I am so pleased you are enjoying the Maker Forte ink, the company is owned by my niece, she works so hard developing and designing for her craft company and I will tell her how much you like it… thank you Natasha for all your tutorials, take care x
Such a clever card, Natasha! Your painting of the sunflower is really great! I like how you kept adding details to the card front--yet it didn't look overwhelming. I'm going to give this a go!
Lovely card as usual Natasha, thanks for the reminder of peek-a-boo’s! 😊 I’ve been using these mini blending brushes for a few months now after struggling to colour/blend in small areas neatly (and not wanting to always faff about with masks) and finding these. They are SO good for quick coverage and detail areas aren’t they! I loved them so much I hunted them down on AliExpress and brought loads 😳🤣 definitely my go-to brushes for detail, I’m so glad you’ve found them too! 😊 xx
I love this card idea Natasha. I love the idea of the peek-a-boo which looks beautiful with a floral image or a scene for Halloween or any other occasion. Thanks for the inspiration. From Canada 🇨🇦 Jo
What a beautiful card. Love the technique. I’m really liking those little brushes that you used. I ended up buying some after your last video that I watched that used them.
What a gorgeous card Natasha! Love this peek-a-boo idea very much, you certainly do love the WoodwWear stamps but why not! All the ones you have are lovely and I must admit I would love some too. You underestimate your own capabilities Natasha because you are certainly an artist in your own way. Thankyou for continually creating your videos and talent for us to watch. ❤
🌻Beautiful 🌻!! I’m going to ask “Santa” for a stamping platform. I have purchased some Woodware stamps, too (two of their fuzzy friends) - they are definitely well crafted. Still trying to figure out inks but will also add Versafine to my wish list. Nice to see that embossing look can be achieved without a machine. Eventually I will look into a die cutting/embossing machine but I think it’s better that I focus on the wonderful world of stamping as an addition to my crafting/card making. Would love to see other ways you incorporate peek-a-boo doors to your card (do you do any on the inside?). TY!!
I love Woodware stamps also but I do wish they had coordinating dies. Not a big fan of fussy cutting but I am getting better at it. This is a cute idea for a card.
I do agree, sometimes it could be nice. But perhaps that's what helps keep the price point lower somehow? I have no idea, but I do love them. Glad you enjoy them too. xx Natasha
HI KC! I SO agree about the matching dies for stamp sets. I’m wanting a scan n cut SO bad. I had to reply to your post about fussy cutting. My craft table is, “Home of Cussy Cutting!” 😂🤣
Natasha! Yet another darling card. Here's a tip I use to tear the tape right at the edge ... I use the edge of an acrylic block to hold the tape right at the edge then tear it against the edge of the block. It gives a perfect edge everything! I hope I've explained it well enough. It's a game changer!
Again you've managed to give me inspiration in a different direction. I love the sunflowers and you do a wonderful job in coloring. Don't Ever underestimate yourself!
OK, another favorite!! Love how this card turned out. The tone-on-tone Maker Forte sticky ink made such a huge difference. I keep forgetting how easy it is to get that look and still maintain the original cardstock hue, just darker.
Hi Tash 🥰🦘🦘🦘 I loved the cute card, particularly the contrast between the front (tone on tone) & the bright, happy reveal of that nicely inked flower & leaves. As is or adapted to incorporate a bit more, it's certainly doable with my stash. Mmmm, might need those little blending brushes too! TFS! Another winner💐🎖️🥰
Great idea for the peek a boo! Question: since you are blotting your daubers off onto another piece of paper, couldn’t you use a piece of card stock that you can water activate and use for a card front… since you are so frugal, just a thought😍
This is the first time I've ever seen a peek-a-boo card and I love it. Your sunflower and colouring are beautiful and those wee brushes really earn their keep. I think they are worth my investment. Thank you, Natasha. I have a couple of the stamps from this company based upon your recommendation and useage. They truly are worth the price and I use them frequently. They work well for fussycutting just one side, making the edge of the card pretty. ❤️🇨🇦
Hi. By the time you were halfway through this super cute card my head was all but exploding with the ideas that you were triggering and this is definitely the style of card I'm going to do for a 'New Home' one. Thank you for sharing your wonderful work and for so much inspiration. Lovely card, sweet as a nut!
Your coloring is amazing, always has been. The brushes might help though. I am going to look into those. I love the new stamps from Woodware!! Thanks 👍
Hi Natasha. I bought a few Woodware stamps based on your use of them. They are so nice. I love this card. This sunflower stamp is beautiful. Great inspiration video. TFS. Keep well. God bless. 🌈 💙🤗🦋🌟👸🏻
I too love the Woodware stamps, thanks to you! I just received Sunflower Ray and several others (must have 12-13 stamps so far.). I like the peek-a-boo card. I need to get some of those brushes. Thank you for the tutorial
Natasha, this is a great card! By the way, the company named Maker Forte is pronounced four-tay. Forte is a French word that means skill or preference. Somebody may say something like, “well, that’s not my forte.”Meaning skill or preferred method of working. EDIT: it means strength also.
