That is the cutest design.... Love it. I am getting ready to do some masking on my Christmas cards so this was encouraging and a great refresher. Starting to feel better, finally!
I love this card! Thank you for sharing these masking tips. It's always amazing to see what the area looks like after the masking tape or post-it is removed. Your teaching is always so understandable.
I might be able to mask as well as you - when pigs fly!! lol Therese, I adore these pigs and watching them come to life in your own special way makes them even more special! =]
Hello Therese! These pigs are adorable. I've always struggled with masking multiple images. I can do a single layer but my brain has a hard time wrapping itself around which comes first with multiples. Awesome tips! Thanks.
What a cute card I am not very much for this postage style look but I do like yours because it was much more simple and it was also kind of exaggerated because it was bigger holes and a bigger scalloped edge. I just really liked that die that you had for the postage type look, very well done
I hear you, sometimes I have got it wrong, that's why I have started sketching now, especially if it's multiple layers, cause I too can get muddled lol.
Great video and tips. I will sometimes use the masking magic to get that one stamp that will not go to the edge. remove stencil, and put masking magic there. It is thinner than the stencil material and you can get the stamp closer to the cardstock.
About two sentences in, you hit upon what might be my problem with masking: I rarely ever plan any card I make 😂. I prefer Tim Holtz‘s „compartmental making“ approach and the look at my bits and pieces and see what inspires me. But thank you for the clear instructions, ideas and tips: I will be sure to give this a try!
hahaha totally love the idea of the 'compartmental making' approach, I must try it lol. Thanks so much for your lovely visit here today Nicola, I hope you have fun giving this a try!
I have a question for you. I bought some masking fluid quite a while ago. I’m one of those people when I get started with something like stencil or whatever and I see these products. I think well I must have to have that that must be needed for some thing and I just buy it, I’ve never seen anyone use masking fluid and have no idea how to use it. Have you ever used masking fluid before, you familiar with that? Thank you I love your videos and I love your personality. You’re such a darling person to watch and you have a great sense of humor and you teach really very unique and helpful videos so I really enjoy your channel.
There are not many opportunites where I need to use liquid masking in card making, but you definitely can. Especially if there is a specific element that you want to mask and there is no other way to do it (ie too intricate) then liquid is certainly an option. You can also use it to create patterns etc. I really must play with it again. Here is one video where I tried it (a long while ago), but there are a couple more, if you are on my UA-cam channel simply search Molotow ua-cam.com/video/BPBBJGV4Qkw/v-deo.htmlsi=qceei1IPVleqy8H0 Hope this helps! Hugs Tx ps thank you so much for your kind words, you have made my day!
@@lostinpaper thank you so much for your help and you are very kind and humorous and just a very great content creator. You also have just very interesting out of the box cards. I like very contemporary modern cards and I find that a lot of your cards fit into that category so the compliments are very well deserved and I’m very glad to have made your day because you do that for us so thank you, thank you also for the link I will check that out
I like 'spring' scissors, as the mechanism of the spring re-opens the scissors as you are cutting, so there is less effort (plus you don't have to get big knuckles into the scissor holes each time). I use some from Tonic that I have had for 20+ years and these aren't easy to find, but I've had my eye on the new ones from Tim Holtz as they are very similar. They sell these at Simon Says and this is an affiliate link (which means I get a small commission at no extra cost to you - or you could search for spring scissors instead) shrsl.com/4mq4g I found this link in Australia for the ones I use www.tkpaperboutique.com.au/products/tonic-studio-titanium-spring-cut-scissors Hope this helps, have a great and crafty day, Therese
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That is the cutest design.... Love it. I am getting ready to do some masking on my Christmas cards so this was encouraging and a great refresher. Starting to feel better, finally!
Wonderful news Valda, you have had a tough time, I've been thinking about you and happy to see you here x
So wonderful to watch you work, Therese. Such beautiful coloring and cute piggies. 💜🤗
I know right, these are just too cute!!
