2 days ago I told my hubby I would like a big bite cropodile because pounding was ridiculously loud and my hands are not as functional as they used to be. Today there I was at Hobby Lobby and I wasn't even thinking about looking for one as I knew they were pretty expensive and there, near the trimmer blades was a lone big bite! Priced at $60 originally but the "your price" was $38! What a blessing! And the double blessing was your tutorial this evening! Thank you so much. I feel very confident that the cropodile will not bite me...(it does look very impressive ). I will conquer my eyelets in peace now. 😁🐧💙
Thank you Shonna, that was certainly an 'eye' opener! It was great to hear and see how to set the cropodile/big bite properly, it makes a huge difference to understanding them better and also how to use eyelets in many different formats, just fabulous! Thank you for sharing your tips and ideas, I shall certainly try these out in the future. Blessings and smiles 💜🙏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing this very versatile and Beautiful ways of using eyelets in your journals. They look Absolutely Awesome ❤. I wish I had learnt this about eyelets earlier on in my crafting. 🌞
Hi !! Is there a way u can punch the deeper holes (with the crocodile) into the depth of your spine, to set your eyelets, before it is adhered to the covers (back & front) ?? Did I explain that enough to understand ?? 😢 😂 Sorry for ALL the questions. I have not Journaled for too long. Thanks so much. 🤞I hope u can understand my question. 🤞
@@Darlene717 hmm I have seen spines that have the signatures attached to a false spine and then adhered into the journal itself- is that what you are looking for?
@@FrappsScraps Thanks soooo much for answering my query. Yes, that’s sort of what I am looking for. I have the Chinch & wires bought already, so I am trying to figure out how I can use that too. Plus, I am also trying to think of a way - in not buying the most expensive #3 Cropodile - when I have the #2 one already. Is there a way of punching the holes (in the spine) - before the front & back cover are adhered to the spine. My head just can’t get around that. Too much THINKING for me. I thank u so much for thinking about this too, but do not get a headache like I have - like when I think about this. Everything will have to be measured and be precise while it’s first coming along. Do u get my jest ?? Thanks again
If you have the hand tools you could easily purchase the cropadile and then do any eyelets you need a further reach on with hand tools.. it is a tough decision.. over time I wound up with both and don’t regret either purchase
Chris, I used that "antiquated " stick & hammer method for decades. 🤣 I finally got the big bite 2 years ago. It's so nice to set an eyelet at 3 in the morning and not have to wait til the family is awake.
Thanks Shonna for sharing some different ideas on how to use eyelets. Love your mixed eyelet stash. It reminds me of the button barrel my daughter loved to play in at the quilt store. 😊
Most welcome! My mixed eyelets bin is actually going to be available as scoops on Facebook here pretty soon- but I love to grab a handful and admire them- maybe it’s because I too played in button jars of my great grandma’s as a child lol thanks for watching
Thank you so much for explaining how to use the eyelet settings. I just purchased the big bite 2 and was having problems with my eyelets. Now I know what to do!
I'm so glad you explained the crop a dile eyelet setter because I have struggled with setting an eyelet. I had no idea that there are numbers and letters on the setting cubes. Lots of good tips, thank you!
I’m feeling much more confident now about using eyelets - didn’t think about using die cutter or hammer to flatten it more - just always felt like I hadn’t done it correctly
Thank you for sharing your tips, tricks and hacks in using different variety of eyelets and learning how to use the cropodile in our jjournals. Great tips
This is very helpful. I don't use my cropodile often and always forget what setting I need. I will refer back to this video often. thank you for sharing!! ❤
Hi! I'm quite familiar with eyelets and cropodiles but you are the first to explain the difference between a grommet and an eyelet. Thanks for that. Also enjoyed viewing your lovely journals and the different ways you've used eyelets.
Thank you for sharing this with us, I use eyelets and I have a cropodile, at first when I heard about a cropodile I thought they where talking about a crocodile😂. Your journals are beautiful, love what you made with the eyelets. ❤ I love your nails, they are great.
Thank you!!! This popped up the day after I was given a cropodile and a bunch of big and mini eyelets. Thank you!!! I had no idea how to use it, and I'm sure the instructions dissapeared many years ago. I used it today, and I GREATLY appreciate your suggestions!!!
