I just enjoy watching your cardmaking, you are brilliant. Your card is beautiful. A little tip for you, if your stitched dies won't release the cardstock, just use your flat end of the take your pick tool and gently run it between the card stock and the die from the inside and it will release without damage. Have a wonderful week. Anxious to see your next video next week.
"Pesky little creatures swam off" and "I don't want his eye looking at me" cracked me up! I love your videos Jan. You create some many great cards. This ranks up there as one of my favorites. TFS! Penny from the USA
A truly wonderful job it looks great everything came out wonderful watching you work as mesmerizing you are so good at what you do. Please keep it tutorials coming and they are absolute pleasure to watch. God keep you safe and happy crafting
Jan- That is a great card! Those windows are really cute with the turtles swimmimg through. Great tip on scoring the envelope as well, when the board is not long enough. Great card & really different! Thanks for showing the great details in this card!
Thanks Jan for sharing a great fun fold! Would love to case this from you if that's ok? My Grandson & my hubby's Uncle would love this card! Thanks again Jan - have a good week! :-)
Dear Jan, I really liked your "blond moment" cards too. Please don't be so hard on yourself ... Sorry for catching this so long after you streamed your video. You never make "fancy" folds, you make small works of art! This DSP is so nice, it has so many colours in it. Thank you ever so much for your consideration for watchers who do not have all the dies etc, giving the measurements - not to mention all the conversions in Imperial and other sizes. Love you for that! My plates are "well used" too, so that was a wonderful tip, especially for the acetate sheets. And using a post it note so as not to lose them! Do you also feel the liquid glue is ore runny in hot weather? I've seen a French colleague of ours getting glue off of the acetate, she used an oil based nail polish remover. She used a Q-tip with a very small amount of the remover on it and cleaned it off with an ordinary (blue) spray for cleaning glassy objects, again with a Q-tip. So, proof for the importance of not editing out small mistakes! The same lady had another great tip, which does takes some fussy work: she had these tiny clothes pins that are used to put up cards and what have you on a string, like for the Holidays, and glued very small bits of felt on the pinching sides to keep card together while the liquid glue was drying. That way, she explained, you won't get indentations on your card or specialty papers. Thank you so much for your wonderful card,it is stunning and I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Love from The Netherlands!
Many thanks for taking the time to share these tips, Ineke. Someone also shared that rubbing alcohol can be used to remove glue from acetate as well. That's an excellent idea for the clothes pegs and felt. TFS. xx
Thanks for sharing lots of creative videos! I’m taking a poll of you famous SU papercrafters/videographers to help me decide how to replace my 12 year old SLOW, cantankerous laptop. I’m planning to do SU videos, and would really appreciate your recommendations for Mac vs PC, desktop vs laptop, Switcher Studio vs Ecamm or OCS., etc. I have an iPhone XS and an iPad Pro, so I want to be able to use multiple cameras along with the computer. I’m old and really need a big screen and a detachable keyboard so I’m worried about getting a laptop... recommendations? Pros, cons, anything? Thanks so much!
Hi, Kelley. I keep it simple! I use a Samsung camcorder and UA-cam for "editing"! I never speed up parts and never cut out parts. I publish my videos "raw" but just add the measurements, products used, etc. I hope this helps. xx
Hi, Jackie. I have a bad happy of putting my glue down and not putting the lid back on! I'm often having to unclog the hole because it keeps getting more and more narrow! 😀 xx
@@janbcards I am not talking about uncloging my glue, I am talking about how do u make the stream come out so slow? My glue seems to come out much faster than urs.
