Flips, flaps and folds. Episode 23. Project at beginning, Q &A after
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- This is a twist on the project created in episode 22. It’s a fold over card that can be tucked into a belly band or paper clipped in, yet it’s another fun insert that can easily be customized for any sized junk journal. Using card stock, digital images or pattern paper, this project allows you to use what you have on hand. Viewer questions answered and tips shared at the end of the video. The project is done in the first 10-15 minutes. Thank you for watching and happy creating!
Hi Cori! I just want to add my voice to the loud chorus of praise for your amazing and clever ideas. I’m a little behind, but I’ll watch them all. Thanks so much for sharing with us, dear! One thing I’ve learned from you is to decorate my samples; so often I’ll cut and fold a quick sample of something from white copy paper, but when I pick it up days or weeks later, I lack the imagination to make another, more appealing one to use in a journal. Another thing I love is your idea to cut the die cut flowers twice and piece together the different papers; fantastic! And finally, I’ve joined a swap group on FB, and I love it! I’ll go check out the digis you showed us. 😃
Thanks again for all you do!
Yeah! I’m sorry for the delayed response. I saw your post when I got the notification of another. Swap groups can be a lot of fun and I’ve met some incredible, wonderful people through them. I generally don’t intend to decorate my samples, but find that they look naked and sometimes uninspiring if I don’t give them a little something. I’m happy to hear that you’re enjoying the videos 💕
So much inspiration. I love your videos. Thank you for sharing
Thank you Lori.
I appreciate your ability to roll with mistakes. Too many people think a mistake is bad. I think a mistake is an opportunity to be creative!
LOL! I make mistakes every time I make something. I'd be in big trouble if I hadn't learned how to roll with it :)
Cori, you are a wealth of ideas. So glad you are sharing your decorated projects. Many thanks.
You are welcome! Some mentioned that seeing the items decorated helps them determine if they would work for their own projects, so I'll try and include that when possible.
Your style of teaching is so enjoyable to watch and easy to follow. As always, Looking forward to watching your next tutorial. Thank you
Thank you Nancy 💕
Thank you so much Cori, I really really enjoyed watching you create these amazing and awesome pocket/writing thing’s. I really really love ❤️ how you take us through it all step by step, and that way it makes it really really easy to understand and eventually to create too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
This one is a favorite of mine. Simple, but with lots of options!
Another great tuck and fold Cori! Thanks!
Thank you Nancy 💕
Great tip using the ruler. I love this series. You give such great directions. I do like it when you show decorated pieces too. Thank you so much for sharing these videos.
Thank you Sheri. The decorated pieces just make me happy.
Cori, I am so glad I found your channel! Your projects are way to follow, yet add so much to a journal. Thanks for all you do❤️❤️❤️
I'm glad you found it too and pleased that you're finding the videos helpful.
I love all the gluey tools. My things are the same way. That’s why I love doing junk journals because nothing has to be perfect. Thanks for sharing. I’m making some of this tomorrow.
Happy creating Sylvia and I agree, gluey tools are fabulous 💕
Thank you, Cori. I really appreciate all of the time and effort that you give to your crafting and to us! Your attention to detail truly makes your projects outstanding. The one part of why you share it all with us that you did not and probably wouldn’t mention is that you do it from the kindness of your heart. You are one of the sharing, kind folk who contribute to our world in so many positive and thoughtful ways! Our lives are enriched by you having touched us through your videos. 😍💞
What a wonderfully sweet thing to say. Thank you Keryn. My USPS indicates your parcel has arrived in your country. Hopefully it gets to you soon!
Thank you for all the wonderful illustration, tips and instruction. You are a fabulous instructor/teacher. 💕
That is very kind of you to say. Thank you Judy.
Hi Cori, I want to thank you so much for this series! I am so excited to have finished sewing my idea journal last night and I'm ready to start filling it! I didn't use doilies, just fabric, and a sheet of bubble wrap packaging between the layers for that wonderful crinkle. When I'm through this series I'm going to watch your previous one about scraps.
Congratulations Patti! One of the things I like most about the cover is that it can easily be made with what YOU have. No need to purchase specific items. Happy to hear you’re enjoying it 😊
Thank you SO MUCH for your wonderful, inspiring tutorials and for keeping them brief and to the point. I was able to watch, follow along and actually make three of your projects within an hour. Off to binge on more of them!
Thank you and yeah! Three in an hour is great. I will continue to make the videos as brief as I can 😊
@@CoriDahmen thank you , the short ones are great
Wow I just in love with your Chanel. Thank you for all your teaching.
Cori, I love all your videos, they are so informative and pleasant to follow! Those little finishing touches are what makes a project, and it helps us see how to use all those itty, bitty pieces in ephemera packs. Could you possibly do a demo on using the products (i.e. Glossy Accents, Nuvo Drops), to get the shiny effects? Thank you for sharing always!🥰🇨🇦
Thank you Heather and I’m happy to hear that you’re finding the videos helpful and fun 💕
I'm mesmerized by all the videos.