Hi Shonna Thank you 🙏🙏🙏so very much for doing this video. I had bought myself a BIG BITE and I was only using it for punching holes, same as the hand held Cropadile......a lot of You Tube videos that I watch, used both of them but didn't explain the settings........So now I can have a go of using eyelets in my journals and my tags......Thx ya 🙏🙏🙏 Hugs 🤗🤗🤗 and Kisses😘😘😘 from Aussie Land xoxox
Hi Rhonda- so glad you feel like you can have a go now! That is wonderful- I so love my cropadiles and really enjoy helping others learn to use and love them as well- hugs and kisses 😘 back at ya ♥️ thanks so much for watching
What a great video!!! I did not know that eyelets came in different colors and shapes!!! I am very excited by this and can't wait to get some for my journals. Thank you for showing us the many ways we can use then in our journals!!
Listen I have watched bunches of videos regarding junk journals since I started making them over a year ago…this is by far the best ever eyelet video!!!!!!THANK YOU!
Thank you so much…I bought a cropodile and have used it a couple of times…but really appreciated all your tips and info on how to use it…thank you so much 👏🏻👏🏻🤗🤗
Love my cropadile! This was a fab video Shonna. You have given us some amazing ideas for using eyelets and such fantastic setting tips too. Thanks so much for sharing lovely 😊💖 Rose xxx
Thanks Rose. I love sharing about cropadiles and metal embellishments because I really do love them lol I’m glad to hear you love your cropadile as well
Hi Rhonda- I’m so glad to provide helpful information for using eyelets- they really are one of my favorite embellishments- thanks so much for watching
Wow! Loved your ideas for using eyelets! So many possibilities! Where do you finds the different designs and shapes of eyelets. I didn’t know there were so many! Great video! ❤❤
Thank you and I actually sell eyelets (that’s why I have so many- that and I just love them) but you can also find them online- you just want to be sure you get the ones for paper crafts. Thanks for watching
Hi. Your journals are beautiful. Thanks for telling us about eyelets and setting them. I've never thought about using eyelets in journals apart from on tags but will certainly be using more. 🖇️📄✂️
I watched this because I was struggling with my new Crop-odile getting eyelets flat on the back. I was using old eyelets I’d had for 30 years. Then I realised WRMK make their own eyelets specially - these have longer “necks”…problem solved. (Also they feel a softer metal). I hope this helps anyone else.
Absolutely what I have been needing to see! I have been struggling with knowing what the back of an eyelet is supposed to look like! I never know if I am squeezing it hard enough. The setting is another issue that I have been struggling with. Thank you so much for doing this tutorial! You have answered so many questions! Thank you for sharing how you use them in the spine. I would have never thought of that! All your ideas are amazing! Thank you for being part of this collaboration ❤
I just found you! And subscribed! I love islets and have a crop-O-dile is FAB…. Up hammer and steer, silent setter was not so silent. Yep crop-o-dile us the best in my opinion. Thank you for all you share.
Hello and welcome! Thank you so much for watching and subscribing. I remember the noisy hammer crafting days lol the cropadile is definitely a much better option
I have a love/hate relationship with my cropodile but your tips will definitely help mend that! Great ideas for using eyelets, I’ve only ever used them for closures or on the top of tags so I will be coming back to this video for ideas for sure ❤
Hi Steph! Yes, I’ve seen many crafters with that same love hate relationship and I always try to help if I can because I love my cropadile. If I can help further please feel free to message me. Thank you for watching ♥️
For the last 25 years my gift requests have been craft tools - instead of flowers or chocolates for other holidays I asked for ink or dies lol but it is an amazing way to build your stash. So glad to hear you’re feeling inspired for some new ways to do junk journal spines. Thank you for watching
Well Im glad I found You, that was fabulous informative... loved it!! Merci Beaucoup!! 🤣 Would love love love a little vid on the phat plastic wider ones.. i love them and want to get some, but have no idea what Im doing LOL This was G-R-E-A-T!!! :))
Welcome to the channel- I’m glad you found me too and that the video was helpful. Not sure I am familiar with plastic eyelets- are you meaning the wider eyelets I showed in the video? Thank you so much for watching ♥️
First time coming to your channel! This was such a helpful video! I do love my crop a dile, as I use it mostly for hole punching! As far as eyelets go, I seem to get perfect ones on my practice pieces, but when I put them on my journals or ephemera, the backs are often ruined or too bumpy! This video was the best I’ve seen on eyelet instructions and tips! Thanks so much! 😃
Welcome Elaine! I’m so glad I could offer some help. Only thing I can think about your practice eyelets is maybe the thickness is different. Thank you so much for watching
You have presented us with such a wonderfully informative video !! Thank you so much! I, too enjoy using eyelets, and the different shapes are so much fun to use and add a special touch to projects. I must say, your journals are absolutely beautiful and I’ll be seeking out some of your other videos! You have filled me with inspiration and I’m looking forward to a day of playing with my cropadile and eyelets !! 🇨🇦😁
Great video! I wish this was available when I was 1st trying to use my cropadile! But I did manage and I do enjoy it. I definitely am a new sub! I love your outstanding artistry with your journals and your nice way of explaining things. Thanks so much!
