You're the best! You explain everything so clearly and logically, anticipating questions before they even arise. And I really appreciate showing the fail. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your ideas and expertise.
Always impressed about your ideas and tricks to get those great ideas and results... The more I watch it the more I think that I have to buy a laminate machine 🤣😂🧡😉 love the pouches with the dingles dangles
Thank you very much for all the tips, especially using baking paper for smaller pieces. I had a very expensive laminator and tried using a smaller sheet of material and it did exactly as you said. It wrapped around inside and this particular machine had no way to take it apart. Total disaster, machine totally ruined and lots of money gone to waste. I appreciate these tips and tricks very much. Love the pretty little pouches with napkins and snaps.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, it has helped me understand my laminator a lot more now. Especially using fabric and napkins. Great tips and ideas at what we can make with the laminators. Thank you so much! xx
You can get “carrier pouches” which are silicone lined cardstock , open on three sides that you place your piece being laminated in before sending it through the laminator. It protects the rollers and prevents your piece from getting too hot and wrinkling.
Thank you so much for sharing this part 2 and what worked/didn’t work! You have so many Lovely ideas Dragana heart ❤️ ❤ I hope you have had a lovely and relaxing Easter holiday 🐣🐥
I so love your channel. You do an excellent job or explaining things and are always so creative. I am a little saddened, though, by the laminating, as the plastic that laminators use, like all plastic, lasts basically forever. Is there such a thing as laminating pouches made out of recycled plastic? Just a thought...Anyway, thank you for all your stunning and original work.
You’re very welcome! I understand your point of view when it comes to plastic and I try to recycle as much as I possibly can, not just plastic but other things as well. Laminating art and dry plants is a way to preserve them, as you pointed out plastic last forever. I agree that pouches can be made many different ways, and using recycled plastic is a much better way. This was just an example of what can be done with laminator. In essence, the problem we have with waste is not because of the plastic itself, but because of the human factor and our irresponsible use of it in every day life. When I go to the supermarket and see that everything is in some sort of plastic, even things that don’t need to be, I get very sad, too. ❤️
You can "laminate" small items between 2 pieces of wide clear packing tape. Burnish it well & cut out. I have also machine-stitched around items that were laminated to make sure that they stay put. It also adds texture. Kind regards.
@@Saacibo I just watched this video 'Want to Make (Virtually) Free Stuff for your Journals?' on Tracie Fox Creative channel and that added to things I learned from your channel. Cannot believe i still haven't found time to research which laminator and pouch brands on amazon to use to get me started...i just must :)
Hey Dragana, thank you for sharing such a useful video. I have always been a bit scared about laminating - because of wrinkles and gumming up the machine. Your tips were so helpful. I was wondering that maybe because the easter eggs were made of card stock , it made it too thick. When I have used- card, not paper, the temperature does not get hot enough and so they dont stick - may be try it when the machine is hotter. I tried to make several collage place mats recently and found that with thicker card or two layers of thinner card - then the plastic did not stick properly. It worked well for the thinner pieces though.
You’re very welcome! Glad you found the information helpful. It is possible that the eggs were too thick, I should probably try with washi tape on just paper to see if it works. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with this with me. I appreciate it ❤️😊
Thank you for sharing these techniques! Question: Have you ever tried to laminate with plastic notebook document pockets (the thin kind you can slip a paper into to store in notebooks without punching holes in the paper)? I've been looking for a definitive "yes, here's how", or "no, it will ruin your life" video, but so far, nothing!😉 If it's possible, it might be a less expensive laminating sheet alternative...
@@sth.777 you’re very welcome! I actually tried with the plastic document pockets, I had high expectations but was very disappointed. It didn’t work for me. Plastic separated as soon as it cool down. 🤔
@@Saacibo Good to know! I might give it a go if I spray the image with glue or liquid starch, and then put the plastic in baking paper to put through the machine...
