Thank you Lorraine for giving your viewers easier measurements and instructions to follow. This is a beautiful card with the time and effort, because any mistake in measuring or layout will be obvious. 💖💖
So I watched this when it came out. Kept it in the back of my mind for when I needed it. I just made it today and following you made it easier then I thought. THANK YOU so very much for sharing this wonderful layout. I will be using again for sure. I love stamping along with your videos.
It really isn't too hard. Basically, cut the equal width strips from one piece, keep them in order, then trim a little off the tops and bottoms appropriately. It's pretty easy compared to some other card designs. Give it a try a few times! You'll see how it goes. Good luck, and thanks for your comment!
Hi Billie! Thanks for watching from Michigan. Have fun with it. Some of the new dsp patterns from the new catty will look awesome on this type of card!
@@stampwithlorraine5074 I was late getting my new catalog.. I forget it's a fiscal year.. lol. But.. yes. The newer DSP is Gorgeous. I wanted to be a more Active demo... but.. I use another company a Ton- so- I just advertise my Own art... using stuff I can use without penalty. I do a lot of 3D paper craft.. so, I get a kit sub from another place, and, I buy their die range. Most are limited runs. I ❤️ SU punches.. and, I don't think you can have too many trimmers, or inks, or stamps. I have about 250 die sets. Both SU and the other company. I buy stamps and dies from a smaller online business too.. so. I just like to watch a Couple of people. I liked your channel, immediately. Sorry so long winded..
Hi. I love the glamour of your Art Deco style cards, they're just fabulous! What size is your finished card? Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills and ideas. I hope you are having a good weekend.
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL DESIGN, Lorraine! TERRIFIC DIRECTIONS throughout, too! Whenever we can create designs that SHOW OFF the lovely SU DSPs (and there are a ton!!) I LOVE IT!! The DSP does the work (mostly) and gets to “be the star” of the card! I look forward to seeing a few more of YOUR DSP choices, too! TFS n’ HAPPY STAMPIN’ n’ CREATIN’! Sending SMILES from Madison, WI! :-))))) Have a lovely day! :-)
Thanks for your lovely comment, Judith. I agree with you about the gorgeous dsp and there is much more about to come with the new catalog! Are you a demonstrator? If so, then you know what I'm talking about! If not, then you'll get some sneak peeks real soon. Happy stamping!
Lovely works! I really appreciate your detailed instructions! Haven’t done this before but I think I can follow yours! Also love the simplicity of your designs thanks so much. Been watching most of the day because I’m sitting with my foot up, broken toe.
Oh no, Sherry! I hope your toe heals soon. Good excuse to sit around and watch videos though! (LOL) Thank you for your compliment. I'm glad you are enjoying them. As a former teacher by profession, I try to break down the steps so that they are easily understood. I hope you stay tuned for more.
Thanknyou, Leone, I'm glad you like them. They are easy once you get the concept. Do several to get the hang if it and then they go very quickly. Have fun!
Love your cards! Your method looks easier than another I saw. Do you by chance have the measurements written down so I could print out? Thanks for sharing! 👍😁💕
Thank you, Dawn! Once you understand the concept, it's easier than just ring to cut a bunch of measurements. I will put instructions up on my blog soon. Please stay posted!
Oh good! I'm glad, Claudia. My goal was to make it easy. I believe if you understand the concept, the execution is easier. (Mist be the teacher side of me! 😉) So go ahead and try it! It's fun. Once you get going it gets even easier.
I just love this!!! I have tons of SU DSP from over the years (began stamping 1999). I have kept it for something "special". Thanks to you and this video, I can now use it for a lot of beautiful cards. All my May BDCs will be using this technique - with a note to direct them to this video!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.
You are very welcome! I'm so glad you like it. (I've been hoarding DSP since 2003 as well.) This card is an impressive technique but not very difficult. I will be using it for an upcoming class, for sure! (What is a BDC?)
I happen to come across your website and I watched your video. You are very creative and your directions are clear and to the point. I subscribed to your website.
Thank you, Debra! I really like the paper too. Unfortunately they are retiring from Stampin' Up! Get them while you can if you really love them! (Map is already retired.)
