My Tacky when Dry is runny? Is that normal?

Can it be done in color images?

Very good work I would like to ask if for a 11x16 can I just have it enlarged to that size or does it need to be in pieces?

Yay! Finally someone who did not use alcohol inks! I have been making mine with just alcohol markers and they seem fine!

Thank you💜👍💜😊💜

These are wonderful

What a really neat idea!😊 That would great for a Haunted doll house too.👍👏

Why aren't they shiny like the real ones? Mine come out too flat looking

Beautiful

This is so cool! i love to do this kind of stuff because it’s so satisfying! i usually paste a cutout of a drawing i made on top of all of it too, so it’s like a nice background for the character/ drawing and give my journal chunky pages which is so satisfying for me 🤭 but i will definitely use this video for ideas on what to put in my journal! thanks a lot ❤

Lindsay, although, I am experienced with what I’ve watched you explain in the tutorials of yours, I recently watched, I wanted to tell you what a marvelous job you do explaining the process of what your doing for items in journals.

You kno what would be super exciting to watch, crafting while cocainated

Interesting technique, Lindsay. I love how the final cards came out. The handmade paper gives a very rustic look to the sympathy card - kind of an interesting contrast (or maybe complement?) to the foiled sections. The paint swatch background actually looks like cobblestones to me, so it could easily work either way. Thank you for sharing. Take care, & I hope you have an awesome day, & happy Mother's Day! :)

Thank you so much for all your information and visual help ❤

I can’t wait to see what you create with these. Thanks for sharing this information and showing how your papers turned out.

Thank you for sharing this. Great process and fantastic information. It makes me appreciate my handmade watercolors that I purchased even more! I can’t wait to see what you create with these!

I have done this, but it’s just not cutting….. I have had to use several shims, thanks Donna hall

Super fun, easy, colorful card, thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much this is a great video for new beginners like my self

Fala de mais,,,

Thanks for the suggestions! Do you have a video on DIY sprinkles?

What the heck is gel medium

Good News, Crafting Friends … Instead of using this metal plate, and risking both damage to your die cutting machine AND YOUR JOINTS (!!), use SHARON LUSKA’s hack, as seen here on Y.T. Let me first give you a bit of a comparison between this and her super idea. If you’ve ever gardened you may have seen the two different types of hand pruners (secateurs); the bi-pass kind, like scissors, and the other called an anvil pruners, which has a cutting blade that mashes down on a flat surface (the “anvil”). Both w i l l work, but the anvil style must be super sharp always, but still takes more work (also, they damage the branch or stem being cut!). That, in essence, is what this adapter plate does over time. The “blade” of the die will go through the cardstock, but mashes down on the plate. I’m guessing here, but over time I’d think that would damage the “blade” of the die. So, back to a solution: As I said above, this is easier on your machine, AND your joints, and over your stamping life will probably cost you more (but NOT in medical bills!). So … You’ll need to buy some THICK VINYL SHEETING (I get mine at JoAnn’s; the thicker of the 2 they had at the time; sorry, didn’t take note of the mil 🫣), and 3 Dollar Tree Cutting Mats from the kitchen section. I know - they come 2 per pack, but I found yesterday that not only are they only ⅔ ‘s as thick as before, but also are not as big. The SANDWICH IS AS FOLLOWS FOR MY BIG SHOT PLUS: The Base Platform; 3 $🌳 Cutting Mats; 1 Salmon ‘B’ Shim; 1 Sizzix Cutting Plate; 1 Piece of VINYL SHEETING; Cardstock & Die (I place my Dies “blades” d o w n on the card); 2nd Piece of VINYL SHEETING; 2nd Sizzix Cutting Plate. Voila! After running your sandwich through check to verify you got a clean cut. Some cheaper chinese dies still may require multiple passes or cardstock shims, but DON’T OVER LAYER before you know you have to! As I said in the beginning, this will be SOOO much easier on your body and your machine! You WILL have to change out the Vinyl Sheeting from time to time, but since using this method, my plates have N O T warped, and they are no more marred than they were when I began, which was very little as they were almost new.

Love 🧡 that you're able to keep using the same machine!

Great technique. I have freezer paper on hand so I must give it a try! You're cards are lovely. I looked for the link you referenced to andrea's paper antics but couldn't find a channel by that name. Could you please reply with the link. Thanks.

