Thanks for this and all your pocket videos!! For old punches, Martha Stewart suggests punching wax paper to oil them if they get stuck and punch tin foil to sharpen them. I tried it and it works.
You are amazing! Mother of two young children, a husband and you find time to share your very creative ideas with us. I feel sorry for new crafters who haven't found you yet .Love watching your videos. You are the best.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I really enjoy your tutorials and the way you explain everything. I appreciate you sharing your creativity so freely with us. God bless you.
Found you while surfing You Tube tutorials. I have saved the first 3 I've watched. Love them, love your ideas. Easy, simple, and materials I have on hand. Will watch all the rest of your tutorials I can find.
I am new to your page...I want to thank you for sharing your ideas. I am going to make some of these cute pockets using my 50's retro recipe books for some recipe albums....I am not into the vintage look or tea dyed but use bright chalks to color my cut outs....BUT I know these will be cute with a retro 50's look to them...ONCE again nice to meet you and look forward to checking out your other videos...xxoxo
Another fun thing to make the pockets out of is wallpaper. I picked up some 'sample books' from a store that sells wallpaper and they gave me 2 of the books that are absolute. I find using Crafters Choice adhesive works best. Hope you'll give it a try.. And Thanks for sharing your video.. I'll Subscribe and see what else you come up with. Have a good day...
+Roylene Kornovich No, those tags where purchase from tsunamirose she has awesome kits but I'm sure using a paper napkin will give it an amazing look. If you look at my coin envelope tutorial I mod podge paper napkins to my coin envelope made out of book page. The same process would be for a tag.
