Your colorful cards amaze me. I love all the different techniques to create striped backgrounds. Love the stamp set you designed. I've been using Xyron adhesive on my vellum for years. You can't see the glue at all. You are one of my favorites!
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I hope your cold gets better soon. These are such great cards and you make them look so easy. It's almost as though I could do it too. Thanks for sharing your amazing talents with all of us.
Love your cards as always. I have to try that masking stripe and I have both of those sticker machines ( I have that Zyron 9” that I can transform to the 5” ) they are pretty cool.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful cards! They are lovely! Also...thanks for the tips for adhering the vellum. I have the xyron sticker maker machines, but have not used them in a very long time. I will be pulling them out for sure now. Thanks Kristina! God bless!!!
You know, I've seen that stamp set several times and always wondered how to use it. Well, now I know. I really like these cards! They're very cheerful :)
Great cards, as usual. Is there a list of stamp sets that you have designed over the years. I really would love to know what is yours, because they always are so beautifully designed. Thanks again for sharing your talent.
So many wonderful ideas and tips tucked inside this video! Thank you for another wonderful instructional! I love your stamp set too! Oh mercy.....yet another one to add to my ever-growing must have list! Stop it, already! :-)
Odd question, but I couldn't find it in the linked products... is the micro pore tape you use the kind that's used in the medical field? Or is it an art supply? I'm from Australia so the only kind I know of with that name is the stuff they use for taping down things like cotton swaps when you get an injection lol!
Kristina, this is the first time I've seen those Waffle Flower nesting dies! Are they an 1/8 inch or a 1/4 inch difference? (Keeping my fingers crossed they're 1/8 inch, since that's my favorite border width when stacking layers).
@@andrealavigne7824 Can I bother you for a link? I've looked at both SSS and WaffleFlower and they just have the largest and smallest die measurements. Counting 17, it looks like they're 1/4", but I could be counting incorrectly. Thanks!
@@laprofessora64 I assume you're looking for the A7 die set (that has 20 dies), since that's what Kristina used. Of course, you know what they say about people who assume. LOL If so, it's at Waffle Flower here: waffleflower.com/products/a7-layers-die. The A2 layers die doesn't give measurements, though. :( If you want info on the A2 set, I'd contact Waffle Flower & ask. Their contact form can be found here: waffleflower.com/pages/contact-us. Hope this helps! :)
Hi.. curious why you didn’t stamp the wreath and greeting at the same time, thereby eliminating the need for the template. Thx in advance, always love your videos.
You really have to burnish around the perimeter of whatever you're adding adhesive to. That's the only way to avoid getting strings. You can use your fingers, like Kristina did, but if I have a more intricate die cut shape with lots of ins & outs, I prefer to use either the tip of a bone folder or even a ball stylus to run/press around the edges, just to make sure the adhesive is only on the back of the die cut. Hope this helps! :)
