If you don't have pigment ink, stamp with an embossing ink then sprinkle on your embossing powder. When you run your piece through the laminator the heat will melt your powder and trap it in between. Love all these ideas!
Educate me, please...that is such an interesting premise, but you really can't use an embossing buddy in that application, so how would you keep the embossing powder JUST on the stamped places where you want it? Don't mean to be a nay-sayer, but I'm thinking the static of the plastic laminating sheets would have the embossing powder all over inside the pouch.
Silly me, I commented before watching the entire video. Of course you figured out the shaker card. Like I said, queen of techniques. You are so awesome. Thank you for all of the education over the years.
Love all these different techniques! Who knew?! It never ceases to amaze me what brilliant ideas crafters come up with. I'll be using these different techniques for sure. Thank you, Jennifer
You're killing me. I said no more spending money and...and...you tag teamed me!!! Jennifer and Gina and a new laminating Technique? Give up now dorothy!!!!! I am beyond amazed. Really. I used your link to order Gina pkg. Omgoodness. So excited. As always love your vids !
I have been stamping on the inside of laminating pouches for years, but I never thought to use laminating pouches in a card. I do it for stamp storage. I stamp images on the inside of the pouch so that the stamp aligns with the image just as it does on the original registration sheet that comes with the stamp. I organize my stamps by theme rather than by manufacturer. I put white cardstock in the laminating pouch too so that I can write down info about the stamp and to make a sturdy backing. I love a good technique video.
rtd1791, that is a BRILLIANT concept!!! I too am organizing all of my stamps and dies by theme, am almost finished doing clear/cling stamps and all dies, then I have to decide what to do with my wood-mounted stamps. I have used a ton of double-sided tape rolls to affix clear stamps to the acetate that usually came with the stamp set, but this would have been SO much better!!! I have put my stamps and dies in folders as well... If I was doing it again, I might not, but I had put too much into this to change... I do use laminating pouches for rubber cling stamps--when I started out doing this, I contacted manufacturers to see if it was safe to use acetate with the cling stamps and was told it was fine, but later was told that I should not use them. Instead of buying lots of commercially-available laminated pages, I bought an inexpensive laminator and used pouches myself. I love your idea and had to stop and say how brilliant is your idea.
O - M - GOSH & BY GOLLY!!!! I've SOOOOOO been puzzling over how I was going to make index sheets for the theme-based sorting I'll be doing -- AND YOU BLESSED ME with the ANSWER!!! I thought of StaZon-stamped acetate sheets, but wasn't certain as to just how durable they would be over time, and, never having had experience w/ that product, I wasn't sure if I really wanted to brave it (It has a "reputation", you know! tee-hee) Thank you, THANK YOU, rtd1791!!!!! (By the way, any input on HOW you sort the sentiments stamps? Or do you use AIRTABLE or EVERNOTE to keep them from getting "lost"??) (PS: THX AGAIN!!!)
I never knew this was a thing! I started doing it recently and thought I was so clever and inventive 😂😂😂 even posted a video on my Instagram! ( @paintopuissant ) So fun to learn!
This is brilliant!!!! Thanks for sharing....a tip, instead of putting the scrap of card stock in the top of the pouch, you can fold a piece of standard typing paper in half horozontally, and put the end of the pouch in it, like a folder and run that through, that way you can use the typing paper over and over.
That doesn't work for me... Or yes it works but the lamination does not look that good at the area where the paper was... Maybe it's my laminator or the cheap laminating pouch?!
All I can say is WOW!!!!! I have just put the laminator away. It'll be out again very soon. I hope you are all keeping well. Best Wishes from New Zealand.
@@nmccleary3889 As far as i know we only have about 8 cases in the whole country and they are mostly in Auckland. They are all in isolation. These are stopped at the boarders. Anyone comming to New Zealand has to go into isolation for 2 weeks before going anywhere else. It seems harsh but it is working. Stay well and safe.
This is so clever! Instead of a piece of scrap cardstock, you could do a bookmark since you cut it off anyway. That way you don't waste cardstock and laminating sheet.
