxes. Bonnie Shapiro

[@BQBecky1]

Your videos are always so informative, inspiring, and up-to-date with the latest trends. Really love that you are prepared, articulate and to the point. My problem is that I never get around to cleaning house - it's more fun to watch your videos! I did find another source for the packing foam - believe it or not- UHaul. VERY inexpensive.

[@teodorapolgar]

I love these videos. I do have a question though.... from a time-saver point of view... Why would I bother rounding up the lateral flaps for the envelop / box ? They get glued beneath so you never see it ...

[@erick7542]

Thanks for so much talent

[@deewilliams3903]

Yes this is killing my wallet too I am new doing this and I keep buying stuff but trying to figure out how I can do this but I just keep going Buying more and I watch your videos you have a wonderful videos that you doing thank you for doing this and sharing this with me

[@mickeydee1]

Wonderful ideas! Thank you.........dianne

[@meheretoday6968]

the 'holding cards' at about 9 1/2 minutes..if you were able to get a block of foam or wood or even tape a batch of old used cards together, it would make it so much easier for you to do than to continually have to push a wayward card back into place...

[@amkarei]

I own the wrmk envelope punch board but was SORELY DISAPPOINTED to find that the "A2" envelope turns out to be a SQUARE!!! Does anyone have a work around that can give us the dimensions more appropriate to the task??

[@alathenasidericus]

I couldn't justified buying the Envelope punch board since I have a scoring board that makes it easy to make envelopes. But since you can make boxes with it... maybe I'll cave...

[@BarbaraMerryGeng]

Thsnks

[@Vintagecomfort]

Fun tips! Thanks :)

[@jennifermcguireink]

You are so welcome!

[@alathenasidericus]

Poll: How do you put your cards in your envelopes? Face up so you see the design when opening the envelopes (the way Jennifer did in this video) or face down so you see the back of the card when opening the envelope?

[@Selkie52]

In grade school I was taught that you can "love" people but only "like" things. "Love" is inappropriate for anything but a person or people. To "love" things or situations indicates a re-evaluation of the intensity of your emotions may be needed.

[@luxurycardstore]

Idiom: the definition from dictionary.com: an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements, as kick the bucket or hang one's head, or from the general grammatical rules of a language, as the table round for the round table, and that is not a constituent of a larger expression of like characteristics. From Wikipedia, the online free encyclopedia: An idiom (Latin: idioma, "special property", f. Greek: ἰδίωμα - idiōma, "special feature, special phrasing", f. Greek: ἴδιος - idios, "one’s own") is a combination of words that have a figurative meaning owing to its common usage. An idiom's figurative meaning is separate from the literal meaning. There are thousands of idioms and they occur frequently in all languages. There are estimated to be at least twenty-five thousand idiomatic expressions in the English language.

[@amkarei]

(( As a Selkie you can be forgiven for not understanding English idioms, being that it would your second language. teeheehee ... 😉 ))

[@ASLchica09]

Great idea with the envelope box! That engineering background comes in handy! Now I might just have to get an envelope punch board!