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Thank you very much Brenda. Good idea

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You are very welcome Maria. Have fun creating

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Yes, it felt good creating something from scratch

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Thanks

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I think that's my favorite too.

Always great when you can use your dies

thank you

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I will see what I can do

Aw thanks so much Shell

Have fun playing

If you have a problem with that, add some talcum and rub it around, then wipe it off. Should do the trick.

Sorry just realized you were giving me advise lol. Not sure our Walmart carries that. I find the USA carries way more Modge Podge items than here in Canada, thanks for the advise, I will look.

Sounds awesome Maggie

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Well I won't say it will never be for sale, but not sure about the timing

Thank you so much Ash, I really do appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment

Cheryl I love looking at what you create. I buy a few odds and ends here and there and I'll eventually give it a try to make one of my own. I comment because I LOVE what you do and I want you to know that. Plus we're both in the PNW so when I here how your weather is I sometimes know what's coming-LOL

+Ashs Vision well it's been really hot here the last 3 days

LOL-same here but we're in for a cool down for the next 4-5 days. I hope it's the same for you :-)

Yes it is much cooler today. Good thing too as I hate doing housework when it's hot

Thank you Sandra, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment

O.k., so I put the Tyvek inside adhering it with decoupage ( you can use any speadable glue), make sure it is nice and dry. Then I simply crumpled until I got the amount of creases I wanted. Spray with water first, add your ink, then spray again. I used a sponge brush. You can keep adding ink and water until you are satisfied with the look. Dry it well, then do the inside if you want. When it is nice and dry, cover it with Mod Podge, or decoupage. I used my pouncing method after it was all spread so I could get that bumpy look you see in leather.

Thank you Yvonne. I just watched both of yours and they are so beautiful

Thank you Karen

Things are great Kelly, thanks for watching

You are most welcome Beth

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Thank you Lucia

Thank you for share with us your beatiful journals. I always watch your videos and learn so much. please forgive my english, it is not so good.

+Lucia Garrido It's just fine Lucia

That's what it is all about, just experimenting to achieve different results

+delygirl1961 Yeah definitely. This was just vintage photo on top of walnut stain but I'll try my tarnished brass next time as all my covers seem to be brown & I don't wanna be known for just that style. I also need to start using my Inka Gold on the edges. I forget I have it & I waited months for that to arrive from the US. It's really a nice product to work with

Thank you Maggie

I didn't use Mod Podge, I used decoupage I don't live anywhere even remotely humid lol, West coast of British Columbia. If you have that problem, you can use a little talcum and rub it in, then wipe it off with a paper towel, or something dry. It should help with the stickiness

It's not the uploading per say that takes the time, it's the designing of them.

Thank you very much

Thanks for letting me know

Thank you Marie

Thanks Nancy

Just practice a few times on some scrap paper. They really are easy to use

I use them for punching but I'm gonna practice the eyelets like You said. I'm saying that now but I now can't find my eyelets! lol This journal has been crazy. I usually know where my stuff is but I just finished painting the living room which is also my temporary craft room & it's been mayhem here. I lose a stencil & when I find it I lose a particular stamp & You know what it's like, when You have your heart set on that stamp no other stamp will do! I'll find that stamp but then I can't find the particular sized acrylic block. I've seen an old broach in a thrift store which I'm gonna grab tomorrow & hopefully incorporate into the closure, so by then I'll have found my eyelets, I hope! lol

Really not sure. I never say never 😀

Appreciate that Eve, thank you

God's blessings!

I will have to see if there is a name on the stencil Olaina. And yes I will do a quick video on embossing the butterfly for you

I print my paper and journal booklets on 32 lb paper, and my tags and postcards on 60 lb card stock. I have a front load printer which is why I can print on thicker paper. I used to have a top load that wouldn't, couldn't have that, so bought a new one. It's a Canon pixma MX 492

Thanks so much!

I find things online that are Royalty free or in the public domain. I then use Photoshop Elements 14 to create my pages.

I think the method I explained to you in the previous comment is the one that would work best for this technique

Baking parchment is the type I meant. Bakers use it because nothing sticks to it. I've tried coffee staining it, but the coffee flakes off when dry. Don't know about the leather, but I'm sure if you Google it you would find some information that would help you.

I use both, but prefer Lindy's. I find Tattered Angels clogs too often

Photoshop Elements 14

Doing well Linda, just been busy with a make over on our house

It is a retired Stampin Up punch

Yes, it's a Martha Stewart, but I don't know the name...sorry

I found it one of your other videos: MS Swirling Lace

It's a retired paper punch from Stampin Up. The paper was a Prima

+delygirl1961 darn. thank you.

Haha, I did mention that I won't be selling it 😀

:) you are welcome

Adding the gold paint gives a gilded effect. Real gilding is used with a medium and gold foil. This is just a cheaper way to achieve a similar effect.

Thank you Julie