Oh my word, I had laminated a stamped book mark & thought, hmmm, I bet I can make a shaker card with this plastic since it’s heat resistant & hardens after it goes through the laminator. Brilliant minds!!! I hadn’t tested this out yet, so I’m so very grateful you discovered this & utilized & shared this technique! You’re fabulous Jennifer!!! You’re cards are GORGEOUS!!! As always, thanks you so much for sharing your time, talent and creativity! Stay well, blessings always!!!
Hello! Thanks for watching. I use my laminator almost every day in my house. Anyone else? For a visual supply list, head to ldli.co/e/e9py42 Gina's site is having troubles. Just keep trying - you will get through :) I forgot to mention that I keep all the extra laminating pieces that I dont use. They are great for plain windows, shaker cards, etc. Take care! :)
Mine bombed! I even used the flourish stamp like you showed, used my heat gun because it was a new ink pad. Just didn’t dry it enough, I guess. It melted big time. LOL. but I think it can be used as a background for shaker card so all is not lost. I will try the technique again and just leave it alone until I am absolutely certain it is dry. This is a great idea and I’m looking forward to getting it right the second time. Thanks, Jennifer. These are wonderful ways to use these beautiful stamps.
What a great technique! I have to say that the use of my laminating machine is very limited. Thank you for giving me some great inspiration and the step-by-step tutorial.
These are awesome. Ever since I discovered you and your videos I have become addicted to watching them! I don't always get the same results but I keep trying.
I killed my 1st laminator last month trying your shaker idea. Glad to know I wasn't the only one. love the cards and love the tip about the cardstock, which I will definitely remember to do! As usual, you are inspiring!
Brilliant you are genius. I watched your video with sequins in the pouch and used black and red sequins for Valentine's backgrounds. I just did the same with fall leaves and a few sequins for bookmarks. I used the 3m pouches but for the bookmarks, I think 5m would be a little sturdier. I can't wait to try the techniques you showed in this video. thanks so much.
WOW! You really knocked this new release out of the park Jennifer! Fabulous cards! I have so much acetate, I'm definitely trying this technique, thank you!
OMG Jennifer, I have been using this technique for several months now, because I didn't have the right acetate. I also discovered it by accident when I was making my stamp storage pouches. You can also use the laminated sheets for making shaker cards. I find that they hold up very well. I knew that it would eventually be you who figured this one out. You are the technique queen.
Both videos today have been packed full of great info, tips & tricks. Can't wait to try them all. I'm interested in how you came by the laminated pouch technique "by accident" :) Believe me, my "accidents" do not come of looking this stunning! Thanks for sharing your amazing talent.
You can use the colored scraps at the top of your laminate page to die-cut sentiments. They would be nice and shine like glossy accents without the mess. I actually chop up my laminate pouches and use a piece just big enough for my die, cut the paper just slightly larger, then put both thru the laminator in a folded piece of parchment. Then die-cut. I save every scrap of laminate. Love your cards. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Jennifer. Laminating is so fun and I have been doing similar things and lots of others too, Wonderful to see what you have come up with ! Thanks for sharing.
Great idea. My machine is collecting dust...but it won't be for long! I would have loved to see how your cards stand up on display...how sturdy are? You are amazing. Thank you for always being so generous with your time and talent.
OMG these are so beautiful! Alas....I do not have a laminator but I do have laminating sheets (self adhesive kind). I will try it with that but I know it will be tricky. I just love this look! TYFS ❤️🦋💜
You’ve made me so happy! I have tons of laminate pouches but no acetate! Now I can make beautiful cards with what I have! I learned my lesson in September! If you see a set you really want, buy it ASAP. If you wait, you’ll lose!
Hi Jennifer, I was so excited to get the new Gina K Designs kit I neglected to comment for your new tutorial! Let me say, light bulb over the head, Idea to creative adventures. I just purchased the RS laminator and had the pouch get caught and caused a jam that could not be fixed, thankfully, the laminator was returned, and replaced with no cost to me. I received it two days ago. I remember watching one of your video with regard to using parchment paper, well I have parchment paper, but I do a GREAT DEAL of baking and did not want to waste it so I have many reams of copy paper and used that; and it worked great, however, the pouch wrinkled a bit. New user, I'll get use to adding the pouch in better. Anyway, sorry for the long message, just want today that I added snowflake glitter embossing power in the pouch and the results were beautiful. So what I did was cut the pouches in one inch strips and used it as a belly band for the tree ornaments on my card. You inspire me to get more creative, in using my tools and products. Thank you. Wonderful tutorial. I hope I'm successful in getting through to Gina K website, if not, I have the Hero Arts kit that I just received two days ago too, and will use that.