Lol! There are plenty of them, for sure. I hope you find some that inspire you 😊
@@CoriDahmen I'll let you know when I finish watching all of them.
Thanks so much, Cori! I have several videos to catch up on creating the pockets for my Cori idea book. I’m all a twitter about tomorrow’s video! Thanks so much for purchasing and using my new digital! I’m honored, my friend!! As always, the best ideas and great instructions! Love you, friend! ❤️
Love you more! I was thrilled to see it as I love being able to support you as you so kindly and graciously support so many. It's a wonderful set and I'm excited to use it.
Cori, Fiskars has an eyelet setting tool that makes the hole too it has 3 sizes, it’s very neat! Wish I had found it before I bought
The cropodile one! Hugs. Maggie ❤️🤗🇨🇦❤️
I love this video! So much information! Thank you for sharing!♥️
You're very welcome.
Oi Coro! Tudo bem contigo. Sou do Sul do Brasil. Amo teus vídeos e me inspiro muito nos teus projetos. Obrigada por compartilhar o que tu faz. Abraço
Thank you very much. Your explanations are so clear and you examples are so nice.
Thank you Joan. I appreciate your kind words.
I so enjoy your videos. And I love following along. Thanks for sharing 😍🌴
Thank you Annette. It's great to have you along.
Really love your attention to details, that’s the way I try to do my crafts, thank you for sharing ❤️
Thank you Ivette. That is what I appreciate about the work of others and it’s what I strive for with my own creating 💕
In my coolest tone (while wearing my moomoo) I sat in my chair at 5:30am and said “look at Cori going all OG on us breaking out the old Making Memories tools” 😃 I just pulled mine out this week and was thinking of getting rid of them but didn’t have the heart (I know some of the old crafters are thinking what’s “OG” ?… I know this because that is what I thought the first time I heard it. It means Original Gangster… like the old time mafia🤣 But now more commonly used to represent someone who is in the first group of people to do a certain thing) - I recently discovered your channel and subscribed, it’s really wonderful and helps my brainstorming to go smoother when I’m sitting and trying to design pages. Thanks so much for all the effort and time in putting these videos together.
From one OG (in my world, that’s “old-timer gal”) to another, welcome and keep the MM tools! I use my hammer and eyelet smoosher every day 😊
Very clever Cori. I'm really enjoying your videos ! Thx :-)
You’re very welcome. I’m happy to hear that you’re enjoying them 😊
Another great video - thank you, Cori!
Thank you Mary 😊
You are a great teacher! Thank you!
Thank you Cynthia!
Love your high tech notes!
I love your ideas Cori 😘💕☺️
Thank you Sam 😊
Great scoreboard tip! Thank you
Thanks Laurie, it sure comes in handy, especially when scoring thicker materials.
I always look forward to your videos! You are a great teacher and so good at it! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge!❤
Thank you Barbara. It warms my heart to hear that you enjoy them.
@@CoriDahmen you are so interesting, knowledgeable and NOT boring! Thank you for being there! I'm learning a lot!
@@barbaranoble9748 when folks learn, I’m happy 😊
So cool. Really love the Braille one. Thanks for sharing my idea!
It is a fabulous idea and I appreciate you sharing it. I always say we learn best, and most, from each other.
You are so clever...i'd come up with all these ideas. Thanks for teaching us all these great ideas. Xx
I'm happy to teach and glad you are enjoying them.
Just found your channel, as well! Great tips, and love your creations. Thanks for sharing! :)
This is another great project! I've been trying to watch all your videos, you've got such great ideas and tips, thank you so much for sharing with us all!
I’m happy to hear that you’ve found them helpful. Thank you!
I am enjoying your videos so very much! Thank you so much for sharing your amazing ideas with us!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Donna and I'm happy to hear you're finding the videos useful.
Another great project, thank you! 😘
Thank you Linda.
You are so enjoyable !!! I purchased Gayles digital today too!! Love your ideas !!
I'm hoping I can share that video tomorrow. I have something else planned for today :)
Loved watching you create.❤️
Thank you Loretta. I do love creating.
just an FYI, you can buy Seth embossing powders directly from Seth in New York or Emerald Creek Co. Such beautiful embossing powders. Great addition to your flowers. thanks as always for sharing.
Excellent! Thank you for letting me know! To date I've only used the vintage beeswax, but I'd love to try others that he has made. I'll go search Emerald Creek Co.
@@CoriDahmen Emerald Creek manufactures embossing powders for several artists. Great quality, fun colors and textures. Best kept secret.
@@TheresaPetermann I’m on their website now. So many cool options! Any recommendations, other than the vintage beeswax?
@@CoriDahmen I like the Baked Textures and allure powders. good place to start.
