TIPS TO MAKE YOUR HANDMADE CARDS MORE PROFESSIONAL | CARD MAKING TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS & BEYOND

Are you new to card-making or wonder why your cards don't look as professional as other card makers? Here's a video that might help with some handy tips on the difference between homemade and handmade cards.

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The first two cards (including the "mistakes" card) are using 160gsm Kaisercraft papers.

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Have a crafty day,

XOX Lucy
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[romabunyard]

What a pleasure to watch such a talented Australian 😘

[susankeller]

Wonderful tips! Over the years of crafting I started with what I could afford! Now I use the better quality papers and brands and it’s amazing the difference it makes! I save my thinner papers for the neighbor kids to come craft! Thank you Miss Lucy!

[jfkdfiq]

Thank you Lucy. I love your beautiful cards and how you explain all the techniques to achieve such a perfect finish. You have a lovely gentle manner and I really enjoy spending time with you. Very inspiring 🌹

[sandynicholls]

Lovely cards, I will check out Bunnings for the thinner foam tape.

[robynpryke]

I would never thought of aquadhere as a glue! Thanks for the tip.

[helenmorgan]

I really enjoyed this especially about paper thickness

[jannuttall]

Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing your love of papercraft ♡♡♡

[Jaro-ijlg]

Hi again Lucy, I really enjoy your work and how professional your cards look. I am inspired to be careful with the products I choose now and am really encouraged by the fact that some of the products you use I can buy them here in Aus and sometimes source from my local Bunnings store thank goodness 😅. So keep up the good work. 👍

[brendaelainewaddell]

Hi Lucy. Great instructional video and cards as well. Thanks so much. 🤐🇨🇦

[lesleyrawlings]

Lovely beautifully crafted cards…thanks for the tips..

[kerryhorwitz]

I'm happy to be a new subscriber. There were so many useful tips given as you made the beautiful cards. Thank you 😊

[christinehampton]

I am new to card making .so thank you for the tips

[kylieskreationz]

This was extremely helpful. I’ve recently seen that you can heat your adhesive with your heat gun if you want to remove something. I haven’t tried it yet though.

[KaylynPNW]

Great tips, Lucy. Your borders are so perfect on your layers. I don’t know why, but creating perfectly even borders all the way around the card is such a challenge for me. Your work is so professional.

[lyndahollins]

I have just come across your videos, thank you for the content, I am very very new at card making, and all the other USA and UK videos are great, but I like to know where in Australia we can get items, I hate waiting for online orders to arrive lol

[gracehowell.]

A tip for using lollipop sticks to curl paper: hold the lolly end - still wrapped - as it'll be an easier grip than the thin, slippery stick. Especially if it's flat on two sides, like a flathead screwdriver.

[taniasmith]

Fantastic cards and tips. Thank you for sharing ❤

[debcopland]

Great cards the papers are beautiful. Also good to see a fellow Aussie here on YouTube

[ruthjames]

Your cards really look professional and beautiful.

[SusanneJames-bc]

Just love your cards although its an older video. Your ideas are still valid today