I love how you encourage us to "use what you have" instead of making your videos about buying, buying, buying MORE! I just love watching your videos. For some reason they are very relaxing for me to watch when I'm in a place where I can't craft but need a crafty "fix". Keep up the great work!
Oh my goodness Jennifer, you have the patience of a Saint cutting and gluing all those fiddly bits and layers, I would love to have that skill, sadly I don't However I can appreciate the time and effort you put into your work.They really do look amazing. Anyone receiving one of those cards would be so delighted. TFS
Jennifer, these are amazing!!. You always have such wonderful ideas to stretch our dies! It really does look like you used multiple dies for each card. I have to say my favorite is the heart. I love the way it looks like more than 1 die. Just beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing with us.❤🧡💛💚💙
You never cease to amaze me Jennifer!!! I have always wondered why my layering looked wonky --- sometimes I don't think out the box. Thank you for sharing.
I watched this video on your blog for the SSS hop & left a comment there, but I had to pop over here to RU-vid and give you a THUMBS UP!!! What a great technique for using our die cuts!
I can't express how thankful I am for you. I have learned so many different techniques from watching your videos. Your cards today were all exceptional! Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
Omgoodness Jennifer!!😮😃😍❤️❣️ *Finally* a technique that happens naturally for me almost every time I stack dies for dimension!!! 😂😂😂 I am beaming for having mastered this already!! 😬 Seriously though (well I was being truthful but still … lol) these are amazing and that snowflake captured my heart - it’s really lovely! Thank you for your creativity shared!! 🤗❤️❣️
A fantastic idea! I love using die cuts and this video has given me many ideas for some of my dies....thank you so much for sharing your talents and ideas!!
When I see your videos in my email, I always try to figure out the process before I watch it... you always surprise me with something new that I did not think of, you are a treasure. Thank you for sharing your talent and making our world better!!
These cards are so beautiful! I love watching your videos to see what magic you’ve come up with. Your card designs are unique and AMAZING. I can’t wait to try these techniques. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us.
Love the techniques you showed today!! Don't stop doing what you do. You really have talent in not just techniques but your voice is calming and clear. 🤗🤩😊
Beautiful cards! I absolutely love the snowflake. Thank you for sharing this technique. It is really making me think about how I can use it to layer some of the rather limited number of dies I own being relatively new to card making.
Thank you for sharing how I can do more with what I already have. It probably won’t stop me from buying more (LOL) but I definitely can create more looks.😊
It is really frustrating for those of us in the UK who admire your ideas that SSS do not have any outlets in this country I would definitely buy some of these products
This video would be good for beginners, or for beginners who haven't already thought of how to create a 3D look, as it explains how to compose a "shadow" (in a different colour) that gives the 3D look; rather like in 2D when you ink in a shadow around certain parts of letters to make them look 3D.
I love this! I don't even own a die cutting machine, but I've been watching you for years. Have you tried embossing the velvet paper yet? I'm really curious how it would turn out
What brand of craft foam is being used? I don't see it in the supply list. I thought I heard Jennifer mention a name, but upon rewatching the brand name escapes me, if indeed she actually did mention a brand. Maybe I am overlooking it on the otherwise helpful list of supplies. If not, then a brand recommendation would be helpful. I have some craft foam sheets that I got from Amazon a long while ago for very little money but running it through the die machine mutilates it. I guess I need a heavier weight brand.