oh Tami, I feel your pain! Ear infection is how I lost my hearing as a child. I wear 2 hearing aids today and speak very softly for the same reason you mentioned. I truly hope you'll see an ENT since they're the experts. I hope you'll heal quickly and be in top shape for Easter. Love this little project! TFS, Joan
This is such a great video. Thanks Tami. I’m so sorry you’ve been dealing with endless illnesses. I used to get really sick two or three times every winter until I retired. I love those kiddos but they can be little germ factories. I do hope you feel much better soon. 🤗🇨🇦🤗
🍀💚 Wonderful tutorial Tami, you’re a wonderful teacher! I can relate as well to the hearing issues, for myself it’s always allergy and sinus related, and makes hearing and speaking uncomfortable! So grateful for having a good Dr. and pharmacist that are always so helpful. Again, I so appreciate your wonderful tutorials and hope you’re feeling well soon ! 🙏🏼😊🤗
Oh Tami, I'm so sorry you've been having such an awful time with your ear infection. I wish you well again very soon. I think you're amazing to be still creating through it all! The frames are fabulous and I think they'll look amazing with your St Paddy's Day décor. Love these and it's so lovely to see all the steps you took with the crackle and distressing of the frames. The 3D hearts are fabulous as shamrocks xoxo
These are just so sweet and festive. I love the background. Just like what Tim talked about on his live. I am so happy you shared the side of the embossing folder to ink. The framesxlook beautiful and l love the doilies ❤
I'm sorry you haven't been feeling well. I hope the ENT can help you. I love these panels. I'm curious why you used Archival ink instead of Distress Ink. Does it stay on the embossing folder better?
Tami, I have a request , I had gotten the Tim Holtz Rosette Thinlits 666657 …. I can’t figure out how to put rosette together it keeps coming apart . Can you please do a tutorial, as I have check you tube and no videos on putting it together … thank you, Pat
ruclips.net/user/livedK0IpRv8cnM?si=B9CtQ7ZFRVih1CTt Hi Pat, Tim did an awesome tutorial on this during his live on Saturday. If you click on the description for the video and scroll down you’ll find the time stamp for Paper Rosette at 1:02 Click on it and it will take you right to his tutorial. It’s way better and more thorough than I would do.
oh Tami, I feel your pain! Ear infection is how I lost my hearing as a child. I wear 2 hearing aids today and speak very softly for the same reason you mentioned. I truly hope you'll see an ENT since they're the experts. I hope you'll heal quickly and be in top shape for Easter. Love this little project! TFS, Joan
These are beautiful!! Hope you feel better very soon, you VERY TALENTED CREATOR!! ❤
This is such a great video. Thanks Tami. I’m so sorry you’ve been dealing with endless illnesses. I used to get really sick two or three times every winter until I retired. I love those kiddos but they can be little germ factories. I do hope you feel much better soon. 🤗🇨🇦🤗
Beautiful frames, love how you used the faceted hearts for the shamrocks. Hope you feel better soon and make a full recovery. The Sound was perfect xx
Moose wants to craft……these are beautiful…..
🍀💚 Wonderful tutorial Tami, you’re a wonderful teacher! I can relate as well to the hearing issues, for myself it’s always allergy and sinus related, and makes hearing and speaking uncomfortable! So grateful for having a good Dr. and pharmacist that are always so helpful.
Again, I so appreciate your wonderful tutorials and hope you’re feeling well soon !
🙏🏼😊🤗
Oh Tami, I'm so sorry you've been having such an awful time with your ear infection. I wish you well again very soon. I think you're amazing to be still creating through it all! The frames are fabulous and I think they'll look amazing with your St Paddy's Day décor. Love these and it's so lovely to see all the steps you took with the crackle and distressing of the frames. The 3D hearts are fabulous as shamrocks xoxo
I love these! You’re so talented, I could watch you for hours. I hope you feel better!
I hope you are getting much more better very soon❣️ Love from West - Germany
These are just so sweet and festive. I love the background. Just like what Tim talked about on his live. I am so happy you shared the side of the embossing folder to ink. The framesxlook beautiful and l love the doilies ❤
Beautiful makes. Thanks for sharing 💕
Thanks for a great tutorial Tami, and I hope your ears get fixed up right quick!
So pretty. ☘️
Hope you feel better soon, ear stuff can be so painful. Thanks for the video!
So pretty! Thank you
Tami,
I had deafness in my right ear a couple of years ago … turned out excessive ear wax after not feeling good .
I'm sorry you haven't been feeling well. I hope the ENT can help you. I love these panels. I'm curious why you used Archival ink instead of Distress Ink. Does it stay on the embossing folder better?
I think it does. Oxide also works but I just never think to grab for it. I automatically grab my Archival.
Tami,
I have a request , I had gotten the Tim Holtz Rosette Thinlits 666657 …. I can’t figure out how to put rosette together it keeps coming apart .
Can you please do a tutorial, as I have check you tube and no videos on putting it together … thank you, Pat
ruclips.net/user/livedK0IpRv8cnM?si=B9CtQ7ZFRVih1CTt
Hi Pat,
Tim did an awesome tutorial on this during his live on Saturday.
If you click on the description for the video and scroll down you’ll find the time stamp for Paper Rosette at 1:02 Click on it and it will take you right to his tutorial. It’s way better and more thorough than I would do.
@@Playswellwithpaper Thank you so much … great help lots of info …🌹