So so very beautiful 😍 I would have never thought of stamping on the laminate pouches then running them through the laminator. Definitely going to try that.
So gorgeous! Instead of a scrap paper you could insert a cardstock wich is prepared to be the card inside... you could write your greeting on it and laminate it, so your card leaves the laminator almost ready to send out 😊
This video has made me look at my laminator in a whole new way.
If you don't have pigment ink, stamp with an embossing ink then sprinkle on your embossing powder. When you run your piece through the laminator the heat will melt your powder and trap it in between. Love all these ideas!
So Crystal, the embossing powder doesn't smudge with the pressure when it goes through the laminator?
I was thinking the same thing.
Educate me, please...that is such an interesting premise, but you really can't use an embossing buddy in that application, so how would you keep the embossing powder JUST on the stamped places where you want it? Don't mean to be a nay-sayer, but I'm thinking the static of the plastic laminating sheets would have the embossing powder all over inside the pouch.
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@@jennifermcguireink thank you!
A two Jennifer video day is my favorite kind of day!
This is an absolute amazing technique. I have to try this.
This video never gets old, I think I've seen it 2 dozen times or more.You are so very talented and make creating magical.🦋
Get out of town! Two videos in one day? Beyond awesome. Thanks Jen!
Thanks Jennifer ! That tip about folding the card and running thru the laminator is awesome.
Ditto!
Holly molly this is GREAT! GOD bless you! God has blessed you with a gift!
Silly me, I commented before watching the entire video. Of course you figured out the shaker card. Like I said, queen of techniques. You are so awesome. Thank you for all of the education over the years.
She DOES get our minds into "high gear"!! I, too, have "jumped ahead" before watching "the whole thing"!!!!
And once again you have come up with another BRILLIANT technique that can be used over and over in a gazillion ways! Bravo! You rock!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💗
Wow. Really great idea! Beautiful cards. You should play with the matte laminating pouches. They are really interesting and look a little frosted.
Where do you get them? I have looked online and can't find any.
I have no idea of how you think up some of your techniques but I'm sure glad you do!
Love all these different techniques! Who knew?! It never ceases to amaze me what brilliant ideas crafters come up with. I'll be using these different techniques for sure.
Thank you, Jennifer
OMG. This is a GAME CHANGER! 😳🤩 thanks for share Jennifer. Crafty hugs. X
You're killing me. I said no more spending money and...and...you tag teamed me!!! Jennifer and Gina and a new laminating Technique? Give up now dorothy!!!!! I am beyond amazed. Really. I used your link to order Gina pkg. Omgoodness. So excited. As always love your vids !
I have been stamping on the inside of laminating pouches for years, but I never thought to use laminating pouches in a card. I do it for stamp storage. I stamp images on the inside of the pouch so that the stamp aligns with the image just as it does on the original registration sheet that comes with the stamp.
I organize my stamps by theme rather than by manufacturer. I put white cardstock in the laminating pouch too so that I can write down info about the stamp and to make a sturdy backing.
I love a good technique video.
What an amazing idea too!!
rtd1791, that is a BRILLIANT concept!!! I too am organizing all of my stamps and dies by theme, am almost finished doing clear/cling stamps and all dies, then I have to decide what to do with my wood-mounted stamps. I have used a ton of double-sided tape rolls to affix clear stamps to the acetate that usually came with the stamp set, but this would have been SO much better!!! I have put my stamps and dies in folders as well... If I was doing it again, I might not, but I had put too much into this to change... I do use laminating pouches for rubber cling stamps--when I started out doing this, I contacted manufacturers to see if it was safe to use acetate with the cling stamps and was told it was fine, but later was told that I should not use them. Instead of buying lots of commercially-available laminated pages, I bought an inexpensive laminator and used pouches myself. I love your idea and had to stop and say how brilliant is your idea.
