Jennifer, you are a star when it comes to crafting!! If they gave Oscar awards out for Crafting you would win!! I have been following you for years and you always amaze me on your videos!! I just found this video!! Thank you for all you do and share, you are brilliant!! 😊
Hi Jennifer I’ve started watching your videos as I’m new to stamping. I like your videos you are an awesome teacher. I look forward to seeing your new videos and the products you use are beautiful. Thanks so much for going to the trouble of making your amazing videos. Hello from Sydney Australia 🙂🙂
Jennifer, as usual your cards are amazing. I always enjoy your techniques and you always give so many options. However I’m writing you because you work with so many Stamp companies. The small sentiment strips are great for most people, however I wish companies would make similar sentiments with larger text. I make many cards for my mom to give away. She is 92 and sends cards to home bound people from her church. Most are elderly and their eyesight is failing and they are unable to read those small strips. Please consider encouraging stamp companies to create larger sentiments for people whose eyesight failing. Thank you so much for your continued inspiration.
Wow, how do you remember all of these techniques? You always give viewers so many ideas and examples and I love that your techniques can be done with whatever you have in your stash. Thanks so much for sharing.
This inspired me today to finish Easter cards. Used your technique and had only 1 background stamp. am now a fan of these stamps. They turned out beautifully. Thank you for making my day.
Thanks for sharing this "oldie but goodie" as you call it. This is all new to me so I appreciate all your experience and advice. You share such wonderful techniques I cant wait to do this resist and giving it a finishing touch with the "reheat setting it" technique. I have most of these supplies and I can't wait to try it. Your experience teaches many of us so I feel blessed that you take the time to create such wonderful videos. Sending you positivity and gratitude. Thanks, Patty
I am always in awe of your techniques. I have saved videos to rewatch so I can refresh my memory 🤗 I do appreciate that most of the time I can use what I already have...but occasionally I am drawn to expand my stash😂 Thank you Jennifer!!
Wow, I love your examples. You are so gifted. Thank you for sharing. Right now i am in the hospital getting cancer treat wments and your videos are so encouraging and uplifting. They give me something to look forward to making when I finally get home.
Jennifer, you have done it again! What great backgrounds and fantastic cards....I so appreciate your videos they are always inspiring. I am looking forward to using these techniques and am already picking out inks and stamps. Thanks so much!!
I just love this technique, so many possibilities. So many gorgeous cards. Unfortunately now I want all the new Simon stuff, such an amazing release. I love how you show different ways to use the product that I never would think of.
These are so pretty ! Look like great fun also. Can't wait until my supplies are built to be able to start making these. I want to make some for our women's auxillary at church to use to send the members in need.
Jennifer, you always make such beautiful cards and with so many different techniques, you are just extremely talented! Love them all. Thanks for all the awesome inspiration. Blessings
Thanks for reminding me of this beautiful technique, Jennifer! One of my favorites (that I learned from you) but haven't used in quite a while. Beautiful cards!
Thanks Jennifer for sharing a great video! I don’t have but a few background stamps but I have a lot of stencils. I have never thought about using stencils for heat embossing . Love this technique. Thanks again, you are awesome...
I had known this technique as Joseph’s coat. Can be done over your own background or patterned paper. I had not seen anyone choose white ink before, that is a fun twist.
These are amazing Jennifer! Thank you so much for your time and effort in bringing your talent to us all. You are soooo inspirational... I don't know how you can be so prolific in your creativity?!?!? Wonderful. o)
Hello again, Jennifer. I really love these techniques! I never think of just cutting out a heat embossed embellishment on white instead of on a color cardstock or colored with ink, marker or pencil. I liked the heat embossed centerpiece they really pop! Love it!! Have you tried any iridescent or pearlized mixatives to any of your inks, sprays, markers etc? Other than perfect pearls? Thank you so much for all tips, tricks, techniques and all the special inspiration that you share with us! AWESOME! ~ katz
Jennifer, I came across some mixative by Liquitex that I’m talking about here. An 8 oz bottle is like 8-9 dollars instead of 5-6 dollars for Ranger/ Tim Holtz .5 oz. I was just wondering if you had tried any of it. It seems a little more cost effective. It seemed that it could be used in an empty marker like a glitter pen even. Any thoughts? ~ Katz Baugh
Creative as always. Thank you! QUESTION: Was I dreaming or did I see in one of your videos a 'post it' type note that indicated to the recipient that your card was unsigned so that it could be used again. Sort of a Play It Forward idea. If so, can you please tell us where to get the sticky notes....or what it said? I love the idea and would love to send them to friends who are on a very limited budget. Thank you!