Super helpful! Thank you 😊

I love it !!!

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I just went and bought my crafts to start and this video is very helpful ❤

Put parchment paper between iron & paper & turn iron hotter.

This is so cute! Loved your idea of using foil to "shape" the sauce. Thank you so much for sharing your pattern and tutorial. Have a blessed New Year! 💕

Thank you for a great tutorial! I plan on making this for my two month old now grandsons first birthday.

"Don't raise your voice, improve your argument." --Motivation

I can imagine this filen with die cut inlay as well. Cut it from a bunch of different colours and white and you can add as many or as few colours as you like while also have a bunch of coloured heart backgrounda ready to go for cards. Could also use some of the excess white hearts to raise up the hearts on a couple of cards. The card is beauyiful! Thank for the free file. ❤❤ Edited for typos 😂

hard to understand what u did

So neat! Just wonder if Sharpie markers would work as well, since that's all I have for alcohol-based markers, and I don't really want to invest in "artist"-grade markers in addition. Also, if you wanted to use the tape on a project that might get more wear, like as an accent on a card or tag, could you put another piece of uninked clear tape over the top/inked side of the colored tape to protect it? Just curious. I might have to give this a try. I do have alcohol inks, so I might try that route instead, especially if Sharpies don't work. Thank you for sharing an alternate technique, though, Lindsay. Hope y'all have had a good holiday season. Take care, & have an awesome day, & Happy New Year! :)

Cool!

HOW FUN !!!! This is a great technique, Thank YOU so much for sharing !!!

Thank you for the info!!!

These are so cool, Lindsay! Way to take inspiration & really make it your own. I will have to try this. Thank you for sharing. Take care, & have an awesome day! :)

In regards to your migraines. It could be that you have a food allergy. It could be that you’re allergic to coffee. My sister had migraines. They wanted to operate. Put a hole right in the center of her forehead. My mom prayed for her and discovered that she was allergic to chocolate. You could be allergic to coffee beans. It might be a good idea for you to see an allergist. I sincerely hope this helps. I’m disabled. I’ve been praying for a physical healing for decades, and decades, I still don’t have the ability to walk. I was very shocked when the Lord healed my arm. It’s one of the biggest miracles I have ever experienced personally of my physical healing journey. It’s an amazing story. First I tore my tendon in my shoulder. Then I tore my bicep. I was in so much pain and completely incapacitated. I thought I was going to die. My arm is functional and I’m no longer in excruciating pain. I have other serious medical problems. Please keep me in prayer.

thanks!💜

Super important to NOT wash that paper down the sink!

Can this be used in silicon moulds please?

I'm a !little embarrassed to admit this but I have always used freezer paper when painting....well at least for several last years. I hate the clean up after acrylic painting so I decided to use freezer paper instead of palette paper since palette paper can be pricey. I don't remember if I got the idea on KZfaq or what BUT if was so much more economical and it worked just the same. So now after watching this, I am so much more excited!!!!! I have another use for my freezer paper.' I love the fairies and I bought the plastic decals but they are near impossible to attach to the inside of the glass. I have tried just about everything...even just taping it for days. The decals will pop right back to their curves really easily even then. I would like to "transfer the image" but I am afraid that the paper that I use might degrade after time or even right away with the moisture from the glue and the use. I am thinking..and or wondering what would be the best paper and what could I seal it with so that it would not degrade? If I went this way I could adjust the sizes of the fairies as well. I love when medias are combines. I am beginning to see the possibilities and the fun of it all. Thank you for these ideas! I will always remember them.

This is a fantastic video! You really showed a lot of examples and techniques. I can't wait to try this!! TFS💜🎨

Thanks for an interesting video, Lindsay! Love all your examples, & appreciate your doing so much experimenting for us. Thank you for the free printable, too. Take care, Happy Thanksgiving, & have an awesome day! :)

How does it heat emboss? How does it adhere with wet glue and double sided tape? How does it die cut? How does it do with embossing folders? Will it crack? Baby oil is mineral oil with scent added. I'm not one who likes the smell of baby oil.

Great tips. =^^=

Have you tried sprinkling salt on the wet paper? I wonder how that would look.

I've done the DIY Glitter Gel method before with similar coral stencils and it worked out well. Thanks for the tips.