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Thanks so much Ana!

Thanks Molly! It's fun to make different kinds of albums. I liked this more than I expected to.

hahahahaha! Thank you Cindi! I am pleased with the final result.

Hey Rozie!!! I hope you got my late birthday card.

Oops! Guess it will still work as an engagement card. Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much!

hahaha! I thought that Bee looked regal in gold. :) Thanks Debra!

hahahahaha! I LOVE your feedback BecAnn! I am cracking up. :)

Maybe the Wheat and Blueberry looks better in person. You know - it NEVER occurred to me that Wild Wheat would be a green. I will definitely try it with your suggestions. I can definitely see it, now that that you mentioned it. After I shut the video off last night, I went right to my stash of sanitizers and put 3 bottles on my table before I forgot again! :)

Thanks Gail!

Hi Debbie! I got it from Amazon, and I love it. Very easy to assemble, it spins, and holds a lot of cards (up to 5" x 7"). I keep my slimline cards in the top spots. Here's a link: amzn.to/3LvCqZ7

@@ToniStamps Thank you

Thanks Molly!!!

Thanks for watching Trudy!

Thanks Shawn! Definitely let me know how it goes with the markers and stencils. Sue made the earrings. She's so crafty! :)

Thanks BecAnn! I always try to give good, true info. :)

Hi Patricia! I use either Bearly Art Glue or Art Glitter Glue, for liquid glues. I like them both. If you're wondering what I used to attach the napkins to a cardstock base - I used Adhesive Sheets (double-sided sticky paper). Sizzix used to make them, but now I get them from Stampin' Up. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Shawn! I'm so glad you'll be able to use it!

Thanks Ana! I appreciate your feedback!

Hi Dawn! Thanks for watching!

That is a great idea! I will keep that in mind for the next time I have a boo-boo...because it's bound to happen! :)

Thank you so much Sharie! I appreciate your wonderful feedback.

@@ToniStamps u r welcome

You are so welcome Rebecca! Glad you like them.

Thank you!

I definitely had a great time creating these! Most turned out even better than I expected. Bonus! :)

Thank you Debra! I'm so glad you enjoyed them!

Thanks for such kind words Wanda! I truly appreciate the compliments. I think a long envelope would be the perfect holder for a money give card. I'm glad I used the orange on that square card too! You're right, it does pop!

@@ToniStamps Your very welcome

Thank you for subscribing Wanda! There are a few different ways to stick your napkins to the paper, so if freezer paper works for you - keep on using it! If it ain't broke, don't fix it right? The shiny stuff was clear embossing powder, and unfortunately hair dryers a) don't get hot enough to melt the powder, and b) don't concentrate the heat, so it just ends up blowing the powder off and all around. Don't rush to acquire all the tools and gadgets. Pace yourself. :) I'm glad you like the cards too!

@@ToniStamps thank you so very much. I just love making the cards, and all the beautiful ideas to implement.

I agree - there are so many ways to create beautiful things. Enjoying ourselves while creating is a worthwhile thing!

Thank you Debra! Always glad to hear it!

Thanks Marlene! I think #2 was my favorite card too! It turned out better than I expected. :)

Yes! Perfect idea for the backs! Thanks Cheryl.

I love making those too - book boxes, right? Thanks Gloria!

Thank you so much for the amazing feedback! We could definitely spend hours crafting and crafting and crafting. :)

Thanks Barbara! I hope you like the waterfall one too. It's an easy enough project - hardest part is always picking out the right pictures.

Another great idea! Thanks for sharing! I have received a few napkin cards where they embossed that napkin layer, and you're right - it hides wrinkles, but it's also so PRETTY with that added texture! Thanks again!

Thank you Ana! I'm glad you love them too!

I do put the pin in and leave it, and it never dried up on me. I also use Art Glitter Glue and use a pin in that one too...note that they are two different size pins. I didn't know that at first. The Bearly Art glue pin is skinnier than the other. But yeah - I generally leave my glue bottles open and on their sides when I'm actively working on a project...so maybe an hour at a time? Put the pin in when I'm done and it's all good. Maybe your pin is somehow too small and air is getting in there. Do you have the fine-tip on the glue bottle? That makes a difference too.

Thanks so much Chris! I hope you enjoy what I've got to share! I'd love to hear what your top 3 interests are for paper crafting projects.

You answered my question on the tutorial

hahaha! I DO iron them as you found out...the wrinkles drive me nuts.

Well now you're just making me blush Chris! I truly appreciate your kind words, and I am SO glad that you found these helpful!

Thanks Shawn! I really liked that tri-fold too, mostly because of that piece of DSP. You have to explain that to me more...using regular markers with the watercolor pencils. I have never heard of that before!

Hi Rita! I'm glad you found the washi tape helpful. I am still doing classes, but not on a regular schedule. This Napkin card class was from last year, and I don't have any more of the materials left to make any more kits. I JUST had online class this week - Wednesday and Thursday, featuring a new flower set. I always stream to both RUclips and Facebook, so if Facebook is giving you a hard time - poo poo on that. Just come on over here to RUclips. :)

Thank you for the suggestion! I think I do have some of these on a wand or handle of some kind. I'll give it a try!

Thank you Linda!!

Thanks Bec! I love that card design too - glad I saw it on Karen's site!

I don't think so Lisa, because when you iron the Saran Wrap on your layer to start off with, it's melting that to create a "glue" layer. If you then tried embossing that, you'd be re-heating it and I'm afraid it would melt again, or even scorch that layer. It wouldn't hurt to practice with a napkin that isn't one of your favorites, but I wouldn't expect good results. :(

@@ToniStamps What method could i use to adhere the napkin to the paper that would allow me to use embossing powder? I really love the bright look you got with the clear embossing powder!

I've been using Adhesive Sheets. I got them from Stampin' Up, but Sizzix sells them (or used to anyway). The more I think on it though - that is also adhesive, and heating it up might melt it - but it doesn't. I've never had problems embossing the napkins with adhesive sheets. Maybe it won't melt the saran wrap again? I'm thinking definitely try it with the saran wrap, if you've already got a sheet done that way.

I'm glad you got some good tidbits out of it! Thank you!

Thank you! Gald you like the cards!