Joan!! I Absolutely love your ideas, designs & techniques. I have confidence, that everytime I Try your technique- it tuns out EXACTLY as you have shown- Today I saw this cardboard technique- headed right for the amazon box I just received- & VOILA! I successfully separated the corrugated cardboard- just as directed! You are a GEM!! I have collected rocks- a Slew (packages) of napkins, use a mini iron & NEVER TIRE of your videos & new things I learn..Please do oyster/ scallop shells- with decoupage & gold gilding..I have been trying my hand at these & also decoupaging 6x4 in cards- with calendars for the New Year.. I find your work and ideas so inspiring. My interest in art began in college in 80s & now in my 60s- still loving the new twists. TY Joan
These projects are beautiful. Thank you SO much for this hack on getting the outer paper pulled away from the inside of the corrugated cardboard. I am 73 years old and have always tried using the peeled cardboard. THANK YOU!
Thank you for watching and I’m glad my video helped you. I have a pretty big pile of corrugated cardboard to play with, love how chalk paint looks on the cardboard! Have fun! - Joan 🙂
I tried your tip with the cardboard as I was watching. What a time saver. I love how your DIY's came to life. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I will check out vippies. I love to decoupage with napkins but I don't want a whole pack either. They have gorgeous napkins as I see in your projects. ❤❤❤
What a great tip for separating the layers!🙂👍🏻 I've used a roughly torn piece of corrugated cardboard once when making a rustic card, with the addition of a small die cut grapevine wreath and a small die cut of birds on a branch. The uneven texture of the cardboard suited it, but I will definitely be looking for ways to use your neater version. Thanks so much for sharing your method.🤗
Thanks for showing how to expose the corrugations! I want to use them to do a "steel" background for cards for my brother. I love the carrot napkin; it's very 1950s style!
😊 thank you for the tip. I use cardboard for making art cards, and the paper i take off does a great job at reinforcing brown paper bags. The bag process is sturdy, for journal pages grunge, and making large envelopes, or journal pocket reinforcements. Loads of fun to me. Thanks again. Take care, be safe.
Thanks for the tip that really worked great. I am amazed! Love all the projects. I had forgotten about the flower holder super cute! My DT never has the planks. I tried putting magnets on the back but it didn't work without the plank.
Thanks for the great hint for the coragation. I made a.pocket.posy with a to go cup, just cut off both ends and it's ready to decorate. Toilet roll is cute because its smaller. Thanks again
@@JoanMarieDomino sadly, I can't stop collecting them. Even though I use a reusable cup there are still places that give them out freely. And paper rolls to many. But thanks to you I can give them all new life, with all the napkins I have horded. Oh, and large rocks are not safe from me and my napkins. What a great addiction to have. Thank you
I lay them flat. Sometimes they dry completely flat and sometimes they are bowed, always very usable. I guess it depends on the cardboard. You can buy corrugated cardboard if you don’t want to upcycle. - Joan
Most times it will curl please keep in mind this is an up-cycle tutorial for paper crafters who use this in many applications. You can buy corrugated cardboard on Amazon, it comes in roll. Thanks for tuning in! 🙂 - Joan
Boxes from Amazon, haha really I pull card board boxes before they are hauled off to the recycle center. Then I peel off the top piece to get to the corrugated part. 😄 - Joan
Thank you for sharing this cardboard technique!
Someone in my Facebook group sent me over great use of wetting the cardboard first
Joan!! I Absolutely love your ideas, designs & techniques. I have confidence, that everytime I Try your technique- it tuns out EXACTLY as you have shown- Today I saw this cardboard technique- headed right for the amazon box I just received- & VOILA! I successfully separated the corrugated cardboard- just as directed! You are a GEM!! I have collected rocks- a Slew (packages) of napkins, use a mini iron & NEVER TIRE of your videos & new things I learn..Please do oyster/ scallop shells- with decoupage & gold gilding..I have been trying my hand at these & also decoupaging 6x4 in cards- with calendars for the New Year.. I find your work and ideas so inspiring. My interest in art began in college in 80s & now in my 60s- still loving the new twists. TY Joan
Thank you so much, what a wonderful comment! Art is a life long adventure finding new twists and mix them up with the old stuff, lol - ❤️ Joan
Beautiful mothers day gifts
These projects are beautiful. Thank you SO much for this hack on getting the outer paper pulled away from the inside of the corrugated cardboard. I am 73 years old and have always tried using the peeled cardboard. THANK YOU!
Thank you for watching and I’m glad my video helped you. I have a pretty big pile of corrugated cardboard to play with, love how chalk paint looks on the cardboard! Have fun! - Joan 🙂
Amazing way to separated the cardboard! Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for sharing the great tip about separating cardboard 😍😍😍
Thank you. Love this technique.
The heart turned out so beautifully
Wow c'est vraiment magnifique jaime bcp felicitation madame joan Marie et merci de partager votre talent 🤗💞🐰🐇💞
❤❤❤ Beautiful
I tried your tip with the cardboard as I was watching. What a time saver. I love how your DIY's came to life. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I will check out vippies. I love to decoupage with napkins but I don't want a whole pack either. They have gorgeous napkins as I see in your projects. ❤❤❤
Very nice comment, thank you so much! ❤️
I really love the posh pocket one
I love the pocket posy and you made such a cute arrangement to put inside!
