How does it measure up?
Measure twice, cut once. We've all heard that saying. And, over the years, I have learned that sometimes, it takes more than two measures to get it right ! There are some measurements that are easy to figure out, but when you get to some fancy folds, or 3D items, you need to get familiar with the smaller increments- and that sometimes can be a challenge. I know it is for me! If you're new to cardmaking, this handy guide will help you out, too. You can check out the video here. Most of the time, card and scrapbook design measurements in North America are given in inches. It can get tricky when you’re not sure what the tick marks on the Stampin' Trimmer mean. I have been paper crafting for ages, and I still need to count, and recount, before I cut anything that isn’t the typical 1/4 or 1/2 inch measures. The diagram shows the ruler on the Stampin’ Trimmer, which measures to 1/16 of an inch. The 1/16 measure is the shortest, then 1/8”, 1/4”, 1/2” and the one inch mark is the