Tunnel cards are my favorite cards, and as you know, people have been making them long before Anna Griffin came up with her tunnel card dies. I originally made mine out of hand-cut concentric circles and squares because I didn't get a die-cutting machine until last year. But I still watch nearly every video I see on how to make them because there are so many ways to make a tunnel card. Your video is wonderful and your finished card is so cute! I love it! Thank you for all your instructional videos---you do a great job!
Great tutorial! I got a Valentine's Day Tunnel card from my husband the other day and am going to make some for Mother's Day. You did this vid 9 months ago. I just happened to see it today! I have never heard the name Tunnel card, tho I have gotten them before. Timing is everything! Subbed!
Hey Shar! I actually love to learn the diy version before I spring for a die set...IF I spring for a die set! Thanks so much for sharing this. I'm definitely going to try this one! I love the outcome. I also like watching the thought process including the oops😅! its nice to see... that's just how real life crafting goes! Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial on how to create this card!!! You do an amazing job with easy to follow step by step instructions. Your card turned out absolutely gorgeous and I 'my sure your Mom loved it. The papers you chose were stunning!!!
I love how you show everything & talk us through mistakes. Lovely video. I have these concentric dies by Anna & thanks to your video I don’t need to order the tunnel die set.
Thank you Shar for sharing your creativity of making a tunnel card with what you already have on hand. We get lots of scraps and this is a great way to take them out and use them. Thanks again.
I wish I had seen this before I ordered the dies. How ingenious you are to figure this out and then share with us. Thank You. Beautiful card, and you made it look easy enough for me to do it.
Wow you did an awesome job! I knew when I saw the dies it could be done. I love it & and I am going to try to make one soon. Thank you for the inspiration🧡💙
That was lovely. And it would have been fine if the sentiment was to the left a little bit because you could easily have some greenery on the right that requires the sentiment be more to rhe left I've seen people just hand cut random shapes to make tunnel books or tunnel cards. Even videos during lockdown put out by a library for children. I watched a bunch and tried my hand with construction paper. Just rectangles. Not decorated yet. Plus at the country fair a long time ago, 15-20 years, i saw framed 3d art prints. But it seemed to be the same image that had been cut out and made into layers Like say a scene of a house with a sunset and clouds behind it and trees in the front yard with a picket fence and flowers. So you could find a suitable image on good sized postcards, get 7 cards and keep one whole for the background. Maybe the fence for the foreground, cut out clouds snd mount them on foam squates to pop them up off the background. Cut it with Xacto knife or finger blade. Could be multiple prints of a favorite photo. I had a friend who loved backpacking and I wanted to make a thing of them in the foreground, but different scenes in the background they could change out. So they could pretend to travel worldwide. If I could actually accomplish a tenth of the stuff i imagine I'd be happy. Lol Edit for typos. So MANY typos every time.
Beautiful card once again. I totally enjoy watching your creating process. I love how you walk us through.
So glad you showed how to make this without buying more dies! Thank you so much!
Another beautiful card. You are fabulous. Thanks
You are so welcome💕
Tunnel cards are my favorite cards, and as you know, people have been making them long before Anna Griffin came up with her tunnel card dies. I originally made mine out of hand-cut concentric circles and squares because I didn't get a die-cutting machine until last year. But I still watch nearly every video I see on how to make them because there are so many ways to make a tunnel card. Your video is wonderful and your finished card is so cute! I love it! Thank you for all your instructional videos---you do a great job!
Thank You 😊
You did a great job, Shar, lovely card!👏🏽👏🏽🥰🙋🏻♀️💜tfs
Great tutorial! I got a Valentine's Day Tunnel card from my husband the other day and am going to make some for Mother's Day. You did this vid 9 months ago. I just happened to see it today! I have never heard the name Tunnel card, tho I have gotten them before. Timing is everything! Subbed!
Hey Shar! I actually love to learn the diy version before I spring for a die set...IF I spring for a die set! Thanks so much for sharing this. I'm definitely going to try this one! I love the outcome. I also like watching the thought process including the oops😅! its nice to see... that's just how real life crafting goes! Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you 😊
Excellent!! I hope joy watching your tutorials!!
