Talk about perfect msle card! From tje gorgeous rusted background to the distressed stamps and foiled hearts! Oh wow I really love these techniques. You are a creative genius❤
I was so impressed with the eventual result of this stunning card. Just love what you did with the background using stencils over the inking and the hearts are very striking with the embossing and the black paint. Another artful creation Natasha.
I didn’t like this at all at first, but what a great end result! I love that your projects are so easy to try without buying expensive products. I think I’ve said that before and I’ll probably say it again!
I wasn’t sure where you were going with this card but as you were laying more and more on it with the stencils the more and more I was loving it, it’s got that steampunk look and the hearts put the finishing touch to it. So as usual you give us another great card that I absolutely love. Your truly amazing and make amazing cards.
The idea with the foil, die cuts, and embossing folders got my imagination going. I've made so many hearts, bugs, birds, etc. My husband is impressed. It looks so much like metal, but is so lightweight. I stuck aluminum foil to white card stock using Sizzix adhesive sheets and die cut it out in different shapes. Then I ran them through embossing folders. Use black or white acrylic paint to highlight. Awesome! Thanks very much for the inspiration!
Thanks for the tip with the foil & black paint. I was trying to think of something for my brother-in-laws birthday next month. I've been going around in my head about how to make a motherboard (he works at Intel) out of paper. You've started some great ideas floating around! Just hope I can catch them! 😊
I love your ideas and techniques! All of your cards are fantastically creative and I appreciate not only your creative skill but also your sharing it with all of us! thank you for all your creative inspiration and willingness to share!
I LOVE your videos and teachings. Right to the point. Not chatty. And lots of fun tips. I have some heavy duty aluminum foil on hand that I hope to try today. I love it when I don’t have to go out and buy special supplies, esp. now, during COVID 19 restrictions. Thank you, bunches and bunches!
Love these two cards they both looked looked so different from just changing how you did the sentiments. Another great turtoural Natasha, thanks once again for taking time out of your busy life to film edit and up load your videos we all appreciate it 💕
I loved watching the process of this card. I decided that I had to try the hearts out as I already have the embossing folder that you used. Hunted all over town for some alluminium foil tape but there was none to be found. I had some foil looking cardstock and tried that but it was still a bit shiny looking. Then I found some metallic school book contact at the local newsagents and that worked wonderfully! Thank you so much for sharing your hints and tricks. 😀
Absolutely LOVE this card. Am definitely going to try this AMAZing idea!!! Thank you, Natasha, for your gift of creativity and for sharing it with all of us❣
Love this foil technique! And by the way, the Darice patch-work pattern embossing folder is called “Quilt Blocks” in case anyone else wants to try to locate one.
A fun technique with an amazing result, a fantastic card for any gender. Is there no end to your talent? Thank you for sharing this talent, so appreciated.
Natasha, you don't need a tim holz glass plate. Grab yourself a tempert glass chopping board. Or one off the BBQ silicone rubber sheets. They are black and nothing sticks to them . I brought years ago glass shopping boards but hate to cut on it because of the noise it makes. So they became placemats ( i have 4) . But now I use one for this purpose. Also i.use packaging instead of buying acetate, family keeps the clear windows from toys , tools and other. I use them for shaker cards. As well to layer cards with expensive card stock, i re-use cereal, tissue, and the like boxes, they are perfect. I cover them with thin paper ( they are in catalog, card making magazines, colourt copy paper, flower papers, napkins, origami paper and so on. Saves me heaps and looks as expensive as other cardstock.
I truly DIG this card!! I love mixed media techniques in card making. And your card, as always, turned out GORGEOUS!! Always looking forward to another vid. Thanks loads for sharing the INSPIRATION!! Arlene
Great idea for masculine card. Background is so cool. I don't have any oxide ink, but I'll try with different media (as soon as my craftroom be ready). 😉
I love this card. I was looking for a card to make for my sons 10th wedding anniversary which is "Tin" so this will be perfect. Thank you so much. I love your tutorials.
Love the masculine feel of your card. I wasn’t sure about the background until you put it all together. Looks fabulous! Thanks for sharing your talent!
OMG! THIS IS FABULOUS!!!! This is one your best tutorials. Your " steampunk" version is much simpler with such a dramatic result. I hope you make more videos like this.
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This is such a masculine card. My husband would love it.
I really like the embossing on the hearts and applying the black paint. Brilliant!
Thanks Natasha, another great card to do ♥️
Fab card Natasha. Love the grunge steampunk style. You should do it more often as you clearly have the knack for it.
