Hi Susan - Those were a lot of fun to make!!

Thank you so much! I have really been enjoying this scrap series - this week is bag tags...

Hi Nancy - You are so very welcome!

Hi Roxanne - You are so very welcome! These were fun to make!!

HAHAHAHA Brendaelane - Are you caught up yet?! I think you might be binge watching🤣😂🤣

Hi Sybil - I am in love with this snowman face! It's the perfect size for my punches. And honestly is the cutest snowman face I have ever seen. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

Thank you!

Me too. I have so much going on..All by Myself.

Awww Jan - You are so appreciated!! I feel stoked and hopeful for the rest of this year.

Thank you - Welcome to My Channel! I hope you will Come Back Soon!!

Hi Barbara and Welcome to My Channel! I am fairly new to laminating so you know I am laminating everything!! LOL - Cordelia better watch out huh?!

Hi Darlene - Welcome to My Channel! I hope you will Come Back Soon!!

Thank you for letting me know! I just staggered those strips and then cut the trees they were 1 1/2 inch by 3 inch. The strips overlapped at an angle. And the strips were different widths.

Oh thank you! Isn't that little snowman card cute??

Thanks Kathleen!

Thanks Myrna and Welcome to my channel! There is a lot of good content here already if you'd like to back watch some. I'm in the process of a major move and won't be putting out any new content until next spring sometime. Happy Holidays!!

Thanks Sheila - I appreciate your kindness!

Thanks Mary - They were a lot of fun to make!

Hi Joni - and Welcome to My Channel! I really like the way the napkin functions when it's laminated. And the white size is ever so versatile!!

Thanks Lisa! I have been enjoying the scrap process over the past year...

Welcome to My Channel! He is a cutie isn't he?!

Thanks Claudia - He is a Cutie isn't He?! I really think the key to using scraps successfully is to use the coordinating papers. You just can't go wrong because everything goes together already. Then all you have to figure out is an embellishment and focal point. And it's Card Done!!

Thanks Maureen! I think he is just a cutie!! And I can't believe the subscribers!!!

Hi Ann and Welcome to My Channel. Yes I have used packing tape as well and keep a roll on my craft cart. But I just got a laminator so you know I am looking for everything possible to laminate! LOL isn't that the way of it?! Happy Crafting and Thank You for subscribing! Come Back Soon!!

Thanks Kaye - You are so sweet to me!! Did you have a favorite card this time?

@@SeniorSusieStamps Sorry! Yes! I loved the one with the big snowman on it. They all came together really well though with lots of good ideas with laminating. 😊

@@kayebrown2440 Isn't that stamp adorable?!?!

Hi Gloria - Such wonderful, thought filled questions! So far, I have not had any Art Glitter Glue showing through once it's dry. The ATG tape runner did show on the laminate to paper side and needs to be covered up. And I haven't had it pull off the piece. I will be checking them again in a couple of weeks. Will update if there is a change to that. At the point of lamination, you have to choose which side of the serviette you want to have the laminate on, unless of course you are doing plain white. If you laminate on top of a designer serviette it really brings out the colors. And the back is obveously "The Backside". That's why on some of them I split them and laminate half on the front and half on the back. Does that make sense? It allows me to choose shiny or textured. But you can't really change your mind on them and just flip them over, it just doesn't look quite right. I love than "Joy to the World" card too!!! Sending you Hopes for a Beautiful Day in your neck of the World! Julia

Let me know what you think!

Thanks Kathleen!! And I totally agree!!

Thanks Karin!

Hi Ellen - Glad you enjoyed this one. To answer your question - My glue of choice is alway Art Glitter Glue with the fine tip. It works 100% of the time; with just enough drying time to give you a little squiggle room, but not too much. You also can get by with less than you think - I probably use way too much. Hope this helps.

Hi Ruth and Welcome to My Channel! I am in Tennessee. And your idea for tape - I have to look up widish sellotape - is a great idea!!! Not everyone has a laminator and that would give a laminated look wouldn't it?! Thank you so much for sharing!!

I'm sorry Sharon I know nothing about minc so I'm not the right person to ask.

Hi Susan and Welcome to My Channel. I use the laminator for a couple of reasons. First to add clear laminate shine; you could use packing tape for this if you don't have laminator. I also like to use it to stiffen tissue and paper napkins, so you can use like regular paper. The lamination process gives structure to those papers. Hope this helps! There is a lot of content on the channel so Come Back Soon! Julia

Hi Angie - Those come from Paperwishes.com here is a link for that specific one. But be sure and check out the whole line - they are very easy to use! paperwishes.com/products/4020019

Hi Sharon - I don't think i would send it with just one layer it might stick to your rollers. Here is how I do mine - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rLN1hsiSqdTGmoE.html

@@SeniorSusieStamps Thank you so much!

@@sharonh.5586 You are welcome - Happy Crafting!

Yes Kathy it would. I have done that many times! And if your piece is smaller than the tape you won't see any tape lines. Just trim the excess off.

@@SeniorSusieStamps I was thinking about the trees, put the tape on before cutting. By any chance do you remember the size of cardstock that you covered and how you cut the 3 trees?

These were just leftover strips and they were varying length. The widths varied also if I recall. If I were doing it with packing tape - mine is 2 inches - I would cut the final tree 1 3/4 inch wide by 3 1/2 inch tall, or close to that. On the 3 I made I did a zig/zag cut and got all 3 trees out of 1 piece. It was about 4 inches tall by 6 inches wide...more or less.

@@SeniorSusieStamps Thank you - that gives me a place to start. I just LOVE that snowman face, wish they were still available. Just saw your bokah video - that is such a cool technique. I have been watching mostly Christmas card video's right now since I am starting on mine. I only do about 150 so don't need anywhere near what you make.

Hi Wendy - I put those small scraps in a laminating pouch together and then cut them apart. I only laminated one side so there would be a good glue surface on the back. To do this I put 2 sheets of copy paper in between layers. My go to guru for laminating is Ann Melvin and she just published a fabulous laminating video today - here is a link - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eMqKi7d7mZq8aJ8.html I show how to do the faux vellum in an earlier video - here is a link - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rLN1hsiSqdTGmoE.html

@@SeniorSusieStamps many thanks. I’ll try it. Great idea

Hi Sally - I purchased it last year from amazon. It's a Royal Sovereign 12" Desktop Laminating Machine with Jam Release Lever (CL-1223) , White they cost about $30 here in the USA from amazon or walmart. And I was very satisfied with amazon basics laminator pouches if they are still available. Hope this helps.

Books by Hand PVA or Art Glitter Glue are my go to glues.

Hi Lindsey It makes me very happy that you are excited to see one of my videos come up!! I would love to receive a card. If you would please PM me over on the facebook page, and we can chat! facebook.com/seniorsusiestamps

@@SeniorSusieStamps oh I'm not on social media 😥

@@gregsgirl23au I understand that.

@@SeniorSusieStamps never mind 😊I will just continue to enjoy your videos 😊