I'm also excited to finally learn the difference between a grommet and an eyelet, so thank you. I just really need to find a source for more of the wide and decorative eyelets now! Another great video. ❤👍
@@FrappsScraps Certainly! May I ask where you find reasonable eyelets? When I pull them up on Amazon all I find is grommets, except for a few really pricey ones. Can you use just the top part of a grommet or in place of an eyelet? Thank you!!
@@ddavis2893 I actually sell eyelets so my personal collection is pretty good. You just want to make sure you get the paper craft ones and not the shoes or clothing eyelets as sometimes they are so hard to set
Great video thank you for sharing learned a lot. When you are ordering and put in eyelets or brads I get something totally different very frustrating can you help me with that. Hugs from Canada
Hi Joyce- I sell eyelets in the states- if shipping were easier I could definitely help. When searching type in eyelets for scrapbooking or paper crafts and hopefully that will help. Thank you so much for watching
Eyelets can be a little tricky to find these days. I sell them in the states but you can also find them online. Just search for paper crafting eyelets. The ones for shoes you don’t want as they are incredibly hard to set. Glad the tutorial was helpful- thank you so much for watching
I have purchased some eyelets that have a longer shaft (not the ones that are made specifically for the cropodile). Have you ever used these and what do you use to set them?
Hmm I think you might have to go back to the hand tool with a hammer to set that style. I have also gotten some that are designed for shoe eyelets and they are so tough to set because they are made to be set with a machine rather than any hand tool..
Where did u get your (card stock) print outs for the WORDS in your front metal JOURNAL plates ?? I got the plates but I can’t figure out how to print the different size words for the ‘WORD IN THE PLATE’. Please help me. 😂 😂 😂 😂
@@Darlene717 most of the printed items I use are from digital paper collections- I’m on the design team for a few of them but I think the one you’re looking at is the botanical book and that is digitals by RachandBella Crafts
Could I buy a few sheets of words from you ? Like (Journal , JOURNAL , JOURNALLING , Journalling). I can’t change the printing size on my computer. Or some that I can print on my printer. Thank you soooooo much. My OPENING PLATE of my (front plate for a Journalling book) is 1 5/8” X 3/8”…. Darlene.
@@Darlene717 the words I used were from digital printables from @rachandbellacrafts. They aren’t mine to sell however you can get them pretty inexpensive- maybe this set here www.etsy.com/listing/1027076458/
@@FrappsScraps I like this one CA$2.38 - 40% off - Assorted Labels for junk journals, in the site u sent me. But I was thinking of a lot printed alike to go in the frame. - Like (the word) Journal or Journalling or JOURNAL or JOURNALLING in ALL CAPS. That I could fit in my little Frame with the Journal inside and then glued on the front.
Thank you for explaining this tool so well. Would you use the grommets in the same way as the eyelets? Is there a different purpose for them? Also some of my eyelets come with a flat circle as well. What would that be for?