Wow! So different but SO good! Industrial look. Rusty metal platey ... Very clever 😃
Talk about perfect msle card! From tje gorgeous rusted background to the distressed stamps and foiled hearts! Oh wow I really love these techniques. You are a creative genius❤
Love the quilting folder.
I absolutely love this - you are so creative Natasha! Thank you 😊💖🙏
Love your card! Using the aluminum tape is genius!!!
Love the grunge look. Fantastic
When I grow up (I'm 66), I'm going ri be as creative as you.
Toni McGlasker Every Child is an artist - Picasso. Don’t grow up!
Great! I will do the same I('m 85) She's so talented!!!!
yeah, me tooooo... I'm "only" 64... haha..
Agree, I'll be 70 next week. Nothing wrong with being a kid at heart.
So interesting. I never would have thought of using these products and these techniques. Another winner
What a cool card! I absolutely love the techniques you used! I am having a ball watching your wonderful videos!
That is so cool!
Makes for a great masculine card. Love it.👍💕
Love this technique with the aluminum tape!
This one WAS a journey! Love the final product!
Absolut fantastisch. Bin großer Fan deiner Bastelarbeiten und verpasse kein Video.
Your creativity never ceases to amaze me.... 😊
Wow. Awesome, I’m binge watching again and always always blown away by your creativity Tash.
I LOOOOOVE this card! Very mixed media and I would really like to see more examples of "grungy" type cards. Love it!
Love the rusted background
I was so impressed with the eventual result of this stunning card. Just love what you did with the background using stencils over the inking and the hearts are very striking with the embossing and the black paint. Another artful creation Natasha.
I didn’t like this at all at first, but what a great end result! I love that your projects are so easy to try without buying expensive products. I think I’ve said that before and I’ll probably say it again!
I think this would make a great masculine card . thanks for sharing!
Very steampunk. Love it!
Hi Natasha. I like the différent stages. The result is just fabulous. Thanks for sharing 🌻😘
I love the way you always surprise me at the end
That is so COOL!!! I love the idea 💡 of the aluminum foil. You are so creative!!
Love the different techniques you have used colours are great for a male card....thanks for sharing
I love the embossing you did with aluminum foil tape! I’m definitely going to try it!!!
I joined your Facebook group yesterday and posted my first card. So many nice comments! I am really looking forward to being in the group.
I wasn’t sure where you were going with this card but as you were laying more and more on it with the stencils the more and more I was loving it, it’s got that steampunk look and the hearts put the finishing touch to it. So as usual you give us another great card that I absolutely love. Your truly amazing and make amazing cards.
Fantastic masculine card! Thanks for this technique! Love it and will definitely try it.
Love the look of your back ground. Nice job
I always learn something from your videos. You are very talented.
Very nice. Looked like it would be a nice card for a masculine recipient.
I really love the look of this card and colors...kinda has a steam punk look
The idea with the foil, die cuts, and embossing folders got my imagination going. I've made so many hearts, bugs, birds, etc. My husband is impressed. It looks so much like metal, but is so lightweight. I stuck aluminum foil to white card stock using Sizzix adhesive sheets and die cut it out in different shapes. Then I ran them through embossing folders. Use black or white acrylic paint to highlight. Awesome! Thanks very much for the inspiration!
WOW!!! What an awesome card!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Cool card! Love the hearts. Thanks for sharing.
What a great masculine card...
LOVE this technique and card! Good job
Absolutely loved this card!
Love all the mediums you used!
Natasha I know it’s been a while since you made this card but it’s still awesome awesome awesome Thankyou for all your hard work 🙂
Thanks for the tip with the foil & black paint. I was trying to think of something for my brother-in-laws birthday next month. I've been going around in my head about how to make a motherboard (he works at Intel) out of paper. You've started some great ideas floating around! Just hope I can catch them! 😊
I love your foil hearts! I have the foil tape that my dad gave me years ago, and tge quilt embossing folder! Woohoo!
Love the foil tape technique. Thanks for sharing.
What an awesome card and thank you so much for the techniques. Your video is so, so well done and enjoyable.
I love your ideas and techniques! All of your cards are fantastically creative and I appreciate not only your creative skill but also your sharing it with all of us! thank you for all your creative inspiration and willingness to share!
I LOVE your videos and teachings. Right to the point. Not chatty. And lots of fun tips. I have some heavy duty aluminum foil on hand that I hope to try today. I love it when I don’t have to go out and buy special supplies, esp. now, during COVID 19 restrictions. Thank you, bunches and bunches!
Looks like a trip to the hardware shop!
Very good idea, what brings you an awesome card. Again thank you so much for sharing your lovely ideas with us 😘
Awesome card! Thanks for all the fun techniques to try.
