Thank you for easy to follow instructions! I cannot afford this die set but figured out how to to this with two circle dies and a ruler😉. Takes longer of course but I will make a template so it will be easier and quicker to do future projects.
I love everything you make! And I love that you do combine from different manufacturers so we don’t feel compelled to own everything from one company. You can mix and match with stuff from your stash. I’m gonna need a full time job to afford my hobby if I keep shopping!
great card and great lesson. thanks for all the details as it really helps us to understand why and how to do this. Your such a great teacher for visual learners.... At 91 it really helps me out. I really love your videos and lessons pat
Thank you for your wonderful projects with this new interactive die from Lawn Fawn. I always appreciate your ideas. This interactive die is very similar to Mama Elephant’s Turner Surprise - which I have already; I am on a limited budget and LF and ME are my two favourite companies but should I also get the new one from Lawn Fawn? It would be good to have a comparison… though I notice most designers shy away from doing this 🤔. I love both companies and their stamps and dies are fantastic but obviously don’t want to buy an expensive set of dies which is almost the same. Any advice much appreciated from a U.K. 🇬🇧 fan. Valérie xx
I cannot afford expensive die sets like this, but I figured out how to do it by using two circle dies and a ruler and a craft knife. I cut two smaller circles and marked the middle of the circles with an awl, then drew a straight line to the edge and cut a slit to the mark in the middle of the circle. Then I cut a small bridge piece, like in the diecut set, just an oval piece , folded it and glued it on the cirkles following Jennifers instructions. Then, on the larger circle, I marked the middle and then drew a straight line to the edge but only cut it from the middle point as long as the cut line is on the smaller circles, so not the whole way to the edge of the larger circle. A bit difficult to describe, think of it as a cut slit the same length as the whole slit on the small circle. I cut a tab freehand to glue onto the smaller circle and slit the smaller cirkle edge, just as Jennifer does, into the slit in the larger circle. I was so surprised as it worked really very well. It only took me about ten minutes to do. I did cut the slit opening on the larger circle a tiny bit larger than just a knife edge, that made it very easy for the smaller circle to move. I hope this was of some help, English is not my first language so my explanations on ” how to do” are perhaps a bit weird?!
Do you have tips for heat embossing with white embossing powder? Not sure what I’m doing wrong. Mine always comes out splotchy and only white. I’ve tried hero arts embossing powder and Gina k, but results are always similar. I’ve even tried stamping with white pigment ink first instead of versa mark. It always comes out splotchy, so I think it’s user error, but not sure what I need to tweak to get better results.
Hmmm? I'll try again on another computer...went to other videos...(Gina,etc)...all good....no worries....I'll find a a way.... !! Thanks for checking ~ :) @@jennifermcguireink
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Lawn Fawn is THE BEST for interactive dies. All of their products are amazing and super cute. Awesome customer service too. Great company.
Beautiful cards, such a fun mechanism! And I think you could call that oval/square shape a “squoval” (that’s what my nail tech calls it 😂).
This was a fun video thanks! Lawn Fawn makes such cute interactive die sets!!!
Great ideas . Beautiful cards Jennifer 💕❤💕
Thank you for easy to follow instructions! I cannot afford this die set but figured out how to to this with two circle dies and a ruler😉. Takes longer of course but I will make a template so it will be easier and quicker to do future projects.
You're the greatest teacher❤
I love everything you make! And I love that you do combine from different manufacturers so we don’t feel compelled to own everything from one company. You can mix and match with stuff from your stash. I’m gonna need a full time job to afford my hobby if I keep shopping!
Thank you so much! I’ve had the Mama Elephant Turner Surprise for years but was never inspired to use it. Making a card with it this afternoon.
How utterly cool❤. Thank you for sharing. Your are favorite crafter here❤❤❤
Absolutely love this!!!!
This is just a fun technique for cards for any age. I love it.
Clear instructions, beautiful examples. Thank you!
Glad to see this die looks awesome even without the cute critters ❤
Best colour nails on you. So classic and classy.
Love the cards ❤
Love love these Crds
Super cute! Love this idea and your floral card is stunning!!!
You always explain everything so well and Lawn Fawn does a great job with interactive dies!❤
I always love to see your take on these interactive dies. Beautiful projects. I was thinking Pac-man too when I saw these dies. LOL!
great card and great lesson. thanks for all the details as it really helps us to understand why and how to do this. Your such a great teacher for visual learners.... At 91 it really helps me out. I really love your videos and lessons pat
The combination of the whirl with the big floral image is an awesome idea, thank you! Your cards are beautiful!
