Using existing craft supplies to make fun and creative cards for others to enjoy. 6x6 patterned paper, ink, stencils and other common cardmaking items. Often making bulk cards of the same (or similar) design to smash the stash.
Cards are mainly donated to local Australian charities, however are sometimes shared with family and friends.
My goal is to inspire others to use what you have to make people smile.
It fun to see what your favorite sketch is, and which ones you might use again. Sometimes it matches with what I like, but not for this set. I would not use sketch 13 or 14, as those have too many small bits dit me. My favorite sketch is nummer 12, for the same reason as you mentioned to use it again: loads of 6"x2" strips!
Your cards turned out beautiful! Love to see how you create these cards with your tips & tricks. I too do not care for frilly cards. Love Paper Rose products. TFS.
Love these cards. I really like how you did the shirt card. I didn’t like the way mine turned out, like yours so much better love the stickers as well.
What a great set! The guitar is so fun on these bright colours, love the end result. Was it difficult to cut the thick foam with the dies, or is it just a one time run through your die cutting machine? Thanks for sharing!
What a great way to finish the leftover supplies! For me it's perfectly OK to not show the gluing together, and just show the temporary design with loose elements elements next to the finished cards, I like seeing the process of thought better then gluing elements (although you always manage to make the gluing process interesting by providing additional information on your design choices in the voice over). Thanks for sharing!
What a great card set! I'm usually also not so much into dies with many elements, however, I figured that if I make large batches, I kinda get into the zone and can handle it. And by large batches I mean 10-20 at the same time. However, I usually also grab the less complex dies. I'm already looking forward to the next video for the other kits you purchased!
I've ben looking at the Queen & co shaker card kits for some rime, but have not purchased one yet. Although I expect them to he of superb quality, with shipping costs and taxes they are unfortunately too expensive for me... I do like your rating video, it at least confirms that the kids are very usable!
What a great set of Cards! Indeed perfect for using up less loved papers with the solid cardstock on top. I like the first one you showed, standing card with the fox best, but I like many. There are a dozen things in my craftroom I would like to finish, including some paper pads, doodlebug cardstock sticker sheets (I never manage to use the tiny stickers that are not hearts or stars), and some ephemera packs where I only have some smaller bits. Thanks for sharing your video!
A fabulous set of cards! I always love to see how you pair up different patterns and colors for the final cards. :) Thanks for sharing and being part of the team!
Interesting! I have purchased a series of the Queen and co shaker kits and am trying each kit, while using my stash of bits and pieces. There is a series of recent videos on my channel. This one has the shaker card creation process:- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HhARf_1oYlo.html
I like seeing your process. And the glueing part. You speed through and your video is still short and to the point. I like seeing the finished cards just a few seconds longer at the end of the video. Thank you.😊
Thank you for sharing your process of mixing and matching scraps with ephemera and sentiments. To answer your questions, I like the camping ones. I have a lot of outdoor paper packs. What would I want to use up? My scraps are in the boxes next to my desk. I initially color-coordinated them, but I've learned it is better to put the scraps back where you keep full-size sheets because it is easier to pull them out and use them than mix and match from my boxes of colored and printed paper scraps. Thanks again for sharing your process!
I love how you used what you had and made it work so well. Your cards turned out great. I really love the three lavender ones and the brown one with the fox. I always enjoy your take on the SheetLoad sketches. TFS.❤
I'm with you on not having the patience 2 piece together dies that have tons of tiny parts. If your trying to make a large amount of cards at one time, you get bogged down with just that 1 step of putting the dies together. All of your cards turned out fantastic. I think I bought this Q & Co set, but I haven't got around 2 using it yet. Thanks 4 your inspiration!
These are awesome cards! I don't do shaker cards, but I think Queen and Company kits look great! I prefer the guitar, but my brother and 2 of his sons play.
I like this format. Some videos last over an hour and make one card. I usually want to try what I’m watching, so I will go to the end and just look at the cards. I like your process of making cards.
Love watching this video on how you used the leftover kit supplies. Love watching your process. You are correct that once the kit expires, need to use the dies. TFS.
Love what you created with this kit and how you stretched the supplies. The piano is my favorite. Love seeing the 3 different card versions. The outline dies make it easier to create the shaker portion. Would love seeing what you do with other kits. TFS.
It looks like a great kit, but I don't think I'd have even as much patience as you displayed. The cards were worth it in the end, I'm sure. I like the piano cards the best, too. You did a fantastic job combining all the elements and the gorgeous papers. The accompanying stamp set is one of the best themed sets I've seen. Wonderful sketches, too. Thanks for doing it so I don't have to.😉
I like how you concentrate on showing your supplies and the decision making process and not every single step of putting the card together. That's one of the reasons I gravitate to shorter videos in general.
I really love seeing the finished cards one by one! Thank you. Def prefer seeing that rather than seeing all the gluing. It’s fun to see how you pair things up and arrange them. Great use of such a lot of different papers and die cuts. I love the protea and pansy flower cards the most.
I always look forward to seeing your interpretation of the monthly sketch. I enjoy seeing how you choose from your stash of scraps to make combinations I would not have thought of. My favorite is the card with cover plate debossed background and 2 flowers.
