Every time I watch one of your videos I want to rush to my craft room and do it immediately - even if it’s the middle of the night…!!! This is such a fun and easy project. Your extensive preparation and experimentation for your videos is always evident and appreciated. Thank you
@@TreasureBooks I'm usually watching these videos right before bed and I have ended up dreaming of paper crafting! Your videos in particular always leave me feeling good and like I can do anything I want to in the craft room. ☺
You do realize that you're contributing to my delinquency, right? Now I'm hooked on wax seals, making faux onion skin paper, using up fabric to make envelopes and creating even more bizarre bits and pieces my kids are going to be scratching their heads over if I don't use them all up..."Yep, Mum lost it for sure. Look at all these little pieces of cut out images..." "how many glue guns? why?" "So THAT'S where the baking paper went"...Joking aside, thank you so much for sharing your processes so clearly. I really appreciate everything you do.
Just a tip that not everyone know and you were looking for a bit more glam, is that gold leafing or gilding just sticks to hot glue and can be sealed clear gloss or matt nail polish happy crafting🥰😃
OMG perfect timing watching this 😍 Just bought massive old school suitcase filed with craft stuff. Previous person must have been obsessed with stickers, I have HUNDREDS 🤦🤣 Now I have a use for them 😊
Hi Natasha, I just watched a video where the lady used rubbing alcohol on her wax stamp, and it peeled off easy and perfectly! Just wanted to let you know, in case you hadn't seen it. She just sprayed the alcohol on the base of the stamp (in your case, a coin, etc) and it peeled off the glue so nicely! I watched your video a while ago, and loved it! Thanks!
What a fantastic tutorial! BRILLIANT! You have made this craft so versatile and so inexpensive. You have opened up a great vast arsenal of ideas! You are a great teacher and always entertaining and so organized. You are so adorable and have the most beautiful hands and nails. I LOVE your videos!
These are wonderful and very timely for me. I live in the desert and there aren't a lot of flowers here for the picking, but this time of year there are really cool weeds with pretty flowers - tiny flowers that'll be perfect for this. Honey, you remain my hero! Love and hugs, MK ❤ 🤗🏜
Lovely especially the dried flowers,my faves.I love your posts and have gained many ideas from them in the past thanks. I have used glue gun myself but instead of cooling my plain stamp end instead of coin I used a quick spray of rubbing alcohol. It makes glue dry much clearer and they come off clean and easy too
I am so inspired by these wax seals. I would never have known how to do this without your video. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and ideas with us. I too love dried flowers. May you be blessed by God, today, tomorrow, and always.
Oh my you did it again. How did you know that I was yearning to be able to do acts seals but I did not want to spend any more money on equipment for doing my junk journals. I have a hot glue gun and glue and I can make these how much I appreciate these ideas. I especially like the one with ribbons. I don't know how you do it to keep coming up with all these great ideas but I appreciate you so very much Natasha. And I really really enjoyed your 100 subscriber award from RUclips it gave us a new insight into who you are and I just absolutely loved it
Thank you so much for showing us how to use dried flowers. I have dried so many but didn’t know what to do with all of them. You always teach me something! Thank you very much for sharing your talents with those of us fortunate enough to have found your channel.
I've done the faux seals using hot glue with dried flowers before, but, as usual, you have taken the idea to a much higher level. Stickers, images, etc., are such wonderful ideas. And how to use them on envelopes, clusters, ribbon underneath - what great uses. I love them all, Natasa!
Love this idea! I did hear if you want to avoid bubbles you should turn off your glue gun periodically and let it cool as glue being too hot is what causes bubbles. You always have great projects! Keep ‘em coming! 😊
Hi Natasha, Thank you for being so very extremely brave with telling me what you went through. Thank you soo much for your videos they are very inspirational. They are very relaxing to watch as well. Thank you for sharing your life and what you had to experience. You are helping me to find a way to heal as well. I can see a lot of strength in you.