@@jackiepugh7475 Hi, Jackie. Yes, I realise that's what you're asking. I think what happens with mine is that there is a thin coating of glue around the inside of the nozzle making the space for the glue to come through smaller, therefore it's slower. Eventually slower becoms stop and I have to unclog! Then it starts coming out fast again. I don't do anything special - that I can think of - so it's either that or maybe I don't squeeze the bottle too much. xx
Many thanks, Crafty Mamar. Yes, that's one of my concerns too but I don't worry about sending them to my family - they always know their cards will be a bit of a puzzle! xx
Hi, Jan. Just started making this card yesterday and I am wondering if there is any particular reason that the DSP on the base piece cannot be all one piece. I am probably missing something, but just thought I would ask! 🤣
No worries, Diane. I had to do it in two pieces because the Designer Series Paper I was using was 6" x 6" and therefore not big enough for one piece. xx
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Love this fancy fold Jan.. as well as this bundle. Thanks for sharing..
Many thanks, Sharie. xx
Thank you, Jan for naming this card Tony's Bay Window card - very appropriate! Also thank you for giving me credit! Hugs Maria x
My pleasure, Maria. I believe in credit where credit's due. It's a great card. TFS. xx
I just enjoy watching your cardmaking, you are brilliant. Your card is beautiful. A little tip for you, if your
stitched dies won't release the cardstock, just use your flat end of the take your pick tool and gently
run it between the card stock and the die from the inside and it will release without damage. Have a
wonderful week. Anxious to see your next video next week.
Many thanks for sharing the tip, Dorothea . xx
A truely original and outstanding designed card. I am going to definitely make a similar card. Thank you for sharing. I live in Melbourne Australia
Many thanks, Liane. Take care and stay safe out there! I hope everything is calming down in Victoria! xx
"Pesky little creatures swam off" and "I don't want his eye looking at me" cracked me up! I love your videos Jan. You create some many great cards. This ranks up there as one of my favorites. TFS! Penny from the USA
Many thanks, Penny. It's good to know you had a giggle! 😀 xx
A truly wonderful job it looks great everything came out wonderful watching you work as mesmerizing you are so good at what you do. Please keep it tutorials coming and they are absolute pleasure to watch. God keep you safe and happy crafting
Many thanks, Gel. I'm so pleased you enjoy my tutorials. I appreciate you support! xx
bonjour, cette carte est magnifique!!!!! merci pour toutes ces petites astuces, quel dommage que ce ne soit pas en français, j'adore vous écouter!!!!
Merci beaucoup, Josiane. Je suis très heureux que vous aimiez ce projet. xx
I love this card! There are so many different ways you can decorate it. I plan on doing a sea themed one for sure.
Many thanks, Sheron. I have an idea for a Christmas card, too xx
Love this! Thanks for sharing so many awesome fun fold videos!
Glad you like them, Kelley! xx
I've just noticed you wrote this 8 months ago! I don't know why it popped up today!! 🤔🤔🤔
Outstanding card Jan, as always!!! FYI you can remove glue from acetate with a little rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip.
Many thanks for sharing that tip, Sharon. I'll certainly give it a go. xx
Jan- That is a great card! Those windows are really cute with the turtles swimmimg through. Great tip on scoring the envelope as well, when the board is not long enough. Great card & really different! Thanks for showing the great details in this card!
Many thanks, Judy. I'm pleased you like this project! xx
Thank you so much for sharing how to make this amazing card!!!! Love it!!!
Many thanks, Patricia. xx
Gorgeous fun fold card Jan, I will be giving this a try, thank you for sharing. Take care xx
Many thanks, Jackie. Enjoy! xx
Jan - This is a Unique & lovely card ! I will be back to see the rest of this video soon! Thanks for sharing, 👏👏💕
Many thanks, Judy. Enjoy! xx
Brilliantly done. Good to see another larger card 😊
Many thanks, Accidentally Creative.xxx
Another amazing card by JanB ♥️ Thank you, Jan! From SW Florida 🌸🌴🦋
Many thanks, SP. xx
I made one today after viewing your video - love it. I changed it to a Bday card. I tried forwarding pics but I guess you tube doesn’t allow.
Hi Reta. I'd love to see your card. If you're on Facebook please join my group called Happy Crafting: facebook.com/groups/JanBHappyCrafting/ xx
Amazing card Jan, thoroughly enjoyed watching you make it.