O - M - GOSH & BY GOLLY!!!! I've SOOOOOO been puzzling over how I was going to make index sheets for the theme-based sorting I'll be doing -- AND YOU BLESSED ME with the ANSWER!!! I thought of StaZon-stamped acetate sheets, but wasn't certain as to just how durable they would be over time, and, never having had experience w/ that product, I wasn't sure if I really wanted to brave it (It has a "reputation", you know! tee-hee) Thank you, THANK YOU, rtd1791!!!!! (By the way, any input on HOW you sort the sentiments stamps? Or do you use AIRTABLE or EVERNOTE to keep them from getting "lost"??) (PS: THX AGAIN!!!)
Love that idea!!!!!!!
I never knew this was a thing! I started doing it recently and thought I was so clever and inventive 😂😂😂 even posted a video on my Instagram! ( @paintopuissant ) So fun to learn!
Omg a game changer never thought of using stamps inside, i would die cut words to do it. And now this is so much easier.thank you
Oooo, But the DIE CUTS are ALSO a cool Idea!!
This is brilliant!!!! Thanks for sharing....a tip, instead of putting the scrap of card stock in the top of the pouch, you can fold a piece of standard typing paper in half horozontally, and put the end of the pouch in it, like a folder and run that through, that way you can use the typing paper over and over.
That doesn't work for me... Or yes it works but the lamination does not look that good at the area where the paper was... Maybe it's my laminator or the cheap laminating pouch?!
All I can say is WOW!!!!! I have just put the laminator away. It'll be out again very soon. I hope you are all keeping well. Best Wishes from New Zealand.
I visited nz for a month in wellington. Hope things are safe there
@@nmccleary3889 As far as i know we only have about 8 cases in the whole country and they are mostly in Auckland. They are all in isolation. These are stopped at the boarders. Anyone comming to New Zealand has to go into isolation for 2 weeks before going anywhere else. It seems harsh but it is working. Stay well and safe.
This is so clever! Instead of a piece of scrap cardstock, you could do a bookmark since you cut it off anyway. That way you don't waste cardstock and laminating sheet.
great idea! i acutally write notes on them with a wet erase marker. and then clean to reuse. should have mentioned in the video
I was thinking the cardstock could be slightly narrow, then stamp with sentiments. When cut and applied it would look like it's floating.
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This is a game changer! Your creativity never ceases to amaze!
You are one baaaad sista!! A laminator is a homeschooler’s best friend. Can’t wait to try this technique!
Oh my word, I had laminated a stamped book mark & thought, hmmm, I bet I can make a shaker card with this plastic since it’s heat resistant & hardens after it goes through the laminator. Brilliant minds!!! I hadn’t tested this out yet, so I’m so very grateful you discovered this & utilized & shared this technique! You’re fabulous Jennifer!!! You’re cards are GORGEOUS!!! As always, thanks you so much for sharing your time, talent and creativity! Stay well, blessings always!!!
I loved that Hanukkah is included in this set!! Bravo!
I have a laminator sitting in hubby's office on a shelf... and I have laminating pouches. Thank you so much for teaching me this very cool technique.
Hello! Thanks for watching.
I use my laminator almost every day in my house. Anyone else?
For a visual supply list, head to ldli.co/e/e9py42
Gina's site is having troubles. Just keep trying - you will get through :)
I forgot to mention that I keep all the extra laminating pieces that I dont use. They are great for plain windows, shaker cards, etc.
Take care! :)
Have you seen the matte laminator pockets, they’re really cool. Sometimes you don’t want that super shiny reflecting surface.
These cards are great. Love the idea of stamping inside a laminating pouch. I love new ideas on how to use my laminator.
Brilliant! These cards are stunningly different :)
You have solved a problem by showing this technique. Now to get started on my Christmas cards. Thanks again Jan
Yayyyy....no more embossing powder static 🎉🎉🎉 Fantastic video Jennifer, thank you ❤️
Wouldn't you know I was looking for a way to make a clear window over a Christmas tree card I was making. Perfect.
Your beautiful design always leaves me speechless~~I'm so in love with your work. You bring me such Joy~~~
A another fantastic technique from Jennifer! You are the tops! Thanks so much!💜💞💞💞💞
Wow Jennifer I can’t even find words to describe how stunningly beautiful these cards are.
