Hi there Jen. It depends really - if you want to re-use the elements then I suppose you could take them apart? Believe it or not I read on a well known crafters blog (she makes cards for magazines) that she actually uses white tack (the white version of blue tack) to stick her flowers etc on with - so after she's taken the photos she can then take the elements off and re-use them!! I was really taken aback at this but my OH says it's no different to modelling in industry. My solution Jen is to wait until I have a few cards I know I won't use and then I box them up and send them to St Luke's Hospice in Sheffield - here's a link to their website: http://stlukescharitycardschallenge.blogspot.com/
Hi Jen, a lot of my DT cards are comissioned cards which is good but I never have enough for me to actually send to people. Before I had lots of orders coming in I donated a few to my local hospice to sell in their shop hugs Mandy xx
Hi there Jen. It depends really - if you want to re-use the elements then I suppose you could take them apart? Believe it or not I read on a well known crafters blog (she makes cards for magazines) that she actually uses white tack (the white version of blue tack) to stick her flowers etc on with - so after she's taken the photos she can then take the elements off and re-use them!! I was really taken aback at this but my OH says it's no different to modelling in industry. My solution Jen is to wait until I have a few cards I know I won't use and then I box them up and send them to St Luke's Hospice in Sheffield - here's a link to their website: http://stlukescharitycardschallenge.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteHope this helps? Di xx
Hi Jen, a lot of my DT cards are comissioned cards which is good but I never have enough for me to actually send to people.
ReplyDeleteBefore I had lots of orders coming in I donated a few to my local hospice to sell in their shop
hugs Mandy xx