Thank you for your kind comment.

Many thanks for watching and commenting Robin :)

Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment - much appreciated :)

Thank you

Many thanks Peggy - I appreciate you watching and commenting :)

Thanks for watching Alan - really appreciate it :)

Thanks June - I also intend to use some on my positivity cards :) xo

Thank you Mary

Thanks so much for watching and commenting - glad it's a project you find useful :)

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Thank you so much for your kind comment Carol - much appreciated :)

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Thanks Janet - glad you liked this. It's fun making words - even though I sometimes put the letters round the wrong way! :)

Thanks so much for your kind comment :) xo

Thanks Patricia - glad you enjoyed it. :)

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Glad you like it Susie - the foam is so inexpensive and it goes such a long way. Hope you enjoy trying this :) xoxo

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Thanks Ian - glad you enjoyed it :)

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Thank you so much for watching, commenting and for the sub - much appreciated. I think this is an ideal way to make something bespoke and it's fairly inexpensive to do so. Thanks again :)

Thank you Wanda :)

Glad you liked it - do let me know if you try it :)

Thanks so much Bonnie :)

Enjoy creating :)

Thanks Elizabeth - I've still to try some different ways to mount them to make it less messy but they are fun to make :) xo

Thanks so much Alice - I'm glad it was helpful for you. Hope your dolls t-shirts turn out well. Take care and stay safe :) xo

Thanks so much Diane - it's funny how foam is only ever in the kids section! Might be quite a good project for kids too :) xoxo

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Thank you Yolanda - and greetings to you from Scotland :)

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Thank you for watching and commenting Sylvie - much appreciated :)

Thank you so much - I am glad you enjoyed it :)

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Thanks so much Weenie - think I'll do a whole fish series just in case I need them ;)

Thanks so much. The other good things is that they can be made to a size that suits whatever you are doing and if it's only used a few times it's a really inexpensive way to get a stamp. I have alphabet stamps that I hardly every use. Thanks again :)

Thanks so much Marsha :)

Thank you. And thanks for the sub! :)

Thank you so much for letting me know that Kathy - I had asked in my local chemist but from what they said I did not think it was available here. I'll try a larger chemist and if not will get it from Amazon. Thanks again xo

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Thank you Jen

Hi - thanks for watching and commenting ... and that's a good question ... I just did not think to turn over the paper and use it! I'll keep that in mind for future though. Some stamps are very expensive to buy and it can be fun to make our own anyway. Thanks again :)

Thank you - hope things are good with you xo

Yes! If I ever do a fish themed journal then I'll be able to use that stamp ;) Thanks so much for watching :)

Thanks Jane for that tip. I don't think we have rubbing alcohol in the UK (though I might be able to get it via Amazon) - I think there is something else that is similar so I will try that. Thanks again :)

Kylie, I bet you have it there too, if I can get it in Finland! Its isopropylalcohol, most likely found at a pharmacy. Americans can buy it from grocery stores at pennies per bucket, but we have to settle for 100ml bottles at 6,50€ (5£?). Next time you go to pharmacy, ask for it, it might not even be on the shelf. Its great for other purposes too, like waking up dried markers, removing paint or glue from clothes/skin/anywhere or fixing that brand new and guilty-expensive pressed powder you bought and dropped, turning it back to atoms... But if you cant get it, I think ethanol might work also. And while you are there, grab some glycerin too! Thats another basic ingredient in my craft room, its about the same price as the rubbing alcohol, and I could not live without these two. Just be prepared for possible questions about the glycerin, as it turns out, it is key ingredient for some kind of bomb, so.. Third crafty thing I buy from pharmacy is the micropore-tape, its like blank washitape, way better than masking tape, if you too like to make your own. Theres couple different widths too. I meant to answer you quickly about the isopropylalcohol, but somehow this turned into ”whats crafty at the chemists”.. Oh well.

Hi - glad this is of use to you. And yes ... east Scotland :) xo

@@KylieCooStudio Yea hi from Forfar 💙

Hi :) Thanks for watching and for your question. So far the foam has stayed squashed though I expect in time that it will rise a little bit - in that case I would just go over to with the pen again. I also did some leaves recently and I've used them a few times now and they have been fine. Hope this helps :)

Hi. Yes I think they could - I've actually been looking at such stamps off and on for a number of years now. One day I might get round to buying them :)

Yes indeed Pati :)

Hi - the foam came from the kids section of Hobbycraft here in the UK. It does not have any brand name on it. It is 2mm thick which is around 1/16th of an inch (maybe just a tiny bit more). Hope that helps :)