You and Gina make a great team
Your cards are beautiful and thank you for showing me how to use the stack of laminating pouches I have left over from homeschooling.
Mine bombed! I even used the flourish stamp like you showed, used my heat gun because it was a new ink pad. Just didn’t dry it enough, I guess. It melted big time. LOL. but I think it can be used as a background for shaker card so all is not lost. I will try the technique again and just leave it alone until I am absolutely certain it is dry. This is a great idea and I’m looking forward to getting it right the second time. Thanks, Jennifer. These are wonderful ways to use these beautiful stamps.
This is an awesome technique. They call me the laminator queen 👑 at work. I can't wait to try this. Thank you Jennifer 😊
Love these ideas Jennifer, thank you for sharing. Love your videos
Love this idea - I have a box full of laminating pouches that are just sitting - what a great way to use them
Beautiful cards. Very creative ideas. Love the color schemes. Who would have thought my laminator could help in making great projects.
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Wow, you made it looks so easy that I want to try it myself. Thank you.
Amazing technique and such fab cards, thx so much for this wonderful video.
What a great technique! I have to say that the use of my laminating machine is very limited. Thank you for giving me some great inspiration and the step-by-step tutorial.
Wonderful way to dress up cards, impressive! Thank you Jennifer!
Simply Stunning! Thanks Jenefer! Hugs and blessings.
Just watched this video. This is great and cards are absolutely Beautiful. Thank you 😊❤️
Wow, how creative. Just got my new laminator and am ready to go. Thank you so much for sharing this. Much appreciated.
Have fun!
Jennifer, thank you for always inspiring me!
I thought I was the only person to laminate my recipes! It’s nice to know that I’m not alone in this! I LOVE this video and your techniques!
WOW!!! You always amaze me. Just when I think that you must running out of ideas!!! Just WOW!!!! Thank you:)
LOVE LOVE the shaker card. Making me research getting a laminator just to make that card!!
Thank you for teaching us a new technique to use our laminators!! Awesome!
Amazing and BeAuTiFuL!
I'm a newbie and goodness!
Thank you for sharing ❤.
Another super idea for a laminator. Thanks Jennifer!
These are awesome. Ever since I discovered you and your videos I have become addicted to watching them! I don't always get the same results but I keep trying.
These techniques are truly stunning. You have such a talent to teach & inspire. Thank You , from the UK 😊
Beautiful cards, what a fantastic idea. Thank you Jennifer.
Jennifer I just love this technique so much. 😍 👌 ❤️ TFS and Merry Christmas to you snd your family. Looking forward to your 2023 inspirational videos
I killed my 1st laminator last month trying your shaker idea. Glad to know I wasn't the only one. love the cards and love the tip about the cardstock, which I will definitely remember to do! As usual, you are inspiring!
Girl, girl, girl.... You definitely gave me ideas with this technique....
Your engineers background serves you so well❣
Sooo pretty😍 I really like how all the embellishments are contained. The possibilities are astounding...Thank you, Jennifer💜
Thank You for DETAILS!!! Wonderful
Brilliant you are genius. I watched your video with sequins in the pouch and used black and red sequins for Valentine's backgrounds. I just did the same with fall leaves and a few sequins for bookmarks. I used the 3m pouches but for the bookmarks, I think 5m would be a little sturdier. I can't wait to try the techniques you showed in this video. thanks so much.
This is a wonderful video. Your cards are beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Love, love, love this technique! Cannot wait to try this!
Ohh, that is great, and would be great w/ some glitter or flock sprinkled in.
Great as a 3D shaker card.
WOW! You really knocked this new release out of the park Jennifer!
Fabulous cards! I have so much acetate, I'm definitely trying this technique, thank you!
Very clever idea, Jennifer, and beautifully executed too! Thank you for sharing.
Wow you are so creative and generous thanks for all your videos!
LOVE this technique, Jennifer!!! You are soooooo creative!!! The cards are beautiful!! Thank you for sharing! HUGS
I am always amazed by your creativity and ingenuity! This is brilliant! Thank you!
Awesome technique! Your cards are beautiful! My favourite is the first but they are all so pretty!