Oh Lorraine, I just made my first panoramic card & I am over the moon. I love the way you teach techniques! I’m a big fan, thank you for sharing your talents. ☀️ Have you tried doing this technique using embossing folders?
I'm so glad you tried it and love as I do! Yay! And it's really easy too, if you cut the big piece first, the way I suggest, right? I love your idea of embossing folders....Will try that. Let me know if you do too.❤️
Lorraine I’m just wondering, why didn’t you trim the card stock and DSP before you cut the strips? In my head it would have taken less time overall and the possibility of being ever so slightly short on any piece would be eliminated. I’m new to card making so what might seem logical to someone with more experience isn’t for me. Thank you. Never mind. I continued watching and got my question answered. 😊
I love this very effective design and plan to use it soon. Luckily I bought the Sailing Home suite when it first came out so have the stamps and dies and papers and...all of the goodies! The hexagon and Tailored Tag punches live on my desk so I always get perfect banner tails since I never get them even when using scissors.
I'm songlad you will give it a try. It really goes quickly once you get the plan down. I love the Sailing Home collection. Sad to see it go. Have fun with these cards.
I simply took a thin leftover piece of the same designer paper and ran it down the side. I like to keep the insides simple to leave room for writing. Thanks for watching and for your comment. 😊
Hi Margie. All materials I use are from Stampin' Up! Is that what you mean? You can shop on my online store lorrainecich.stampinup.net. If you have any questions or want to request a catalog, contact me at lorraine@stampwithlorraine.com
Hi Donna! It is not our standard size here in the U.S., so I don't do that size. Of course you could adjust the measurements to be a little narrower. Make your layers smaller than your card in 1/8" or 1/4" increments. Thanks for watching.
Thank you Lorraine for giving your viewers easier measurements and instructions to follow. This is a beautiful card with the time and effort, because any mistake in measuring or layout will be obvious. 💖💖
Thank you! I'm glad you like it. I often try to find the easiest way (or most understandable way) to do things.
Great job thanks for all your work
Thank you, my pleasure! Hope you can try some.
Thank you. Your explanation of this card is awesome.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful. I try to make things easier to understand. Must be the teacher in me! Tha KS for watching. ☺️
@@stampwithlorraine5074 you sure did a great explanation
Thanks again for measurements. You make it seem simple
You are welcome. Making techniques work simply is often my goal. Thanks for watching.
Your cards are beautiful
Thank you, Patty! 😊
Merci pour ces vidéos, j'aime beaucoup ce que vous créez car j'aime le chic dans la simplicité. 🤩
Merci! Thank you!😊
Watching in May 2024. Beautiful card. I actually made in the middle of the night.
Thanks for directions. Congrats on your 20k.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like this card. I love the design too. Hope you can join my Monday night LIVE 20K Party! 8:00 p.m. (ET)
So I watched this when it came out. Kept it in the back of my mind for when I needed it.
I just made it today and following you made it easier then I thought. THANK YOU so very much for sharing this wonderful layout. I will be using again for sure. I love stamping along with your videos.
Thank you, Pam! I am so glad you tried it and were successful. Thanks so much for following me.
I love this idea. It looks time consuming, but the result is worth the effort. Thank you.
It really isn't too hard. Basically, cut the equal width strips from one piece, keep them in order, then trim a little off the tops and bottoms appropriately. It's pretty easy compared to some other card designs. Give it a try a few times! You'll see how it goes. Good luck, and thanks for your comment!
Great card, you are very clear showing how to do it, very much appreciated thank you.😊
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and for the compliment. Have fun with this one.
Easiest directions I’ve seen so far! Thank you!
Thanks, Teresa, that's my goal. So glad it is helpful!
Very nice card suggestions!
Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.
Love the way this card has been created and will be trying it soon.
It's a fun one! One of my favorite designs, too. Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for showing how to make these lovely cards!
Glad you like them! Thanks for your comment.
Lots of videos out there with this technique. Your's is the best. So easy to understand. Thank you so much.
Thank you, Valerie! It is often my goal to make things easy and understandable. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your comment.
