Saturday, June 15, 2013
Happy Saturday to all of you lovelies! Most subscribers are just now getting their hands on the GORGEOUS June kit, and we got a piece of 12X12 cardboard. (YAY!) What are YOU going to do with it? Today, I'm sharing how I like to incorporate cardboard into my projects in this video tutorial:
VIDEOVIDEO
Do you have a tip on how to use cardboard? Join our discussion HERE.
Enjoy the rest of your day, and DON'T FORGET: today is the last day to get your entries in for the Butterfly Challenge, Sketch Challenge, and Tech Kit Challenge!!!!
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1 comments:
Fantastic video Rae. I never knew about peeling off the top! Great tip.