FIVE MORE Ways to Use Ink Pads In Clean and Simple Card-Making! [2024/156]
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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More wonderful layering Natalie! I love how you do that, I must give it a try. Beautiful cards again. TFS and have a lovely weekend! 👍💖
Thank you so much!
Beautiful cards with your gorgeous backgrounds, thank you so much! xxx💖💖💖
Thank you so much!
Wonderful ideas and techniques shown Natalie, with skewt cards made. Thanks for posting and inspiring! 🎉🥰💜💜
You are so welcome!
What does skewt mean please?
I had to look it up! It means 'so cute'. :)
@@nbcascards FGS….. I hate all these silly made up words…. lol 🙄 xxx
This video is so helpful! Thank you for all the stamping technique ideas. I love it when you take your backgrounds and make cards with them.
Thanks so much! 😊
you never disappoint. I am getting to use so much more of my supplies thanks to you. xx
That's great! Glad you're enjoying the videos. x
More great ideas! Thanks for sharing so much crafty knowledge. Love the cards u made, too. -Sarah
Thanks, Sarah! My pleasure. x
Another awesome Video, Natalie!! So many ideas!! Which I can truly use!! I am always needing more ideas!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video with all the background that you made, The card turned out awesome.
Hopefully we will see more cards with the background ideas.
Thanks so much!
Hi. Wow wow wow! I love these cards. You are extremely creative. Well done! ❤❤❤
Thank you! x
I so enjoy watching your cards come to life. I will be trying these techniques ❤
Wonderful!
3:39 WOW! That’s beautiful!
Thank you! x
Love how you used that background stamp to blend 3 different colours!❤ I've also never seen a stencil used like that 'letterpress' idea.The card you made is really pretty. TSM.x
Thanks so much! 😊
So many ideas, tips and techniques! Thanks, Natalie.
Glad it was helpful!
I am loving this series 😊
Thank you! :)
Beautiful cards!!! Great color combo! I especially love the damask background stamp and the lower-case script happy birthday sentiment (not sure if it was a die cut or stamp, but it's lovely). Thank you for another wonderful video! 🩷
Thanks, JH!
Lovely ideas Natalie. I really need to pick one and try it so that I don't get them all muddled in my head !! 😂❤
Go for it!
You and your card crafting ideas are amazing! Such beautiful cards!
Thank you so much!
Thank you , lovely cards.
Many thanks!
You are so good at using your backgrounds, I have piles of them that just sit there. Great cards, thanks Natalie!
You are so welcome!
Brilliant ideas, Natalie, and the final shown card is fabulous, love the subtlety of it. Especially love the card you turned into a birthday present, sweet and eye-catching. I have learned so much about water soluble inks, I think they are my favourite type of ink for the results they achieve with water. Have you thought about a video using alcohol (rubbing of course😂)? x
Thank you! Watch this space ...
Lovely cards. Good tips. Thanks
Thanks!
Amazing helpful video. Terrific, colorful cards! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
I love your card. It is so nice. 😊
Thank you so much!
That was very interesting to watch with amazing results.
Thank you so much! x
Great ideas again - thank you 🙌
Glad you like them!
Thanks for sharing. Love this.
You are so welcome!
Cool tip on the faux better press. I've not seen that before
Thank you! x
Well, I think you are absolutely brilliant and I love to watch your videos! You are so creative and help me look at objects differently as I go throughout my day. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas!!!
I'm so glad. Thank you! X
Love your videos! Thank you for taking the time to share!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching. x
Thank you souch for these videos. I was thinking if getting some new inks, but now I think I'll get some re-inkers for my oxides and make use of them. 😁
Thank you! x
Thank you. 👏😊💕
You’re welcome 😊
Awesome ideas!
Thank You so much
You are so welcome!
So enjoying this series! I never knew you could ink a die and get such great results. Thank you for the continuing inspiration…you jump start my day!
Thanks so much! x
Lots of great tips Natalie, thank you. You must make lots of cards - what do you do with them all?
Thank you! :) I use some, gift some and donate the rest to charity.
Great ideas!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you, I am going to save it for future reference. Cheers
Glad it was helpful!
I really enjoyed this tutorial. Thank you.
As usual the cards turned out beautiful 😊x
Thanks so much! 😊
I bought a whiteboard eraser from my local cheap shop. Works great as a stamp presser thingy too
Great idea!!
Lots of great ideas Natalie, thank you. Love the cards too, especially the butterfly.
Thanks, Sharon! x
Such creative ideas! There’s nothing quite as beautiful as letterpress, so I especially appreciate the techniques for getting that look. Now I have a plan tor my day off today….🙂 Thank you, Natalie!
You are so welcome!
Great techniques again and the cards turned out beautifully Natalie. Thanks and have a lovely day xx
Thanks, Mandy! You too. x
I had no idea that distress oxides stay wet long enough to emboss over them with clear embossing powder- that’s going to give me a whole new string to my crafting bow! Thank you Natalie!
You're very welcome. x
Brilliant tutorial. Ty so much. I need to get some distress inks now. I only have the cheapies from China and they don’t mix with water. 😂
Thank you! x
You are so clever. Love the ideas. Can you please explain 'Letterpress' I keep hearing about it and see people like you did doing it, but I don't have any definition in my head for it. Cool effect with the butterfly using it. It just has seemed that most of the time when I hear about it, it is faux letterpress. Thanks.
Thanks so much! This should explain it for you: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterpress_printing x
I am loving this series. I have learnt many techniques from you. I love the stencils and rubber stamps you use for creating beautiful backgrounds. Where can I find such stencils and rubber stamps online? I am from Pakistan so I have to order my supplies from online craft supply stores which deliver to my country.
Thanks! My stamps and stencils are from so many differet sources I couldn't possibly list them all and I don't know where many of them are from as they are second-hand. Your best bet is to find an online craft supplier and see what they have. Amazon is a good start.
Hallo. I love your beautful cards because they are so elegant although they are simple. ❤
The striped background stamp is great because it has different stripes. Which brand is it?
Best wishes from Munich
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Thank you! I think it's an old Stampin' Up stamp. x
Thank you very much! 🤗
Found it for a good price at ebay 🎉 I love stripes. My husband always laughs when I have something new with stripes
Good video. Thanks. Whatis the thing you use to press on the platform, please?
Thank you so much! :) It's this: amzn.eu/d/06msxwFy
how did you stick down the rubber stamp please.
I think this one is self-sticking, but you can just use stick glue.
@@nbcascards thank you