Hi Connie- the eyelets that come with the added circle it is used like a washer on the back of the eyelets. Grommets are used differently and don’t really need to be set like an eyelet. These are great ideas for a follow up video. I hope my response makes sense
2 days ago I told my hubby I would like a big bite cropodile because pounding was ridiculously loud and my hands are not as functional as they used to be. Today there I was at Hobby Lobby and I wasn't even thinking about looking for one as I knew they were pretty expensive and there, near the trimmer blades was a lone big bite! Priced at $60 originally but the "your price" was $38! What a blessing! And the double blessing was your tutorial this evening! Thank you so much. I feel very confident that the cropodile will not bite me...(it does look very impressive ). I will conquer my eyelets in peace now. 😁🐧💙
Congratulations on your new tool and so glad you found the video and are inspired to use eyelets ♥️ thanks for watching
Thank you Shonna, that was certainly an 'eye' opener! It was great to hear and see how to set the cropodile/big bite properly, it makes a huge difference to understanding them better and also how to use eyelets in many different formats, just fabulous! Thank you for sharing your tips and ideas, I shall certainly try these out in the future. Blessings and smiles 💜🙏🏻
You are most welcome! Thank you so much for watching and “eye” hope you try some of the ideas ♥️
Thank you so much for sharing this very versatile and Beautiful ways of using eyelets in your journals. They look Absolutely Awesome ❤.
I wish I had learnt this about eyelets earlier on in my crafting. 🌞
Anne you are so welcome- thank you so much for watching
Hi !! Is there a way u can punch the deeper holes (with the crocodile) into the depth of your spine, to set your eyelets, before it is adhered to the covers (back & front) ?? Did I explain that enough to understand ?? 😢 😂 Sorry for ALL the questions. I have not Journaled for too long. Thanks so much. 🤞I hope u can understand my question. 🤞
@@Darlene717 hmm I have seen spines that have the signatures attached to a false spine and then adhered into the journal itself- is that what you are looking for?
@@FrappsScraps Thanks soooo much for answering my query. Yes, that’s sort of what I am looking for. I have the Chinch & wires bought already, so I am trying to figure out how I can use that too.
Plus, I am also trying to think of a way - in not buying the most expensive #3 Cropodile - when I have the #2 one already. Is there a way of punching the holes (in the spine) - before the front & back cover are adhered to the spine. My head just can’t get around that. Too much THINKING for me. I thank u so much for thinking about this too, but do not get a headache like I have - like when I think about this. Everything will have to be measured and be precise while it’s first coming along. Do u get my jest ?? Thanks again
Trying to decide if I should buy a Big Bite. I do have the old hand method tools for setting eyelets. So many uses.
If you have the hand tools you could easily purchase the cropadile and then do any eyelets you need a further reach on with hand tools.. it is a tough decision.. over time I wound up with both and don’t regret either purchase
Chris, I used that "antiquated " stick & hammer method for decades. 🤣
I finally got the big bite 2 years ago. It's so nice to set an eyelet at 3 in the morning and not have to wait til the family is awake.
@@SaltLifeGypsy68 yes! Lol
Thanks Shonna for sharing some different ideas on how to use eyelets. Love your mixed eyelet stash. It reminds me of the button barrel my daughter loved to play in at the quilt store. 😊
Most welcome! My mixed eyelets bin is actually going to be available as scoops on Facebook here pretty soon- but I love to grab a handful and admire them- maybe it’s because I too played in button jars of my great grandma’s as a child lol thanks for watching
This is the best demonstration. I struggle with these tools. Thank you thank you so much. 7/30/24 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@caroledison7548 so glad it was helpful for you Carol- thank you so much for watching
Thank you so much for explaining how to use the eyelet settings. I just purchased the big bite 2 and was having problems with my eyelets. Now I know what to do!
@@cyidream you are most welcome! I glad I was able to help
Great tips! I love how the eyelets make such a difference in the aesthetics. Thanks so much.
Me too! I love adding them ♥️ thank you for watching Rhonda
I'm so glad you explained the crop a dile eyelet setter because I have struggled with setting an eyelet. I had no idea that there are numbers and letters on the setting cubes. Lots of good tips, thank you!
Those numbers and letters are often and easily missed- I hope you will have a much smoother time using the cropadile now- thanks so much for watching
I had no idea eyelet came in all those shapes! Oh boy, I'm in trouble! LOL! Thanks for all the great ideas!
Aren’t they fantastic!!? Thank you so much for watching
I’m feeling much more confident now about using eyelets - didn’t think about using die cutter or hammer to flatten it more - just always felt like I hadn’t done it correctly
So glad I could help- thank you so much for watching
The way you use eyelets takes things to a whole new level. Your spines are beautiful.
