I saw some cute things to make something spring off of a card and spent some time trying to make it a little easier and this is what I came up with. This is my very first video so it isn't that great but it does show you how to make a spring to put on your cards.
Friday, March 4, 2011
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Love it! I just found all my wire supplies, so you were just in time with the lesson Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteCathy
You are so funny! I will have to try this. Geat tip on matching up the bottom disc to the cardstock you'll be attaching it to. TFS and God Bless.
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Cute! I love how you call them "springy thingies." Thanks for sharing! (I got here from MTC yahoo groups!)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Gotta make these for my next techniques class! You did a great job with your first video! Thanks for figuring this out for us, and thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteexcellent video I am going to something like this for my grand sons birthday using a car from cricut.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! This is great for kids' cards. I'll definitely try this. I enjoyed your video. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI live in Arkansas too...about 2hours away. Wish you lived closer so we could 'play paper' together!
ReplyDeleteLove the Springy Thingy. I'm going to make some today!
Kay
Love this...Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteMargaret - Very ingenious! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the info -- love your cards!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Can't wait to try these!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I'll for sure use this with making my cards and pages.
ReplyDeleteGreat video!
ReplyDeleteGood info; easy to understand.
You're a natural. Keep it up.
Would love to see more from you.
Margaret great Tutorial! thanks and hugs.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this. It is so easy but you have to think it out
ReplyDeleteThanks from the Netherlands
Springy Thingy is way too cute. I want to make one just to say the words.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I am wondering about mailing it. Does any one know if you need to add extra postage for the thickness and or weight?
LOVED your video! Awesome job and I'm sure to be trying these out this weekend, thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed by your first video...you go girl..thanx for the training..will put it to good use...have a good one! Woodie
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