Laura, I never get tired of your videos and I want you to know that I sing along with you when you sing “dimension is life”! Lol thank you for keeping crafting fun and inspirational
Love this set!!! We had a phone like that when I was a little!!! The “handset” is the receiver and the numbers are the dial! Brings back memories for sure!!!
Oh I love Concord and 9th for many things but they are the bomb for interactive cards. You explained that so well Laura!! thank you. I wondered how it came together. It will be in my stash as soon as it comes to Canada.
I love this EXCEPT the numbers for the dial are wrong--they are supposed to go counter clockwise. I spent many a day on the rotary phone so this silly little detail bothers me. Otherwise, so well done.
Hi Laura! There are a lot of factors that could go in to this from the tension of your die cutting machine to the type of cardstock you're using, but it's pretty much unavoidable. The die was designed to ensure that the talk bubble and notch cut out to line up correctly, so you're most likely going to get lines, even in these cards have faint lines on them. Luckily the phone covers most of it up. Hope this helps explain things! :)
This is so cute - but I can't get over that the numbers on the stamp are going the wrong way! Now that I realized it I can't unsee it!
Laura, I never get tired of your videos and I want you to know that I sing along with you when you sing “dimension is life”! Lol thank you for keeping crafting fun and inspirational
Cannot wait for this! How sweet to make these for my senior assisted living folks! They will love and definitely remember this!
Laura this card is so dang cute!!! Love your color combos - your creativity is AMAZING!!!! ❤😊
People could always mask off and stamp the numbers anti clockwise if its that bothersome.
Beautiful cards! ❤
Love this set!!! We had a phone like that when I was a little!!! The “handset” is the receiver and the numbers are the dial! Brings back memories for sure!!!
LOVE this!!! So stinkin' cute!
Oh I love Concord and 9th for many things but they are the bomb for interactive cards. You explained that so well Laura!! thank you. I wondered how it came together. It will be in my stash as soon as it comes to Canada.
It’s the details! I love your examples, they are always so cute!
Just got mine and I’m already playing with it!
Beautifully done!
I would call the "handset" the "receiver." This video gets the following rating: 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I love this EXCEPT the numbers for the dial are wrong--they are supposed to go counter clockwise. I spent many a day on the rotary phone so this silly little detail bothers me. Otherwise, so well done.
Youre right, good catch! Seems like a really silly thing to have gotten wrong considering they prob used a photo for reference. Oops!
Adorable! I enjoy the colors you put together!
What tool are you using to pick up the small pieces? Thanks
Very cute.
Cute!!!
When I use the die for the bubble and circle on my card I get an imprint of the post that they are on. How can I avoid this? Yours looks perfect!
Hi Laura! There are a lot of factors that could go in to this from the tension of your die cutting machine to the type of cardstock you're using, but it's pretty much unavoidable. The die was designed to ensure that the talk bubble and notch cut out to line up correctly, so you're most likely going to get lines, even in these cards have faint lines on them. Luckily the phone covers most of it up. Hope this helps explain things! :)
Yeah the dial is “wrong” and the colors are not Ma Bell colors but who really cares?! It’s adorable!
MA BELL, a blast from the past.