Thank you Theresa and thanks for watching
Thank you for sharing your tips, tricks and hacks in using different variety of eyelets and learning how to use the cropodile in our jjournals. Great tips
Thank you so much for watching
This is very helpful. I don't use my cropodile often and always forget what setting I need. I will refer back to this video often. thank you for sharing!! ❤
You are most welcome- I’m glad it’s a video you can save and watch when you need it. Thank you for watching
Hi! I'm quite familiar with eyelets and cropodiles but you are the first to explain the difference between a grommet and an eyelet. Thanks for that. Also enjoyed viewing your lovely journals and the different ways you've used eyelets.
Thank you and thanks so much for watching ♥️
I had no idea you could get such cute shapes and sized eyelets Thank you for sharing Your tips
Aren’t they fab? Thank you for watching
Thank you for sharing this with us, I use eyelets and I have a cropodile, at first when I heard about a cropodile I thought they where talking about a crocodile😂. Your journals are beautiful, love what you made with the eyelets. ❤ I love your nails, they are great.
Many people actually call it a crocadile😂🐊 thank you for your lovely compliments and especially for watching
Thank you!!! This popped up the day after I was given a cropodile and a bunch of big and mini eyelets. Thank you!!! I had no idea how to use it, and I'm sure the instructions dissapeared many years ago. I used it today, and I GREATLY appreciate your suggestions!!!
Yay! I’m so glad the timing was perfect for your new stuff. Hopefully you will be able to have loads of fun. Thank you so much for watching
Thank you for sharing your experiences with the crop-a-diles. ❤
Most welcome and thank you for watching
I love the different ways you use the eyelets, and that corset spine is amazing!
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching
Hi Shonna
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏so very much for doing this video. I had bought myself a BIG BITE and I was only using it for punching holes, same as the hand held Cropadile......a lot of You Tube videos that I watch, used both of them but didn't explain the settings........So now I can have a go of using eyelets in my journals and my tags......Thx ya 🙏🙏🙏 Hugs 🤗🤗🤗 and Kisses😘😘😘 from Aussie Land xoxox
Hi Rhonda- so glad you feel like you can have a go now! That is wonderful- I so love my cropadiles and really enjoy helping others learn to use and love them as well- hugs and kisses 😘 back at ya ♥️ thanks so much for watching
What a great video!!! I did not know that eyelets came in different colors and shapes!!! I am very excited by this and can't wait to get some for my journals. Thank you for showing us the many ways we can use then in our journals!!
Tina - it is incredibly fun and I’m so glad to share some excitement- thank you so much for watching
Needed this information. I have the tool and have the eyelets. Now I know how to get the eyelets into my journals! Thanks!
That’s great Jackie! I’m so glad I could help. Thank you for watching
Listen I have watched bunches of videos regarding junk journals since I started making them over a year ago…this is by far the best ever eyelet video!!!!!!THANK YOU!
Thank you- I’m glad it is helpful. Thank you so much for watching
Thank you so much…I bought a cropodile and have used it a couple of times…but really appreciated all your tips and info on how to use it…thank you so much 👏🏻👏🏻🤗🤗
You are most welcome! Thank you for watching
Absolutely wonderful video! So informative and has encouraged me to get out those eyelets and use them! Your work is stunning, thank you so much!🥰
You are so welcome! I’m glad you are inspired to use the eyelets in your stash- I just love them! Thank you for watching
Love my cropadile! This was a fab video Shonna. You have given us some amazing ideas for using eyelets and such fantastic setting tips too. Thanks so much for sharing lovely 😊💖 Rose xxx
Thanks Rose. I love sharing about cropadiles and metal embellishments because I really do love them lol I’m glad to hear you love your cropadile as well
loved viewing your journals and the clever use of eyelets
Thank you and thanks so much for watching
Thank you so much for such a detailed video on how to use a cropadile. 💐
You are most welcome- thank you so much for watching
I was not using eyelets but now I will be pulling out my supplies! Thanks!!! ❤
Glad to hear it! Thank you for watching
I've never tried using eyelets, but I will now. Thank you for participating in this collaboration!!
Glad to hear you will give eyelets a try. Thank you so much for watching
Still love these great ideas! Thanks
Thank you so much. I love eyelets & now I have even more ways to use them. Such a fun video! TFS
Thank you and thanks so much for watching
You did a great job explaining. I can't wait to get 1! Or 2!
