Two Ways to Make a Miniature Window using Cardstock!! 

Glad to see you were not cutting absolutely everything by hand!

Wow! Thank you for showing your cutting methods. Fascinating! I have saved over 40 popsicle sticks...the ones with a joke on them... Great tool!

I am glad you show how to do things if you don’t have any cutting tools ❤ Although having a cutting machine looks like a great time and energy saver!

You are fantastic teacher.

Thank you, Laura for making these both ways. I struggle with my Cricut and designing things, not tech minded either. The popsicle stick works really well, I would never have thought to use one for that purpose! These turned out so cute! Thank you for sharing!

I continue to be amazed and inspired by your wonderful skills and very clear, helpful tutorials Much appreciated! Very impressive! Thank you! Kathleen

Omg thank you so much for this tutorial. I don’t have any type of machine so I’m so glad you taught me how to make a window without a cutting machine. 💐

Hello Laura! Fellow miniaturist, card lover and Silhouette fan here 😊 Thanks for sharing your process! Just a few tricks that may help you save some time in the future: 1- you may want to check out Google for a free screen-recording app or software that works on your computer. There is even a Chrome extension if I’m not mistaken. 2- you may get those frames and borders with no maths involved with the offset function, that draws an inner or outer contour as thick as you want it to be, in one click 😉 3- you may also set up the exact size of the sheet you’re cutting from and visualize it on the cutting mat, cutting border included, so that you can safely optimize all the available space. 4- when the mat loses its grip, I just lightly spray it with some non-permanent glue (masking the edges first). This way I can keep using it until it’s really scored or cut into. I wash it with some dish soap, pat dry then spray, and you can repeat the process many times without the mat getting gross or anything. Just my two cents 😊 keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your experiences

It's fantastic..love those windows and the colour. You explain yourself very well. ❤

Thank you for sharing. I have a Cricut and have really liked cutting things out that way. It is so much easier and everything comes out exactly as it should. Well, most of the time. I also love the way you drew out the windows without measuring. Great advice! The windows are really pretty.

Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing both ways to construct the windows. They are truly beautiful

There is very little chance I will ever have a fancy tool like your cameo, but its a fascinating process to learn about! Must be a bit of a sanity saver knowing all the pieces will be cut correctly and exactly the same.

This is amazing. Im going to try this with my Cricket. I wish they would have a book for my machine. You are great!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and the things you've learned from others also! This is great information! Looking forward to more! Great video! Blessings!

Very nice mate. Such a great work 👍👍

These came out really well. Great video once again.

Hi Laura, I think those vertical and horizontal elements that you created on the glass are called ‘muntins’ (cute name hey?) Sash windows are ones that slide vertically to open. You have done a thorough job of explaining your window construction, including the low tech version which is very much appreciated.👏👏 I really like the mitred corners affect…very clever and convincing.

Laura, this is brilliant❤ you made it super simple for dummies like me who hate measuring! I really love these (I have noticed some of the stars of the mini world have an aversion to measuring too, so they may not be as thick as me but I'm in great company lol!). Shyra at Queen City uses the double sided tape quite a bit. It looks really neat.

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You’re an excellent teacher. Do you sell the template for the window?