Stay safe and well. Lexie from Australia
Many thanks, Lexie. Almost mistake-free this week! LOL! xx
Thanks Jan for sharing a great fun fold! Would love to case this from you if that's ok? My Grandson & my hubby's Uncle would love this card! Thanks again Jan - have a good week! :-)
Many thanks, Kathy. Yes, you're very welcome to CASE this. Enjoy! xx
Such a great card. Makes me want to buy this paper, when I didnt before.
Many thanks, Ann. Initially, I'd decided I wasn't going to buy it but I'm glad I did! LOL! xx
Love this card idea ❤ thank you for sharing 😊
Many thanks, Kathy. xx
Absolutely Amazing, Jan! Thank you so much!
Many thanks, Jill. xx
Beautiful cards they are great so different like them xxx 👍💕take care and be safe xx
Many thanks, Gloria. xx
This is a beautiful card and love the DSP that you have used x
Many thanks, Jenny. xx
Another lovely card Jan
Many thanks, Daryl. xx
Wow, another great card..
.I want to see if I can do windows and a Christmas scene.
Great tip about the wax paper also. Ty
Many thanks, Vaye. Absolutely. If you use Vellum instead of Acetate, you could put a battery-operated night-light! xx
Love this Jan it’s beautiful and such a fun fold xx
Many thanks, Laura. xx
Great cards Jan! Would be excellent for a special occasion card!
Many thanks, Lorraine. Absolutely! xx
Dear Jan, I really liked your "blond moment" cards too. Please don't be so hard on yourself ... Sorry for catching this so long after you streamed your video. You never make "fancy" folds, you make small works of art! This DSP is so nice, it has so many colours in it.
Thank you ever so much for your consideration for watchers who do not have all the dies etc, giving the measurements - not to mention all the conversions in Imperial and other sizes. Love you for that! My plates are "well used" too, so that was a wonderful tip, especially for the acetate sheets. And using a post it note so as not to lose them! Do you also feel the liquid glue is ore runny in hot weather? I've seen a French colleague of ours getting glue off of the acetate, she used an oil based nail polish remover. She used a Q-tip with a very small amount of the remover on it and cleaned it off with an ordinary (blue) spray for cleaning glassy objects, again with a Q-tip. So, proof for the importance of not editing out small mistakes! The same lady had another great tip, which does takes some fussy work: she had these tiny clothes pins that are used to put up cards and what have you on a string, like for the Holidays, and glued very small bits of felt on the pinching sides to keep card together while the liquid glue was drying. That way, she explained, you won't get indentations on your card or specialty papers. Thank you so much for your wonderful card,it is stunning and I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Love from The Netherlands!
Many thanks for taking the time to share these tips, Ineke. Someone also shared that rubbing alcohol can be used to remove glue from acetate as well. That's an excellent idea for the clothes pegs and felt. TFS. xx
Lovely job, thanks for sharing.
Many thanks, Craftygril12. xx
Fab card Jan. Never seen this style before, I'll have to have a go. Thanks for sharing 😁
Many thanks, Blondecards. xx
Hi Jan you can get glue and fingermarks off acetate with Surgical Spirit (rubbing alcohol).
This is a beautiful card...I am going to give this a go! 🤗
Many thanks, Teri. Enjoy! xx
Another beautiful card to try
Many thanks, Susan. xx
I haven’t seen this before absolutely love it
Many thanks, Charlotte. xx
Another fabulous card. I was shouting at you when you were putting the glue on the wrong side of the turtle ! 😘
Many thanks, Ann . Can you spend your week learning how to shout louder, please? LOL! xx
Haha lol... Great response.
I was saying the same thing!
Another amazing card, Jan. XX Mal
Many thanks, Mal. xx
love it
i will definitly make is for my grandson
Many thanks, Helena. xx
Love this card, Jan! Thanks for sharing! ❤️ Is the base cardstock scored?
Hi, Lori. No it isn't. I explained at the beginning of the video what my recommendations are regarding posting the card. xx
Bonjour merci pour le tuto j'aime beaucoup le style !!!