If my laminating curls, I send it back through from the opposite end. Also I wonder if you ran the egg shapes through again to let them absorb more heat? They are quite thick.
Sometimes I put it through one more time and it resolves but if it’s too bad unfortunately not much you can do. I tried ironing over fabric and it didn’t work for me.
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You're the best! You explain everything so clearly and logically, anticipating questions before they even arise. And I really appreciate showing the fail. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your ideas and expertise.
You’re very welcome! Glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching 😊❤️
Always impressed about your ideas and tricks to get those great ideas and results... The more I watch it the more I think that I have to buy a laminate machine 🤣😂🧡😉 love the pouches with the dingles dangles
Thank you so much Steffi! Glad you enjoyed this one, too. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much for all the tips, especially using baking paper for smaller pieces. I had a very expensive laminator and tried using a smaller sheet of material and it did exactly as you said. It wrapped around inside and this particular machine had no way to take it apart. Total disaster, machine totally ruined and lots of money gone to waste. I appreciate these tips and tricks very much. Love the pretty little pouches with napkins and snaps.
I’m really glad you found the information useful. Thank you so much watching and commenting. I appreciate it ❤️😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial, it has helped me understand my laminator a lot more now. Especially using fabric and napkins. Great tips and ideas at what we can make with the laminators. Thank you so much! xx
You’re very welcome! Glad it was helpful. Thank you so much for watching 😊❤️
You can get “carrier pouches” which are silicone lined cardstock , open on three sides that you place your piece being laminated in before sending it through the laminator. It protects the rollers and prevents your piece from getting too hot and wrinkling.
Thank you so much for that useful information! I appreciate it 😊❤️
DIY VELLUM! If you use two top napkin layers with scrap paper in between with a matt laminating sheet it creates 2 sheets of vellum style paper xxx
Great tip! Thank you so much for sharing this information. I will try 😊
@@Saacibo it really works.
I think Positively Papercraft has a video on it x
Thank you so much for sharing all these techniques. These projects are fabulous!
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching 😊❤️
Thank you very much for sharing this with us, I love the way you explain, you make it so easy to understand. Much appreciated.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching 😊❤️
Thank you for this follow up❤I have already watched 3 times, and saved it! 😂😊
You're the best! Thank you so much 😊❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this part 2 and what worked/didn’t work!
You have so many Lovely ideas Dragana heart ❤️ ❤
I hope you have had a lovely and relaxing Easter holiday 🐣🐥
You are so welcome! Thank you so much! I had a lovely Easter indeed. Hope yours was nice, too 😊❤️
Gosh! I love watching your videos! Thank you!!!
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Wow ❤super tolle Idee 😊Danke dafür❤
You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching 😊❤️
Funny it didn’t work on washi. Love to watch your videos, so inspireing. 😍😍😍
I’m really glad! Thank you so much for watching 😊❤️
Hello, thank you so much for sharing this with us, it is great information. What a great idea too. I love everything that you do. Take care, xx❤❤😊😊
You are so welcome! Thank you very much for watching 😊❤️
I so love your channel. You do an excellent job or explaining things and are always so creative. I am a little saddened, though, by the laminating, as the plastic that laminators use, like all plastic, lasts basically forever. Is there such a thing as laminating pouches made out of recycled plastic? Just a thought...Anyway, thank you for all your stunning and original work.
You’re very welcome! I understand your point of view when it comes to plastic and I try to recycle as much as I possibly can, not just plastic but other things as well. Laminating art and dry plants is a way to preserve them, as you pointed out plastic last forever. I agree that pouches can be made many different ways, and using recycled plastic is a much better way. This was just an example of what can be done with laminator. In essence, the problem we have with waste is not because of the plastic itself, but because of the human factor and our irresponsible use of it in every day life. When I go to the supermarket and see that everything is in some sort of plastic, even things that don’t need to be, I get very sad, too. ❤️
@@Saacibo Thank you so much for your gracious reply. I'm glad we're on the same page.