Thank you so much! - Joan 🙂
No way it was that easy. 😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Thank you
Thanks a lot Miss Joan, what a time saving hack❤
Thank you for sharing this technique. I am new to your channel and love your videos.
Thanks for sharing these ideas with cardboard Joan Marie, they turned out great 😊
What a great tip for separating the layers!🙂👍🏻
I've used a roughly torn piece of corrugated cardboard once when making a rustic card, with the addition of a small die cut grapevine wreath and a small die cut of birds on a branch.
The uneven texture of the cardboard suited it, but I will definitely be looking for ways to use your neater version.
Thanks so much for sharing your method.🤗
Hi Jay! Yes me too. There was desire to have clean corrugated cardboard, this us how I do it. Thanks for watching! - Joan 🙂
great video...
Thanks for this tip! I try separating the cardboard and get so frustrated I just toss it,😄
New to your channel. Loved these projects and the video. Thank you for sharing your talent !!
WoW!!! Thank You!!!
Theses are awesome!! Thank you
Great video…. Thx so much for sharing!
Great projects - very clever using cardboard! Can you decoupage the back to hide the cardboard or will the extra moisture 'warp' the cardboard?
Wish you had a book of many of your Blessed an wonderful crafts. I'd buy one 😊
Everything is on my Facebook page, scroll thru. Thank you, your very kind! 😊 Joan
Thanks for showing how to expose the corrugations! I want to use them to do a "steel" background for cards for my brother. I love the carrot napkin; it's very 1950s style!
I wasn’t sure if ‘corrugations’ was the correct term, lol Your brother will love your handmade cards! Thanks for tuning in! 🙂
1st time here! Happy I found ur channel! Love ur projects & tips! Totally love the cardboard. Am I detecting a Jersey accent? Sounds adorable!
😂😅🤣 maybe!
It toom me hours to get that in the past even though I did work with water. But never did it this way and will try it out for sure. Thanks ❤
Me too! Thanks for watching! - Joan
Thank you! I'd never considered using corrugated cardboard before!
Much appreciated ❤
Newbie here. Very nice. Thank you
😊 thank you for the tip. I use cardboard for making art cards, and the paper i take off does a great job at reinforcing brown paper bags. The bag process is sturdy, for journal pages grunge, and making large envelopes, or journal pocket reinforcements. Loads of fun to me. Thanks again. Take care, be safe.
🎉Love these early spring ideas
Thanks for the cardboard tip. All projects came out great. The heart is my favorite 😊
So so pretty
Your videos are so inspiring and easy to follow. I just love watching you create!!
LOVE these! I will definitely use this technique 😊
Those were really cute ❤
Best hack ever!!! I toiled long hours with that corrugated cardboard before. Thank you so much!❤
Let me know how it goes! - Joan
Thank you for sharing the great tip with the cardboard. Love the projects you shared, you are super talented 😊❤
Thanks for the tip that really worked great. I am amazed! Love all the projects. I had forgotten about the flower holder super cute! My DT never has the planks. I tried putting magnets on the back but it didn't work without the plank.
Beautiful projects.
Love the cardboard hacks! Also received my first order from Vippies, they have beautiful napkins! Thanks for sharing
Hi! Thank you so much! ❤️- Joan
Thank you so much for this video and the corrugation hack . Loved all three. Can't wait to try this.
Blessings 🤗🌹
Thanks for tuning in! 🙂- Joan
Very cute...
Such great ideas! There all so cute!❤😊
Thank you Becky! 🙂 Joan
Thanks for the great hint for the coragation. I made a.pocket.posy with a to go cup, just cut off both ends and it's ready to decorate. Toilet roll is cute because its smaller. Thanks again
I like the to-go cups! I did one last thanksgiving, very sturdy! Thanks for tuning in! 🤗 Joan
@@JoanMarieDomino I believe I may have learned that from you also.
I did a cardboard roll first. Then I went to the hair salon and they gave me coffee in the perfect paper cup to smoosh, lol
@@JoanMarieDomino sadly, I can't stop collecting them. Even though I use a reusable cup there are still places that give them out freely. And paper rolls to many. But thanks to you I can give them all new life, with all the napkins I have horded. Oh, and large rocks are not safe from me and my napkins. What a great addiction to have. Thank you
Thank You so very much for this awesome tip!! I do have a question: How did you dry them so they don't warp? Love the bunny welcome sign by the way!🤗
I lay them flat. Sometimes they dry completely flat and sometimes they are bowed, always very usable. I guess it depends on the cardboard. You can buy corrugated cardboard if you don’t want to upcycle. - Joan
You are such a wonderful artist. Thank you for sharing ❤
Love this video it's so interesting who k n e w you could work with like t h i s thank you for sharing
Supposed to say cardboard
Once you get the top layer off the cardboard, how do you dry it so it doesn't curl?
Most times it will curl please keep in mind this is an up-cycle tutorial for paper crafters who use this in many applications. You can buy corrugated cardboard on Amazon, it comes in roll. Thanks for tuning in! 🙂 - Joan
How did you get deckled edges all the way around?
I sanded
Its "saran" wrap up north. You are a yank. Like me😊
😄yup!
Where do i find the corrugated cardboard?
Boxes from Amazon, haha really I pull card board boxes before they are hauled off to the recycle center. Then I peel off the top piece to get to the corrugated part. 😄 - Joan