Here is a guide with the measurements (start with a 5" x 7" piece of cardstock.) Just click on any of the photos below for a closer look.
And here are photos of the cards I showed in the video.
If you are interested in learning how to make the background I made in the card above here is the direct link to the tutorial on my blog. It is called Faux Marble with Metallic Markers.
Enjoy!
13 comments:
Thanks so much for the tutorial. My daughter needs to send a few thank yous out and this looks like a fun way to do it!
Lot's of fun! Thanks for another great video Michelle!
Thank you Michelle for showing us how to make the swing card. Neat idea! The Asian card you made with this technique is really nice!
A swing card how neat. I will be making one tomorrow. The tutorial was great for a visual learner like me. I love your rubber room!
Oh I love this technique, I will using this for my next swap. Thanks for sharing
Sheila
Great tutorial, thank you. I made one and linked you.
Thanks for all the great info. Saved your directions & measurements & bookmarked the video. (I love being able to see the the actual process.) Thanks again!
Mary
I love this card, you can see a picture of the ones I did with your idea on my blog: amysworldwanderinwonder.blogspot.com/
thanks so much for the tutorial and the measurements! i found your measurements are better compared to the ones i earlier got from other sites.. :)
thanks again for sharing!
hugs,
sheene
your video makes this so easy...thanks I just made one of these and it turned out great.
Hi, Michelle!I'm Dr.Angela Haq, from Roumania, Transilvania.:)sorry for my english , but... you are amazing!!I wonder from where u have soooo many ideas!Congrats !;)
just watched video fow how to make swing cards, great, but can use use any size card and if so, how to you alter the measurements
just watched video on how to make swing cards, great but can you do it with any size card and if so, how to work out measurements
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