What a fun technique and the end result was amazing! In using the ink pads for the direct to paper blending did the colors transfer to the different color pads? If so, how do you "fix" them? Thanks so much for sharing your creativity!
Question - did you have any problem with contaminating ink pads by rubbing them directly on top of each color? I suppose not but I was just wondering. Again another amazing video. You are so talented and inspiring.
Beautiful cards. Looking forward to trying this technique. I saw the alphabet die in one piece in the video. Can the letters be separated? I'd think you'd end up with a lot of extra letters if you need to cut the entire alphabet when there are multiple letters in a word. Thanks for the inspiration.
Loved this technique, thank you for sharing. What is shadow ink, and how does it differ to die inks? Thanks again for your generosity and inspiration. Love and hugs from Mandurah, Western Australia 🐬💕🇦🇺
Jennifer, you are a star when it comes to crafting!! If they gave Oscar awards out for Crafting you would win!!
I have been following you for years and you always amaze me on your videos!!
I just found this video!!
Thank you for all you do and share, you are brilliant!! 😊
My favorite is the black background with butterflies!
I can't imagine how you keep SO MANY stamps,etc,organized!
I am still a new at stamps and dies and I am always amazed at your creations. Thank you for such wonderful learning videos.
These are all such great cards and the addition of the white, black and shimmer inks over top is a fantastic idea. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Jennifer I’ve started watching your videos as I’m new to stamping. I like your videos you are an awesome teacher. I look forward to seeing your new videos and the products you use are beautiful. Thanks so much for going to the trouble of making your amazing videos. Hello from Sydney Australia 🙂🙂
You are SO creative, innovative, artistic. Thank you for all you do for us.
You are so welcome!
Jennifer, as usual your cards are amazing. I always enjoy your techniques and you always give so many options. However I’m writing you because you work with so many Stamp companies. The small sentiment strips are great for most people, however I wish companies would make similar sentiments with larger text. I make many cards for my mom to give away. She is 92 and sends cards to home bound people from her church. Most are elderly and their eyesight is failing and they are unable to read those small strips. Please consider encouraging stamp companies to create larger sentiments for people whose eyesight failing. Thank you so much for your continued inspiration.
many stamp sets have larger sentiments in their stamp sets. I just reach for the small ones because I like them. :)
Beautiful cards, Jennifer. I always appreciate how you demonstrate how versatile stamps and dies are. Thanks for another great tutorial.
Wow, how do you remember all of these techniques? You always give viewers so many ideas and examples and I love that your techniques can be done with whatever you have in your stash. Thanks so much for sharing.
This inspired me today to finish Easter cards. Used your technique and had only 1 background stamp. am now a fan of these stamps. They turned out beautifully. Thank you for making my day.
Thanks for sharing this "oldie but goodie" as you call it. This is all new to me so I appreciate all your experience and advice. You share such wonderful techniques I cant wait to do this resist and giving it a finishing touch with the "reheat setting it" technique. I have most of these supplies and I can't wait to try it. Your experience teaches many of us so I feel blessed that you take the time to create such wonderful videos. Sending you positivity and gratitude.
Thanks,
Patty
I am always in awe of your techniques. I have saved videos to rewatch so I can refresh my memory 🤗 I do appreciate that most of the time I can use what I already have...but occasionally I am drawn to expand my stash😂 Thank you Jennifer!!
Wow, I love your examples. You are so gifted. Thank you for sharing. Right now i am in the hospital getting cancer treat wments and your videos are so encouraging and uplifting. They give me something to look forward to making when I finally get home.
Jennifer, you have done it again! What great backgrounds and fantastic cards....I so appreciate your videos they are always inspiring. I am looking forward to using these techniques and am already picking out inks and stamps. Thanks so much!!
I've always loved the results of this technique . Great cardmaking Jennifer .
I just love this technique, so many possibilities. So many gorgeous cards. Unfortunately now I want all the new Simon stuff, such an amazing release. I love how you show different ways to use the product that I never would think of.
Thanks for sharing the tips and techniques. The reheating the embossing powders of a cut image was new to me. Great tip. Great cards.
These are so pretty ! Look like great fun also. Can't wait until my supplies are built to be able to start making these. I want to make some for our women's auxillary at church to use to send the members in need.
Jennifer, you always make such beautiful cards and with so many different techniques, you are just extremely talented! Love them all. Thanks for all the awesome inspiration. Blessings
What a collction of embossed, inked beauty! Thank you so much, Jennifer!!!!
Beautiful technique, beautiful cards and beautiful you...well done Jennifer and tfs
Thanks for reminding me of this beautiful technique, Jennifer! One of my favorites (that I learned from you) but haven't used in quite a while. Beautiful cards!
So many great ideas to get my creativity flowing!
