I've created this simple, bright and colourful flower card to show you how to use masking to make one image look like it is behind another. Very useful for putting leaves behind flower images.
and here's the video to show how I put it together: -
Please contact me if you have any questions about masking. Also leave me a comment if there's any other products or techniques you like to see explained in a video tutorial.
One of my favourite ways to use my Stampin' Write Markers is to ink only part of my rubber stamps or to ink the ink in more than one colour.
In this card I've used Old Olive, Not Quite Navy and Chocolate Chip Stampin' Write Markers to ink the tools in the Totally Tools set without the words to create a background.
This was one of the cards on offer at my $2 Valentine's Card Making Day.
Here is the video showing how to make the background for this card using Stampin' Write Markers.
Please contact me if you have any questions. Please leave me a comment and let me know about any topics you'd like to see covered in my future videos.
This video shows you how to repair Classic Stampin' Pads when a bit of brute force has left them in two pieces. Usually it's never the owner of the ink pad that causes this damage.
Luckily there is a quick and easy fix.
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This video shows how to reink Classic Stampin' Pads when you're not getting a clear and crisp image using a particular colour, usually your favourite. For me the most reinked pads in my collection are Chocolate Chip and Old Olive.
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A lot of the videos showing how to use the Circle Scissors Plus focus on cutting circles from Stampin' Up!® cardstock. Two of my customers, Cathryn & Elsie asked if it would cut photos and heavier weight cardstock. Here's my video showing you that it can.
Excuse the abrupt end to my video. My camera ran out of memory and as everything had gone according to plan up until then I decided it was time to finish. All you missed was me saying I'd also had success cutting circles from DSP backing cardboard and cereal boxes.
Please contact me if you have any questions. I'm always interested in new ideas for tutorial videos so leave me a comment with any topics you'd like to see me cover in future videos.
With Sale A Bration happening and hopefully that meaning that brand new stamp sets are arriving at your place, I decided it was a good time to revisit my favourite techniques for mounting the new die cut stamp sets and the older ones that need trimming.
Here's the video: -
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I'm an Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator based in Wellington, New Zealand, having a fantastic time teaching card making & other paper crafts in the Wellington Community.
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