@@TheresaPetermann thank you! I went, I saw, I shopped 😊
Cori I love your Tutorials. You are easy to follow. Thank you for your time. Cori do you have a tutorial on how you use your wax on the flowers?
I don’t, but in the works is a die cut tutorial, based on viewer requests. I’ll show how I use the Seth Apter vintage beeswax on that video. Hopefully this weekend! Thank you for your kind comments.
Thank you!
You are very welcome!
I buy lunch meat at grocery outlet and use the plastic piece for inking its the perfect thickness, one side is slick and measures 6 3/4 X 4 1/4
Fantastic idea Christina, thank you for sharing it! Plus, good lunch meat is always a win.
THANK YOU!!!!!
You are very welcome 😊
Great tip on the scoreboard, I hashed that problem.
It was a game changer for me. So frustrating when the darn thing jumped!
Your little fast and all over the place for me, BUT I love your style and attention to detail. Soooo I’m a new subscriber!! Can’t wait to try these out!!
Welcome. I do speak quickly and share ideas and tips as they occur in the project being made. Maybe muting the sound and learning via the captions would better suit you.
@@CoriDahmen Lol nonsense!! Keeping up with you is half the fun!! The more I’ve been watching the more I enjoy!! 😍
@@candaceestrada5744 🤣
Cori, I have learned so much from you and truly appreciate your imagination and creativity. I have a question about the cool paper clip loop that you used…how do you do that? Just like making a jewelry loop with round nose pliers? Many thanks, again!
Yes, that’s it. I watched an old video by Tracie Fox from Love Junk Journals and she showed how it’s done.
Even if I often don't understand a word, I am very happy to watch you. I'm always excited and it's fun to imitate. One question, did you bind this book yourself? Kind regards, Tammi
Is there something I can do to help you understand? And yes, the binding is in another video, that shows how I created the doily cover. These pages are very simply sewn in with a machine.
@@CoriDahmen Thank you very much dear Cori, I had already discovered it yesterday 😉 Unfortunately, I couldn't switch on the German translation for some videos. But if I look closely I can see everything. Your videos are really great. Thank you very - please stay healthy!
@@tamklecksart well, your English is perfect. I know I talk fast... will it help if I try to speak more slowly? I’d love to learn your language. Attending German Christmas markets is a top-tier bucket list goal of mine 💕
@@CoriDahmen No, please leave everything as it is! My english = google translator 😂😂😂
Cori, can you please share where you get the invisible/clear velcro dots? Thanks - Heidi
Hello Heidi! Sure, I get them at Walmart, and they’re located (two different sizes) with all their other Velcro friends. They are about half the width of regular sticky back Velcro, so perfect fir our longing-to-be-flat(ish) hobby.
@@CoriDahmen Thanks for letting me know Cori. Have a happy day - Heidi
Love it. Can you tell me exactly the name of the digital you used in this project Thank you
I’m sorry, I don’t know the name! I believe it’s the grungy wallpaper from Tracie Fox at Love Junk Journals. I just pulled it out of my file that contains digitalis and I’d already cut off the end/name pieces.
I looked for that pattern you are using in the video and I couldn’t find that one. Hmmmm
Either I’m missing it or maybe it’s not on her Etsy listing any more. Thank you
@@mypinkcraftyheart1551 darn. I’ll ask Tracie and see what she says. I wish I knew, but I just don’t.
Love your videos. Could you say how to pronounce your last name? I mention you so often in my videos and I always end up saying your last name a couple of different ways. I make sure to link you in the comments but I would love to pronounce that last name correctly! Ty
awww, thank you! I'll go have a look at your channel too, thank you for letting me know about it. My last name is "Dahmen", pronounced like the tile game "dominoes", just without the "oes".
@@CoriDahmen thank you!
Would you show the container I can’t find your product on the beeswax , not sure what the first name of it is ?
I'm sorry, I did not keep the container. If you google or search for Seth Apter Vintage Beeswax embossing powder you should find an image, and hopefully some resources if you're interested in getting it.
You just mentioned a swap group. How does one find a group?
Hi Kay! I met my group of three other, truly fabulous JJ friends on a swap organized through the Arty Maze FB group. Though they don't generally host swaps, it occasionally comes up. Sophie's Notes is a FB group that does host swaps and I met my friend Lisa by being paired in that group. I know there are other swap groups as well, but I've had excellent luck meeting incredible people through those two groups. I'd consider starting there!
I bought a bunch of her digits and can’t get them to download and she can’t figure it out
I'm sorry to hear that! Maybe you need to do what I have to do. I buy and download. Then close the system, open up my downloaded files THEN I can print them. I can't get them to print if try directly from the original download.
How do you spell Jib.... and what is Heidi's youtube channel name
Two of my favorites 😊 Jibid Neary and Heidi Mcgregor. Both are fabulous artists!