I love how you said "if you're looking for a nice exhale". You truly are a joy "to sit with" because of your welcoming nature and amazing creativity! Thank you so much for sharing both with us! 😊
You are doing great, detail brushes are much better than sponges. It helps in a bound book stamping to put the 2 and 3 next to each other. Also, lots of “pros” suggest intentionally staggering the two numbers like your 23 is. The biggest thing is once you write around the stamping, the focus is less on the stamping. You did an amazing job, it’s a process! I do love doing sticker surgery, customizes the look. Slice tools are so much improved from when they first came out, or maybe that their selection has broadened over time. I prefer to journal in a B6, travelers notebook size or smaller and am not a consistent daily journaler either. I love the Zig dot and also the Ohuhu dot pens. Ohuhu works better for me on TRP, they both work well on A & E paper. I also like Primrosia (not sure they have dot pens though) sorry a squirrel moment. Elizabeth, your creative and technical skills are growing by leaps and bounds! Your attitude and stepping outside of the lines, or maybe thinking outside of the box have freed up my thoughts about journaling, using A & E books, etc- I find I am using many more things in my stash and that it’s ok to jump from journal to journal since you have gone full time in your creative journey. As my good friend Johanna from @jojozahanna says “our things need to work for us, not the other way around”. You are achieving your goals, thanks for including us in your journey
I also love stamping in brown, deep green and also blue. Dry “water brushes, i.e., can add water) work well, the brushes are a bit stiffer or you can spritz the ink you just used and carefully blot. That blue on top of the browns of the hammock are exquisite! It helps on big numbers (images to carefully set the stamp down and put pressure on the middle of the stamp and you are correct, even the depth of a sticker affects the stamp. PS any tips I provide are less from my precision stamping and more from experiences of my own.😂
I really wish that she’d use more clear stickers or that the paper stickers were more kiss cut, I wind up fussy cutting the white edge off of anything that touches another sticker. I have vol one and am considering volume two. I love her style. Cassie, what about Washi stickers in the future.
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The beauty of using stamps is the texture it adds. Don’t fix the 22. It’s perfect!❤
I love how you said "if you're looking for a nice exhale". You truly are a joy "to sit with" because of your welcoming nature and amazing creativity! Thank you so much for sharing both with us! 😊
I agree!
thank you so much for commenting and the encouragement, this is what i hope for!
Another great video ❤ love the stickers
Use a q-tip in place of the paint brush to fill in the numbers.
that is a wonderful and super simple fix, thank you!
Girl, you literally had me holding my breath! 😮💨
haha!!
You are doing great, detail brushes are much better than sponges. It helps in a bound book stamping to put the 2 and 3 next to each other. Also, lots of “pros” suggest intentionally staggering the two numbers like your 23 is. The biggest thing is once you write around the stamping, the focus is less on the stamping. You did an amazing job, it’s a process! I do love doing sticker surgery, customizes the look.
Slice tools are so much improved from when they first came out, or maybe that their selection has broadened over time. I prefer to journal in a B6, travelers notebook size or smaller and am not a consistent daily journaler either. I love the Zig dot and also the Ohuhu dot pens. Ohuhu works better for me on TRP, they both work well on A & E paper. I also like Primrosia (not sure they have dot pens though) sorry a squirrel moment. Elizabeth, your creative and technical skills are growing by leaps and bounds! Your attitude and stepping outside of the lines, or maybe thinking outside of the box have freed up my thoughts about journaling, using A & E books, etc- I find I am using many more things in my stash and that it’s ok to jump from journal to journal since you have gone full time in your creative journey. As my good friend Johanna from @jojozahanna says “our things need to work for us, not the other way around”. You are achieving your goals, thanks for including us in your journey
I also love stamping in brown, deep green and also blue. Dry “water brushes, i.e., can add water) work well, the brushes are a bit stiffer or you can spritz the ink you just used and carefully blot. That blue on top of the browns of the hammock are exquisite! It helps on big numbers (images to carefully set the stamp down and put pressure on the middle of the stamp and you are correct, even the depth of a sticker affects the stamp. PS any tips I provide are less from my precision stamping and more from experiences of my own.😂
I really wish that she’d use more clear stickers or that the paper stickers were more kiss cut, I wind up fussy cutting the white edge off of anything that touches another sticker. I have vol one and am considering volume two. I love her style. Cassie, what about Washi stickers in the future.
Thanks for sharing. Your spread turned out beautiful. Unfortunately vol1 of Cassie's sticker book is out of stock. Does she ever do restocks?
Aw bummer!! I’ve seen her do ONE restock of her first stickerbook, so it’s not a regular thing for her so I’d presume not.