Merci beaucoup, Christiane. Je suis tellement heureux que vous ayez apprécié ce tutoriel. xx
Thanks for sharing lots of creative videos! I’m taking a poll of you famous SU papercrafters/videographers to help me decide how to replace my 12 year old SLOW, cantankerous laptop. I’m planning to do SU videos, and would really appreciate your recommendations for Mac vs PC, desktop vs laptop, Switcher Studio vs Ecamm or OCS., etc. I have an iPhone XS and an iPad Pro, so I want to be able to use multiple cameras along with the computer. I’m old and really need a big screen and a detachable keyboard so I’m worried about getting a laptop... recommendations? Pros, cons, anything? Thanks so much!
Hi, Kelley. I keep it simple! I use a Samsung camcorder and UA-cam for "editing"! I never speed up parts and never cut out parts. I publish my videos "raw" but just add the measurements, products used, etc. I hope this helps. xx
Love this...Going to CASE it...❤️👏🏻❤️👏🏻
Many thanks, Mahar. xx
Love this one Jan
Many thanks, Donna. xx
Does the paper protect foil as well
Hi, Jill. Yes it does. 😀 xx
Jan Mansor Brown thank you and i loved the card
@@jillsemple3718 Many thanks, Jill. xx
Lovely card - very nice and masculine
Many thanks, Marlene. xx
I feel you Jan I make a lot of mistakes. How does ur glue come out so slowly ? Mine gushes a lot of the time.
Hi, Jackie. I have a bad happy of putting my glue down and not putting the lid back on! I'm often having to unclog the hole because it keeps getting more and more narrow! 😀 xx
@@janbcards I am not talking about uncloging my glue, I am talking about how do u make the stream come out so slow? My glue seems to come out much faster than urs.
@@jackiepugh7475 Hi, Jackie. Yes, I realise that's what you're asking. I think what happens with mine is that there is a thin coating of glue around the inside of the nozzle making the space for the glue to come through smaller, therefore it's slower. Eventually slower becoms stop and I have to unclog! Then it starts coming out fast again. I don't do anything special - that I can think of - so it's either that or maybe I don't squeeze the bottle too much. xx
@@janbcards thanks for taking the time to answer my question. I admire all your creativity !
@@jackiepugh7475 Many thanks, Jackie. xx
Just gorgeous but I would of love red wale on front it would of broken up blue look Jan but my truly favourite is the green one ☝️
Many thanks, Robyn. I love the Just Jade but those seahorses are so small and I fussy cut ten of them altogether!! xx
Love this card thanks for sharing
Many thanks, Haz. xx
A fab card, i love it, it always bothers me that the recipient won’t know how to display them if it’s not hand delivered though. XX 🥰🌈💖
Many thanks, Crafty Mamar. Yes, that's one of my concerns too but I don't worry about sending them to my family - they always know their cards will be a bit of a puzzle! xx
Lol, yes 😂😂😂XX 🥰🌈💖
I send instructions with mine
I have a little printout that I put with easel cards. XX 🥰🌈💖
@@PapercraftingwithRos Would you share a copy of what you say, please? xx
Amazing!
Many thanks, G Janey. xx
Hi, Jan. Just started making this card yesterday and I am wondering if there is any particular reason that the DSP on the base piece cannot be all one piece. I am probably missing something, but just thought I would ask! 🤣
No worries, Diane. I had to do it in two pieces because the Designer Series Paper I was using was 6" x 6" and therefore not big enough for one piece. xx
Thanks, Jan. I wondered afterwards if that was the reason. I’m working with the Hydrangea Haven paper for mine so I’m good.
@@diannebarton3293 more often than not, it doesn't matter what size the DSP is but it did matter for this card! 😀 xx
Awesome. Thank you.
Many thanks, Carol. xx
AMAZING!!!!!
Many thanks, Dawn. xx
So cute!
Many thanks, Meg. xx
Wat een mooie kaarten
Erg bedankt, Joukje. xx
I loooooove it😍
Many thanks, Joz. xx