Lovely cards
Thank you so much!
Great cards, cannot wait to try it.
Thanks Mary! I'm glad you will try it. I'm sure you will have fun with it.
NOW ---- now I can use those in expensive 6X6 paper pads to create some FAST and FUN looks for note cards. THANK YOU for inspiring me.
I am so glad I could inspire you! Thanks for watching. ☺️
Pretty card!
Thank you, Carol. 🥰
Wow. I stumbled onto this video. I was looking for some new designs and I LOVE this one. You are a real pro. Thanks.
Aw, thank you, Mary! I am so glad you like it. It us really fun. I think you'll be hooked! 😄I hope you can enjoy some of my other videos as well.
I've done three panel cards but never as stylishly as you have LOL Thank you for your time and creativity!
Thanks for watching, Rae, and for your kind compliment. I'm so glad you like it!
My FAVORITE way to do cards ... when I have a "block". I'm a hobby demo in Michigan...
Hi Billie! Thanks for watching from Michigan. Have fun with it. Some of the new dsp patterns from the new catty will look awesome on this type of card!
@@stampwithlorraine5074 I was late getting my new catalog.. I forget it's a fiscal year.. lol. But.. yes. The newer DSP is Gorgeous. I wanted to be a more Active demo... but.. I use another company a Ton- so- I just advertise my Own art... using stuff I can use without penalty. I do a lot of 3D paper craft.. so, I get a kit sub from another place, and, I buy their die range. Most are limited runs. I ❤️ SU punches.. and, I don't think you can have too many trimmers, or inks, or stamps. I have about 250 die sets. Both SU and the other company. I buy stamps and dies from a smaller online business too.. so. I just like to watch a Couple of people. I liked your channel, immediately.
Sorry so long winded..
Nice! Easy to follow instructions. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Donna! I'm so glad you found it helpful.
Beautiful papers
Stampin' Up! does have some really nice ones. Love the double sided as well!
Great cards! They turned out perfect. Thank you for sharing
I'm so glad you like them. Thanks for watching!
Thank for this wonderful video! Very helpful
It is a fun technique! Enjoy.
You just amaze me with your creativity. So simple and yet show stoppers! Thank you again.
You are so sweet. Thank you again, for your comment. I'm glad you like it.
Hi. I love the glamour of your Art Deco style cards, they're just fabulous! What size is your finished card? Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills and ideas. I hope you are having a good weekend.
Thank you so much, Deb! The finished card is 5-1/2 x 4-1/4. Glad you enjoyed this. I think it's kind of neat too
OMG I love this idea. Great for any occasion. Can't wait to try it. Thank you.
Thanks Val! I think you will really enjoy it! Fun and pretty easy. Let me know how you make out.
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL DESIGN, Lorraine! TERRIFIC DIRECTIONS throughout, too! Whenever we can create designs that SHOW OFF the lovely SU DSPs (and there are a ton!!) I LOVE IT!! The DSP does the work (mostly) and gets to “be the star” of the card! I look forward to seeing a few more of YOUR DSP choices, too! TFS n’ HAPPY STAMPIN’ n’ CREATIN’! Sending SMILES from Madison, WI! :-))))) Have a lovely day! :-)
Thanks for your lovely comment, Judith. I agree with you about the gorgeous dsp and there is much more about to come with the new catalog! Are you a demonstrator? If so, then you know what I'm talking about! If not, then you'll get some sneak peeks real soon. Happy stamping!
You make absolutely amazing cards hello from the uk
Thank you so much, Anja! I'm so glad you like them. 😊
Beautiful cards, thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Rita! Glad you like it.
Beautiful!
Thank you! This is a really fun one to do. I hope you try it!
Love this design. Pretty cards!
Thank you, Betty! It is very fun to do. Hope you try it.
Love the cards, love the idea!!!! Thank you!!
Thank you, Dorothy!
Hi Lorraine. Beautiful design card. Thank you for sharing this ❤
Hello again, my fellow "Lorraine!" Thanks for your kind comment. I'm so glad you like them.