I really like how you did this & can't wait to give it a try. Thank you for sharing. I have a degree in Geology & was very interested in how you got the seal to be clear. The same thing happens in nature. A quick cool down causes a hot material to have a finer crystallization. There is no time for formation of crystals, so the material becomes a hard clear material. For example, if lava cools super fast, it becomes volcanic glass. There aren't any visible crystal in volcanic glass. However, if molten rock cools very slowly, like it does under ground, it becomes a granite. The crystals have more time to form & thus, you can see the individual mineral crystals in the rock. I am thinking that's what is going on with your seals. Thought I'd just share that in case anyone was interested in the why. Have a lovely weekend. Sue ♥
Natasha, you are brilliant! You come up with or find such unique ideas to share with us! And your ideas are easy on the budget! Can't wait to try this!!!! I look forward to your videos!!! Thank you so much!!!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Oh my goodness! I thought about buying wax sealing utensils for a while but I have so much stuff to work with, that I didn't wanna get more at this moment - and then came THIS video and I have this all at home!! And there is glitter hot glue on the market??? I didn't know, that something like this exists! Thanks again so much, dear Natasa, for all your ideas and sharing videos!
I'm with you on the glitter. I have a sort of love/hate relationship with glitter but I would also be quite happy for it to be banned here in Oz. The less plastic particles the better. I love this idea for making seals. Easy and cheap. No need to buy expensive seals. I love the dried flower ones too. Thanks for sharing.
Another awesome idea Natasha! You're still my favorite junk journal artist to watch! Totally trying these out today. Many of my ideas stem from yours and then grow into something completely different. I just adore your work. Thank you for all of your such informative tutorials!
You Are So Creative & Inspiring! I Love Your Tutorials, Easily Explained, Cost Effective & It’s Great That You Give Examples at The End To Use What You Create on Other Projects! Please Keep Your Ideas Coming They are Greatly Appreciated!
This is SO creative and FUN! This is EXACTLY what i'm looking for when I go to a RUclips crafting channel--something new and fun and creative! #ThankYou so much! 🤗from Tampa, Florida :-)
I tried this today. I had to use a silicone mat because my waxed paper must be really cheap. I could not get the seal off of it. I used dried flowers and I put a smear of Art Glitter Glue (dries clear and fast) on the flowers on the back because they are exposed and would flake off if stored improperly. I also had a mixture of glue sticks and some dried a little cloudier than others. I really like the very clear glue sticks. Very fun-thank you!
Lovely project! Thank you for sharing. 🖤 And totally unrelated, but must say: I love listening to you. You have a lovely voice and accent that is very pleasing to my ears. It makes watching your videos even beter!
This is so clever. And using a coin!! That's great idea. I love all the ways to use and all the images you showed. I will definitely do this project. Thx so much for another great video. Looks like a fantastic afternoon or evening project!!! I can understand how you made 45 of them. I really like the "keeping coin cold"!! Don't know how you thought of THAT!! But glad you did. I really like the black round ones with numbers. And dried flowers are always great. Austin,TX USA
Awesome idea! I love that you use materials that we all probably have. You don’t have to go out and buy all the expensive gadgets to make beautiful things to put in your journals. Love these and there are so many different things you can use as the center embellishment.
There's so many different applications and project this could be used for. I've shared it on six or seven of my boards because I didn't know exactly where to put it and I wanted to make sure I could find it easily. ☺️
See this is the difference between you and me. (If I even thought of this in the first place, which is doubtful) I would have tried the room temperature coins, hated it and thought it was not possible! You creatively figured out a simple solution! Truly amazing, Natasha, you are THE BEST.
What a great idea! The other thing that's neat about the glue is that it is lightweight. Can't wait to try today on my dried flower. Another win fir Natasa...love you!
Every Saturday I wake up and the first thing I do is look for your videos. I know they are every other Sat and always anticipate them. I’ve already made about fifty of these following your tutorial!! Thank you Natasha!
