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I love washi tape! I like to butt several different patterns, colors and metallics together on card stock and then use word dies, heart dies, frames etc.

I'm only half way through your video but had to stop to tell you how much I love your room and storage. 😊

I’ve seen your videos before, but just subscribed. I’ve unsubscribed from UA-camrs for lying about products, just because they’re being sponsored, honesty goes a long way. T4s

Enjoyed watching this Cindy-Lynn. Love to learn new techniques. TYFS ❤

Thanks for the great tutorial. I am contemplating on purchasing a brother cut and scan. I have always owned cricuts but now thinking this is amazing

But what stops your card from coming undone later when the Washi tape gives way. It is always safer to glue as well

Excellent! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

Your boyfriend sent you presents again???? Lol❤

Love your vibe :) I find the cost - hunting for ingredients and stuff/doing are as, if not more costly than the official products. I like that there's possibility of creating new colours at home though :)

I like leaving more of a border around my stencil so I can use that space to tape it down to my project and not cover any of the stencil.. instead of using "slice" in design space I'm using "subtract" and you don't have those extra pieces you aren't using to delete.

I loved this video. I am a newbie so always looking for new ideas.

I’m sorry I’m a little confused I love the dupes but I’m struggling to figure out what is it that you are using a a dupe I’m sure I’m missing the instructions 😮

I prefer everything in matte... Im not a glossy Lady 😂 TFS, im very excited to try some with the Oxide re-inker, I have plenty of them.❤

Can you use a press plate in the gemini jr machine?

Very good demonstration and explanation of the operation of the machine, one of the best that I have seen!

I wish this software was still available. I didn't see one on your channel, but by any chance have you come up with an alternative to inkscape since this video? If so, can you please point me to it? Thank you! I loved this video and have subscribed 😊

Amazing ideas. Thank you.

Is the new Make the cut for a mac 4.6 the same as what you explain in the video?

Okay…so after digesting the information…I have questions… When the cold wax is dry, does it feel waxy? Or how does it feel? Is the Cold wax anything like the Art Basics 3D matte gel? Does anyone know? Thank you for the video…I like mixed media…but ask myself why I need certain things that require me to be completely uninhibited art-wise…still battling with that.

Half way through: Good thing you don’t have cats. They would be black, white and blue calicos due to lying _on_ your work… You would need to lock them out of the room or accept that all your stuff would be cat “textured” in some manner along with “fur” ephemera… Textures for touching/dabbing (edit: not dapping) wet smeared media: Old flattish buttons from the button box. Anything scrunched. Anything knit or woven that is scrunched or stretched over a protruding shape. Old stamps you don’t like or may be willing to sacrifice. At end of Video: And you’re waiting for one of the viewers to type in an answer and get it correct…this is what it is like for teachers (I can only really speak for high-school teachers.). The kids have all the answers in front of them in the resources, or in the notes they were supposed to be taking during the demo, and either no one will say anything or they will stare blankly and then a few will start to pour over the resources when you tell them…”It (the answer) is at the top of the second page…go look…I’ll wait…” I could hear the crickets and I could see your pain…LOL

So what did you get….?

