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Sherileeaz · 06-22-2012, 01:27 PM

Hi, I'm new to SCS and LOVE your site! I am fairly new to making cards. I say "fairly" new because I have been doing "my own thing" with making cards but now I want to make cards using my Big Shot and other dies I just got. Plus I want to learn how to stamp. My question is:

Is there a list so that when I sit down to make a card, I know what order my card creating should be in. In other words, "step one: card stock; step two: theme ..."

What is happening is that I finished a pretty card and then go "opps, I could have added ribbons or pearls."

I did a search for "card making list" "steps to make scrapbook cards" .... zip.

Thanks! I know this seems so "obvious" to experienced card makers. But for first time, I like to work off a "list" to make sure I am making it the prettiest card possible.

Sheri in Arizona (oh yeah and what glue would you recommend for our HOTTER than HELL state so the card stays together for a long time?

THANKS AGAIN!

06-22-2012, 01:27 PM	#2052
Sherileeaz Embossing Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Arizona Posts: 57	Hi, I'm new to SCS and LOVE your site! I am fairly new to making cards. I say "fairly" new because I have been doing "my own thing" with making cards but now I want to make cards using my Big Shot and other dies I just got. Plus I want to learn how to stamp. My question is: Is there a list so that when I sit down to make a card, I know what order my card creating should be in. In other words, "step one: card stock; step two: theme ..." What is happening is that I finished a pretty card and then go "opps, I could have added ribbons or pearls." I did a search for "card making list" "steps to make scrapbook cards" .... zip. Thanks! I know this seems so "obvious" to experienced card makers. But for first time, I like to work off a "list" to make sure I am making it the prettiest card possible. Sheri in Arizona (oh yeah and what glue would you recommend for our HOTTER than HELL state so the card stays together for a long time? THANKS AGAIN!