I’m grateful to Aija, who believed in me and gave me an opportunity to fall in love with cardmaking once again! Thank you, Aija for such a beautiful time spent in my craft corner. Last time I made cards was a year ago and it seemed impossible to get back to cardmaking after… DIY wooden kitchen project….
It felt like I can’t switch from cutting wood to cutting paper! from rough to delicate! I’m very precise and I want all cards to be perfect. You know that all the cards, that are printed or made by “machinery” is perfect – cutting lines are straight and all the cards are identical. No doubt! But these cards won’t have a soul in it…
I love making “identical” cards… until the 15th card! Then it gets annoying! This time I got to make 55 “identical” handmade greeting cards and I wasn’t bored!!! Nice! I guess my girls taught me to be patient 🙂
I can’t share the card yet, but I will!
Ilze
P.S. My biggest identical handmade greeting card total is 145 :).
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I wish I had your talent, but I might try to make one or two for family or special friends. They’ll be much simpler though and I’ll ‘cheat’. 😉
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I think I “cheated” too! 🙂
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You are very patient. I am sure I would be tearing my hair out well before 55! Well done! Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
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Oh, thank you! I wasn’t that patient when I was 14 (for example)…
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😁
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Somehow I learned it after having kids 😀
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Wow I can’t imagine doing anything 55 times
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🙂 We are different, that’s why unique! 🙂
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Oh wow!!!!! Can’t wait to see it! I can’t believe you make so many identical ones!!
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They received them today and they love them!
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