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Curtain Cards
I just viewed some beautiful "curtain cards" and I would like to learn the technique. Does anyone have a link to a tutorial or instructions? Thanks!
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That is totally awesome... TFS!!!
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Thank you so much!!!
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I am also looking for a curtain card that resembles a pleated roman shade that can be opened vertically to reveal a picture or message. Thanks again!
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gr8cards I am also looking for a curtain card that resembles a pleated roman shade that can be opened vertically to reveal a picture or message. Thanks again!
I'm guessing that would be a waterfall card - tutorial
here in the Resources section. HTH!
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Wow, that is also a beautiful technique. Thank you! The card I saw used ribbons on either side just like a mini blind to raise the "shade"........again I truly appreciate your help...
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The technique you want is called the "mini blind card". Here is the link for the tut and template:
PaperScrapz
Scroll down (it's the sixth row).
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Thank you for the demo.
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That's the one! Thanks!
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Card Maker 01 The technique you want is called the "mini blind card". Here is the link for the tut and template:
PaperScrapz
Scroll down (it's the sixth row).
Thanks so much for this link. What a great website for all kinds of templates. Made a folder for it in my favorites!
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Hey, how do you think I learned of it? Splitcoaststampers.com, lol. Glad to help.
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What a great link...thanks!
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You're most certainly welcome.
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These are all awesome ideas and references. TFS!!
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