DIY Business Cards: Tools for Cutting Thick Cardstock

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Dies and punches that will help you create Business Cards that reflect your unique style. No one wants a cheap flimsy business card, so it's important to get sharp professional looking cuts even when you cards are handcrafted. This video is part one in a series of videos on Creating DIY Business Cards to Impress. In this first installment, I give an overview of tools and techniques that I will cover in future videos. So, don't forget to Subscribe to HeyMimiDIY: www.youtube.com... , so that you can be informed when I upload new videos on this topic!
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@ShopElectroalchemy 5 лет назад

This was so helpful, thank you for making this! After cutting all the corners off of over 100 hand cut business cards with the Fiskars Sea Pearls corner die (also by hand), I wondered if there was a die with rounded corners I could just roll through to cut my own business cards and save a lot of time and labor. Good to know which ones come close at least - looks like Sizzix offers custom dies now so I'll have to see how much that would be! Cheers from South Florida!

@nicnaknoc 7 лет назад

Thank you for making this :) - I have been looking for something duable for card punching :) - this helped very much

@rebekahbardsley5947 5 лет назад

Dear Mam, I have been wanting business cards for a while but, I am just starting to participate in craft sales and I am also on a budget. I was driving home from Easter dinner with my family and my sister made me a very cute little fabric tray for my business cards. I am having a sale this coming Saturday and there isn't any time to order from Vistaprint and have them shipped. I had the idea tonight to go to RU-vid. I am so happy I picked your video to watch because I have tons of nice pastel cardstock and I have a Martha Stewart punch that is round with curved edges similar to the punch you have in this video. I am so excited. I am not sure how I will do the wording yet. Tomorrow on my break at work I will type out my logo and name on plain white paper and bring it home and use a smaller punch for my logo and maybe use double stick tape to add to the larger punched paper. Thank you for such a great video. Sincerely, Rebekah in Alexandria, VA

@craftygeekent4620 Год назад

I know your struggles haha. I made business cards originally with a twitter logo instead of IG. I ended up hating Twitter and loving IG. So I made little IG logo stickers to cover the twitter logos. It worked but didn't really look like I wanted it to. I have changed my business card design maybe 4 times (never using my entire stock first) over the years and was left with tons of old out dated cards... what a waste.

@Heymimi 9 лет назад

Here's how to Subscribe to HeyMimiDIY: ru-vid.com Don't forget to COMMENT on what items in this video you are most interested in, so that I know where to focus my follow-up videos in this series! And thanks for watching!

@Ghessie 7 лет назад

Hello, thanks for this presentation of tools! I'm interested with the punch-style one (the green one presented as thumbnail), where can I find it please?