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You say you aren’t good at shading when painting but you have taught me a lot! I think you are excellent. Love this.
I am so pleased you are enjoying the Maker Forte ink, the company is owned by my niece, she works so hard developing and designing for her craft company and I will tell her how much you like it… thank you Natasha for all your tutorials, take care x
I love Maker Forte Ink! Please thank your niece, for me, for creating such excellent, beautiful & fun products! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh amazing! thanks for leaving me a comment, it's lovely to be able to piece together connections from our crafting community!
Very nice technique for a card! I do love the peek a boo feature. I also love the woodware stamps. This flower is beautiful.
Another fresh and unique technique for a fresh, unique card! Excellent!
Your coloring of the sunflower is gorgeous-a perfect card!
Such a clever card, Natasha! Your painting of the sunflower is really great! I like how you kept adding details to the card front--yet it didn't look overwhelming. I'm going to give this a go!
A perk a boo card!! How fun!!! Thank you for sharing 😊
So lovely ! Thank for sharing your ideas ! ❤️
Fabulous peek a boo card ,layout. Thanks so much. 😊🇨🇦
What a beautiful card! I love your channel & can always count on you to make something great & affordable. Love you!!!
Loved this peek a boo card. Quite different to any others. Maybe could try out a Christmas theme in this style.
Thank you so much Natasha 💓 x
Great peek-a-boo card! Thank you!
Your coloring is beautiful...you are an artist!
I totally enjoyed doing a version of this card. 🎨🎨🎨. I’ll be posting it in my FB pages.🤗
Lovely card as usual Natasha, thanks for the reminder of peek-a-boo’s! 😊 I’ve been using these mini blending brushes for a few months now after struggling to colour/blend in small areas neatly (and not wanting to always faff about with masks) and finding these. They are SO good for quick coverage and detail areas aren’t they! I loved them so much I hunted them down on AliExpress and brought loads 😳🤣 definitely my go-to brushes for detail, I’m so glad you’ve found them too! 😊 xx
Beautiful card! Those little foam brushes look like they come in handy!
What a beautiful card. Thank you for this idea.
Looks better than just ok. 👍🏽😊
What a lovely card....
Thank you.......
I love this card idea Natasha. I love the idea of the peek-a-boo which looks beautiful with a floral image or a scene for Halloween or any other occasion. Thanks for the inspiration. From Canada 🇨🇦 Jo
Great card design - I love how this turned out!!
Great card Natasha. So easy too. Ruth down under.
What a beautiful card. Love the technique. I’m really liking those little brushes that you used. I ended up buying some after your last video that I watched that used them.
Wow, I never would have thought of this technique. Thanks ♥️
I love woodware also they beautiful and amazing quality for the price you pay
Love this card you say your colouring is OK it's not its really good 👌
What a lovely card. Thank you
Natasha, what a fabulous çard, I want to try one for a Christmas card with the nativity scene on the inside. Excellent tutorial.
What a gorgeous card Natasha! Love this peek-a-boo idea very much, you certainly do love the WoodwWear stamps but why not! All the ones you have are lovely and I must admit I would love some too. You underestimate your own capabilities Natasha because you are certainly an artist in your own way. Thankyou for continually creating your videos and talent for us to watch. ❤
I love this card super will try 😀
Thank you I was running out of ideas so lovely
I love this card design! Also love your accent!!!
Just what I'm looking for, fantastic!
Gorgeous card. Love the hidden SURPRISE. Thank you for sharing once again. Take care and stay safe.
Love this card! I can see me using this with some double sided card stock!
Just beautiful!!!
🌻Beautiful 🌻!! I’m going to ask “Santa” for a stamping platform. I have purchased some Woodware stamps, too (two of their fuzzy friends) - they are definitely well crafted. Still trying to figure out inks but will also add Versafine to my wish list. Nice to see that embossing look can be achieved without a machine. Eventually I will look into a die cutting/embossing machine but I think it’s better that I focus on the wonderful world of stamping as an addition to my crafting/card making. Would love to see other ways you incorporate peek-a-boo doors to your card (do you do any on the inside?). TY!!
So very pretty. ❤️❤️❤️
such a pretty card. TYFS
Such a great technique!
Lovely card
What a good idea 😊
Looks beautiful
Lovely 😊
Adorable!
I love Woodware stamps also but I do wish they had coordinating dies. Not a big fan of fussy cutting but I am getting better at it. This is a cute idea for a card.
I do agree, sometimes it could be nice. But perhaps that's what helps keep the price point lower somehow? I have no idea, but I do love them. Glad you enjoy them too. xx Natasha
HI KC! I SO agree about the matching dies for stamp sets. I’m wanting a scan n cut SO bad. I had to reply to your post about fussy cutting. My craft table is, “Home of Cussy Cutting!” 😂🤣
Making dies is a dangerous process 😯👎
Watch for great ideas. ❤️
You definitely ARE an artist! Your cards are always inventive and inspiring!
Love this!
Natasha! Yet another darling card. Here's a tip I use to tear the tape right at the edge ... I use the edge of an acrylic block to hold the tape right at the edge then tear it against the edge of the block. It gives a perfect edge everything! I hope I've explained it well enough. It's a game changer!
