Today’s JO-Tips video is a quick tip for how to decide on greeting placement!

Have you ever struggled to know just where the BEST place is to place your greeting? Perhaps it’s not so much an issue when you’re stamping onto a piece of cardstock. But it gets much more important when you have one chance when placing that sentiment onto a piece of gorgeous Designer Series Paper!

In today’s JO-Tips video, learn my thought process so I get the BEST placement for my sentiments.

It’s amazing how much difference this can make to your overall card design!

When you have beautiful paper like the Thoughtful Journey DSP, you don’t want to mess it up by stamping in the wrong place.

Admittedly you could always stamp onto a piece of cardstock, cut or punch it out and place it over top if you make an oops. But why not figure out the ideal location first and avoid the extra work?

How to Decide on Greeting Placement

it’s sometimes only a matter of millimetres. Just a tiny move to the left or the right makes a world of difference.

See if you can notice it in the video!

These were the 3 simple cards with DSP we created together in the free live crafting class where this tip came from! You can see them and get the measurements to make it by clicking on the photo.

Have You Seen Our JO-Tip Video Series?

Thanks a bunch for stopping by my blog and taking a peek at today’s tip and video.

I first started creating these quick little JO-Tips videos to answer my customers’ how-to questions. Things that had been annoying for them. Or pricey. Then I found I discovered little tricks as I was playing in my craft space too. Things like…

While these are my most recent JO-Tips, you’ll find I’ve probably covered other paper crafting tips you NEED to know. There’s bound to be one out of the 78 in the current list!

Check to see which ones will solve an issue for you or will save you time, frustration and money! Then make sure you check back here often as I share lots of these tips.

So now you know how to decide on greeting placement, give these cards (or whichever ones YOU want to make) a try and see if you think a different spot is better now!