Yes, thank you, very helpful. I usually watch cardmaking on youtube and it was very helpful to see you create a sort of outline/checklist of details in order of producing because in my focus to create the cover and embellishments for the card, i forget it needs a sentiment on the inside, as an afterthought when it is also the focus of the card. Also, what i found most useful was to design and move all the components inside the envelope and move on to the next design, great way to mass produce and stay focus on tasks. Thank you for taking the time to share your talents with us all, i do appreciate you for that, so much that i subscribed, ticked the bell because i want to be notified of other valuable techniques you share. Thank you again, well instructed techniques. BTW i have the same 6x6 paper stack from Michaels from last year, i was looking at using it today for mass cardmaking for the holidays, so your tutorial/techniques are right on time.
Welcome in to the Multiplicity Crafts family, Vera! So happy to have you here! I truly appreciate your very kind comment. I am glad that the tips were helpful for you. Have lots of fun making your Christmas cards! :)
Great suggestions Maranda. I always love listening to you, no matter what you create. Your mass production tips and tricks though, coupled with your very calming voice... made for an excellent watch! Thank you for taking your time to create this.
When I first saw this, I kinda thought another video of mass producing and all the cards are going to be the same. But I felt like I needed to watch it. Love your process,which I never thought of it that way. I seem to HAVE to Finish each card when I'm doing it. The only thing I have done was to make my card based all at one time. I'm going to try this method. And love how you showed what you did on inside. Many don't . And just a small piece of paper, so simple but looks great. My OCD, I want to do just about inside as outside. And you don't really have to do that. Love your ink pad helper. I'm always putting my hands IN ink and there goes the card. I've saved this to rewatch again. Thanks for sharing.
I make the ink pad holders for my Etsy shop. I am willing to ship one to you but fear the shipping costs would be too much. Let me know if interested. ❤️
Such great ideas and money savers! And it's always great to start making Christmas cards in advance so there isn't any last minute stress. Great video Maranda :) Hugs....Janie
Pretty please could you do a video on the best places and easiest ways to sell your cards, quickly and for enough money to make a profit/cover the material cost?Great video thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Sarah. Honestly, I do not have my cards for sell at the moment so I may not be the best to advise you in this area. I would say to maybe see if any local small businesses (such as a florist, cafes, etc.) might allow you to display your cards for sell. Of course, there's always Etsy, craft shows, and word of mouth (selling to friends, co-workers, church members, etc.)... Best wishes! 😊
GREAT tip on cutting the center out of glitter paper!
Thank you, Pamela! It not only helps the paper placed on top adhere better but saves your nicer, more expensive papers to get more use out of them. 😊
Great idea!! Next Christmas I will do this!!! You are my new hero!! I send almost 70 cards each Christmas and his is a WONDERFUL time saver!!
Oh wow, that's so wonderful that you send out 70 cards!! So grateful these ideas will help you, Kylene. 💕
These are some great tips! Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure, Carollee! Thanks for watching. 😊
Glad to subscribe. I've been wondering how I'm going to make cards faster. This will work well for me. Thanks!
Hi Nancy, Welcome in to the Multiplicity Crafts family! So grateful this idea will help you.
Yes, thank you, very helpful. I usually watch cardmaking on youtube and it was very helpful to see you create a sort of outline/checklist of details in order of producing because in my focus to create the cover and embellishments for the card, i forget it needs a sentiment on the inside, as an afterthought when it is also the focus of the card. Also, what i found most useful was to design and move all the components inside the envelope and move on to the next design, great way to mass produce and stay focus on tasks. Thank you for taking the time to share your talents with us all, i do appreciate you for that, so much that i subscribed, ticked the bell because i want to be notified of other valuable techniques you share. Thank you again, well instructed techniques. BTW i have the same 6x6 paper stack from Michaels from last year, i was looking at using it today for mass cardmaking for the holidays, so your tutorial/techniques are right on time.
Welcome in to the Multiplicity Crafts family, Vera! So happy to have you here! I truly appreciate your very kind comment. I am glad that the tips were helpful for you. Have lots of fun making your Christmas cards! :)
This was so cool!! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure, Cathy.
Good tip about gluing the paper to the cut out area of the glitter paper. 😁
Thanks so much! It makes me feel like the paper is more secure since it doesn't always like to adhere to the glitter. 😊
Great suggestions Maranda. I always love listening to you, no matter what you create. Your mass production tips and tricks though, coupled with your very calming voice... made for an excellent watch! Thank you for taking your time to create this.
Aww, you're the sweetest! Thanks so much for watching, my friend! 💕
When I first saw this, I kinda thought another video of mass producing and all the cards are going to be the same. But I felt like I needed to watch it. Love your process,which I never thought of it that way. I seem to HAVE to Finish each card when I'm doing it. The only thing I have done was to make my card based all at one time. I'm going to try this method. And love how you showed what you did on inside. Many don't . And just a small piece of paper, so simple but looks great. My OCD, I want to do just about inside as outside. And you don't really have to do that. Love your ink pad helper. I'm always putting my hands IN ink and there goes the card. I've saved this to rewatch again. Thanks for sharing.
Aww, you're so kind. Thank you for letting me know this was helpful for you, Laura!
If you score your paper first then cut it in half you only have to score once for 2 cards instead of scoring each card individually...
Love your detail design list! As a beginner cardmaker, I find the design part of it, the hardest. Thank you,
You are very welcome, Millie. Enjoy!
Live that ink helper I'm going to look for one as I often drop my ink pads great video I'm a new sub cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 👍
I make the ink pad holders for my Etsy shop. I am willing to ship one to you but fear the shipping costs would be too much. Let me know if interested. ❤️
@@MultiplicityCrafts oh right I will say no then thanks anyway
Thanks for the helpful tips. Love the papers you used.
Thanks so much for watching, Sue. 💕
Such great ideas and money savers! And it's always great to start making Christmas cards in advance so there isn't any last minute stress. Great video Maranda :) Hugs....Janie
Thanks so much, Janie!! 😊❤️😊❤️
Excellent video 💙
Thank you!
Pretty please could you do a video on the best places and easiest ways to sell your cards, quickly and for enough money to make a profit/cover the material cost?Great video thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Sarah. Honestly, I do not have my cards for sell at the moment so I may not be the best to advise you in this area. I would say to maybe see if any local small businesses (such as a florist, cafes, etc.) might allow you to display your cards for sell. Of course, there's always Etsy, craft shows, and word of mouth (selling to friends, co-workers, church members, etc.)... Best wishes! 😊
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