Hi Everyone, I forgot to mention in my video, and I am so grateful to Ruth Songer for bringing it to my attention, that you can use one embossing folder at a time for the one page and then add the second one on it's own, straight after. I apologize for failing to share it on the video, I think what most likely happened, it was the deleted section of that tutorial and therefore slipped my mind. So please read, Ruth Songer's comments below. Thanks Ruth. I appreciate you sharing this. And in response to Ruth, and in addition to this, there were a couple of other reasons why I focused on using two different embossing folders at the one time and showing how I make adjustments. First, as I mentioned in my video, I want to get my work done as quickly as possible, so I am always looking for shortcuts. Doing two folders at the same time, is how I manage that. Once I have worked out what needs adjusting, I keep using the same system and this means, I get lots more pages embossed quickly, that way. I have also done what Ruth kindly mentions, but even then, I still have found that I have had to make necessary adjustments with just one folder at a time because parts of the embossing is almost not existent. So as I explain in the video, it is all about trying things out for ourselves and what is best for us as individuals, playing around till you get it the way you wish. I just shared what works for me but I appreciate it may not work for others and everyone has their own approach. The last point is that even following the instructions, thanks, Lunaspirit Beth for your comment, of how to place the pressure plates and platforms, and it could just be my machine or me, I still have to either add more card-stock or less to get results, I am looking for. So I wanted to share this with you all, just in case this has ever been an issue for you too. Thank you everyone for all your contributions and kind support. It goes to show how much we need each other in the journal crafting community, because what I miss out on explaining can be picked up by others and they can kindly, and expertly fill in the gaps with their generous comments, of which I appreciate greatly. Thank you so much. Best and happy wishes to you all, With gratitude, Jarf PS: my apologies for being a bit too repetitive and long winded...lol.......please know, I am trying to work on that. Thanks so much for your patience with me. Take care.
Thank you Lucy for your encouragement. I am trying my best, lots of pre-recorded videos to edit and upload, it may take a lot of time... but I am determined.
I’ve learned some amazing tips and love the results, so creative and inspiring. Thank you for explaining your process in details. Just a tip for the double embossing folders if not the same thickness, you can cut 2 cereal boxes same size as your thin embossing folder and use them to increase thickness so as to match the other folder. You can just pilled then up and save them with your folders
Thank you so much Stephanie for your kind words and wonderful suggestions. Really appreciate your input. All of us can learn from each other. Thank you so much.
Jarf, this is genius. I will certainly be giving this a try, it will be a beautiful addition to any journal. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas with us all and for the inspiration. Big warm hugs xx
Awww, thank you so much Sabrina! What a huge compliment coming from a crafting celebrity guru, like you, of whom I have long admired. I am honoured to have you grace this tiny little pocket of my crafting space in this massive RUclips universe. Thank you so much for your beautiful support. Big warm hugs to you in return. Xx
Hello Jarvis, I was crafting along with you as soon as you mentioned embossing stc. What a cool affect I have on my papers now, I am lucky my folders are the same thickness, and as I am not THAT familiar with colours this and that...I had tremendous fun with you. And OMG my pages looks amazing ....and the time was not long I had my tea or two ....thank you so much 👌 stay safe and dry , we in the far west of NSW have had a lot of rain and raining now 😀
Hi Christa, from far west NSW, thank you so much for your lovely comments. I am so delighted you crafted along with me and I am so thrilled you enjoyed the vintage embossed wallpaper experience and created something special for yourself while making use of the inking board idea. I really value your beautiful feedback. Thank you so much.
@@medievalmirage YES have gotten addicted since this video, using 2 different embossing folders, and my how awesome they turned out I did put up a couple of pics on my Instagram where I tagged you. In saying this i wish you a lovely Festive Season and may 2022 be a prosperous year filled with good health and happiness.xxxx
@@2ndchancecreationsbychrist12 You are so beautiful Christa, I am thrilled for you that you are having such fun. Thank you so much for your kind words, for tagging me on Insta and for your sweet well wishes. I wish you much joy with your loved ones and safe holidays. Take care. xx
Could you not have just run the paper through with just one of the embossing folders on part of the paper and then a second time with the other embossing folder on the remaining side so that you don't have to make adjustments for thickness? Maybe I don't understand.
Hi Ruth, you are so absolutely right. Thank you so much for catching that. I have actually pinned my very in-depth response at the top of the comments section....where I explain things at length. In this pinned comment, I also thank you for bringing this to my attention....it had actually slipped my mind and I am so grateful to you, because it needed further clarification...so please when you get the chance, please read it. Thank you. With appreciation and best wishes to you.
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Hi Everyone, I forgot to mention in my video, and I am so grateful to Ruth Songer for bringing it to my attention, that you can use one embossing folder at a time for the one page and then add the second one on it's own, straight after. I apologize for failing to share it on the video, I think what most likely happened, it was the deleted section of that tutorial and therefore slipped my mind. So please read, Ruth Songer's comments below. Thanks Ruth. I appreciate you sharing this.
