Want to make quick Christmas Cards? Use some large gift tags and you will have a stack of cards in a flash! Select tags with a sentiment, add some embellishments and you are ready to mail holiday greetings to friends and loved ones.
Whether you call a W fold or a M fold card, whom receives your homemade greeting card will be merry upon opening it. These action cards have a pop-up motion thanks to the…you guessed it the M-fold.
See the M-fold in Action
Best suited to display small designs stamps, stickers, and the like or just pretty paper. These are simple to make with spectacular results.
Cutting and Scoring Chart
Description
Quantity
Cut Size
Score at
Base/Back
1
4-1/4″ by 11″
5-1/2″
M-fold
1
2-1/4 by 11″
2-3/4, 5-1/2, & 8-1/4
Front Artwork (Landscape)
1
3-3/4 by 5″
Pieced for Stamping
4
2″ by 3″
Border for Stamped Pieces
4
2-1/2″ by 3-1/2″
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Quick and easy Christmas cards using gift tags. Choose large tags with sentiments, add to fun fold cards, embellish and you’re ready to send your love to friends and family this holiday season.
Whether you call a W fold or a M fold card, whom receives your homemade greeting card will be merry upon opening it. These action cards have motion thanks to the…you guessed it the M-fold.
Learn to make double z-fold cards. These fun fold cards have moving parts as you open them. Guaranteed to kick up your card making skills Feature your art work on the card front or use greetings from card stock. Reveal the designer sheets in Echo Park’s Christmas Salutation pack.
Gnomes are good luck. Some live underground and protect the ground, especially minerals and buried treasures. Others protect gardens and livestock. And the special woodland gnomes protect the forest. They have become so integral to tree live that they literally grow from the trees and are attired with buffalo plaid hats.
Print pattern full sized on 8 1/2″ by 11″ paper. Can’t sew? Use glue from hat as an alternative.
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How to crochet a flat circle along with the Crocheting Kitty. We start with the traditional method. Be sure to watch to the end to see the Magic Circle for a tiny hole in the center.
Excellent place to start learning crochet as it is easier to work in a hole space then a single stitch. Both the traditional and magic circle methods are included. Even the Crocheting Kitty gets into the act.
Learn how do single crochet stitch. With 3 minor stitch variations, you can get 3 different looks. Even our kitty gets into the action. This post has more than one video and this first one takes you through the entire process.
Already know how to single crochet or want a quick video to see how you can achieve 3 different row effects? Then this is the video for you.
These next 2 videos are for review. There is the chain stitch which is your beginning foundation row and crochet hook selection.