The double masking is a great tip! Cute!
Thanks so much Janet!
Very cute card! Great masking tips. TFS!
Thanks so much!
Love those little piggies!!
I agree karen, they are too cute!
Those pigs! 🥰🤩
I know right!
Very cute card. I loved the pigs!
They are so cute, I agree!
Your card is adorabne. Love he products you used. Thank you so much for sharing some great tips.
Glad you like them!
Thanks Therese! Love the magic of masking.
Me too!!
It’s like magic when the mask are removed! Cute card.
It really is!
Thank you for the adorable card and the masking technique tip.
Thanks for watching!
I love this card! Thank you for sharing these masking tips. It's always amazing to see what the area looks like after the masking tape or post-it is removed. Your teaching is always so understandable.
Thank you Jean, I also love the big reveal!!
I like the way all of the sets work together 👍🏼
Thanks so much Elizabeth!
Fab tip for the die cutting and masking. Lovely card with these whimsical images❤
Thank you so much!
well done, adorable card. I like to keep my masking super simple
I know, sometimes I've masked the 'wrong' way, since then I tend to make a quick sketch, I make less mistakes that way lol.
Beautiful card. I love those pigs!
Me too!!
Oh, so cute!
Thank you Susie!
I love the effects masking makes possible and tha t stamp set is so adorable!
I agree, it's always fun to be able to stretch our stash for a different look!
I might be able to mask as well as you - when pigs fly!! lol Therese, I adore these pigs and watching them come to life in your own special way makes them even more special! =]
Yay! Thank you my friend x
Masking gives that "oh wow" for me, just like heat embossing
Oh yes, it's just like heat embossing for the Wow effect, I agree Carolyn!
Beautiful card- love the different ways you can using masking paper. Can't wait to try some of these ideas out.
Thanks so much!
Super cute card- I love these hogs! Thanks for the masking tips!
So glad you liked it Lauryne!
Oh cute is this card - love it! Thanks for all the great tips Therese.
Thank you my friend x
So many fun ideas! Your card is so much fun!
Thanks so much!
So cute really enjoyed how you plan your cards out tyfs you techniques.
Thanks so much!
What a great card! Love the pigs! And the techniques you showed us, and will definately be trying them. Thanks.
Glad you like them, thank you Kay!
These pigs are awfully adorable! Love the card Therese. Your masking technique and design perfectly highlights the piggies 😊
Thank you so much!
So cute! I love those pigs! Good tutorial.
Thank YOU x
Love the masking technique! Such a sweet card.
Thanks so much Jeanne!
So absolutely fabulous! Thank you for all the masking tips!
Thanks so much!
All great tips! Thank you! What a cute card!!!
So glad you like it!
Wonderful masking tips and so helpful, thank you! Your card is absolutely adorable! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!
WOW!! AMAZING. LOVE THE TEACHING YOU DO!!! THANK YOU!
Yay! Thanks so much!
Adorable card! Loved all the tips.
Thanks so much Alexa!
So, so cute!
Thanks Melissa!
Great tips and that card is absolutely adorable 💕
Thank you Teresa!
I can't wait to give this a try, thank you Therese for all the tips ❤
Thank you Therese, hope you have fun!
Thanks so much for those tips!! Helped me immensely!
You are so welcome! Thank you Pam!
Wow! This is great and so full of tips!
Thank you so much!
Love the masking tips
Glad you like them! Thanks Sharon!
Great card and great tips - that stamp set is adorable. off to check out the rest of the hop!
Yay! Thank you!
Very cute ❤
Thanks Xiomara!
Hello Therese! These pigs are adorable. I've always struggled with masking multiple images. I can do a single layer but my brain has a hard time wrapping itself around which comes first with multiples. Awesome tips! Thanks.
I was the same, that's where the sketch really helps me 'see it' before I start. Hope you are having a fabulous weekend Lori!