Thanks Jennifer for sharing a great video! I don’t have but a few background stamps but I have a lot of stencils. I have never thought about using stencils for heat embossing . Love this technique. Thanks again, you are awesome...
Love the flower background stamp.
I had known this technique as Joseph’s coat. Can be done over your own background or patterned paper. I had not seen anyone choose white ink before, that is a fun twist.
You are really a creative artist. Thanks for sharing.
So many "oldies" are new to me. Thanks so much
I love all these cool backgrounds. Great job..
Beautiful cards. Thank you for the reminder to use such a great technique!!
Wow. So many great techniques. Can’t wait to try them.
I think at least one of the inks for the first card was Gina K, not Hero Arts :). Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing!
Jennifer, these cards are just beautiful!! Thanks for sharing 😊 I really need to get more background stamps!! I currently have 3, lol
Thank you for all the beautiful cards and great techniques...keep them coming
This is indeed a wonderful technique! Thanks for all the new ideas for it! God bless!!!
Yes, I remember the Joseph's Coat technique. We used only dark inks over the embossing. I think it's very striking, and it's fun!
Beautiful cards!
I learnt something new today watching your video! Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely love this technique, I'm going to use it for my Mothers Day Cards, thanks for sharing!
I cannot wait to try tis technique. I am going to have FUN!!
I love these cards will use these techniques for my classes and of course mention you and where all the tools came from... I just love this
These are amazing Jennifer! Thank you so much for your time and effort in bringing your talent to us all. You are soooo inspirational... I don't know how you can be so prolific in your creativity?!?!? Wonderful. o)
'Jennifer, I will definitely be trying this technique out. My backgrounds never look as fabulous as your but they say "practice makes perfect".
Really enjoyed revisiting this technique, thank you.
Beautiful cards as always, Jennifer. Thank you so much for sharing!
T x
Thanks, love the black background best!
Fabulous!
Simply amazing and TFS!
some beautiful variations of Josephs Coat
Wonderful as always. More, more, more. :-)
Beautiful
Super beautiful! Thanks for sharing xoxo
I really love this technique.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing this technique :-)
Luv luv luv!
Hello again, Jennifer. I really love these techniques! I never think of just cutting out a heat embossed embellishment on white instead of on a color cardstock or colored with ink, marker or pencil. I liked the heat embossed centerpiece they really pop! Love it!! Have you tried any iridescent or pearlized mixatives to any of your inks, sprays, markers etc? Other than perfect pearls? Thank you so much for all tips, tricks, techniques and all the special inspiration that you share with us! AWESOME! ~ katz
Jennifer, I came across some mixative by Liquitex that I’m talking about here. An 8 oz bottle is like 8-9 dollars instead of 5-6 dollars for Ranger/ Tim Holtz .5 oz. I was just wondering if you had tried any of it. It seems a little more cost effective. It seemed that it could be used in an empty marker like a glitter pen even. Any thoughts? ~ Katz Baugh
so beautiful👏
Love these!
Creative as always. Thank you! QUESTION: Was I dreaming or did I see in one of your videos a 'post it' type note that indicated to the recipient that your card was unsigned so that it could be used again. Sort of a Play It Forward idea. If so, can you please tell us where to get the sticky notes....or what it said? I love the idea and would love to send them to friends who are on a very limited budget. Thank you!
What a fun technique and the end result was amazing! In using the ink pads for the direct to paper blending did the colors transfer to the different color pads? If so, how do you "fix" them? Thanks so much for sharing your creativity!
Question - did you have any problem with contaminating ink pads by rubbing them directly on top of each color? I suppose not but I was just wondering. Again another amazing video. You are so talented and inspiring.
Beautiful cards. Looking forward to trying this technique. I saw the alphabet die in one piece in the video. Can the letters be separated? I'd think you'd end up with a lot of extra letters if you need to cut the entire alphabet when there are multiple letters in a word. Thanks for the inspiration.
Yes! They totally can. I was being lazy :)
Beautiful cards!! Can you use embossing folder with this technique?
Awesome
does this technique work on an acrylic paint background?
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Can you use distress oxides for this?
Sure can!
Loved this technique, thank you for sharing.
What is shadow ink, and how does it differ to die inks?
Thanks again for your generosity and inspiration.
Love and hugs from Mandurah, Western Australia 🐬💕🇦🇺
sorry i should have mentioned. shadow inks are dye inks. they are hero arts brand.
Jennifer McGuire Ink thanks for getting back so quick 🙏 so am I correct in understanding that they behave like any die ink? 🌷🌷🌷
Will this work with distress oxides inks?
Yep! Try this video: ua-cam.com/video/brvSD83_jhg/v-deo.html
I feel like this would look better if the initial blending was more seamless.