Printing a Vellum Divider Overlay with Judi of JLBCrafts 

I just found you yesterday and can't stop watching. Another amazing tutorial as always. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and walking us through step by step. I appreciate the methodical way you teach us and measure everything out. I'm the type to measure thrice and still get it wrong so its nice to see it done correctly =) Btw, even though I can hear your crestfallen voice from when your cutter ate up your cover, your vellum overlay turned out gorgeous! I cant even see the tape. Can't wait to try this (after I laminate my custom covers from your other video, ofc haha).

Awesome video!! God bless❤️

Thank you so much for sharing your process. I look forward to your videos more than others. You bring in so many elements. Pastel clouds and umbrellas are just the right touch. ❤️🌧☔️

Congratulations on your spread featured on PA...🙂

Thank you...this is purrfect!

I love this!! I may have to try this!

Fantastic tutorial, Judi! I really enjoyed the method you showed for measurements and placement- thank you 😊 One thing I’ve found helpful when using my paper trimmer on velum is to start inside the edge of the page or the middle, pierce the velum and slide out in either direction. It definitely helps to avoid the ‘crunchies’ 😖 -something I’ve had happen more than once... Thanks for sharing ✨

Awesome video. Great tip putting the vellum on a paper. I'll try that. Do you use a inkjet printer or laser printer?

Your timing is excellent, as usual, Judi. I just bought a pack of vellum this weekend on my mulberry paper inspiration-tangent. I'll definitely be doing these too! On a different topic, what program do you use to record your screen? I have a request on my (tiny) bag making channel to see how I use Affinity Designer.

Hi, I want to print photos onto vellum and wondered what printer you use or would recommend ?

Judi, are you using Canva Pro? My free version iPad app doesn’t give me dimensional read outs and I’m having difficulty sizing things

Do you know if you can watercolor on the paper itself?