Have only just discovered your channel, Lorraine, and I’m so glad i did. I love your cards.
Oh, thank you, Celina! I appreciate your comment. Stay tuned!
Lovely works! I really appreciate your detailed instructions! Haven’t done this before but I think I can follow yours! Also love the simplicity of your designs thanks so much. Been watching most of the day because I’m sitting with my foot up, broken toe.
Oh no, Sherry! I hope your toe heals soon. Good excuse to sit around and watch videos though! (LOL) Thank you for your compliment. I'm glad you are enjoying them. As a former teacher by profession, I try to break down the steps so that they are easily understood. I hope you stay tuned for more.
Thanks for sharing this! This is beautiful!
Thank you, Terri! I enjoy doing these. Thanks for watching and for your comment. 😊
Thank you for teaching this technique. It’s a lovely card. I will try this one.
Thanks Shirley! I'm glad you will try it. Have fun!
Great card designs, paper selections!
Thank you, Diana!
These are just lovely and I think quite simple to make. Will try them soon. Thank you.
Thanknyou, Leone, I'm glad you like them. They are easy once you get the concept. Do several to get the hang if it and then they go very quickly. Have fun!
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Thank you for your reply, with all you do so nice to take the time to reply.
@@leonenowfel149 It's the least I can do to be polite back to people who leave comments! 😊
@@stampwithlorraine5074 💐💐
Wow very effective, I have soooo many designed paper that would look good trying this technique.
Thanks, Jackie! I'm glad you will give it a try... use that paper!😉
Thank you for making so easy to understand!!!! Beautiful cards
Thank you, Connie! I was hoping to male it easy to understand. I taught elementary school for over 30 years, so I guess it comes naturally! 😉😄
Made this card from your tutorial! Thank you!
Oh good! I hope you continue to be inspired. ❤️
Love this technique, Lorraine!
Thank you, Judy. Enjoy!
Lorraine, thank you for your easy to follow instructions on these gorgeous cards. I will be making this one for sure. 🥰
That's terrific, Frances! I'm glad. Thanks for watching and for your comment. 😊
Beautiful. Your instructions are helpful.
Thanks so much, Angela! Glad it was helpful.
Love your cards! Your method looks easier than another I saw. Do you by chance have the measurements written down so I could print out? Thanks for sharing! 👍😁💕
Thank you, Dawn! Once you understand the concept, it's easier than just ring to cut a bunch of measurements. I will put instructions up on my blog soon. Please stay posted!
Thank you for sharing.you made this so simple. I have seen this and never thought I could make this card. Thanks again
Oh good! I'm glad, Claudia. My goal was to make it easy. I believe if you understand the concept, the execution is easier. (Mist be the teacher side of me! 😉) So go ahead and try it! It's fun. Once you get going it gets even easier.
I just love this!!! I have tons of SU DSP from over the years (began stamping 1999). I have kept it for something "special". Thanks to you and this video, I can now use it for a lot of beautiful cards. All my May BDCs will be using this technique - with a note to direct them to this video!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.
You are very welcome! I'm so glad you like it. (I've been hoarding DSP since 2003 as well.) This card is an impressive technique but not very difficult. I will be using it for an upcoming class, for sure! (What is a BDC?)
Thanks for this tutorial. Love these cards🙏🌻😍
Thank you, Cornelia! They are fun and not too hard to do. Hope you enjoy trying some as well.
This is a beautiful design for a card. Thank you!
Thank you! I'm glad you like it.
I happen to come across your website and I watched your video. You are very creative and your directions are clear and to the point. I subscribed to your website.
Thank you so much! Appreciate that, and am glad you are enjoying it.
Thanks for great directions
You're welcome, Karen. Thanks for watching!
Great card design
Thank you, Julie!
Love these! Thank you for these. Loved the pattern papers you chose for these cards as well!🥰👍
Thank you, Debra! I really like the paper too. Unfortunately they are retiring from Stampin' Up! Get them while you can if you really love them! (Map is already retired.)
Love this idea will sure to try this out tfs
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching.
