Hi Gayle McKiddy! Thank you for your kind comment. I'm so pleased you liked my ideas. There is so much you can do with these foil quill pens. Thanks again and please stop by often.
Hi Wendy Goundrey...so glad you are able to see some of the videos showcasing the foil quill pens. They are so much fun to play with. Thank you for your comment and please stop by often.
Hi Judy Gordon! Thank you for your kind comment. These pens are so much fun to play with and you can do so much with them. Check out my YT home page for more videos on these pens. Again thanks and please stop by often.
Im so glad you found me too! Thank you for your kind comment. Im happy to know the videos are being helpful. I posted several videos on the pens...check them all out!
What awesome techniques and great information on not keeping the 2 pens close to each other. Looking forward to using these techniques. Thank You for sharing.
Mary Kay Lombardo...Thank you for your kind comments. This video was one of the first videos I did in a series. Did you see my other videos showcasing these foil quill pens? Click onto my RU-vid channel for more videos showing my experiences with these pens. Thanks again and keep in touch.
Hi julie andrews! Thank you for visiting my channel and for your comment. Have you see my other videos on these pens. I made several videos showing tips and techniques. Go to my channel to see them all. I hope they help and inspie you. Again, thank you and stop by often.
Hi litz1969! Thank you for your comment. This was one of my first videos showcasing the quill pens. I've made a few more since then. If you have a chance go to my RU-vid page to check them out. Thank you again and please stop by often.
Thank you April Joy, and thank you for being my FIRST subscriber. Your support means the world to me. I would love to see what you create with them. If I can be of help just let me know. Thanks again.
Very clever! Thanks for sharing. I hope I have time tomorrow to get my new set out. It’s been CALLING to me since it arrived. LOL. I have watched all of your videos. Thank you for sharing them. I learned a lot from you and I feel like I have a good idea of what I am doing when I get ready to open that box.
Hi Linda C. Crowder...and welcome! You are going to have so much fun with these pens! If you've seen all my videos on these pens you know I have learned more and better ways to use them due to practice and playing with them. I am so pleased I was helpful and I would love to know how you make out with them. Thank you for supporting my channel...and if you have any questions, I'm here. Keep in touch.
For the floral paper, did you trace the floral areas you wanted foiled onto the tracing paper with a pen/pencil first, then go over it with the foil quill to get the foil where you wanted? Just trying to figure out who you knew where to press down because the foil paper is opaque and you can’t see through it.
Hi Jennifer! Yes, I laid tracing paper over the designer paper, secured it with a hinge. I then pencil traced the images I wanted to foil onto the tracing paper, slipped the foil (pretty side up) between both the tracing and the original design, then went over the traced images on the tracing paper. I know I didn't make that very clear on the video. Thank you for your interest and stop by often. Check out my YT home page, there are other foil quill pen videos showing other techniques. Thank you again.
Hi Anne's Cards & Crafts! Thank you for your kind comment. If you've interested in the foil quill pens, check out my other videos by going to my main YT page. Thank you again and stop by often.
Thank you keskedzignz for your kind comment. If you have these pens check out the other videos in the series. I'm still working on other projects using the pens. Again, thank you and keep in touch!
Hi Marilyn Iynskey! Sorry for the delay in replying. Did you see the series I did on these pens? I made several videos using the quill pens and showed different ways to use them. I will be coming out with another idea video soon...so keep in touch!
A cookie sheet does well for in place of the magnetic mat. Also to hold th pen cut slices in a piece of pool noodle an attach the pool noodle piece to a metal container by slick g the bottom of it and putting it over the edge.. Saw this done on hacks to hold paint brush s.
Hi Barb Mengle! Thank you for sharing your tips using the Freestyle foil quill pens. I've learned to be much more cautious with the pens. I feel safer if they are laying down in front of me, but the noodle is a good idea. Thank you for comment, it's very much appreciated.
Thanks Lisa, use of tracing paper work great. Also for anyone with a Cameo, or other digital cutting machine, you can sketch designs, text on this tracing paper with pen then use as you show, particularly on items that cannot go through cutting machines. Great video
Thank you Pauline Purdum and welcome. I am so happy to hear the tracing paper worked out well for you! I'm still trying the pens out with other materials, but the tracing paper gets the best results...so far. If you watch my last video (Jamies card) you will see my struggle using the tracing paper (so it's not fool proof) . I hope to come up with some other way to transfer images. Thanks again and keep in touch.
Hi margaret ann chamblee...welcome! Thank you so much...I did not even think of that!!!! I still have that foil...hummm...maybe I'll do a video on that transfer! So glad you stopped in. Did you see the next video, I made a card with that velum piece...This video was part of a series. Thank you again for your comment and IDEA! Keep in touch!
It's the little things in Cardmaking I will watch that and come back, too! And I hope you do a video on it if you use that negative-space piece. Have fun!
Hi Margaret Ann! I just wanted to tell you I did the video you suggested with the negative foil piece. It up if you want to see it. Let me know what you think.
L. Mendoza...Thank you for commenting. I too would like to see more videos on this tool. Im sure it could do more than what I figured out. We just have to keep playing with it. Please share if you figure out any other ways to use it and...HAVE FUN PLAYING!