Too funny…

Kinda long…sorry…. Hi: Thank you for the foil paper pack prize from 3 live-streams ago. Missed the wax one. Husband didn’t go to music lesson so we watched something. I missed this one due to being stuck in hospital waiting for angiogram which says my arteries are fine, no clogs, but I now have 4 new medications. Neighbour says I should buy a lottery ticket. Any way… So about making molds so you don’t have to buy them: 1. Michaels was selling Silicone Mold Maker Beads for UV Resin craft. I bought one box and then grabed two more when they went on clearance. (I’m guessing it wasn’t a big seller for them as it was only in the stores for a short while.) You only need a little of that stuff to make small molds and the stuff is endlessly reusable. Can be heated/softened in hot water or with a heat gun in a silicone receptical. Haven’t had a chance to use the stuff yet. 2. There is such a thing as friendly plastic. A long time ago it was one of the two things that I would use my electric frypan for…heating water to soften the friendly plastic and making the sugar-glue for gingerbread houses. Have not seen friendly plastic strips in the stores in decades (Some wildly coloured and extraordinarily expensive ones are being made and sold on Etsy.), but Amazon does sell friendly plastic pellets. I am unsure of how these work compared to the silicone I mentioned in #1, or how the thing you are molding needs to be treated to release properly. Some research needs to be done there. And I am sure that the friendly plastic pellets can be reused. Some of the more “nerdly” (or desperately frugal) may be able to figure a way to reclaim/recycle some plastic bags and pop bottles. 3. There are videos on UA-cam which show clear silicone sealer/caulking being used in a bucket of warm water with soap in it and some other additive (can’t remember what exactly) and no I have not tried that one yet. Appeared to be rather messy and I was a little dubious about it. About the stuff to put _in_ the molds: When all us teachers had to suddenly teach on line using Teams, Home Ec Teachers were demoing recipes in front of an I-pad/computer so students could do home labs; I made a make shift white board from clear MacTac and white foam board for the grade 6’s to whom I suddenly had to teach geometry (I was trained for high-school, Home Economics). The Fine Arts teachers used something called “cold porcelain” made from Elmers glue, cornstarch and a few other items including lemon juice as a preservative. There are a variety of recipes on line and demoed in UA-cam Videos that have varying degrees of usefulness. The Fine Arts teachers were using the “cold porcelaine” as a clay substitute. Apparently some cold cream in the mix will prevent it from cracking when dry. Apparently cold cream gets rid of cracks _and_ wrinkles… ;) The plaster of paris was cracking because it was too thin. I have used liquid Sculpy in shallow molds (expensive-ish) and used a thin item to _thoroughly_ dislodge bubbles before baking which will show up as holes on the “good” side. The resulting object will have flexibility and can then be shaped a bit. I have also used leather effect FIMO in small deeper silicone molds using a cornstarch release. I needed the texture for some faces that were being sewn into embroidered felt creations after application of black gesso and metallic wax pastes. A problem with hot glue and wax is that you cannot use a heat gun but will need to allow time for any colours added to them or near them to dry. Working time with hot glue is minimal to get the bubbles out in finer details. Voyager Soap and Candle, a store I mentioned in a post in another video of yours, has colourants for waxes, but I wonder how simple wax crayons would work in/with wax. FYI: 3-D printed materials will also not take any heat, but will melt and shrivel. Okay…so a lot of ideas… Public Service Announcement: Know the warning signs of a heart attack for your gender although they will manifest differently for everyone. If you have risk factors and/or a family history, make sure you carry some children’s aspirin (if you are not allergic to that medication) and crush 2 in your mouth and swallow. Get to emergency! (For Canadians, this will not be financially crippling.)

Melt them oldies, and add some coconut oil or shae butter

Thanks for letting our crafty community know about those companies that mainly sell non-photopolymer stamps. I learned that the hard way. I will not purchase from Temu because it is owned and operated by Chinese COMMUNIST Party. I will not buy from them, not because it is from China but because purchases support the Chinese Communist Party. I purchase other items from China just not Temu. If supporting communism doesn’t bother you…..go for it. We all have our own opinions and that is what makes the crafting so great, you do you as Tim Holtz says.

Cindy Lynn, I bought the Tim Holtz dies for the view finder. I am using the see-through Tim Holtz ephemera in the tiny pictures in the view finder disk and it works great. MaryLisa P

I use air dry paper clay

My dear, I really enjoy your videos. I get excited when they come out. But I'm having trouble hearing you. Your mic is very quiet and distant and Heather's mic blasts over the top. Go back and listen to a clip of your replay and see if you can see what I mean. You need to be louder or something like that. More balanced.

Hate I missed the live but happy to watch the replay

Where do you find the registration code? Thank you.

I just came across your videos and I love them all. Do you know what replace "Makethecut", I can not find it.

Thanks for Your Videos, I'm a new Subscriber 🥳and i Love Diys... I'm going to binge watch all day and make me some things up🙌🏽 .. Especially the diy distress sprays and alot of things your teaching.. Again Thanks 😘

uit Belgium (Brugge) Love all your cards Ik koop altijd washi tape maar nog nooit gebruikt Zo dankbaar voor jou ideeën

Hi. Great video! Do you have a link for the stackable trays with the outside Diamond pattern. They are so pretty. I looked at all your links blow and I didn’t see it. Thanks!

How can we find the recpies for cold wax etc please as cannot see playlist even thought watching 7 days late.

stunning

Cindy Lynn you are absolutely precious and absolutely PRICELESS!!!!!! I love your videos! MaryLisa

Can’t wait to look thru my supplies and see what I already have ! I do love Simon Harley’s lunar pastes but will be nice to have access to all of those colors! thanks for all your investigating!!!

Great recipes & suggestions! Thanks Inky!

Too much over explaining for me. I am a get to it gal.

It looks like a kitty paw!

Lol

Lol 😂

Love it!

Love these shorts!

I've been thinking about getting one