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

Many thanks Lela - glad it was helpful to you

Many thanks Karen - and I'm definitely not a school teacher :)

Thank so much Weenie - and yes, got to hear the paper crinkling :)

It's funny how so many of us enjoy the sound of such things and also enjoy the feel of our art and crafts. Delighted that you enjoyed the video - thanks for watching and commenting Cathy - much appreciated :)

Thanks for your kind comment Patricia - much appreciated :)

Many thanks Vicky :)

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

Thanks Aemy - glad you found this helpful :)

Thanks for the positive feedback on the instructions Julie - I often eyeball things but when I'm making them to hold something I tend to be a bit more precise. The instructions help me explain it. Hugs :)

Thanks so much Sue - the glassine pockets and envelopes are expensive to buy - and there is fun in making them anyway. Thanks again :)

Thanks ever so much Elizabeth - I do love the sound they make :) xo

Thanks Mags - I was just thinking the other day that I need to make some more - I've used up my little supply of them. :)

Many thanks Janet - appreciate your kind comment :)

You are welcome Nell and thanks for your kind comment :)

Oh you are so kind Rachel - thank you so much :)

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Many thanks :)

Thank you for your kind comment Mirjam :)

Thanks so much Cindy 😊

Thank you Diane. This weather is just awful - still snowing heavily here and it's so bitter. Hope you are keeping safe and warm as well. xoxo

Thanks for your kind comment Susan - and yes greaseproof paper, parchment paper and baking paper are virtually all the same. Some brands (at least in the UK) can vary a little - some as more waxy than others but with a good double-sided tape it should work on any of these. Hugs to you too :)

Thank you so much Kerry - I am hoping to do some more soon :)

Oh I hope your daughter gets the chance to come here to study. Thanks for your kind words. Best wishes and hugs for you :)

Many thanks for watching and for your kind comment Carol :)

Thank you Tracy - I'm so glad you like them and see a practical use for them. Creative blessings to you :)

Thank you so much and that's so kind :)

So pleased you enjoyed it Mags - and glad you will have a go at them :)

Many thanks Ash - I eyeball a lot too but I thought doing the measurements might make it easier to explain. Most of the snow has gone now but I was snowed in for a week. I should have got more art done but lethargy set in. Hope things are good with you. Hugs :)

Thank you Michelle :)

Many thanks Lajoni - it's good experimenting with different things :)

Oh that's a great idea - thank you for sharing that. I make templates for many things but did not think to do so for this. Many thanks for watching :)

Many thanks Laura - I thought the diagram would actually help me explain it better and yes these will be ideal to keep the Positivity Cards in :)

Thanks so much Maria - you are right that they just add that special little something. I always appreciate your kind comments - thank you :)

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Many thanks for watching and for your kind comment Marina :)

Many thanks for your kind comment Leanne :)

Thanks so much Mary - glad this video helps. I have some pressed flowers that I need to do something with at some point and I have a couple of ideas that I might try out. I'll have a look at Pam's video. As you say - so many things to do if only we had the time :)

Yes me too :) Thank you xo

Thanks Barbara :)

You are welcome Patty - thanks for watching and commenting :)

Thank you June :)

Thank you so much Shanda - a template card is a great idea :)

Thank you :)

Many thanks Tonia :)

Many thanks Lynne - I'm looking at some more designs for these but let me know if there is anything else you would like to see. :)

Thanks for your kind comment Sylvia and a great idea to stitch. I like to add detail with stitching - either machine or hand stitching on different things too. :)

Many thanks Sue - glad you enjoyed :)

Thanks so much for the tip Leslie - much appreciated :)

@@KylieCooStudio you are quite welcome, my friend. I am enjoying your channel! Thank you for all you have taught me....

Thanks so much Cindy - I appreciate you watching and commenting :)

Many thanks Jenn - glad you enjoyed it :)

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

Many thanks for your kind comment Rita - I hope to be trying some more designs soon :)

Thanks for watching and commenting Nancy. I'm so pleased that you are going to make some. I had looked to buy some a while ago and I could not believe how expensive they were. So hand-made was the way to go for me. Thanks again :)

Many thanks for watching and commenting - much appreciated :)

Thanks Cass - glad you found this helpful. I cringe with the feel of some papers - which is not helpful as an artist and crafter - just certain types make my skin crawl! Strange isn't it. Thanks for watching and comment :)

Many thanks for watching and commenting Nancy - much appreciated :)

Thanks for another great tip Jane. I'll try doing that because I hardly ever use the scissors as they are such a pain. I will also try it on my punches - I've noticed my corner punch is very blunt now so hopefully that will help. And thanks for your kind comment about my accent - I did laugh at your gory horror comment! :)

Kylie, I couldnt agree more, those deco-scissors are just infuriating to use, but I still use them all the time, they are lot quicker than diecutting. The foil trick feels totally counter-intuitive and insane, but it works like magic. I find its always the corner punch and 25mm round punch that get dull, I guess I use them the most. And more intricate and detailed punches dull faster, if you use one to mass producing something, you better have the foil at hand already, it will be needed sooner than later. I could listen to you all day long! You could read something really uninteresting like beard grooming-guide to me and I would be enthralled. I bet if you read out my bills to me, it wouldnt feel so aggravating to learn about yet another 100 bug rent increasement or find out about hubbys newest speeding ticket. Wanna job? ;) What would it even be called - bill reader, bad news teller, shock absorber? Oh, mental novocaine, thats it.

