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Pop-Up Flower Pot Card
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Guest tutorial author Chris Slogar will show you how to make this multi-dimensional pop-up card with a fun flower pot inside.
Supplies you'll need for this project
Cardstock
Acetate sheets
Bone folder
Adhesive
Flower punch or dies
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Our Artist in Residence answers your questions
Q: Momsie wants to know: "I absolutely love the Stamp Shifting technique. Can it be done without a stamp positioner like you used? Would a Stamp-A-Ma-Jig work?"
A: It would be more complicated with a free-standing positioner, but it could be done. You would need to shift and align the positioning sheet on the card each time - a transparent grid would help with getting each iteration lined up correctly.
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Feedback From Past Tutorials
Kathy has a tip for the Flip Flap Card tutorial: "Loved this! I used the word window punch for the tag to go through. Just had to punch it a little longer, but it worked fine."
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Tutorials You May Have Missed
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No special supplies are needed for next week's tutorial.
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Check out these great shows coming soon to: Massachusetts, Arizona, Colorado, and California.
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The BEST reason to join the Fan Club starts August 3rd!
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This Week's Hot Topics
Do you Dare To Get Dirty?
Info about this upcoming Fan Club event
Blending brushes
Tips for cleaning
Beginning with brush markers
Share a favorite technique!
Scrapbook talk
Do you scrap as much as you used to?
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July 17 to July 23
Use supplies you likely already own and try new techniques.
Background interest.
Classic CAS - black and white with a pop.
Try this color combination: Silver, Pretty Peacock, Bermuda Bay.
Flowers need water.
You've been framed.
The National Audubon Society.
Check out Karin's gallery, then upload a creation inspired by her work.
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