What a clever idea, and a way to give the laminator extra use. Thank you, love this video!
OMG Jennifer, I have been using this technique for several months now, because I didn't have the right acetate. I also discovered it by accident when I was making my stamp storage pouches. You can also use the laminated sheets for making shaker cards. I find that they hold up very well. I knew that it would eventually be you who figured this one out. You are the technique queen.
I never knew this technique. Boy learn something new almost every day. Thank you!
Both videos today have been packed full of great info, tips & tricks. Can't wait to try them all. I'm interested in how you came by the laminated pouch technique "by accident" :) Believe me, my "accidents" do not come of looking this stunning!
Thanks for sharing your amazing talent.
You can use the colored scraps at the top of your laminate page to die-cut sentiments. They would be nice and shine like glossy accents without the mess. I actually chop up my laminate pouches and use a piece just big enough for my die, cut the paper just slightly larger, then put both thru the laminator in a folded piece of parchment. Then die-cut. I save every scrap of laminate. Love your cards. Thanks for sharing.
What a technique!!! I haven't thought of doing that way. You are simply amazing!!!
Hi Jennifer. Laminating is so fun and I have been doing similar things and lots of others too, Wonderful to see what you have come up with ! Thanks for sharing.
Great idea. My machine is collecting dust...but it won't be for long! I would have loved to see how your cards stand up on display...how sturdy are? You are amazing. Thank you for always being so generous with your time and talent.
very sturdy
@@jennifermcguireink Thank you so much..you used 3 mil... will have to see what I have in my stash! You're the BEST.
Cool technique! Beautiful card!
OMG these are so beautiful! Alas....I do not have a laminator but I do have laminating sheets (self adhesive kind). I will try it with that but I know it will be tricky. I just love this look! TYFS ❤️🦋💜
That laminated card is gorgeous and is genius!
What a wonderful new idea to try! These are just beautiful. Thanks for sharing this technique.
Very cool idea, the first see-through card is simply amazing!
Absolutely beautiful cards. I can't wait to try.
You’ve made me so happy! I have tons of laminate pouches but no acetate! Now I can make beautiful cards with what I have! I learned my lesson in September! If you see a set you really want, buy it ASAP. If you wait, you’ll lose!
These are beautiful Jennifer.
Gorgeous!!! Can't wait to try it! And that Plum cardstock is a delicious color...must have it
Such beautiful cards and what a wonderful technique!
Thanks for sharing...
Hi Jennifer, I was so excited to get the new Gina K Designs kit I neglected to comment for your new tutorial! Let me say, light bulb over the head, Idea to creative adventures. I just purchased the RS laminator and had the pouch get caught and caused a jam that could not be fixed, thankfully, the laminator was returned, and replaced with no cost to me. I received it two days ago. I remember watching one of your video with regard to using parchment paper, well I have parchment paper, but I do a GREAT DEAL of baking and did not want to waste it so I have many reams of copy paper and used that; and it worked great, however, the pouch wrinkled a bit. New user, I'll get use to adding the pouch in better. Anyway, sorry for the long message, just want today that I added snowflake glitter embossing power in the pouch and the results were beautiful. So what I did was cut the pouches in one inch strips and used it as a belly band for the tree ornaments on my card. You inspire me to get more creative, in using my tools and products. Thank you. Wonderful tutorial. I hope I'm successful in getting through to Gina K website, if not, I have the Hero Arts kit that I just received two days ago too, and will use that.
So so very beautiful 😍 I would have never thought of stamping on the laminate pouches then running them through the laminator. Definitely going to try that.
How beautiful. Looks like I'm getting a laminater, lol. Thanks for showing us this technique.
Beautiful Jennifer! Thanks for the ideas.
Absolutely beautiful. Such a pleasure to watch your demonstrations. You are a very talented lady.
So gorgeous!
Instead of a scrap paper you could insert a cardstock wich is prepared to be the card inside... you could write your greeting on it and laminate it, so your card leaves the laminator almost ready to send out 😊
Thank you for showing us this inspiration. I'd never thought of doing this.
OMGOODNESS! I just got my laminator and pouches. I have to try this. Beautiful! Thank you.
Omg I love this. So happy I order Gina K card kit. Thank you for sharing.