Many thanks for watching and commenting Janie - glad you liked it :)

Many thanks Maggie - much appreciated :)

Many thanks Linda :)

Many thanks for watching and commenting - much appreciated :)

Many thanks Marsha - much appreciated :)

Many thanks Anja :)

Many thanks Dawn - appreciate you watching and commenting :)

Many thanks - much appreciated :)

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Many thanks for watching and for your kind comment :)

Hi Despina - thanks so much for watching and commenting. The only place I can find glassine bags here is on-line and they all seem rather expensive! Hugs to you in Greese from me in Scotland :) xo

Try using parchment paper

Many thanks Yvonne :)

Hi Lisa - thanks so much for your kind comment. The scissors are bothersome - they also lock if opened too far - but they got th job done. Thanks again :)

Many thanks Sharon xx :)

Thank you Michele - I use them in journals and for keeping little sets of inspiration cards in :)

That's a great idea,

Many thanks Vicki :)

Thank you so much Rosie :)

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

Many thanks Candy and hugs to you :)

Enjoy creating :)

Hi Sabrina - yes I do have a video for that - here's the link :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9lxZ9CS0rKZqIE.html

Hi Fay - thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. (Sorry for delay in replying.) Are you looking to swap just within the UK or also international? Let me know and then I'll get back to you. Best wishes :)

Many thanks for your kind comment Valerie - and yes vellum and other papers would be great :)

Thank you and sorry, I don't think I did a video for the tag but if I can I'll try and do one in the next few weeks :)

Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. I find those scissors frustrating because they don't cut very well and I probably just picked them up to get the job done and didn't think about the way they were facing - so yes you are right I didn't mean to cut that way. Me and scissors don't always get along very well! Thanks again :)

Hi Mari - thanks for your kind comment. ATC is short for Artist Trading Card - these are small pieces of art that measure 2.5 x 3.5 inches and the idea is that you can make them to trade (swap) with other artists. In 2017, I participating in a challenge where I made an ATC every day for the month of June. The videos are in a playlist on my channel and it's called ATCAD2017 - just in case you are interested in seeing more. Thanks for watching and for your question. :)

Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. I would say that greaseproof paper is probably closer to parchment paper than it is to waxed paper - though you could probably use waxed paper as well. Hope that helps :)

Hi Sandra - sorry to take so long to answer. Greaseproof paper probably sits somewhere between wax paper and parchment - I think that maybe the type I am using just has less wax than maybe you are using. The other thing that would probably work for this is deli paper (a variety that is either unwaxed or not too waxy) or tracing paper might be a good option. Hope that helps. :)

Thank you Shelley :)

Yes - give it a try :)

Yes that's a good idea - I sometimes used it as drop paper and then from there as collage. Some paints stick better to it than others! Thanks for watching :) xo

Hi Georgie - thanks so much for your kind comment. Thanks for asking the question - we all start somewhere and have to learn the 'language' so to speak. An ATC is an Artist Trading Card. Basically it's a small piece of art that measures 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches. It's called a Trading Card because the idea is that you trade/ swap them with other artists. But of course you can also keep them for yourself. If you are particularly interested in making these then I have lots of videos on my channel - in particular, if you hit the playlists button and search through you will see a playlist called #ATCAD2017 - I made an ATC every day during the month of June 2017 - so you can see there how I made each one and there is also a flip through of them all in the last video in the series. Hope this helps :)

Oh wow! Ok. Thank you I will look up your sessions on ATC’s. Exciting stuff 👌

Thanks for your question - sorry for the delay in replying. It's probably closer to parchment paper which I think has less wax on it (certainly the parchment paper I've bought here has less wax). You could probably use wax paper as well - just need to test that the glue you have works with it. Hope that helps :)

Yes of course - thanks for watching and for the tip - much appreciated :)

Hi Brenda - thanks for watching and for coming on to your phone to comment. Oh dear, I always have trouble with scissors! I need to go back and see how I was holding them and then try them the other way. These scissors kind of annoy me. If I open them up just slightly too far then they lock open. I need to see if I can get a decent pair that can do scalloped edges. Many thanks for pointing that out - much appreciated :)

Hi Maria - what kind of paper did you use? If it was waxed then it might be that the tape was just not strong enough.

Hi - yes I sometimes do ATC swaps. Drop me a message if you want to do a swap sometime. I see you have a channel so I've subbed you. :)

Kylie Coo Studio yes! Let’s swap ATC’s! I am a new subbie on your channel as well! 💗

I'll try and message you :D