The materials needed to make a 3-D birthday card include paper, markers, tape or glue and scissors. Create a birthday card with a 3-D gift popping out with help from an elementary school teacher in this free video on card making. Expert: Stacey Olson Bio: Stacey Olson holds a Bachelor of Science in education and human sciences, with an endorsement in inclusive early childhood education. Filmmaker: Jon Olson
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these are the ugliest craps ive ever seen in my life! i shit prettyer things than this!
haha .. so true ,
can she at least try?!
YOU GOT TO BE FUCKING KIDDING ME!!
LMAO, pretty dodgy…but i guess its sappost to be for a “simple” party,,,
Wow. I am sorry but she is one of the dullest people I have ever watched and is completely inartistic. Unbelievable that she’s gotten paid for these tutorials.
I am a teacher in a primary school and I have 6 and 7 years old children in my 1st class here in Germany. But never ever had one of them created such a unesthetic stuff. Sorry.
Sorry , But My Little Neice Has BETTER hand Writing then you and she’s only 10 This is Comedy .
oh my gosh this is horrible other ppl could do better i can even write way better than this.
i am an artist and i appreciate her type of art whether some would dislike it
.. still great idea… goodluck!
more like how to make pieces of crap
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