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Summary: The best handmade cards and envelopes! Learn how to make creative pop-up cards for many occasions and perfect envelopes from scratch in this free video.
Karen Weisman graduated from Boston University with a degree in Hotel and Food Management. Since then, she has helped a national grocery store chain develop and launch a gourmet food...read more
Greeting cards can come from anyone. You check your mail one day, and –Poof– you see a cute little envelope from a friend you haven’t heard from since college. They can also come at any time. Your birthday was three weeks ago, but today you just received a belated card from your aunt in England. Why not give one of your friends a little pick-me-up with a handmade pop-up card from your heart to theirs? Greeting cards for St. Valentine’s Day and New Year’s were printed from woodcuts and made by hand as early as the 15th century. Just think, if you make a handmade card today, you’ll be entering a 500 year-old tradition! Why spend $4 on a card someone else wrote, when you can send a friend a special treat?
In this free video series, expert Karen Weisman will show you how to make a handful of pop-up greeting cards and envelopes. She leads you through measuring, cutting, and decorating pop-up wizards, frogs, hearts, and more. You will learn what supplies you need and how best to use them constructing beautiful one-of-a-kind cards for friends and family. Karen also shows you how to make envelopes. She demonstrates folding designer and simple envelope styles and also teaches you how to make a gorgeous Japanese design. Try these out today to send your season’s greetings!
"Hi, this is Karen for Expert Village. Today I'm going to show you how to make five fabulous pop up cards and three different homemade envelopes. We're going to make an easy, super easy pop up card, a heart pop up card, a geometric pop up card, a birthday cake pop up card and a froggy pop up card. We're also going to be making a Japanese fold envelope, a designer envelope and a simple envelope. Okay, let's get started."
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shereen1 said
on 8/2/2008 i canot see it. why?