@@rsmith85255 thank you and thanks so much for watching
Thanks for the information to refresh my memory on how to use my big bite, great video.
Glad it was helpful! And thanks so much for watching
Lovely refresher on grommets and eyelets! I agree, they do add so much to a project! Thanks for sharing! X
You are so welcome! And thanks for watching
Nice demonstration, thank you. I now know which Crop a Dile to purchase.
So glad I could help- thank you so much for watching
I have a better understanding of how the eyelets work. Love all your book bindings using the eyelets. Thanks for sharing your creativity.
Hi Rhonda- I’m so glad to provide helpful information for using eyelets- they really are one of my favorite embellishments- thanks so much for watching
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Great job! I needed a refresher and wanted to know the difference between the 2 different tools! Thank you!
Thank you- glad to help. Thanks so much for watching
Your books are beautiful and I love your nails!🌟♥️🌟
Thank you so much!
Just bought a cropadial so this was perfect timing for me. Love all the different areas you use them!!
Have fun working with your new cropadile! It’s been my favorite for years- glad the timing was perfect and thanks for watching
Nice job Shonna! I forgot about that laced spine. Would love to try that!
Thank you it is a fun one to do for sure ♥️
Wow! Loved your ideas for using eyelets! So many possibilities! Where do you finds the different designs and shapes of eyelets. I didn’t know there were so many! Great video! ❤❤
Thank you and I actually sell eyelets (that’s why I have so many- that and I just love them) but you can also find them online- you just want to be sure you get the ones for paper crafts. Thanks for watching
Such a fun way to add function and interest to a journal. Eyelets are a favorite of mine too and I love seeing the variety of ways you use them.
Thanks Cori ♥️
I love my Crop A Dile! You have so many ideas for using eyelets, thanks so much!
You are so welcome! I’m always excited to find another cropadile fan! Thanks so much for watching
I love eyelets! You gave so many great ways to use them that I would not have thought of!
Glad I could give some new ideas- thank you for watching
I also like eyelets so your ideas are just wonderful! 🌸
Thank you and thanks for watching
Super helpful video. I wish it was available when I was at war with my tools 🤣
Lol hopefully you have made peace - thank you for watching
@@FrappsScraps we're working it out 💛
Hi. Your journals are beautiful. Thanks for telling us about eyelets and setting them. I've never thought about using eyelets in journals apart from on tags but will certainly be using more. 🖇️📄✂️
Hi Diana I’m so glad to have given some extra ideas- thank you so much for watching
I watched this because I was struggling with my new Crop-odile getting eyelets flat on the back. I was using old eyelets I’d had for 30 years. Then I realised WRMK make their own eyelets specially - these have longer “necks”…problem solved. (Also they feel a softer metal). I hope this helps anyone else.
Yes, great observations. Sometimes the eyelets made for clothes and shoes can be tough to set with paper craft tools as well. Thank you for watching
Now that I am wanting to buy some eyelets, they are HARD to find.😢
@@janicebrinson5940 I sell them too actually- send me a message and I can help you out frappsandscraps@hotmail.com
Great video! I have the big bite and had no idea of some of this info… thank you!
You are most welcome- thank you for watching
Love my Crop a dile! You have inspired me to use it more often. Thank you!
I also love my cropadile ♥️ so glad you are feeling inspired- thank you so much for watching
Absolutely what I have been needing to see! I have been struggling with knowing what the back of an eyelet is supposed to look like! I never know if I am squeezing it hard enough. The setting is another issue that I have been struggling with. Thank you so much for doing this tutorial! You have answered so many questions! Thank you for sharing how you use them in the spine. I would have never thought of that! All your ideas are amazing! Thank you for being part of this collaboration ❤
Ruth I’m so happy I could answer questions for you and help you make use of your eyelets in journals- I just love them. Thank you so much for watching
Great ideas. Thank you for sharing with us.
Most welcome! Thank you for watching
Your journals are wonderful!! Thank you for all of the great ideas!
Thank you so much and thanks for watching
I just found you! And subscribed! I love islets and have a crop-O-dile is FAB…. Up hammer and steer, silent setter was not so silent. Yep crop-o-dile us the best in my opinion. Thank you for all you share.