Another super easy decorative project to pre make Natasia, you can make and use these in so many different ways, thankyou for showing us how. They are banning plastic glitter in the Uk too, but we can now get glitter made from natural materials, so for those of us who like a bit if glitz, there is an alternative. Also, if you die cut intricate designs from foils etc, you are left with an abundance of tiny glittery bits, you can use those too, just tried and it worked. Have fun and stay safe. Love n hugs from Victoria 😘👍💐
Your creativity always inspires me. I just pressed some pretty flowers I collected they are the most gorgeous shades deep burnt orange to pale peach……these …….I definitely will be using to make my seals. Just to share I really appreciate the time you take to share many projects here on your channel🥰
I recently cut out an article about how the glitter in makeup is harmful to our water supply. I found the article to be quite interesting. I am a eyeshadow fanatic and I never considered (until now) how harmful glitter is. I am new to junk journaling and this video helps me to improve on my journals. Thank you very much 😊💜
Yes, the glitter made from plastic derivatives is very harmful to water courses, you're right Cheryl. Microplastics do a _lot_ of harm... Thankfully though, there are some superb _biodegradable glitters_ available now, so there's no need to compromise our art while being environmentally aware (my pal is a vegan MUA and uses the most *amazing* bio glitters in her work). There's also no good reason (other than greed 🙄) for manufacturers to continue churning out damaging plastic glitter any more - I hope it is soon banned altogether. Enjoy your journalling journey!
I knew about this idea, but not cooling your stamper. This is such a great idea. You always make the best craft ideas. Fantastic job as always. Take care and BIG hugs.
Love these, they're beautiful and yes I have the bits and bobs to make these, thank you again for your inspirational videos, love to watch you creating.
Love this idea. I’ve already tried it and enjoyed the results. I tried a few other options, I would recommend folks to try... a bit of lace; fabric snippets; and the round foil tops from some wine/champagne bottles.
So good. Our coins here in the Uk are quite small these days but an old penny would work brilliantly. And it just so happens I have some lying about… naturally I couldn’t possibly throw anything out!! Another fab idea Natasha. 🙏🏻 xx
Thanks for the reminder. I keep forgetting to pull them out for things like this. My little tip, is when you hand cut a circle and you have one or two areas misbehaving, I use large nail clippers to nip off the little sticky-outies. Actually, I now have 3 different sizes in my craft room. Toenail clippers, regular nail clippers and baby nail clippers. I find the baby nail clippers the easiest to use for accuracy and they have the tightest radius for making things circular.
Your channel is an absolute treasure chest! I can't thank you enough for all these super creative and fabulous ideas. I have learned so much already. Bless you! 😊💜💜💜
I’m so glad I’m not the only one that hates glitter!!! Every store at Christmas time has glitter all over the checkout belts and the floors yuck! I’m going to be making these. I also made the magazine flower petals this week.
Yes, even the bits sealed in the hot glue will probably get into the environment eventually, even decades or centuries later. I'm glad crafters are getting the message (bless Natasa for her comments on this), and would also support a ban. I know it can look pretty, but who needs it, really?
Have tried the faux wax seals before but I think the usage of the cold coin really makes the execution so much better. Am ready to try again. Thank you!
Hello! I would not have thought to create these or their many uses. Now my mind is going off like a popcorn popper......thanks to your amazing talents of creating. I always learn from you. Thank you muchly! 😁💕
Natasa, I almost didn't watch this because I don't like the wax seals. But then I figured if it's yours it must have other uses. So I'm quite delighted; they look easy and so good as part of the clusters. So I'm definitely going to be doing this. Thanks 😊
Wow a great big thank you for this video before I went and spent a fortune on the requirements. As an Aussie certainly have plenty of 20 cent coins 🙂.Best video I have watched in awhile and we all have the bits and pieces already on hand. Once again thank you.
Hello Natasha, you always come up with the most amazing ideas. Thanks so much for sharing your time and inspirations. I pray that you and your family are all doing well. Take care and God bless you and yours. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
What a fun idea!! I love the dried flowers, the butterflies, then the stamped images the best! They look great on envelopes and clusters! Thank you for showing how to use them. True confessions…last weekend I looked anxiously for your video and was disappointed not to see one (so spoiled by a weekly video😉) then I got worried. So happy to see a video come up today and glad you are well. Thank you for sharing another creative, fun project with us! ❤️
This is a fantastic idea. I've seen wax seals in projects but I don't have any. I'll be trying this for sure. Your creativity and experimentation never cease to amaze me! Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas.