I do this too 😊
Hi. I do this but with a bone folder instead of a block.
Thats beautiful Natasha and your coloring is absolutely gorgeous!
Very nice card luv.
Very lovely card! It's simple but elegant and the color really makes it.
Who doesn't love sunflowers. Gorgeous card and great idea. Thank you for sharing.
Very pretty, Natasha.
Love it!
Again you've managed to give me inspiration in a different direction. I love the sunflowers and you do a wonderful job in coloring. Don't Ever underestimate yourself!
This is a wonderful idea.
OK, another favorite!! Love how this card turned out. The tone-on-tone Maker Forte sticky ink made such a huge difference. I keep forgetting how easy it is to get that look and still maintain the original cardstock hue, just darker.
The technique you used for coloring this card is beautiful!!!! 😍 Just amazing tfs ♡
Lovely..
Hi Tash 🥰🦘🦘🦘
I loved the cute card, particularly the contrast between the front (tone on tone) & the bright, happy reveal of that nicely inked flower & leaves. As is or adapted to incorporate a bit more, it's certainly doable with my stash. Mmmm, might need those little blending brushes too! TFS! Another winner💐🎖️🥰
Beautiful Natasha!!!💖
Great idea for the peek a boo! Question: since you are blotting your daubers off onto another piece of paper, couldn’t you use a piece of card stock that you can water activate and use for a card front… since you are so frugal, just a thought😍
That's a great idea, always love a frugal tip!
This is the first time I've ever seen a peek-a-boo card and I love it. Your sunflower and colouring are beautiful and those wee brushes really earn their keep. I think they are worth my investment. Thank you, Natasha. I have a couple of the stamps from this company based upon your recommendation and useage. They truly are worth the price and I use them frequently. They work well for fussycutting just one side, making the edge of the card pretty. ❤️🇨🇦
Nice idea Natasha tfs
Stunning ❤
Love this peek-a-boo card - it's gorgeous and your colouring is beautiful 🌻🌻
Hi. By the time you were halfway through this super cute card my head was all but exploding with the ideas that you were triggering and this is definitely the style of card I'm going to do for a 'New Home' one. Thank you for sharing your wonderful work and for so much inspiration. Lovely card, sweet as a nut!
I'm glad it inspired you and you're full of ideas. I Love that!! Enjoy your card making time Deb xx Natasha
Beautiful card. You’ve helped me make the decision to invest in some mini brushes. 😊 Thank you.
Your coloring is amazing, always has been. The brushes might help though. I am going to look into those. I love the new stamps from Woodware!! Thanks 👍
Work of art 😊
What a cool idea. My mind is going now with ideas for Christmas cards.
Hi Natasha. I bought a few Woodware stamps based on your use of them. They are so nice. I love this card. This sunflower stamp is beautiful. Great inspiration video. TFS. Keep well. God bless. 🌈 💙🤗🦋🌟👸🏻
You really are soooo clever!! This is another beautiful card ☺️
Beautiful card Natasha!
Gorgeous card again Tash. You certainly come up with some great ideas 💡 👍
Love the tone on tone effect on the Kraft cardstock. Very subtle but would make a good masculine card
Beautiful and easy as always ❤
I'm loving that card. I'm also impressed with those little brushes. Must those.
I found your channel through a friend of mine and I’m loving it!
All the best from The Netherlands 🇳🇱
Glad you found your way here, I hope you enjoy :)
So enjoy watching you make these simple, yet beautiful cards! I really like the cut out shape in the front, opening to a surprise picture!
Very cute idea ! I enjoy your channel from the USA ❣️
Very nice
Super cute idea! I’m going to give it a try.
I too love the Woodware stamps, thanks to you! I just received Sunflower Ray and several others (must have 12-13 stamps so far.). I like the peek-a-boo card. I need to get some of those brushes. Thank you for the tutorial
Cute card! Quick & easy yet unique. TYFS Natasha!! ❤❤
Just love this card!!! And the brushes are amazing! Will order these for my stash
Such absolutely beautiful card! I like how you show different kinds of cards. I am going to look for smaller brushes
Beautiful card ❤️
Beautiful Natasha! I love the technique of partial die cutting! Tfs🥰
Beautiful card. I had ideas popping into my head as I was watching it!
Fantastic! I love hearing this, enjoy your crafting time!
So cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Natasha, another awesome video!! You are so very creative!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Natasha, this is a great card! By the way, the company named Maker Forte is pronounced four-tay. Forte is a French word that means skill or preference. Somebody may say something like, “well, that’s not my forte.”Meaning skill or preferred method of working.
EDIT: it means strength also.
Oh my mistake! Thank you for correcting me! I too have used the sentence you mentioned above, so I should have known! Thank you :)
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I am going to try this. It is beautiful
This card is just fabulous Natasha… you have sure given me some ideas.. I love the wood ware stamps too….❤
I love your videos! I am a well-seasoned stamper but you’ve taught me to go out of my comfort zone.
Super cute!! 😍 I already have so many variations in mind! Thanks Tash!! 🥰
I like that