Lorraine what fabulous cards. Hi haven't seen this layout before bit it will surely be one that I try out. Thanks so much. 😊
Oh good, Brendaelaine! So glad I am able to share something new with you. Have fun with it and thanks, again, for your comment.
Loved your video and the card can't wait to try it when I get home
Oh great! So glad you liked it and will give it a try. Let me know how it goes!
Love this card! I have seen it before however your recipe for it is so clear and easy to follow! Thank you for your wonderful tutorial!
Thank you! It is often my goal to meet things easy to understand. Must be the teacher in me!😉😄 I'm glad you enjoyed it.
thank you for your awesome instructions..
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your comment, Patricia.
beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Love this design!! Will definitely try it.
Thank you, Lori. It is lots of fun!
Seems a little fiddley but I'd give it a try because it has such an effective outcome. 😉
It really isn't bad... give it go! You can do it!😊
Thank you for your wonderful, clear directions! Can’t wait to try it!!
I'm glad it is helpful. Have fun! Once you do a coue and catch onto the concept, it's really easy and you're on a roll!
Oh Lorraine, I just made my first panoramic card & I am over the moon. I love the way you teach techniques! I’m a big fan, thank you for sharing your talents. ☀️ Have you tried doing this technique using embossing folders?
I'm so glad you tried it and love as I do! Yay! And it's really easy too, if you cut the big piece first, the way I suggest, right? I love your idea of embossing folders....Will try that. Let me know if you do too.❤️
thank you for making this so easy ..i love it & will definitely give this a try
Yay! I'm glad it will work for you. Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Lorraine I’m just wondering, why didn’t you trim the card stock and DSP before you cut the strips? In my head it would have taken less time overall and the possibility of being ever so slightly short on any piece would be eliminated. I’m new to card making so what might seem logical to someone with more experience isn’t for me. Thank you. Never mind. I continued watching and got my question answered. 😊
Oh good! Glad it was helpful. There are different ways to do things. Just have to find what works best for you. Thanks for watching. 😊
@@stampwithlorraine5074 I was too quick to wonder why and didn’t wait for the answer. I love your channel.
Love this technique! Thank you for the video!
Thank you, Ellen!
Love this card.
I love this very effective design and plan to use it soon. Luckily I bought the Sailing Home suite when it first came out so have the stamps and dies and papers and...all of the goodies! The hexagon and Tailored Tag punches live on my desk so I always get perfect banner tails since I never get them even when using scissors.
I'm songlad you will give it a try. It really goes quickly once you get the plan down. I love the Sailing Home collection. Sad to see it go. Have fun with these cards.
Mooie kaarten.
Thank you! 😊
Studding card design! Thanks for sharing- Ill have to give this a try!
Please post the cutting instructions / dimensions. - Thanks!
Hi Julia! I'm so glad you like these. I will post the measurements on my blog very soon! Visit StampWithLorraine.com Thanks for watching.
I know this design is meant to carry the image across all panels, but I’m thinking it would look just as great in coordinating scraps!
Oh, Yes! Absolutely!
I would love to see how you finish the inside of this card.
I simply took a thin leftover piece of the same designer paper and ran it down the side. I like to keep the insides simple to leave room for writing. Thanks for watching and for your comment. 😊
How big is the card base? A2?
Yes, it is.
What size is your white card base. Your design is lovely Lorraine TFS
Hi Kathy, I start at 8-1/2" x 5-1/2", scored at 4-1/4". I'm glad you like it.
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Do you have written instructions?
No, I am sorry, I do not for this one. Thanks for watching.
Where do theses items come from?
Hi Margie. All materials I use are from Stampin' Up! Is that what you mean? You can shop on my online store lorrainecich.stampinup.net. If you have any questions or want to request a catalog, contact me at lorraine@stampwithlorraine.com
What size is your card base?
8-1/2" x 5-1/2", scored at 4-1/4"
Could u make cards for 4 in by 5.5?
Hi Donna! It is not our standard size here in the U.S., so I don't do that size. Of course you could adjust the measurements to be a little narrower. Make your layers smaller than your card in 1/8" or 1/4" increments. Thanks for watching.
TFS
My pleasure! Thanks for watching. 😊