Nice, love all the ideas, and the white lace you used on the purple pouch is absolutely gorgeous!! 💜😊💜
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you liked that 😊❤️
Thank you for another video off Great explaniert ideas for laminating.
Happy second Easter dat!
Greetings Maia
You are so welcome! Thank you so much for watching and for your nice comment 😊❤️
You can "laminate" small items between 2 pieces of wide clear packing tape. Burnish it well & cut out. I have also machine-stitched around items that were laminated to make sure that they stay put. It also adds texture. Kind regards.
Great idea! Thank you so much for sharing this information. I will try 😊
Thank you. I love your videos!
You’re very welcome! Glad you like them! Thanks for watching 😊❤️
so informative, so helpful, thanks so so much
You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 😊❤️
@@Saacibo I just watched this video 'Want to Make (Virtually) Free Stuff for your Journals?' on Tracie Fox Creative channel and that added to things I learned from your channel. Cannot believe i still haven't found time to research which laminator and pouch brands on amazon to use to get me started...i just must :)
💜 Thank you for sharing💜
You are so welcome! 😊❤️
Thank you for sharing this.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching 😊❤️
Amazing!!!!❤❤❤❤😅
Thank you so much 😊❤️
Hey Dragana, thank you for sharing such a useful video. I have always been a bit scared about laminating - because of wrinkles and gumming up the machine. Your tips were so helpful. I was wondering that maybe because the easter eggs were made of card stock , it made it too thick. When I have used- card, not paper, the temperature does not get hot enough and so they dont stick - may be try it when the machine is hotter. I tried to make several collage place mats recently and found that with thicker card or two layers of thinner card - then the plastic did not stick properly. It worked well for the thinner pieces though.
You’re very welcome! Glad you found the information helpful. It is possible that the eggs were too thick, I should probably try with washi tape on just paper to see if it works. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with this with me. I appreciate it ❤️😊
Lots of awesome tips - thank you!!!
You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful 😊❤️
Thank you for sharing these techniques! Question: Have you ever tried to laminate with plastic notebook document pockets (the thin kind you can slip a paper into to store in notebooks without punching holes in the paper)? I've been looking for a definitive "yes, here's how", or "no, it will ruin your life" video, but so far, nothing!😉 If it's possible, it might be a less expensive laminating sheet alternative...
@@sth.777 you’re very welcome! I actually tried with the plastic document pockets, I had high expectations but was very disappointed. It didn’t work for me. Plastic separated as soon as it cool down. 🤔
@@Saacibo Good to know! I might give it a go if I spray the image with glue or liquid starch, and then put the plastic in baking paper to put through the machine...
Hi , it’s true, fresh leaves are not good. I did this, at the beginning was good, but after some days the leaves become blacks.
If my laminating curls, I send it back through from the opposite end.
Also I wonder if you ran the egg shapes through again to let them absorb more heat? They are quite thick.
Great tip. I’ll definitely try it. I tried with the eggs several times and it just didn’t work. Perhaps they were too thick. 😊
Hi - do you cut the leaves down to the edge of the leaf?
Hello! I cut close to the edge, approximately 2-3 millimeters from the edge of the leaf. 😊
When there are wrinkles how we can resolve? We let them? Or if I try to iron putting some fabric?
Sometimes I put it through one more time and it resolves but if it’s too bad unfortunately not much you can do. I tried ironing over fabric and it didn’t work for me.
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The laminator applies heat from both sides, the easter eggs are too thick for the heat to properly penetrate so it doesn't melt the glue properly
It could be! Thank you for the info 😊
Why the baking paper ??
It’s a bit oily and prevents the napkin and starch to glue onto the ironing board and iron 😊
maybe you try de eggs with e other foil.
I’ll keep trying. Thanks for watching 😊
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Thank you Karen 😊❤️
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