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QuestionWhat else can I use to decorate pop-up cards?Renee Day is a Crafting Expert and Content Creator based in Michigan. She is a master of paper crafts, and also specializes in brush lettering, journaling, embossing, stamping, stenciling, doodling, and crocheting. Her Instagram account, thediyday, has over 300K followers. She published a book called Creative Journaling: A Guide to Over 100 Techniques and Ideas for Amazing Dot Grid, Junk, Mixed-Media, and Travel Pages. The book contains 52 projects, from crafting colorful pages to creating dot grid, junk, mixed-media, and travel journals. She also created Chunky Letter Calligraphy, a 30+ page (PDF) all about lettering. She runs a thriving Amazon Storefront, where she curates craft supply collections for her followers. She previously worked as a photographer, capturing engagement sessions, weddings, boudoir, and landscapes. She received a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.If you don't want to spend a lot of money, you could use some washi tape. You could do a striped card and make them either vertical or horizontal, which adds fun colors and pattern. Another budget-friendly idea is to grab a few supplies from a dollar store, like stickers or alphabet letters, and personalize the card with your recipients initials. You can also get crafty with supplies that you already have at home. Try using crayon markers for a watercolor effect. Just add your markers to a plastic bag, a little water, and press your cardstock onto the bag. And when you lift it, you’ll get this awesome splotchy pattern that feels artsy and unique.
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QuestionI'm unable to print the template. Do you have any other ideas for birthday cards that don't involve printing?Community AnswerVisit a print store like FedEx Office to get one printed for a small fee, or try drawing your own template using the designs you find online as a guide.
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QuestionHow do I make a 4.75x6.5 envelope?Community AnswerBuying an envelope will be the easiest option, since they're cheap, but if you're set on making your own you should take a look on wikiHow for a tutorial on how to make different types of envelopes by hand.
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QuestionWhat if I want to draw the pop-up card instead of printing it? Would it be worth it to draw it, or should I just print it?Community AnswerIt's up to you and depends on a lot of factors, like how well and how fast you can draw. If you want to do something quick and simple, print it. If you want to really take your time with it, go ahead and draw it.
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