I love your card Natasha.Thank you for sharing it
What an absolutely unique and stunning masculine card❣️Love it and all the techniques you used.
O WOW!!! Absolutely love this one too.
I love this card. You always give me such great ideas. Thank you.
Thanks!
Love these two cards they both looked looked so different from just changing how you did the sentiments. Another great turtoural Natasha, thanks once again for taking time out of your busy life to film edit and up load your videos we all appreciate it 💕
The aluminum tape is a good idea, thank you ❣️
love this card. you always make card making ez.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Very lovely
Greetings from Cologne/Germany
This is my favorite video this week!!! Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!
Thank you for presenting such unique ideas.
I loved watching the process of this card. I decided that I had to try the hearts out as I already have the embossing folder that you used. Hunted all over town for some alluminium foil tape but there was none to be found. I had some foil looking cardstock and tried that but it was still a bit shiny looking. Then I found some metallic school book contact at the local newsagents and that worked wonderfully! Thank you so much for sharing your hints and tricks. 😀
I saw some at Walmart in the Hardware dept. (Victoria, B.C., Canada) a while ago.
@@fionalanglois6927 thanks Fiona but unfortunately I'm in Tasmania, Australia.
Really clever using the hearts and paint.
Absolutely LOVE this card. Am definitely going to try this AMAZing idea!!! Thank you, Natasha, for your gift of creativity and for sharing it with all of us❣
Very Tim Holtz, Natasha. Good job!
Love how it all came out, great.
Love this look, great card. Thanks for the inspiration.
I love this card!! How creative!!
Awesome card! Love the colors you used
Awesome techniques! Cool card.
Again!! Another card I really like the technique and outcome.haveto try. Lol dont know how you mind has all these ideas in. God bless you.
Love your card, its quite different and inspiring too.
When I grow up Toni, I’d like to be as creative as Natasha, and as ambitious as you. I’m 65. ☺️
Love this foil technique! And by the way, the Darice patch-work pattern embossing folder is called “Quilt Blocks” in case anyone else wants to try to locate one.
A fun technique with an amazing result, a fantastic card for any gender. Is there no end to your talent? Thank you for sharing this talent, so appreciated.
Wonderful!!! I have used alcohol inks on the foil tape, but never thought of trying acrylic paint. Can't wait to try it!
Awesome card! I particularly love the embossed silver hearts effect 🙂
When Tim first brought out his inks I used to do this all the time. So much fun. Will have to try it again...
Your mixed media creativity and talents are very evident in this card Tash ... love it.
Natasha, you don't need a tim holz glass plate. Grab yourself a tempert glass chopping board. Or one off the BBQ silicone rubber sheets. They are black and nothing sticks to them .
I brought years ago glass shopping boards but hate to cut on it because of the noise it makes. So they became placemats ( i have 4) . But now I use one for this purpose.
Also i.use packaging instead of buying acetate, family keeps the clear windows from toys , tools and other. I use them for shaker cards.
As well to layer cards with expensive card stock, i re-use cereal, tissue, and the like boxes, they are perfect. I cover them with thin paper ( they are in catalog, card making magazines, colourt copy paper, flower papers, napkins, origami paper and so on. Saves me heaps and looks as expensive as other cardstock.
That is truly a great card.
I truly DIG this card!! I love mixed media techniques in card making. And your card, as always, turned out GORGEOUS!! Always looking forward to another vid. Thanks loads for sharing the INSPIRATION!! Arlene
I love the background you created and the metal look you made with the hearts. Wonderful card. I agree that it looks steampunk.
Wow wow wow!!! Love this!
Really enjoyed this card. Thank you😀
Great masculine card!
Awesome a mucky fingers card x
Another fantastic card love it 💜
Great idea for masculine card. Background is so cool. I don't have any oxide ink, but I'll try with different media (as soon as my craftroom be ready). 😉
Wow what cool techniques!! The card turned out fantastic ❤️
Another cool technique to try! Thank you! Love it
I love this card. I was looking for a card to make for my sons 10th wedding anniversary which is "Tin" so this will be perfect. Thank you so much. I love your tutorials.
Mirror card stock in Canada is a horrendous price. I was quite shocked! I like the idea of the tape you’re using.
Love this!!!!!! You are soooo talented!
Love the masculine feel of your card. I wasn’t sure about the background until you put it all together. Looks fabulous! Thanks for sharing your talent!
OMG! THIS IS FABULOUS!!!! This is one your best tutorials. Your " steampunk" version is much simpler with such a dramatic result. I hope you make more videos like this.
Lovely card and amazing technique 😍👍👍👍thanks for sharing!