Thank you so much for all the tips you share with all of us!! You are an absolute joy to follow. You always put a smile on my face. GOD bless you my dear❤️👍
Thank you, I really love your videos....I don't think people ( who view your videos) realise how, if they left a comment, would help your UA-cam algorithm ....little price to pay for such an informative video!
Wow I was so surprised today I have found more of your videos from months ago. I have made layered flowers using this same technique but I sprits a little water on the back just to make them a little more app-liable, love the idea of the foam tape I. The back of the flowers ❤
A midst of water does sometimes help when adding dimension to certain makes of cardstock, others mould more easily. The dampening loosens the fibres in the paper allowing them to move more easily.😊
I have just seen your video. I learned to do 3D decoupage years ago and that has always stood me in good stead for giving dimension to flowers and other things that go on cards. Good video. x
Wonderful!! I’m sure here in the US there are many companies that sell dry embossing tools, but Heartfelt Creations specializes in shaping their stamped images. They sell a complete kit that has different interchangeable stylus tool sizes plus a foam mat all included in a convenient storage box. Thank you so much for your talents!!
Just love learning new techniques from your videos. I am trying and loving products I didn't know existed. You are so entertaining and really love the cards you create.
Thank you so much Christine, I really really enjoyed watching you show us all, how you get dimension on your die cuts. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
HI Chrissie, from Melbourne again!. I only discovered your video's a couple of weeks ago and they are great . Thank you so much for the tips. Love all your designs and fabulous to see some tips I had not thought of. Cheers Mary
Thanks so much for your lovely comments, I hope you have subscribed to my channel and given the videos a thumbs up, I've been told that they become more visible to other crafters, the more likes they get! 🥰
Yes! This is one of my go-to techniques for adding dimension and drama to flat shapes and images. Thanks for taking the time to post this video...much appreciated!
Lovely Chris, so enjoy your videos. I also love your card design style. Am still waiting for my C and P dies I ordered weeks ago- am thinking they will be here soon as I am not on the continent. Can't believe I lived in Germany for 30 years and found so few places, and now they seem to have such lovely companies to order from. I love the European style. Have a great weekend.
I love the European style too, I hope your dies come soon... I think they've probably been quite busy with all the orders from the CAS card making group.
Hi Christine, just found you on UA-cam - and I love the tips, and I LOVE your wonderful refined English voice! It‘s such a treat to hear this sitting here in Germany and it reminds me just how much I have been missing traveling during the last miserable two years :) Thank you for the inspiration, kind regards, Nicola
I was hoping you would show the background on the card ... what you used and how you did it... is there another video where you show that? As ever, thanks for sharing!
I just listened to Amy rave about this method so I came for a look lol….can you do this principle if you stack two or three together to make them thicker ?
I enjoy your videos and almost always learn something. I wish you would include a project list or say what you are using though. I have spent lots of time searching for items that are not available in the US or have been discontinued. For instance, what are the dies you used on the completed card? They look a bit like snowdrops but I can't find them. Thank you.
The flowers are by Alexandra Renke. I make cards not to promote specific items or brands, but cards which please both me and the recipients. There are often similar items to those used still available and unlike when I was designing for a magazine, I'm not limited to using products which are readily available. When I blog my cards or add them to the Clean and Simple Card Making Facebook group, I try to always mention the sources of the products if I can.
Beautiful cards, they’re so classy and elegant. Can’t wait to try some of your techniques. Side note- where did you get the floral die on the card in the thumbnail?
![АЛАУДИНОВ у Скабеевой: эти их ВСУ нас НЕ ДОГОНЯТ 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/an0anqU4WGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you so much for all the tips you share with all of us!! You are an absolute joy to follow. You always put a smile on my face. GOD bless you my dear❤️👍
That's so kind thank you.
Thank you for your inspirational videos. Can I add that a thick, firm, felt pad also works for dry embossing.
Thank you… excellent idea!
Thank you, I really love your videos....I don't think people ( who view your videos) realise how, if they left a comment, would help your UA-cam algorithm ....little price to pay for such an informative video!
I’m always delighted by each comment I receive and I appreciate yours, thank you! ❤️
I just love watching your videos because I learn something new every time. Thanks for sharing.
I'm so glad! Thank you! 😊😊😊
Makes such a huge difference, IMHO...thanks for sharing Christine
I think so too! Many thanks 😘
Wow I was so surprised today I have found more of your videos from months ago. I have made layered flowers using this same technique but I sprits a little water on the back just to make them a little more app-liable, love the idea of the foam tape I. The back of the flowers ❤
A midst of water does sometimes help when adding dimension to certain makes of cardstock, others mould more easily. The dampening loosens the fibres in the paper allowing them to move more easily.😊
I have just seen your video. I learned to do 3D decoupage years ago and that has always stood me in good stead for giving dimension to flowers and other things that go on cards. Good video. x
Many thanks ❤️
CAS cards are very difficult to make sometimes, but you always nail it! I love your style of Cardmaking. CAS = CLEAN AND SOPHISTICATED.
Thanks so much
Wonderful!! I’m sure here in the US there are many companies that sell dry embossing tools, but Heartfelt Creations specializes in shaping their stamped images. They sell a complete kit that has different interchangeable stylus tool sizes plus a foam mat all included in a convenient storage box. Thank you so much for your talents!!
Thanks, it's my pleasure! 😊
Like the way you used the embossing tool and the foam tape!
Thanks so much 🤍🤍🤍
Just love learning new techniques from your videos. I am trying and loving products I didn't know existed. You are so entertaining and really love the cards you create.
