Your English is VERY good! Please do not apologize. Thank you for your clear and easy to understand directions! I love the card! I hope to see more from you inn the future!
Thank you, that was very simply explained,very easy to follow and will now make my first light up card. I wish that I could speak a foreign language as well as you speak English. I am 76yrs and now have the confidence to make my first light up card.
Wow, you make it look so easy. After watching your video, I really want to try this. Thank you for taking the time to film and post this. Also, your English is great. Absolutely no need to apologize. Thank you again.
Vielen Dank, liebe Vanessa, für die günstigen Alternativen und die tolle Erklärung. Das teure LED-Set hat mich bisher immer abgeschreckt, aber nun werde ich so ein Projekt sicher bald mal angehen. Beide Karten sind übrigens richtig toll ❤️ LG Annett
Thank you for taking the time to make this video, Vanessa. I always found LED's intimidating, but you explained it beautifully and I'm going to give it a try! Ps. Your English is fabulous :)
Hi Vanessa, I just found your fantastic video, it answered all my questions and your English is great! I understood every word. I knew there must be a cheaper way of making LED cards but didn't know where to start and now I do! I had looked on AliExpress for supplies but wasn't sure what to buy. Now, based on what I've learnt from you I'm going shopping! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, Crafters are a generous group. X
Hi Vanessa thank you for this great tutorial on using LEDs on cards, it is definitely an inspiration for many of us who like making cards, you have explained the way to do in very well, I for one will now be adding these lights to many of mine , looking forward to seeing more of your creations
I just found your video and I think you did a fabulous job! You don't have anything to apologize about. Your English was completely understandable. The tutorial was wonderful! Now to find the right LED lights!
Thanks for the amazing video. I had wondered about aluminum foil. I bought a 3-pack of the Chibi and it cost $10 USD. Way too much money. Based on your recommendations, I found some SMD LED lights on Amazon - a 100 pack of multi color for less than $10. And they work using your techniques. The LOADS OF FUN card is fabulous. I want to make that card, so I ordered the stamps. Your English is so good, I could understand everything you said. Thanks for taking the time to share with us. I'll be using the lights on birthday and Christmas cards this year. Probably the star over the Nativity scene. It will be special. Have a good day. Kay
Thank you for explaining things so well, I'm looking forward to making my greeting cards light up. Please don't worry or apologies for your English, you speak English a lot better than some English people I know.
Your English is excellent. Loved the video. But your supply list/links are not in english. I figured it out though. Nice job and most informative vid on led cards yet.
thank you, so much! You safe me so much money$. I really like all three ideas. I will go with the foil paper. by the way the card came out really cute.
Chris Lee hello (: my LEDs had a tiny little nodge on one edge. This side I think was minus (negative) but it doesn't matter as long as you keep the leds on the same string of copper/silver. But you can test it before glueing the leds by only pressing down to the silver/copper. If nothing happens just turn the batterie side.. hope it helps. Hope to find time to look after the leds to tell you better
Fyi. The color LED Light 0603 are the incorrect size to use don't buy them. . They are way to small.. buy either 3528 type or 5050 size to make cards. . The warn lights that, she recommends are a good size to buy, she might be using type size :5050 or 3528. not sure. I made the mistake bought the wrong size :( I'm just trying to save you time and money. otherwise I love that she shared her ideas. 😍 I still hoping to make one once I get my refund.
Sue M , correction, yes , you are right , if you are about about yellows lights on video they are a good size to use on cards. Im talking about COLOR LED lights , red , yellow, blue on the description box is incorrect . its should be 5050. just llike the yellow ones she is using on video. Im was trying to help out the mistake. that all. sorry for any confusing.
Thanks so much for your information about which LED to get. I also had trouble with the super glue. I found dry "snail" adhesive works perfectly pressing hard like she says for about 30-40 seconds, then, if necessary, scotch tape snug over the LED. I'm giving these to children, so they will take a lot of punishment.
Sorry, I don't know :D I was just searching for SMD LEDs. Often the differences are between the light itself. if its a colder (blue) or a warmer light (relish, orangish)
Hello Veronica, I usually don't glue the battery, but I build a frame around it using foam tape. In case u want to glue the battery, i would suggest dry glue, as dots, or gliders or regular tape. And you just put it were there isn't copper tape. I wouldn't risk to have bad connection between coper tape and battery. I hope I could help. In all my LED card videos you can see how I create my circuit and how I "glue" the battery.
Your English is VERY good! Please do not apologize. Thank you for your clear and easy to understand directions! I love the card! I hope to see more from you inn the future!
Thank you, that was very simply explained,very easy to follow and will now make my first light up card. I wish that I could speak a foreign language as well as you speak English. I am 76yrs and now have the confidence to make my first light up card.
Wow, you make it look so easy. After watching your video, I really want to try this. Thank you for taking the time to film and post this. Also, your English is great. Absolutely no need to apologize. Thank you again.
whingedog11 thank you so much =*
Vielen Dank, liebe Vanessa, für die günstigen Alternativen und die tolle Erklärung.
Das teure LED-Set hat mich bisher immer abgeschreckt, aber nun werde ich so ein Projekt sicher bald mal angehen. Beide Karten sind übrigens richtig toll ❤️
LG Annett
Thank you for taking the time to make this video, Vanessa. I always found LED's intimidating, but you explained it beautifully and I'm going to give it a try! Ps. Your English is fabulous :)
Hi Vanessa, I just found your fantastic video, it answered all my questions and your English is great! I understood every word. I knew there must be a cheaper way of making LED cards but didn't know where to start and now I do! I had looked on AliExpress for supplies but wasn't sure what to buy. Now, based on what I've learnt from you I'm going shopping! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, Crafters are a generous group. X
Hi Vanessa thank you for this great tutorial on using LEDs on cards, it is definitely an inspiration for many of us who like making cards, you have explained the way to do in very well, I for one will now be adding these lights to many of mine , looking forward to seeing more of your creations
Thank you so much for this video, I have a better understanding of how it works. Also your English is beautiful, never apologise 🌻🙏💕
Your video was wonderful and very informative. Your English was great. No trouble at all understanding you.