And in response to Ruth, and in addition to this, there were a couple of other reasons why I focused on using two different embossing folders at the one time and showing how I make adjustments. First, as I mentioned in my video, I want to get my work done as quickly as possible, so I am always looking for shortcuts. Doing two folders at the same time, is how I manage that. Once I have worked out what needs adjusting, I keep using the same system and this means, I get lots more pages embossed quickly, that way.
I have also done what Ruth kindly mentions, but even then, I still have found that I have had to make necessary adjustments with just one folder at a time because parts of the embossing is almost not existent. So as I explain in the video, it is all about trying things out for ourselves and what is best for us as individuals, playing around till you get it the way you wish. I just shared what works for me but I appreciate it may not work for others and everyone has their own approach.
The last point is that even following the instructions, thanks, Lunaspirit Beth for your comment, of how to place the pressure plates and platforms, and it could just be my machine or me, I still have to either add more card-stock or less to get results, I am looking for. So I wanted to share this with you all, just in case this has ever been an issue for you too.
Thank you everyone for all your contributions and kind support. It goes to show how much we need each other in the journal crafting community, because what I miss out on explaining can be picked up by others and they can kindly, and expertly fill in the gaps with their generous comments, of which I appreciate greatly. Thank you so much.
Best and happy wishes to you all,
With gratitude,
Jarf
PS: my apologies for being a bit too repetitive and long winded...lol.......please know, I am trying to work on that. Thanks so much for your patience with me. Take care.
Forgit to mention I love using my inking board as well ...great tip. 👌
Good see your back making videos.
Thank you Lucy for your encouragement. I am trying my best, lots of pre-recorded videos to edit and upload, it may take a lot of time... but I am determined.
Thanks for sharing. I'm going to try this old world look.
Thank you so much Paulette. I wish you lots of fun trying it out.
Realmente precioso.
Una idea maravillosa.
Me alegra que estés mejor.
Un abrazo
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. I really value your positive feedback. Best and happy wishes to you.
I think this is a wonderful idea,Jarvis & happy to see you! Please take care 🤗🌻❤️
Thank you so much Diana, for your kind comment and warm welcome. May you too, please stay safe and take care.
I’ve learned some amazing tips and love the results, so creative and inspiring. Thank you for explaining your process in details. Just a tip for the double embossing folders if not the same thickness, you can cut 2 cereal boxes same size as your thin embossing folder and use them to increase thickness so as to match the other folder. You can just pilled then up and save them with your folders
Thank you so much Stephanie for your kind words and wonderful suggestions. Really appreciate your input. All of us can learn from each other. Thank you so much.
Hi there!! luv luv luv what you do!! I would really like to see some of your long videos. It is just all so inspiring.
Thank you so much Marlene for your beautiful comment. I value your kind support and encouragement. It means a great deal. Best wishes to you.
Jarf, this is genius. I will certainly be giving this a try, it will be a beautiful addition to any journal. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas with us all and for the inspiration. Big warm hugs xx
Awww, thank you so much Sabrina! What a huge compliment coming from a crafting celebrity guru, like you, of whom I have long admired. I am honoured to have you grace this tiny little pocket of my crafting space in this massive RUclips universe. Thank you so much for your beautiful support. Big warm hugs to you in return. Xx
The instructions that are on the base platform informs you what you should do to use either embossing folders and different kinds of dies.
Thank you so much Lunaspirit Beth. You are right.
Hello Jarvis, I was crafting along with you as soon as you mentioned embossing stc. What a cool affect I have on my papers now, I am lucky my folders are the same thickness, and as I am not THAT familiar with colours this and that...I had tremendous fun with you. And OMG my pages looks amazing ....and the time was not long I had my tea or two ....thank you so much 👌 stay safe and dry , we in the far west of NSW have had a lot of rain and raining now 😀
Hi Christa, from far west NSW, thank you so much for your lovely comments. I am so delighted you crafted along with me and I am so thrilled you enjoyed the vintage embossed wallpaper experience and created something special for yourself while making use of the inking board idea. I really value your beautiful feedback. Thank you so much.
@@medievalmirage YES have gotten addicted since this video, using 2 different embossing folders, and my how awesome they turned out I did put up a couple of pics on my Instagram where I tagged you.
In saying this i wish you a lovely Festive Season and may 2022 be a prosperous year filled with good health and happiness.xxxx
@@2ndchancecreationsbychrist12 You are so beautiful Christa, I am thrilled for you that you are having such fun. Thank you so much for your kind words, for tagging me on Insta and for your sweet well wishes. I wish you much joy with your loved ones and safe holidays. Take care. xx
Could you not have just run the paper through with just one of the embossing folders on part of the paper and then a second time with the other embossing folder on the remaining side so that you don't have to make adjustments for thickness? Maybe I don't understand.
Hi Ruth, you are so absolutely right. Thank you so much for catching that. I have actually pinned my very in-depth response at the top of the comments section....where I explain things at length. In this pinned comment, I also thank you for bringing this to my attention....it had actually slipped my mind and I am so grateful to you, because it needed further clarification...so please when you get the chance, please read it. Thank you. With appreciation and best wishes to you.