You threw me off by coming live on Sunday night! Thank you for the suggestions.

I'm watching a replay!

This is so so amazing! Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you! You made my day so much better! You really did!🥰💝

I’ve been stamping for over 12 years and never thought of making the different sizes of card stock for a reference. I’m headed to my craft room right now to do that!! So simple, but so useful. Thanks for the tip!

Great tips, Karen..I think my biggest issue when I first started card making was I invariably cut the pattern paper the wrong direction

The card size you mention is called A-6.

I am so happy someone decided to make this series. It is very basic, which helps so much. Size of cards is the 1 thing that I struggle with most. Your "sample" system is such an obvious solution, but I never thought of it, which makes it genius ☺️. Thank you for this resource. I actually learned more than I thought I would.

@ann-mariepamment3910

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I struggle a lot too. I'm happy to have found you Karen. You have some great tips and your funny ❣️❣️

@KarenTitus

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I'm so glad! Its really encouraging when we get such lovely comments from you!

@KarenTitus

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We are so glad you found us too!

I have the sizes in quarter inches posted above the place where I cut my paper. It really helps!

@KarenTitus

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thats a great tip, Victoria

I love you for helping me get back to cardmaking. Time has always be tuff to edge out. Prepared I can do more

@KarenTitus

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I'm so glad!

Thank you so much. Making these guides pronto! Your so right the guides will give me freedom and also security in cutting the right size the first time. Maybe my scrap pile won't grow so fast..Lol. Love the series!

Thank you Karen 😊 I'm going to be organizing my small craft space and this is a great idea!

Total newbie here. Just starting and gathering supplies. Thank you for this information. Just subscribed to your channel.😊🙏🏻

@KarenTitus

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Thanks for subbing! We are glad this was helpful too - what a fun journey you are on with cardmaking!

Great cut review tips Karen… Happy New Yew to you, Tim, and your SU team!! 🎆✨💫🤘🏾☮️

I’d like your thoughts on pros and cons of different adhesives. I prefer tape runners but the “green glue” is more economical.

I think I just became a huge fan! Thank you for this!❤

@KarenTitus

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So glad! There will be more to come in this series -

This was great. I have an index card with sizes hanging over my cutting area. I have a special wooden box for pre cut card bases, a shoe box with second and third sheets and two plastic folders with the inside cuts. Being prepared like this always helps the creative go so much smoother. Loved this. So many good tips! 🎉🙏💌

@KarenTitus

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I love your tips!

So helpful

Thank YOU!

Thank you, Karen!

Thank you so much!!!! Great tips!!!!

Very helpful

Thank you Karen.

Thank you Karen, great idea!

Great information thank you!

Thanks so much for these tips!

Thank you for sharing Karen.

Thank you, Karen.

Fantastic tutorial love it

I'm looking forward to this series.

Happy New Year, thanks for the tips!

Thank you for these great tips!! Appreciate them & you both!! Shared

Very helpful! Thanks.

Thank you Karen, this helps me tremendously.

So helpful! Thank you! Looking forward to more tips!

Received my Catalog yesterday. Thank you.

Great video:) looking forward to more of your ideas:) God Bless:)

love the layering tips

@KarenTitus

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Glad you like them!

Brilliant!! Great info!! Absolutely will love having the mat guides. Can’t wait for the next tips video!

Thanks for the Great tips and for the mat guides this will be very useful and time saving 😊

Good information!!!! It would make card making much easier. Thank you!!!!

Happy New Year!

Oh these are great tips, I am going to make a set .

Great video for some basic cardmaking techniques!! Thanks for sharing!!

Hi from North Carolina. Happy new year

Great card design.❣️

Hi Thanks for your reference guide. I got a better understanding of card making. Blessings, AH from NC

Super informative! Thank you. I struggle with this...keeping the focal point in mind is genius LOL tfs

Happy New Year ! Thanks for great tips!

I think 8 1/2” x 11” is known as Letter size in the US. Over here in the UK is it known as A4 😊

Thank you for doing this video I'm learning from you, more about card making. Can't wait to send you a hand made card 😊

Love the idea of cutting samples of card stock in 1/4 inch increments for card layout planning. Thank you for sharing this Great idea.

@KarenTitus

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Glad it was helpful!

This was incredibly helpful!

@KarenTitus

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I am so glad to hear that!

Love it , great ideas Karen. Thank you🥰

@KarenTitus

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Thank you!

This is such a great reference to have on hand! I love the idea of being able to “try on” different sizes for ideas and perspective! I will be making a sample for me!! Thank you so much for sharing!!😀❤️

Thank you Karen for this excellent tutorial ❤

@KarenTitus

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Thank you!

Great video. Thanks

@KarenTitus

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Thank you!

Great tips and great idea having the actual references cut out and marked of the sizes. I’ve been doing the layering today coincidentally and made a mess of the cutting a couple of times so this is a great guidance …thank you

@KarenTitus

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Wonderful!

Great tips! Im a beginning card maker, so this is helpful information, thanks for sharing it. I think I’ll make those little sample sizes.

@KarenTitus

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Thank you so much. I'm so glad to hear you are making cards!

Even though I have been making cards for about two years, this video was very helpful and informative. Thank you.

@KarenTitus

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and thank you for taking the time to comment!

I am printing your tips from your website and starting a notebook for this series. Very exciting. Just thought of another idea. How to cut DSP when you need the design to go a certain way. Just like my driving I have no sense of direction. Difficult to visualize on the paper trimmer which way my paper will look after I cut. LOL Kathy

I do A2 size cards when I use Call Me {Crafty} Al's sheetload of cards but do A7 when my MIL orders from me. Will check out your new series.

TFS!

My fav tip from this video was keeping the guide sizes ready to figure out quickly what suits your idea. From this, the next step would be that once a design has been decided ( mass production), just cut all the sizes and keep ready for quick assembly. Thank you so much Karen. Just chanced upon your channel.... Happy New Year and all the very best.

@KarenTitus

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Thank you so much - and I love your thoughts on how this can help with quick assembly!

How do you decide to use 1/8 inch vs 1/4 inch on a mat?

Nice info for all!!They are called A2 size cards.

Karen how do I download I love this idea thank you

thanks... how did you make the sizes for the layering?

I found the layer sizes on your website. Brilliant! Thank you. Kathy

@ashleegoyette5829

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I am having a hard time finding this. Would you mind sharing the link or telling me where you found it, please? Thanks in advance.

@lcmsmom

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Please share where you find these.... trying to find as well.

@crs949

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@@ashleegoyette5829 see my comment above

@crs949

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@@lcmsmom see my comment above

Thank you, so much very helpful Karen and HAPPY NEW YEARS TO YOU AND YOURS, where do I find the link ?

@ann-mariepamment3910

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This is my question too 😊

question for future videos…attaching vellum to card without adhesive being seen. I know to hide the glue dot or stampin seal behind but I saw this advertised as tape that won’t show: Plus Corporation Glue Tape TG-610BC-VE - Vellum Adhesive, Problem is it is difficult to find in stock. What else could I use ? Is there another adhesive just for vellum? (I did buy uktra thin dots by Glue Dots. ) thanks Kathy

Great video. Where can I find the various sizes of your layers please?

@KarenTitus

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its all here: karentitus.com/cutting-cardstock-for-your-cards-tips-tricks/

Hello Karen - I'm a "nearly newbie" in that I've made about 20 or 30 cards, and I do like to watch video tutorials to learn new things. I found you mat and layering guide a great idea and have downloaded it, and will use it in future cards. The one thing I've not heard many card makers mention is the insert. Here in the UK, I and a few friends like to use inserts for the verses, and to sign on. Not many videos show how to do the inserts, whether pre-printed on the computer, or plain to stamp on - but one thing I can't work out is where to put an insert on shaped or awkward cards, like gatefold cards, or easel cards. Can you help? I've subscribed too...thank you so much for being so helpful.

@KarenTitus

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I appreciate your comment - I need to remember to talk about where to put the writing on those kinds of cards. On many cards like easel cards, I add a white piece on the back and put the writing there.

What is the cardstock weight that you use? Thanks for the video!

Love this card layer size! Do you have a chart on size? I’m going to make a set of this thanks

Where do I find your different card layering sizes?

Hi can you use card-stock from Michael's or Hobby Lobby instead of Stampin up cardstock?

@thepeddler9226

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Of course. I buy my white and black from Michaels. They have different thickness too (65 lb., 80 lb., 110 lb.) for depending of what you do with it.

Are the sizes of those 10 layers listed somewhere?

@KarenTitus

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you will find it all here: karentitus.com/cutting-cardstock-for-your-cards-tips-tricks/

I'm looking for the link to the layering sizes.... can't seem to find it on the site. Is there a way you can link it?

@KarenTitus

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You will find it here - look for the blue "download here" button - karentitus.com/cutting-cardstock-for-your-cards-tips-tricks/

The size is called an A2

sorry I found the layering on the website!

@ann-mariepamment3910

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Thank you.

@lcmsmom

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Where?

@ann-mariepamment3910

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It's on the website. I looked there and found it.

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