January 2013 Guest Tips and Tricks - Making A Handcrafted Valentine Card

[Gare]

Frances, you win hands down in the "Intricate" category of tutorials, no less "Comprehensive"!

Question I'd like to throw out: does our community prefer short, specific tutorials, or more involved ones like this one? I realize it's a lot of work for Frances and anyone else who attempts a large tutorial, and I'd like to gather some opinions on preferences. There is no "correct" answer, and if people like a mix of long and short, that's good to know for future offerings, too.

My Best,
Gary

[angelize]

Thanks Gary. I too would be interested in the opinions about this.

[wizard509]

I think a mix is good Gare. Just my opinion of course.
Good one Frances.

[guyke]

I have no problem with a mix, but not being a native english speaker, I do prefer a written text over a video tutorial.

[Gare]

Noted, and I'm making an effort right now to create a transcript of this month's video into a PDF text file.

We had no time for the past two months and we sort of forgot to do it.

Thanks!

[ber61]

I have not found a bad tutorial yet. My card is going to get me in trouble when she sees it, I bet I am buying diner.

[angelize]

That is definitely different! I can see you had fun with it. I hope it doesn't get you in too much trouble! Thanks for showing us all your Valentine.

[stygg2003]

Thanks for the tut. Francis, I've added a few flurry's and extras, hope you don't mind, just to impress the girl! and as always a great tut., although a transcript would be nice but I know it's a lot of time for you and Gary to spend writing these transcripts. As regards a mix, short or long tuts., I'm not bothered either way as you have lives to lead your selfs as well, so it's your time to consider when composing a tut. in my opinion.

Stygg