Watching this gave me ideas for other designs I could do without this die set... although, I do really want to add this to my stash! 🤭
Ohhh, This is a fun, and genius thought out, interactive die set.
Love how your cards turned out. Especially the flowers one.
Excited to try making cards with motion using the 'Give it Whirl' die!❤
Really cool fixings. Tfs ❤😊
You are amazing!! You made that look so easy!! What a fun card!!!
Yay! 😁 Back to back Jennifer McGuire videos. 😃
You are the best at giving clear directions.❤
Such a fun card! I just ordered the die set & I can’t wait to try it!!!! ❤
I love this how cool
I was waiting for this video. As soon as I saw the Give it a whirl set I knew it would be right up your alley, and you do something amazing with it!
this is a great mechanism, thank you for instructing how to put it together, you make a great teacher
Thank you for showing two beautiful ways to use this die!
What a clever die set. Thanks for sharing your cards, Jennifer. Loving the floral one!!!
What a fun die set. Love it!
So fun! Thanks so much for sharing!
Nice ❤ Thanks you make it look so simple😊
Thank you for your wonderful projects with this new interactive die from Lawn Fawn. I always appreciate your ideas. This interactive die is very similar to Mama Elephant’s Turner Surprise - which I have already; I am on a limited budget and LF and ME are my two favourite companies but should I also get the new one from Lawn Fawn? It would be good to have a comparison… though I notice most designers shy away from doing this 🤔. I love both companies and their stamps and dies are fantastic but obviously don’t want to buy an expensive set of dies which is almost the same. Any advice much appreciated from a U.K. 🇬🇧 fan. Valérie xx
So cool. Thanks Jennifer
You make it look easy, might have to give it a try! Fun cards.
Beautiful cards. Thankyou
Great cards. Thank you for the tutorial xxx
Fabulous cards and demo xx
Very cool die set!
Lovely cards too! ♥
Fantastic cards
Love your ideas
Love your cards
I love your Creativ ideas again❤.Unfortunately I don't have these cutting templates. I'll come up with something and then try to recreate it.
I cannot afford expensive die sets like this, but I figured out how to do it by using two circle dies and a ruler and a craft knife. I cut two smaller circles and marked the middle of the circles with an awl, then drew a straight line to the edge and cut a slit to the mark in the middle of the circle. Then I cut a small bridge piece, like in the diecut set, just an oval piece , folded it and glued it on the cirkles following Jennifers instructions. Then, on the larger circle, I marked the middle and then drew a straight line to the edge but only cut it from the middle point as long as the cut line is on the smaller circles, so not the whole way to the edge of the larger circle. A bit difficult to describe, think of it as a cut slit the same length as the whole slit on the small circle. I cut a tab freehand to glue onto the smaller circle and slit the smaller cirkle edge, just as Jennifer does, into the slit in the larger circle. I was so surprised as it worked really very well. It only took me about ten minutes to do. I did cut the slit opening on the larger circle a tiny bit larger than just a knife edge, that made it very easy for the smaller circle to move. I hope this was of some help, English is not my first language so my explanations on ” how to do” are perhaps a bit weird?!
Very fun die, how fun, love the cards. TFS💕🇨🇦
Bet this would be great using photos!
So cute❤
Good evening Jennifer
That was fun.
Jennifer... What kind of pen did you use at spot 3:31 to fix the area after you die cut? Who makes it?
Fun 🎉 thank you
Can this be done without that die set. that's a lot for me to spend right now. But I love the idea.
Do you have tips for heat embossing with white embossing powder? Not sure what I’m doing wrong. Mine always comes out splotchy and only white. I’ve tried hero arts embossing powder and Gina k, but results are always similar. I’ve even tried stamping with white pigment ink first instead of versa mark. It always comes out splotchy, so I think it’s user error, but not sure what I need to tweak to get better results.
Is this the same technique you are doing for the concord summer camp?
This is an old die set from Mama Elephant!
How Cool ✅
Pac-Man 😂
What has happened with the volume? I couldn't stay...muffled. :( love you. !
weird... sounds ok to me?
Hmmm? I'll try again on another computer...went to other videos...(Gina,etc)...all good....no worries....I'll find a a way.... !! Thanks for checking ~ :)
@@jennifermcguireink
Good directions from you. I would never figure it out on my own. Thanks!