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Monday, August 22, 2011

How To Cut Any Shape On The Front Of Your Card

Do you love nestabilities, but really don't want to invest in another crafting item?  Well I have the solutions for you on this video.  If you have any additional questions, just leave a comment or send me an email.  Thanks for visiting me today!
Lorraine

16 comments:

  1. Thank you for this helpful information! I can visualize lots of cards using this technique!
    Carolyn
    http://cccscraproom.blogspot.com

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  2. Thanks for the instructions! Great idea.

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  3. welcome back Lorraine. I missed you

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  4. Great job on the video, Lorraine! Like that you cut the mat too!

    The tape doesn't mess up your mat?

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  5. Audrey, I use painters tape on my mat all the time. It doesn't even pull up any of the adhesive. You can use less tape to mark your corner of your cardstock. Hope this helps.
    Lorraine

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  6. WHat a neat trick and so straightforward - thank you so much for passing this along!

    Janette S.

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  7. Great video! I am so going to try this technique!

    TFS!

    Linda

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  8. You are so funny and so REAL. Great demonstration--so easy to follow. Can't wait to try this method myself.

    thanks so much.

    Kathy

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  9. Great video. I have an award for you on my blog.
    http://cricutmimi.blogspot.com

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  10. Great video!!! I am going to try this out you made it look so easy thanks.

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  11. I never thought about this. I just always cut-try to cut- it by hand.

    Thanks for the common sense video!!!
    Baxter/Debby

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  12. Really enjoyed the technique
    will help me a lot
    thanks

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  13. After trying this out, I could not get the blade to cut at the same place as the template. I found your instructions a bit confusing although I enjoyed your humor.

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  14. why don't you just use the center point feature?

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