So nice to see this done without a sewing machine. Snippet rolls have intimidated me because I do not have a sewing machine. Thank you so much for making this activity accessible.
Oh Margreth, I love these! Definitely gonna make some. Thank you so much for the inspiration. I am loving your 100 day projects. Have a blessed day ❤️❤️❤️❤️😊
Love these! There are a lot of collage experts out there and you are at the top of the list. You have an eye for it and not only do I love what you make, I love your chatter as you work. Very relaxing.
I'm so glad you decided to make a video of this idea. I love these and it was great to craft along with you on this project - just using up some scraps.
You have been such an inspiration to me and have been my go to person for many ideas. I watch your channel more than any of my other subscriptions. I would just love to hang out with you when you go on your treasure hunts. You would make the day so interesting! Love you "Lovey"!
I've never cut the edge straight. It looks lovely though! You can also put a double-sided tape on a base paper. Then just stick scarps on it. Maybe add additional glue to overlapping parts where needed. Might be even faster this way 😁 Thank you, Margareth! Wonderful project
Collage is so difficult for me. I like order and straight lines, so putting random bits in no particular order never feels right to me and I feel like my collages never look good. I LOVE watching you collage, however. It's so relaxing and I enjoy the conversations you have with yourself. Thank you for another wonderful video, Margreth!
Seriously, I love this idea!! I have been, since I started papercrafting, addicted to fussy cutting. I buy digi's purely so that I can fussy cut. I've got bags and bags of fussy cuts for all seasons, and I'm yucky at fitting them pleasingly into journals. With this idea, I can take some of the oops printed papers, tear them down to strips and glue my gozillions of fussy cuts! Yay!! Thank you for choosing this for one of your 100 day projects!!!
@@sandrairish9989 I'm just a computer illiterate person that loves to fussy cut. I'd gladly give you a bunch of fussy cuts purely so that I can cut more. Problem is I don't know how to get them to you.
@@studio-989 I have a pair of the Fiskars 'easy action' scissors that I use for most of my fussy cutting. 'Easy action' scissors are the ones that have only a straight bar where your thumb goes and a loop for your fingers. I also have a pair of Tim Holtz 7 inch scissors that I use to get the white out of the loops in bows, or the middles out of fancy frames. I also use the Tim Holtz when the images are so tight together, such as evergreen boughs etc. I hope that gives you some kind of an idea as to how I get out the fussy cuts. I also do them kinda assembly line style. By that I mean that I print my pages. Then look at the page and cut out chunks of images that are kinda clumped together, then I just go to town cutting out the images and if I bump into places where I need the Tim Holtz scissors, I start a new pile for serious FUSSY cuts and go on with the Fiskars cutting out images from the first pile of clumped together images. When I've finished with the Fiskars pile; I switch scissors and go to town with the Tim Holtz. When I'm done cutting I sort the images into smaller piles such as Kitchen, Words, Labels, People, Animals, etc. For me it is loads of entertainment. I'm 65 years young, my hubby passed 5 years ago, I live alone, and fussy cutting allows my mind to wander over my past life while I'm doing something helpful towards my current life.
@@cheryllasich9467 thank you Cheryl! I’m glad you have such a love for the fussy cutting! I’m very happy that you have found a wonderful hobby to ease your mind and rethink your life❤️XO
Hello there Margreth, just love these every day bits of loveliness. I love your ideas, love fussy cutting, I fussy cut magazines as I find it hard to get the digitals. Our exchange rate is so bad against the Euro and Dollar that it has become almost impossible to get any overseas post/digitals. ANYHOOOOO, enough moaning from me. Thank you for todays 100 day project, it was delicious and I am then going to watch No 8 after this!!!! Double enjoyment for me today!!!!!! Look after yourself and keep well. Blessings and hugs, as always, from Cape Town. Diana 😀🤩🤗🦊🦊
Hi from Canada! Margreth, this project is really brilliant! I love all your videos but haven't often made them, since I don't make junk journals. But I do have a bullet journal and a reading journal - and these page-edge collages would be perfect to decorate them. I can hardly wait to make a couple and use them. I also love to print book covers, stamp-sized, so I could use book covers in these collages, too. Very inspirational - thank you! 😍
i love 😍this project idea! now i'm excited to get started on my pile of small scrappies i've accumulated overtime. now i won't feel bad about those little tear-off bits i have coz most of the time i end up throwing them out (even if they are a nice usable piece).
Another fantastic project….love it! Counting on making some of these as soon as I’m up to crafting again….still so sick and found out it’s because I have Covid. So glad you and your videos can inspire me for later.
I love scrap busting projects and I really like the idea of using the leftovers from your digital kit to make these for your themed journals..thanks for sharing.
This tutorial is amazing! Thanks for your tip about using the square punch. I can't cut a straight line to save my life. I usually make ATCs, so this was a fun break. I made 4 strips 12" long and 1" wide. I attached them to film strips and hung them from a wooden sign. Epic. Your videos are really relaxing too, and I've been crafting along with you on this series. ❤ A new subscriber PS I bought your label digital on Etsy 😊
Definitely a good way to use up those scraps. Thanks for the good idea. I think I would like the glue stick instead too, the Mod Podge or Matte Medium seems like it would be messy.
Hi Margreth. I have been watching your videos for some time and I really love them. I have an ink jet printer as well. So if I don’t want it to smear, I use work fixative spray to prevent that. Just a suggestion that may help you.😊
Super idee deze strips en weerhelemaal in jouw stijltje, de tweede vind ik inderdaad ook het mooist. Ik kijk wel naar je 100 dagen filmpjes hoor maar neem niet altijd de tijd om een reactie te schrijven, kost zoveel tijd als je zo lang van stof bent als ik en ook nog meerdere filmpjes wil bekijken🤣🤪😱 Fijn weekend! Groetjes Maia
