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Your cards and techniques clearly show how wonderful the Catherine pooler inks are to provide beautiful colorful cards and can be used in so many ways. Thank you for showing us so many cards. USA
Such beautifully HAPPY cards! These are such vibrant colors and each card is a work of "h"art (heart). I liked the "love" card the best - the colors embossed and then sanded makes for a unique look. You finished each card perfectly. Thank you so much for sharing. USA
The sanded ink-blended card is fantastic! I really like the bright Spring colors on all of the cards and how they work together to make a fabulous background. TFS, Gerry. USA
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USA. All of your cards made me smile. It's been so gray and dreary in southern Illinois. Nice to see the bright colors and I'm glad to have more ideas in my card-making arsenal!
Hello from Finland! Great ideas! I made a lot of easter cards with "big spots". I used pigment inks so I could emboss my circles with clear embossing powder. The cards are so bright and cheerful - just what we need now.
Gerry, cool vibrant cards created from some old, well loved techniques. I particularly loved the ink blending over torn paper look. That was a newbie for me👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Also you chose such a lovely color combo. TFS and you now have a new US subscriber! Be safe!😘✨👍🏾
I really liked the sanded floral card and the easy way to hold the stencil down with the magnets! Definitely going on my wish list! Thanks for sharing and participating in this hop!
Very bright, interesting and quite unique. I really like that none of your cards similar. You've added so much dimension to each some just by inking and ripping paper. It seems that ripping paper is a lost art, so I'm glad to know someone else that likes it. Thanks for sharing Gerry 😀 Stay safe and God bless you & your family ❤ XOXO I am in the USA
Gerry.. What a great idea of using the sanding tool.. I had no idea this can be done too.. It definitely pops up the embossing and gives a beautiful effect.. The ink blending is perfect and the idea of tearing paper and inking so beautiful.. I think that is great to create cards without hoarding a lot of supplies.. ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸USA
Loving the bright, vibrant cards and loving the doable aspect which encourages us to try these techniques ... also of course that you are using tools which we already have similar in our stashes. Thank you as always, from England :)
Hello from Spain 🇪🇸. Wow I don’t know which one to love the most! Like the different techniques you use. Especially the one where you use a sander. And the stencilled card, just wow! Love CP inks! Thanks for sharing! Stay safe!
I love all the cards and ways to do them. I think my favorite is the paper tearing. Being a new card maker, I don't have a lot of the tools to do the others but when I get them I have saved this video. I am in Florida.
USA. The big dots look so cute. I have never thought to do that. So simple.And using inks from the same collection is a good idea because they work together really well. This would make a great background for a circus themed card for the grandkids, too!! For the stenciled card, I like how you made certain parts darker than the others. I have never thought to do that. I'm new to stencils, so videos like this are perfect for me. The sanding is a cool idea for the colorful card. It's like you painted flowers...The torn paper card with inking looks really cool. I am going to try that today, for sure. And the fish scale looking stencil looks really great with the next technique. I have never thought to use different colors. Nice
Sharon Gullikson oh yes, circus, great idea. i have heard candy come bye😁yes play with your products to get the most put of them💖thanks for the lovely comment💕💖
I am in love with the torn paper background, I too love to tear paper, so I can not wait to give this a try. So glad I found your channel through this hop. Hello from your new subscriber and fellow paper crafting RU-vidr in the USA.
My favorite technique was the stencil card. I love your ideas. Thanks for all your videos during this time of self-isolating. Gives us something to look forward to. USA
I'm from the USA. Your cards look great. I really like those torn paper stripes and that shifter stencil. They do look like stadium seats. Thanks for sharing your techniques.
My very first ink pads were CP & it was love at first stamp. ❤ The colors chosen are fabulous & the ease of such beautiful cards(polka dots😍😍 + the green..omg!!) is all quite thrilling! I TOO can & will do this. Thank you for the information! It has inspired me to do a lil ink blending. 😁 I appreciate your participation in the blog hop, as I found you! 😊😉 P.S. USA
Thank you Gerry for sharing these techniques with us. I’m going to have to do more stencil coloring, your cards are wonderful. Take Care. Be Safe. ~Barbara (USA)
Hi from Oregon. USA . What fun techniques. You have inspired me. Since a lot of us are stuck at home, what a great time for a blog hop. I'm having fun!
WOW Gerry :) You are one beautifully busy lady in this video!!! Love the way you kept the pace moving on ALL THOSE TECHNIQUES! So much fun and I learned sooooooo much too! Thank you for inspiring me :) I live in central Oklahoma, USA.
I always forget about using blending tools. This was a great reminder of how well they work. And, I've never seen a shifted stencil (or never paid much mind to them). I'm going to have to take a look at mine and see if I can make them do that. It's like magic! (I'm in the USA)
Loving all the happy and colorful cards, perfect to brighten someone's day, especially the idea of using torn edges,and even the embossing folder and sanding tool,tim holtz shifter stencils are so much fun too Thanks alot for sharing lots of love from India
Love the 5 cards using the same ink colours - what a great idea. I like the Thanks with the torn paper strips & inking & the Smile card having used the lovely stencil. I'm from Canada & also have a US mailing address.
First thing, FABULOUS CARDS! I love your color choice and I'm mezmerized by Katherine Pooler inks. The color names are so neat. I especially loved your card with the torn paper. FANTASTIC! I am a new subscriber, and hope to see many more of your videos when I have time. You are a master editor, and I would love to learn from you and talk about setups if ever you have the time! xoxo Jen Evers US
thanks, yes they are great fun❤️I changed my editing a bit to make the vids more entertaining, you should check the content bug, she has some great tips about editing and thinking about how too film and such💖
I love your cards! Such different techniques, & I love that the beautiful background is the focal point! So many artists create beautiful backgrounds, then cover them up! I think the one you sanded is my favorite. That’s a new technique for me. Thanks so much! ❤️😊 I’m in the U.S.
Wow, really enjoyed all 5 techniques, but the one that really made me say hey I can do that is the 3rd card. The one that you embossed and sand down the top. Cool. USA.
Beautiful cards, love the vibrant color combo. My favorite card is the ink blended background with the dry embossing and sanding, love that distressed, textured look so much. Thanks for another awesome tutorial. I’m in the USA.
Thanks for sharing! I liked the embossing and sanding technique over the blended background - the colors you chose, plus the embossing folder! But I really loved the the stripes with tearing paper!!! I am going to try this with an ombre color effect in blue tones!! Rainbow colors, too. Thanks for the inspiration! USA