I just found your video and I think you did a fabulous job! You don't have anything to apologize about. Your English was completely understandable. The tutorial was wonderful! Now to find the right LED lights!
Well done for making the video in a foreign language! I know that just making a video can be hard, to do it in English too is amazing. Thank you.
createinspain thank you ❤️
Thanks for the amazing video. I had wondered about aluminum foil. I bought a 3-pack of the Chibi and it cost $10 USD. Way too much money. Based on your recommendations, I found some SMD LED lights on Amazon - a 100 pack of multi color for less than $10. And they work using your techniques. The LOADS OF FUN card is fabulous. I want to make that card, so I ordered the stamps. Your English is so good, I could understand everything you said. Thanks for taking the time to share with us. I'll be using the lights on birthday and Christmas cards this year. Probably the star over the Nativity scene. It will be special. Have a good day. Kay
Kay Castillo oh.. ❤️ thank you so much for your kindness 😘
Do you have the number of SMD LED light?
Can you please share me a link to order MD LED on Amazon? I cant find them?
I just tried to do this and I made a lot of mistakes. Thank you so much for the English version! It will be easier now the next time.
Love it! You did a VERY good job! Makes me think I can try this!!!
Great video and your English is very clear. Thank you for taking the time to do this video. 😉
Thanks for posting this video. The Chibitronics set is too expensive, so this is perfect.
Thank you for explaining things so well, I'm looking forward to making my greeting cards light up. Please don't worry or apologies for your English, you speak English a lot better than some English people I know.
Brilliant, thanks! Your English is perfect! 😍
great tutorial and your English is excellent!
You make this seem so easy. Your instructions wete perfect. Thanks.
Thank you so much for the tutorial! And your English was very good and clear! Danke!
Thanks for the video!! Will definitely try them out! Your english is great!
Great tutorial and ideas for lighting up a card. Well done!
Your English is excellent. Loved the video. But your supply list/links are not in english. I figured it out though. Nice job and most informative vid on led cards yet.
You're English is perfect and this a great tutorial
OMG...they are so cute...😍
Thank you!
Bty, your English is perfect!
love this! your directions were easy to follow. where can I get your tiny little led lights? is there a brand name I can search for?
thank you, so much! You safe me so much money$. I really like all three ideas. I will go with the foil paper. by the way the card came out really cute.
Really good.. please let me know that from where can I get those small LEDs??
This video was very helpful. Thanks for sharing what you know.
Your video was fabulous and I just subscribed :o)
You did good..thanks
Thank you. Great job. Love it
fantastic video thank you so much .so helpful xxx
You English is great Thanks a lot you video make sense.
mille mercis mille bravos formidable🥰
thank you for ths video!
of to buy those leds !
Thank you
HI- How can you tell which side of the LED is positive and which side is negative? They are so small I cant see anything on there. Thanks
Chris Lee hello (: my LEDs had a tiny little nodge on one edge. This side I think was minus (negative) but it doesn't matter as long as you keep the leds on the same string of copper/silver. But you can test it before glueing the leds by only pressing down to the silver/copper. If nothing happens just turn the batterie side.. hope it helps. Hope to find time to look after the leds to tell you better
Thank you :)
Fyi. The color LED Light 0603 are the incorrect size to use don't buy them. . They are way to small.. buy either 3528 type or 5050 size to make cards. . The warn lights that, she recommends are a good size to buy, she might be using type size :5050 or 3528. not sure. I made the mistake bought the wrong size :(
I'm just trying to save you time and money. otherwise I love that she shared her ideas. 😍 I still hoping to make one once I get my refund.
L Mendoza , bought the 0603 before seeing this. Can they still be used on cards with the same method shown?
Sue M , correction, yes , you are right , if you are about about yellows lights on video they are a good size to use on cards. Im talking about COLOR LED lights , red , yellow, blue on the description box is incorrect . its should be 5050. just llike the yellow ones she is using on video. Im was trying to help out the mistake. that all. sorry for any confusing.
Thanks so much for your information about which LED to get. I also had trouble with the super glue. I found dry "snail" adhesive works perfectly pressing hard like she says for about 30-40 seconds, then, if necessary, scotch tape snug over the LED. I'm giving these to children, so they will take a lot of punishment.
I did also, way too small
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Wowww😍😍😍😍😍😍
What kind of led is this? How will i get it
Great video....👍🏻 i want to try it, but can't find The led light.... Can some one put a link? Please ❤️
amzn.to/2tUr9uB these should be the right
Thanks!
Vanessa Amann Can you please share with me where did you get the MD LED light?
here: amzn.to/29ov5qK
but everything is linked on my blog and here on YT ;)
Thank you for answering me.
Are they the same between Sourcingmap a14060500ux0551andSMD LED 5050 warm-weiß 3-Chip Highpower?
Sorry, I don't know :D I was just searching for SMD LEDs. Often the differences are between the light itself. if its a colder (blue) or a warmer light (relish, orangish)
How about an English speaking site for MD LEDs, please?
How to glue the battery? Thanks.
Hello Veronica, I usually don't glue the battery, but I build a frame around it using foam tape. In case u want to glue the battery, i would suggest dry glue, as dots, or gliders or regular tape. And you just put it were there isn't copper tape. I wouldn't risk to have bad connection between coper tape and battery. I hope I could help. In all my LED card videos you can see how I create my circuit and how I "glue" the battery.
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