Thank you so much!

Not on my end.

Turn it off, go somewhere else. It was wonderful to me and many others.

thank you!

I don’t think you want to contaminate your ink pads. You could try inking a block and then transferring to a baby wipe? I’m not sure it will be concentrated enough.

​@@CarolinaCre8tive Qtips? Maybe that would use a lot of ink... but put those in a burped zip lock, too😂

The stamp is the tree from Loveliest Tree stamp set.

I actually meant that I prefer another view in your videos. One where I can better see what you’re doing.

Yes, absolutely!

They have such lovely colours, so effective

No staining on any stamps, cleans up very easily.😊

I don’t think food coloring will work, I’m sure the inks have more concentrated dye in them. Try and see?

Do you have waterbased colored pencils? Derwent pencils or blocks are very concentrated. I wonder if that would work. I need to give that a try. I ended up using them for watercolor painting. Once they dry, though, it is permanent, you can't rework them, which is good if you want to work over them with other media, even other watercolors. Boy, don't we have fun exploring and being creative! Wow! Last Sunday, i was teaching kiddos, and I used a coffee filter with water based pens to demonstrate the concept of the consequences of being naughty. I used various bright colors and a small spray bottle. That was VERY effective. It was fun to see the colors interact, too. It was fun to see that they understood that sick expanding feeling of guilt. So now, they also understood how to stop it and get the filter clean again. "I am sorry," heartfully meant, goes a long way. It was fun to share the media and creativity. I am thinking up a new activity for them because of their interest in the wonder of color! They were a bit distracted before that, but when they saw that "magic," they were all ears and nodding their heads. Share the fun!

@@TheLakingc I do have watercolor pencils. I would never have thought of that! Thank you. Your children's lesson sounds amazing! What a great way get an important message across. 🙂🙂🙂. God bless! 🙏🙏🙏

Great idea! Store in a ziplock bag to reuse!!!

@@CarolinaCre8tive this works for paint brushes too if you paint your house!!!!

Glad it was helpful!

When you use the hybrid embossing folder and die cut the leaves, you essentially make your own stencil.

@@CarolinaCre8tive thank you for the clarification.

​@@CarolinaCre8tive I am sorry to say I am not sure I understand. Do you mean an emboss & die cut folder? Then use the cut space like a stencil? I like that idea and how she used it. I will rethink what folders I get now. I could not envision using such a die or folder before. Fun, fun!

Yes, use the leftover from die cutting as a stencil.

It’s a Stampin Blend called SU700, in the skin tone series.

@@CarolinaCre8tive thank you