Thank you for your kind comment Penny! Noni, Lavinia Stamps

Thanks for watching!😊Emma-Jo from Lavinia Stamps🧚‍♀️

Thank you very much! Noi, Lavinia Stamps 🧚‍♀️

Hello and Welcome Marguerite! I'm so pleased that you discovered Lavinia Stamps. Be brave! Crack open the stamps and start making magic. You can find the majority of the products used on our website : laviniastamps.com/ and if you have any queries about a post of product, pop us a comment and a member of the team will get back to you. Hope that helps. In the meantime Have Fun! 🙂Emma-Jo from Lavinia Stamps🧚‍♀️

Thank you very much! 🧚‍♀️ Noni, Lavinia Stamps.

Thank you! Noni, Lavinia Stamps 🧚‍♀️

Margit A. Yes I agree. I thought it was perfect before the red flowers etc

@@theanniewoo2891 I agree too . . she goes too far .. I love it up to the point I feel she does too much

I think she did the sponging because of the mistake on the top right when she touched it with the stamp, to hide it. I think she was just trying to make it work.

Tracy always uses the multifarious card from Lavinia stamps

Hi Elizabeth, Tracey uses her makes for promotional purposes and we send them to our Trade customers to use as display. 🧚‍♀️ Noni, Lavinia Stamps

They were discontinued that is why she developed the Elements ink

Laura Buehler I’m also dying to know what those liquid colors were that she dropped on with the fan brush! The effect when she pulled the gel print looks kind of like alcohol inks, but I think that globular effect was just from tapping drops with the fan brush. Later, I think she said she used Brusho purple to color in the flowers... I’m not sure how that works, however, as Brusho is powdered pigments, I think (maybe she adds Brusho to water to make a kind of liquid watercolor?). There are a few brands of liquid watercolor (that come liquid), but it would be great to get more specifics! I was hoping the items used would be in the description, but no. 🤔

Laura Buehler Ok, I just clicked the link and found another video that had the same setup of materials. It is Brusho. Also, another comment says that they are really fun and you can get a starter pack on Amazon. I looked it up and you can find it here: Brusho by Colourcraft 12 Color Brusho Crystal Colour Set www.amazon.com/dp/B004EBIUW6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_CqnFDb2B1XW6J When I went to search Amazon, I typed “Brusho” and it gave me “Brusho Watercolor Crystals”. I’ve looked at this product before. It’s a UK or Continental European (Brexit is still stalled as I write this! Yay!) product. I think you can find at least one KZfaq video comparing it with a similar product - I know I saw one at one point. I’m an art supply addict, so I’ll probably get some, even though I don’t really need them! 😂 I’m curious about using inks and water based paint on my gel plates as I’ve only used acrylics before (I’ve always read that inks stain the plates, but it’s not like they stay pristine and crystal clear anyway). Luckily I have the entire range of VersaFine Clair pads (see addiction above), so I’m going to try stamping on a plate as soon as I get my current project off my table/desk. If you’ve never tried them, they are fantastic ink pads, IMO! They are gorgeous colors, pick up fine details really well (though not quite as well as the plain VersaFine), and stay open for a surprising long time, which is great for embossing powder (and if you want them to dry faster, you can hit them with a heat gun). I have powdered pigments called “Magicals” from Lindy’s Stamp gang that come in mixes of colors that you use by tapping out a little onto a page and spritzing with water to get amazing fireworks effects. Those are a lot of fun, but I wouldn’t add water to them first, because then the colors would all mix together. It will be fun to see if I can make my own combinations of colors with Brusho (especially as the Magicals are more expensive)! Final thing to do is look for re-sealable jars to keep the liquid Brusho in! They come in jars, but I think they are pretty concentrated and you wouldn’t want to use up all of your “crystals” by pouring water into the jars they come in. I’m sure Amazon has something (which they will ship separately in a giant box 🙄). Let’s have some fun! 😊

@@osofine23 I have some Brusho that sound similar to the "Magicals" you describe above. I've never seen them as a liquid before. Thanks so much.

I think you're right there Treva - it would work well for a Birthday, Thinking of You or even a Get Well Soon. 😊🧚‍♀️Emma-Jo from Lavinia Stamps.

Hi, I think the acrylic block Tracey is using is 150mm x 100mm laviniastamps.com/product/acrylic-block-large-150mm-x-100mm/ I hope this helps! Noni, Lavinia Stamps 🧚‍♀️

Hi... they are called BRUSHO. Very fun. You can get them on Amazon in starter packs.

Hi Heidi, the ColorBox inks are water based however, we have a limited amount of stock as the manufacturer has stopped selling through trade. We have brought out the Elements ink pads which are water based and have a bigger selection of colours. I hope this helps🧚‍♀️ Noni, Lavinia Stamps.laviniastamps.com/product-category/ink-pads-and-dyes/elements-ink-pads/

Hi Rita, Elements ink pads are great for backgrounds!

@@LaviniaStampsVideos ok, Thank you very much!

from Lavinia stamps...

look above she gives link

Hi, here is the customer service email address, cs@laviniastamps.com. Noni, Lavinia Stamps

I too had the same problems sure would be nice if someone has tips on what we did wrong or how to fix it!