Best of Luck - Tutorial Tuesday

This week's Tutorial Tuesday features a great card (aren't they all?)! It's super quick and easy to make and you don't even need any fancy cutting machines, programs or punches.

You may need to adjust the volume as I was having problems getting the voice over part to be very loud.

Feel Better Soon - Tutorial Tuesday

Thanks for checking out this week's Tutorial Tuesday. With all the spring colds and allergies going around, I thought a get well card would be appropriate. Below you'll find a supply list with suggested paper colors, though you can really use any coordinating papers you already have on hand, as well as the video tutorial itself.

Enjoy!

Supplies needed:
A2 card base (4 x 5.5) - white
3.75 x 5.25 solid rectangle - yellow
1 inch squares: 5 patterned and 6 solid - pink
2.25 x 3 solid rectangle - white
2.5 x 3.25 solid rectangle - green
Sentiment stamp
3 small acrylic gems
Adhesive

Masculine Valentine - Tutorial Tuesday

Welcome to Tutorial Tuesday week 2!

For those of you wondering how we got to Tutorial Tuesday without having Foodie Friday, I apologize. I decided in a fantastic rash of insanity to clean the bedroom last week. The amount of dust I found sent my allergies into a tizzy and they have now gone into some sort of cold/sinus thing. I was sick and in bed for most of Thursday, Friday and the weekend.

But anyhow, on to today's tutorial!

Corner Booksmarks - Corner Chompers - Tutorial Tuesday

Hey everyone!

Today is the first of 4, count them 4, amazing tutorials for the month of February. Some will be video tutorials and some will be the old fashioned step by step written out kind.

As you can see if you scrolled to the bottom of the post already (ending spoiler!), today's post is a video tutorial. I've been playing around with the idea of starting a YouTube channel and this is really the first video I did for it - even though another one was posted first. Please leave comments below or on YouTube if you like or dislike anything. I'm looking for constructive criticism as far as the video quality goes, not content.

So here's what the finished product will look like: