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Linda Marie’s Blocks Card

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I’ll be the first to admit that when it comes to paper crafting, “engineering” is not my strong suit.  Give me color and sketches over measuring any day!

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However, I never cease to be amazed by those who can imagine paper in ways that I can only follow or admire.  My fellow stamper, Linda Marie, sent me her blocks card and has a video to share with you on how to give it a try.

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I’m so glad she has worked out the details so that I can give it a try, too!  How about you?


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24 thoughts on “Linda Marie’s Blocks Card”

  1. Wow wow wow! THANK YOU, Mary! So very pleased you enjoyed this card! I truly appreciate the outstanding, excellent service & helpful tips you continually provide. Shopping for Stampin’ Up! goodies with you is always fun! Thanks, also, ladies for all your lovely comments ? you’ve made my day! Hugs, Linda

  2. total awesomeness! thank you both for sharing this spectacular tutorial! can’t wait to try it.

  3. What a great tutorial! Easy to follow, and a beautiful card. I’ll surely make this one again. Thanks for sharing.

  4. Thank you Mary, I had forgotten about this style and never made on…thanks for the video as well!

  5. Insanely gorgeous card! I love the paper she used in the video. And what a great video; so very well photographed and perfectly explained with just a few words!

  6. Not only is the card beautiful and clever, but the video is so well done that it’s going to be hard to mess it up. We should give President Obama her name, I bet she could do a video on how to apply for Obama care. lol

  7. WOW! What a fresh new look on cards…timely for the season. I can imagine the possibilities. Thanks Mary, for passing it on. And thanks Linda for your creativity.

  8. Mary, thanks so much for sharing Linda’s easy-to-follow tutorial. She made remarkable cards! I *love* the diversity of her style . . . from sophisticated grunge to adorably cute. I always marvel at creative genius. Such a joy to see such exuberant self-expression!!!

  9. Fabulous card and Linda’s tutorial will be very easy to follow. Such a great idea for so many occasions. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.

  10. Cool… I like this kind of card. Thank you for the instructions. Very clear..

  11. Amazing card and great instructions..can’t wait to get into my craft room and make one. Thank you so much for sharing. You talent is amazing.

  12. This would make a cute baby card! Make each section like an alphabet block. Thanks for sharing this with us.

  13. WOW double WOW WOW!!! I can picture this being a card at Christmas with the boxes posed as gifts with bows on the tops. Not too creative but WOW!! Just have to figure out how to get the bows to lie flat for mailing………..
    Thanks for helping us think outside of the box. 😀
    Ps. Does Linda Marie have a web site or blog. I would love to see her other creations- thanks for sharing!!
    As always Mary I love your site- so refreshing and creative and unconditional. Thank you for your site I look every day -it is the second thing I do every morning after my bible reading-sometimes it’s hard but God First!!!

  14. Those are utterly amazing and to cool. Thanks for sharing both Linda Marie and Mary.

  15. Oh WOW!! this is amazing!!! What a fantastic tutorial, looks complicated when you see the picture but, after watching this video, it’s simply a matter of a little measuring, adding some glue, putting it together and decorating it. The one she made for a baby is just darling, thank you Mary for sharing this wonderful and beautiful project and thank you Linda Marie for sharing your tutorial and your craftiness with us.

  16. What a fabulous tutorial….love the card she created on the video and the one she sent to you, Mary. Thanks for sharing this wonderful idea.
    hugs…

  17. Beautiful!!! Thank you Linda & Mary for sharing this with us! It is a beautiful card & envelope!

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