I will definitely be digging out my glue gun and gathering up some bits to make some of these seals. I really enjoyed seeing how you've used them in different ephemera pieces to make them extra-special. Thanks for the inspiration yet again, Natasa!
Every time I watch one of your videos I want to rush to my craft room and do it immediately - even if it’s the middle of the night…!!! This is such a fun and easy project. Your extensive preparation and experimentation for your videos is always evident and appreciated. Thank you
Thank you so much Janie!!
@@TreasureBooks I'm usually watching these videos right before bed and I have ended up dreaming of paper crafting! Your videos in particular always leave me feeling good and like I can do anything I want to in the craft room. ☺
me too, i am up late at night figuring out where to begin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have literally gotten out of bed to make something from these videos! 😂😂😂
YOU, Natasha, are simply amazing! So so clever and imaginative! I learn so much from you♥️
Thank you so much Laura!
You do realize that you're contributing to my delinquency, right? Now I'm hooked on wax seals, making faux onion skin paper, using up fabric to make envelopes and creating even more bizarre bits and pieces my kids are going to be scratching their heads over if I don't use them all up..."Yep, Mum lost it for sure. Look at all these little pieces of cut out images..." "how many glue guns? why?" "So THAT'S where the baking paper went"...Joking aside, thank you so much for sharing your processes so clearly. I really appreciate everything you do.
Just a tip that not everyone know and you were looking for a bit more glam, is that gold leafing or gilding just sticks to hot glue and can be sealed clear gloss or matt nail polish happy crafting🥰😃
OMG perfect timing watching this 😍
Just bought massive old school suitcase filed with craft stuff. Previous person must have been obsessed with stickers, I have HUNDREDS 🤦🤣
Now I have a use for them 😊
Hi Natasha, I just watched a video where the lady used rubbing alcohol on her wax stamp, and it peeled off easy and perfectly! Just wanted to let you know, in case you hadn't seen it. She just sprayed the alcohol on the base of the stamp (in your case, a coin, etc) and it peeled off the glue so nicely! I watched your video a while ago, and loved it! Thanks!
Got to be the best faux seal tutorial. It makes me feel I can not only do it but it would look good too. Thank you for sharing.
What a fantastic tutorial! BRILLIANT! You have made this craft so versatile and so inexpensive. You have opened up a great vast arsenal of ideas! You are a great teacher and always entertaining and so organized. You are so adorable and have the most beautiful hands and nails. I LOVE your videos!
These are wonderful and very timely for me. I live in the desert and there aren't a lot of flowers here for the picking, but this time of year there are really cool weeds with pretty flowers - tiny flowers that'll be perfect for this. Honey, you remain my hero! Love and hugs, MK ❤ 🤗🏜
Natasha... these are beautiful! Who would have though of all this except you... TFS...🌼
Thanks for the tip about the cold coin!
Lovely especially the dried flowers,my faves.I love your posts and have gained many ideas from them in the past thanks.
I have used glue gun myself but instead of cooling my plain stamp end instead of coin I used a quick spray of rubbing alcohol. It makes glue dry much clearer and they come off clean and easy too
This is such a cool idea! And, I love how you always show how we can use these in projects once they are made. Well done!
It's the best part!
Love how simple and fun these seem to be! You are making my must do list ever so long! just love you and all your creative brain power, Natasha!💗
I am so inspired by these wax seals. I would never have known how to do this without your video. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and ideas with us. I too love dried flowers. May you be blessed by God, today, tomorrow, and always.
Learned a lot! Thank you very much. Love your “let’s get to it” style.
Oh my you did it again. How did you know that I was yearning to be able to do acts seals but I did not want to spend any more money on equipment for doing my junk journals. I have a hot glue gun and glue and I can make these how much I appreciate these ideas. I especially like the one with ribbons. I don't know how you do it to keep coming up with all these great ideas but I appreciate you so very much Natasha. And I really really enjoyed your 100 subscriber award from RUclips it gave us a new insight into who you are and I just absolutely loved it
So clever! The coin's imprint is a bonus!