Hello and welcome! Thank you so much for watching and subscribing. I remember the noisy hammer crafting days lol the cropadile is definitely a much better option
I have a love/hate relationship with my cropodile but your tips will definitely help mend that! Great ideas for using eyelets, I’ve only ever used them for closures or on the top of tags so I will be coming back to this video for ideas for sure ❤
Hi Steph! Yes, I’ve seen many crafters with that same love hate relationship and I always try to help if I can because I love my cropadile. If I can help further please feel free to message me. Thank you for watching ♥️
Ooo i know what i want for my birthday now 😁 i love the idea of using eyelets for the binding
For the last 25 years my gift requests have been craft tools - instead of flowers or chocolates for other holidays I asked for ink or dies lol but it is an amazing way to build your stash. So glad to hear you’re feeling inspired for some new ways to do junk journal spines. Thank you for watching
You make eyelets so fun
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Thank you for the #tipstricks&hacks!
Most welcome- thank you for watching ♥️
This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for! I bought a cropodile, but I couldn’t figure out how to work it. I really appreciate you showing me. ❤️
You are most welcome! I love being able to help crafters learn my favorite tool- it really is awesome! Thank you so much for watching
Well Im glad I found You, that was fabulous informative... loved it!! Merci Beaucoup!! 🤣
Would love love love a little vid on the phat plastic wider ones.. i love them and want to get some, but have no idea what Im doing LOL This was G-R-E-A-T!!! :))
Welcome to the channel- I’m glad you found me too and that the video was helpful. Not sure I am familiar with plastic eyelets- are you meaning the wider eyelets I showed in the video? Thank you so much for watching ♥️
This is so great! Thank you 😊
Thanks for clear explanations!
You’re most welcome and thank you for watching
First time coming to your channel! This was such a helpful video! I do love my crop a dile, as I use it mostly for hole punching! As far as eyelets go, I seem to get perfect ones on my practice pieces, but when I put them on my journals or ephemera, the backs are often ruined or too bumpy! This video was the best I’ve seen on eyelet instructions and tips! Thanks so much! 😃
Welcome Elaine! I’m so glad I could offer some help. Only thing I can think about your practice eyelets is maybe the thickness is different. Thank you so much for watching
Thank you so much, so useful. Your journals looks amazing.
Thank you- I’m glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching
Great instructions!!! Thanks so much !!!
You are most welcome- thank you for watching
You have presented us with such a wonderfully informative video !! Thank you so much! I, too enjoy using eyelets, and the different shapes are so much fun to use and add a special touch to projects. I must say, your journals are absolutely beautiful and I’ll be seeking out some of your other videos! You have filled me with inspiration and I’m looking forward to a day of playing with my cropadile and eyelets !! 🇨🇦😁
Thank you so much Nancy! So glad you’re inspired and thanks for watching ♥️
Great video! I wish this was available when I was 1st trying to use my cropadile! But I did manage and I do enjoy it. I definitely am a new sub! I love your outstanding artistry with your journals and your nice way of explaining things. Thanks so much!
Welcome and thank you so much! I’m glad you found your way here ♥️
Thank you for the wonderful tips!
Most welcome and thank you for watching
Thanks for that, very informative👍😁
Most welcome and thank you for watching
Your nails are so fun 💕
Thank you ♥️
This was a fantastic video, it has really inspired me to use my eyelets in many more ways! Thank you for sharing and new subscriber here👋
Hello and welcome! I’m so glad the video has given some inspiration- I absolutely love eyelets ♥️ thank you for watching
Thank you for sharing!
Most welcome and thank you for watching
Super thank you. I learned so much!
Glad to hear it. Thank you so much for watching
Thanks so much. I have very much enjoyed your video.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much for watching
I'm also excited to finally learn the difference between a grommet and an eyelet, so thank you. I just really need to find a source for more of the wide and decorative eyelets now! Another great video. ❤👍
Hi Pamela- I sell decorative or shaped eyelets as well and can work on some themed boxes- but I’m going to be doing scoops on my Facebook page soon
@@FrappsScraps Yay! I missed the notification for the last sale, so I'll be looking out for the next one!
I love your nails!
Thank you
Great tutorial! I’ve been confused on what to order to go with my crop a dile.
Thank you for watching
@@FrappsScraps Certainly! May I ask where you find reasonable eyelets? When I pull them up on Amazon all I find is grommets, except for a few really pricey ones.