Can't wait to make one. Your directions are very clear.
A beautiful card!
Thank you for this excellent demo! I had in my mind to make a tunnel card today, and your video came in super handy.
Oh wow, thank you for sharing the instructions for this card. Pat in NC
You are so welcome!😉
Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial on how to create this card!!! You do an amazing job with easy to follow step by step instructions. Your card turned out absolutely gorgeous and I 'my sure your Mom loved it. The papers you chose were stunning!!!
Thank you 😊 💕
😃🤩 Thank you for breaking that down for me. I'm going to try it. I have lots of nesting dies. 😆 🥰😇
Another fabulous video. TFS; Wish I saw your video before I purchased the Tunnel Card Kit lol. Because I have the all the dies you are using. Oh well.
I love how you show everything & talk us through mistakes. Lovely video. I have these concentric dies by Anna & thanks to your video I don’t need to order the tunnel die set.
This is awesome! In addition to using our scraps, this is a great use of our concentric die sets!
I haven’t used my concentric dies in a while so image this is a great use for them. 💕
Thank you Shar for sharing your creativity of making a tunnel card with what you already have on hand. We get lots of scraps and this is a great way to take them out and use them. Thanks again.
You are so welcome!💕
I wish I had seen this before I ordered the dies. How ingenious you are to figure this out and then share with us. Thank You. Beautiful card, and you made it look easy enough for me to do it.
Great try! Anna would be proud.
Wow you did an awesome job! I knew when I saw the dies it could be done. I love it & and I am going to try to make one soon. Thank you for the inspiration🧡💙
You are welcome 😀
Beautiful! Thanks for this tutorial.
Glad you like it!
Beautiful card I love these types of designs
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for sharing awesome job
Great tutorial Shar. Love that you don’t edit out the trial and error of the mechanics. The card is beautiful.
Love the card! Great tunnel card design. Thanks for sharing your process and how to use what we already have.
I really need to use what I got 😂. I’m Glad you enjoyed the video 😃
That was lovely. And it would have been fine if the sentiment was to the left a little bit because you could easily have some greenery on the right that requires the sentiment be more to rhe left
I've seen people just hand cut random shapes to make tunnel books or tunnel cards. Even videos during lockdown put out by a library for children.
I watched a bunch and tried my hand with construction paper. Just rectangles. Not decorated yet.
Plus at the country fair a long time ago, 15-20 years, i saw framed 3d art prints. But it seemed to be the same image that had been cut out and made into layers
Like say a scene of a house with a sunset and clouds behind it and trees in the front yard with a picket fence and flowers.
So you could find a suitable image on good sized postcards, get 7 cards and keep one whole for the background. Maybe the fence for the foreground, cut out clouds snd mount them on foam squates to pop them up off the background. Cut it with Xacto knife or finger blade.
Could be multiple prints of a favorite photo. I had a friend who loved backpacking and I wanted to make a thing of them in the foreground, but different scenes in the background they could change out. So they could pretend to travel worldwide.
If I could actually accomplish a tenth of the stuff i imagine I'd be happy. Lol
Edit for typos. So MANY typos every time.
Love this so much! I have many concentric dies and will put them to use for Tunnel cards! Thank you!!!!!
Absolutely beautiful. I was really curious about how it was going to work. Great job girlfriend 💕💕👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you so much 🤗
Love it!!
This looks amazing!!
Love it
Thanks for sharing. Pat in NC
Beautiful job. May I ask what brand of stamp stabilizer you use? I haven’t tried one and yours seems to work easily and well. Thanks!
I use the Tim Holts stamp platform.
@@SharCards Thank you Shar! I love your videos and the beautiful projects you teach us to do!
Thank you so very much for sharing. Please tell me what the beautiful paper is you showed and used in your video.
The pink paper is from the tea cup set and the blue is from the basket cardstock set
GORGeous…🫶🏾 you created without tunnel dies!