That is so kind Susan, thanks so much 💛💛💛
I love how you show us this simple tip to take our cards up a notch! thank you so much!
Love watching your videos! I love your work and learn so much! Thank you!
Thanks for your lovely comment, I hope there will be many more for you to enjoy! ♥️
I'm learning some neat tips from your videos! Thank you! 🙂
That makes me happy, thank you!
Thank you so much Christine, I really really enjoyed watching you show us all, how you get dimension on your die cuts. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
You're really getting through these videos aren't you! Thanks so much ❤️❤️❤️
This is such a simple but dynamic way to highlight due cuts! Thanks SO MUCH for this terrific tutorial!!
Thanks
HI Chrissie, from Melbourne again!. I only discovered your video's a couple of weeks ago and they are great . Thank you so much for the tips. Love all your designs and fabulous to see some tips I had not thought of. Cheers Mary
That's lovely too hear, thank you!
Your technique takes something simple to be something stellar and classy! Just beautiful! Many thanks 😊
Thank you
Wow, that is a great effect! How creative!
Many thanks
Wow, what an amazing difference. Thanks for sharing. Watching from Oklahoma, USA.
Thanks so much for your lovely comments, I hope you have subscribed to my channel and given the videos a thumbs up, I've been told that they become more visible to other crafters, the more likes they get! 🥰
Just lovely. Thank you.
Thank you!
Great tips thanks Christine x
You are so welcome!
I will try this. Thank you for sharing. 🌼
This is a great technique. Thank you so much. Just found your channel and going to go check it all out.
Thanks so much, I hope you enjoy what you see! ♥️
I just found you,love the way you talk,i can understand you.GREAT TIPS
Many thanks, I hope you'll enjoy more of my videos!
Very useful tip! It certainly will help with dimension when I use those die cuts! Thanks!
I love the cards you make , they are so elegant
Yes! This is one of my go-to techniques for adding dimension and drama to flat shapes and images. Thanks for taking the time to post this video...much appreciated!
Fabulous ( again). Loving these tutorials 👏👏
Thank you for sharing!
Very clever idea, many thanks 👏👏
Lovely Chris, so enjoy your videos. I also love your card design style. Am still waiting for my C and P dies I ordered weeks ago- am thinking they will be here soon as I am not on the continent. Can't believe I lived in Germany for 30 years and found so few places, and now they seem to have such lovely companies to order from. I love the European style. Have a great weekend.
I love the European style too, I hope your dies come soon... I think they've probably been quite busy with all the orders from the CAS card making group.
Hi Christine, just found you on UA-cam - and I love the tips, and I LOVE your wonderful refined English voice! It‘s such a treat to hear this sitting here in Germany and it reminds me just how much I have been missing traveling during the last miserable two years :)
Thank you for the inspiration, kind regards, Nicola
Thank you Nicola, I'm pleased you like the videos... And my voice! 😀
Great tips as always
Thank you ❤️
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you....
Love your idea....going to try it right now !!!!!!!
Have fun!
Christine, I stumbled onto this video. Stayed, watched and have become your newest subscriber. Great video. Thanks so much. 😊
Thank you so much, I hope you will find some of my other videos interesting too! Thanks for subscribing!
Keep these ideas coming! Love it.
Christine , I discovered the problem with my earphones ! Grrrr I can now watch your tutorial 🌸
That's good news!
My initials used to be CAS before I got married!!!!
😊😊😊
Lovely. Ty
🤍🤍🤍
Great video. I will definitely give this a try.
Very many thanks 🥰
I was hoping you would show the background on the card ... what you used and how you did it... is there another video where you show that? As ever, thanks for sharing!
That process is in several of my videos, it's simpler embossing paste spread through a stencil with a little Glamour Dust added! (Ultra fine glitter)
Great video
Thanks
Super helpful, I will have to give this a go! Thank you!
I heard Alexander Ranka for the first die in this video, but think I heard incorrectly. Would you clarify? Thank you, love your tutorials.
The flower dies are by Alexandra Renke! Thank you!
I just listened to Amy rave about this method so I came for a look lol….can you do this principle if you stack two or three together to make them thicker ?
I often stack dies, you'll see that in lots of my videos, but moulding things like flowers and leaves with an embossing tool makes a real difference!
I enjoy your videos and almost always learn something. I wish you would include a project list or say what you are using though. I have spent lots of time searching for items that are not available in the US or have been discontinued. For instance, what are the dies you used on the completed card? They look a bit like snowdrops but I can't find them. Thank you.
The flowers are by Alexandra Renke. I make cards not to promote specific items or brands, but cards which please both me and the recipients. There are often similar items to those used still available and unlike when I was designing for a magazine, I'm not limited to using products which are readily available. When I blog my cards or add them to the Clean and Simple Card Making Facebook group, I try to always mention the sources of the products if I can.
Lovely lesson. I’m curious where you bought your enormous roll of foam tape. I live in Canada and really enjoy your videos. 😊🌸
I'm not sure if the brand I use, Stix2 Anything, is available in Canada but they make great products, I use lots of them.
Great thoughts! Thanks!
Beautiful cards, they’re so classy and elegant. Can’t wait to try some of your techniques.
Side note- where did you get the floral die on the card in the thumbnail?
The die is by Alexandra Renke! Thanks so much
@@Chrissieannie thank you so much, I just checked and I think it’s currently unavailable (Illarius).
Thank you. I will have a go at it!
thanks again
Hi we’re did you get the big roll of tape
www.stix2.co.uk/product/5mm-x-1-6mm-x-46m-white-foam-rolls-special-offer/