What a cute card I am not very much for this postage style look but I do like yours because it was much more simple and it was also kind of exaggerated because it was bigger holes and a bigger scalloped edge. I just really liked that die that you had for the postage type look, very well done
I agree, this style of die, gives more of a modern 'postage' look.
masking muddles my head. I haven't done much of it yet. I prefer to use it with flowers. thanks Therese!
I hear you, sometimes I have got it wrong, that's why I have started sketching now, especially if it's multiple layers, cause I too can get muddled lol.
Gorgeous! ❤
Thanks so much Tracey Mwah!
Thank you for the masking techniques!
Yay, thank you Anna!
Great tips...and you present it so well it is very easy to understand...Thanks!!
Thank you Janice!
Great video and tips. I will sometimes use the masking magic to get that one stamp that will not go to the edge. remove stencil, and put masking magic there. It is thinner than the stencil material and you can get the stamp closer to the cardstock.
What a wonderful idea, thank you for this great tip!
Very cute 😍
Thanks Linda!
Just love how you create scenes. Awesome card and what a wonderful release from @alexsyberia
I agree, isn't it a fabulous release!!
Adorable❤
Thank you Martha!
Awesome card!
Thank you!
Excellent video. You’re so good❣️
Thank you so much!!
About two sentences in, you hit upon what might be my problem with masking: I rarely ever plan any card I make 😂. I prefer Tim Holtz‘s „compartmental making“ approach and the look at my bits and pieces and see what inspires me. But thank you for the clear instructions, ideas and tips: I will be sure to give this a try!
hahaha totally love the idea of the 'compartmental making' approach, I must try it lol. Thanks so much for your lovely visit here today Nicola, I hope you have fun giving this a try!
Thank you!
So glad you liked it!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Good tips there. Maybe I'll take another shot at masking. It's not my favourite.
Hope you have fun with it Priya!
Cute
thanks 😁
I have a question for you. I bought some masking fluid quite a while ago. I’m one of those people when I get started with something like stencil or whatever and I see these products. I think well I must have to have that that must be needed for some thing and I just buy it, I’ve never seen anyone use masking fluid and have no idea how to use it. Have you ever used masking fluid before, you familiar with that? Thank you I love your videos and I love your personality. You’re such a darling person to watch and you have a great sense of humor and you teach really very unique and helpful videos so I really enjoy your channel.
There are not many opportunites where I need to use liquid masking in card making, but you definitely can. Especially if there is a specific element that you want to mask and there is no other way to do it (ie too intricate) then liquid is certainly an option. You can also use it to create patterns etc. I really must play with it again. Here is one video where I tried it (a long while ago), but there are a couple more, if you are on my UA-cam channel simply search Molotow ua-cam.com/video/BPBBJGV4Qkw/v-deo.htmlsi=qceei1IPVleqy8H0
Hope this helps! Hugs Tx ps thank you so much for your kind words, you have made my day!
@@lostinpaper thank you so much for your help and you are very kind and humorous and just a very great content creator. You also have just very interesting out of the box cards. I like very contemporary modern cards and I find that a lot of your cards fit into that category so the compliments are very well deserved and I’m very glad to have made your day because you do that for us so thank you, thank you also for the link I will check that out
Hello, beautiful lady! 💜
🤗
What do you reccommend for someone with arthritis who struggles to fussy cut?
I like 'spring' scissors, as the mechanism of the spring re-opens the scissors as you are cutting, so there is less effort (plus you don't have to get big knuckles into the scissor holes each time). I use some from Tonic that I have had for 20+ years and these aren't easy to find, but I've had my eye on the new ones from Tim Holtz as they are very similar. They sell these at Simon Says and this is an affiliate link (which means I get a small commission at no extra cost to you - or you could search for spring scissors instead) shrsl.com/4mq4g
I found this link in Australia for the ones I use
www.tkpaperboutique.com.au/products/tonic-studio-titanium-spring-cut-scissors
Hope this helps, have a great and crafty day, Therese
@lostinpaper Thank you, Therese! I added them to my Christmas list. LOL!