Can you use just the top part of a grommet or in place of an eyelet? Thank you!!
@@ddavis2893 I actually sell eyelets so my personal collection is pretty good. You just want to make sure you get the paper craft ones and not the shoes or clothing eyelets as sometimes they are so hard to set
@@FrappsScraps Thank you! Great to know you sell them.
Great informative tutorial tfs ❤ alison new subbie 😊
@@alisondavidson5962 hello and welcome! Glad it was informative and thanks so much for watching ♥️✨
Thank you
thank you so much for this video ☺
Thank you and thanks so much for watching 😃
Good information thank you
Glad it was helpful! And thank you for watching
This was awesome. Thank you
Thanks for watching ♥️
I’m so glad I found you❤
Hello and welcome to the channel
Great video thank you for sharing learned a lot. When you are ordering and put in eyelets or brads I get something totally different very frustrating can you help me with that. Hugs from Canada
Hi Joyce- I sell eyelets in the states- if shipping were easier I could definitely help. When searching type in eyelets for scrapbooking or paper crafts and hopefully that will help. Thank you so much for watching
I'm new to eyelets, where is the best place to buy them from? Thank you for this awesome tutorial!! :)
Eyelets can be a little tricky to find these days. I sell them in the states but you can also find them online. Just search for paper crafting eyelets. The ones for shoes you don’t want as they are incredibly hard to set. Glad the tutorial was helpful- thank you so much for watching
I have purchased some eyelets that have a longer shaft (not the ones that are made specifically for the cropodile). Have you ever used these and what do you use to set them?
Hmm I think you might have to go back to the hand tool with a hammer to set that style. I have also gotten some that are designed for shoe eyelets and they are so tough to set because they are made to be set with a machine rather than any hand tool..
I’m sure you get most from Amazon, but you have quite the plethora. I never find shapes &colors, how do you do it or where? Thank you
I actually don’t shop Amazon much. I sell them- I used to own a scrapbook store
Where did u get your (card stock) print outs for the WORDS in your front metal JOURNAL plates ?? I got the plates but I can’t figure out how to print the different size words for the ‘WORD IN THE PLATE’. Please help me. 😂 😂 😂 😂
@@Darlene717 most of the printed items I use are from digital paper collections- I’m on the design team for a few of them but I think the one you’re looking at is the botanical book and that is digitals by RachandBella Crafts
Could I buy a few sheets of words from you ? Like (Journal , JOURNAL , JOURNALLING , Journalling). I can’t change the printing size on my computer. Or some that I can print on my printer. Thank you soooooo much. My OPENING PLATE of my (front plate for a Journalling book) is 1 5/8” X 3/8”…. Darlene.
@@Darlene717 the words I used were from digital printables from @rachandbellacrafts. They aren’t mine to sell however you can get them pretty inexpensive- maybe this set here
www.etsy.com/listing/1027076458/
@@FrappsScraps I like this one CA$2.38 - 40% off - Assorted Labels for junk journals, in the site u sent me. But I was thinking of a lot printed alike to go in the frame. - Like (the word) Journal or Journalling or JOURNAL or JOURNALLING in ALL CAPS. That I could fit in my little Frame with the Journal inside and then glued on the front.
Wonderful video!! Thank you so much! Where did you get your collection of the eyelets in the separated compartments?
Hi Lisa - I actually sell eyelets so I have quite a collection. You also can find them online just be sure you get the ones for paper crafts
@@FrappsScraps Where do you sell them?
@@lisawagner6076 mostly on Facebook- I do pop up live sales. You can always message me either on Facebook or frappsandscraps@hotmail.com
Thank you for explaining this tool so well. Would you use the grommets in the same way as the eyelets? Is there a different purpose for them? Also some of my eyelets come with a flat circle as well. What would that be for?
Hi Connie- the eyelets that come with the added circle it is used like a washer on the back of the eyelets. Grommets are used differently and don’t really need to be set like an eyelet. These are great ideas for a follow up video. I hope my response makes sense
Where do you get all your different types of eyelets?
Hi! I actually sell them but you can also find them online- you just want to make sure you buy the ones for paper crafts
Just to keep u on your toes. Journal is spelt wrong in your using eyelets in Journalling. Thanks !!
Thank you
Most welcome- and thank you for watching