SheetLoad Showcase | April 2021 | Collaborator Cards

Hello, crafty friends! Today I am back to share a look at all of the collaborator cards created using the April 2021 SheetLoad of Cards. After you are done watching my video, I hope you will visit their links below and leave them some love.

If you create cards using this month’s SheetLoad, make sure to use the following hashtags: #SUYSApr2021 #showusyoursheetload

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Crate Paper - Open Book (discontinued)
Mini Slimline (No. 6 3/4) Envelopes
MISTI Stamping Tool
Versamark Watermark Ink
Gold Detail Embossing Powder
Embossing Buddy

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[kymlafontaine]

These are so simple but very pretty. So much we can do with our scraps.

[debrabowman]

QOTV - I like the A2 most and the mini slimline is becoming a favorite. Thanks for your work. I like seeing what everyone does.

[judybrowning]

Watching replay. Happy belated birthday 🎂

[PapercraftsbyCindyellen]

QOTV: OH MY GOSH! as of this month, I've become addicted to mini slimlines! What a great size! Please more of these!! Before this, it's been 6x6, but I think these are even MORE fun!

[raeleenrobinson]

#qotv mostly we make 4x6 or 6x6 inch, or there about, loved doing the slime line cards from 2020 sheet load, I think it was August or September-fits in standard business envelope . 6x6 inch are double the standard postage cost ($2.40)in Australia so trying to keep to slim line (business size envelop) or 4x6 which is general size envelope for posting. ($1.20).

[Tejalcreates]

I found your videos recently through a friend and I had such a duh moment when I took almost a month to figure out that I used to follow you when your Ezine had launched!!! I had even won a copy of your Ezine! Soo good to find you back again!! And I am going to start with your sketches again! Hugs to you! ❤️

[stLucySchmidt]

I've already watched all your collaborators' videos and dropped in on their other social media platforms but it's so nice to have them all combined in one video. #QOTV: 95+% of my cards are A2 but I've made smaller gift cards and only one mini slimline so far, but I liked it and will make more. My only trouble with them is they create a lot of scrap, of which I already have containers full. 😉

[dgstamper]

My favorite is a mini slimline or slimline.

[pamelab]

Fun to see your team members’ take on the April Sheetload. Such a great variety! #QOTV - Most of my cards are A-2 size, because that is the size that was popular when I began making handmade cards. However, I have found that the 5x7 size card is just as easy to make and gives me more space inside to share my greetings.

[cynthiatuczynski]

#QOTV. I am loving the slimline cards(3 1/2 x 8), I like the size, I like the design, and I like sending something out a little bit bigger. But I have also been making some 5 x 7 cards, however the postage on those is more. Every one of these cards you shared today were so pretty. People do such an amazing job. Thank you for sharing them😊🤗

[karenscraftingcompany]

#QOTV...All these came out super, and I love how Karen Aiken turned hers vertically! I watched her video on it, and I just love this alternative! I'm going to try it, as I already have the papers picked out! As for what other cards I enjoy making, I would definitely have to say slimline (and the mini) along with 5x7 size! Is that A5? A7? Can't remember. I like that it gives me a little more room to play around with, and I love using my 5x7 embossing folders on them! Thanks for sharing, Alicia!

[createdbless]

QOTV? Always a pleasure! Great job everyone and thank you Alicia! How bout those 5x7 cards? I would love to see a version with sheet load of cards. I think because it’s cost effective most people gravitate towards the A2 size but think about it, A7 is the typical greeting card size ....HallMark, American Greetings etc. ❤️👍🏼🙌🏼✌🏼😎

[deehauff]

#QOTV - my favorite are the A2 size cards, but... I am really liking the slimline cards - mini and regular size as well. I think that is going to be my next card making endeavor. Also I really do love seeing the collaborative team cards you have posted. It it so nice to see them all in one viewing! Thank you for sharing!

[memawduncan]

#QOTV one of the sizes I use every once in a while are the 7x5cards, especially for special occasions.

[marystobuc]

Just started making mini slimlines other than my A2s! I bought ALL the envelopes at my dollar tree 🤣

[FreshandRenewedwithTeresa]

love seeing all the collaborator cards #qotv I love minislimlines the best after A2 cards of course!

[JoanOrloffDK]

Amazing sheetload of card designs 😻 I love seeing all the creativity. #QOTV 5×7 cards and A7 size cards, I like the different sizes of cards ❤ thanks for sharing your creativity Hugs xx

[royadevenport]

#QOTV There are times when I need a 5x7 card so it is important to have some in my stash. It would typically be a sympathy card which is hard to make at the time it is needed. Timeliness is important to the recipient. Thank you for leading a group of terrific cardmakers who inspire us each month. Best Regards.

[mariaserpa-gauvin]

Love all the bright and cheerful cards.
#QOTD ... I prefer the stars card size. Next favourite is the 5 X 7

[patriciatatlock]

#QOTV I like the mini slimline, but I do like the 6x6's for scene and shakers. Just a little more wiggle room to add elements in a scene, or to add geometric scraps on a card panel.