Step-by-step guides for die-cutting techniques to cut, layer, and decorate cards.
Create a fun interactive Father’s Day card with this step-by-step flap card tutorial. I show how to build a beer mug reveal using simple cardstock, create a rustic woodgrain background, and colour a Polkadoodles gnome to complete this masculine pub-themed design.
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Learn how to make a belly band card with a cute happy mail theme featuring Polkadoodles Suki Cat. In this step-by-step tutorial, I share how I created the wrap-around design, coloured the image, made the envelope embellishments, and turned the belly band into part of the scene. Perfect if you want to try a belly band card without complicated mechanisms.
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Create a rustic masculine slimline card with the Lawn Mower Gnome from Polkadoodles. This Father’s Day card tutorial shows how I used Ohuhu markers, mixed media textures, earthy colours, and simple layering techniques to build a gardening themed design with depth and character.
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Gather our markers and cardstock, and let’s make a graduation slider card together. We’ll create an interactive card with a sweet panda and a hidden message that appears when you pull the tab. This is a gentle, personal way to celebrate a school or university milestone, and the process is calm and enjoyable. While making
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Learn how to create an interactive slimline card with a slider mechanism using a Flower Fairy digi stamp from Polkadoodles. This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to build a soft ink-blended background, colour your image, and assemble a smooth pull-tab card for any occasion.
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Create a handmade Easter card with cute coloured pups, a textured twine wreath, and layered paper scrap flowers. This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to add depth, colour, and dimension using simple materials you likely already have at home.
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This spring card started with one clear image in my mind: a round window in a brick wall, with a watering can full of flowers sitting on the sill. It is the kind of detail that makes a card feel like a little scene rather than just a design. I made this card as part
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