Thank you so much for showing us how to use dried flowers. I have dried so many but didn’t know what to do with all of them. You always teach me something! Thank you very much for sharing your talents with those of us fortunate enough to have found your channel.
I've done the faux seals using hot glue with dried flowers before, but, as usual, you have taken the idea to a much higher level. Stickers, images, etc., are such wonderful ideas. And how to use them on envelopes, clusters, ribbon underneath - what great uses. I love them all, Natasa!
Love this idea! I did hear if you want to avoid bubbles you should turn off your glue gun periodically and let it cool as glue being too hot is what causes bubbles. You always have great projects! Keep ‘em coming! 😊
Oh I had no idea!! Thank you
You are a wonderful, creative designer. I really enjoy your tutorials.
Hi Natasha,
Thank you for being so very extremely brave with telling me what you went through.
Thank you soo much for your videos they are very inspirational.
They are very relaxing to watch as well.
Thank you for sharing your life and what you had to experience.
You are helping me to find a way to heal as well.
I can see a lot of strength in you.
I really like how you did this & can't wait to give it a try. Thank you for sharing.
I have a degree in Geology & was very interested in how you got the seal to be clear. The same thing happens in nature. A quick cool down causes a hot material to have a finer crystallization. There is no time for formation of crystals, so the material becomes a hard clear material. For example, if lava cools super fast, it becomes volcanic glass. There aren't any visible crystal in volcanic glass. However, if molten rock cools very slowly, like it does under ground, it becomes a granite. The crystals have more time to form & thus, you can see the individual mineral crystals in the rock. I am thinking that's what is going on with your seals. Thought I'd just share that in case anyone was interested in the why.
Have a lovely weekend. Sue ♥
Natasha, you are brilliant! You come up with or find such unique ideas to share with us! And your ideas are easy on the budget! Can't wait to try this!!!! I look forward to your videos!!! Thank you so much!!!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Fabulous ideas. Now I have something to do when I get out of bed! TFS!
Oh my goodness! I thought about buying wax sealing utensils for a while but I have so much stuff to work with, that I didn't wanna get more at this moment - and then came THIS video and I have this all at home!! And there is glitter hot glue on the market??? I didn't know, that something like this exists! Thanks again so much, dear Natasa, for all your ideas and sharing videos!
I'm with you on the glitter. I have a sort of love/hate relationship with glitter but I would also be quite happy for it to be banned here in Oz. The less plastic particles the better. I love this idea for making seals. Easy and cheap. No need to buy expensive seals. I love the dried flower ones too. Thanks for sharing.
What a cool idea! There are so many ways these could be used. Thank you.
WhooHoooo! I have more glue sticks than I need, can't wait to try this out! Thanks a bunch, so much fun to watch too!
Absolutely beautiful, I love them all especially the ones with the flowers and glitter
It's amazing how creative you are!!!! WOW!!!! Thanks for sharing your talent with us!!!!!
Another awesome idea Natasha! You're still my favorite junk journal artist to watch! Totally trying these out today. Many of my ideas stem from yours and then grow into something completely different. I just adore your work. Thank you for all of your such informative tutorials!
Another brilliant idea, lovely ❣. Thanks for sharing this with us all. Blessings to you and your family! 💞
I simply LOVE your tutorials!!! 💖💖💖🙌🙌🙌💐💐💐💯💯💯😍🤗 I get so much inspired by you. TYSM, Natasha!!!
Loved this...I am going to try and hunt down some solid coloured glue sticks if I can. You are so sensible Natasha!!
You Are So Creative & Inspiring! I Love Your Tutorials, Easily Explained, Cost Effective & It’s Great That You Give Examples at The End To Use What You Create on Other Projects! Please Keep Your Ideas Coming They are Greatly Appreciated!
I seem to have a surplus of glitter and now a safe way to CONTAIN it. Wonderful idea!
This is SO creative and FUN! This is EXACTLY what i'm looking for when I go to a RUclips crafting channel--something new and fun and creative! #ThankYou so much! 🤗from Tampa, Florida :-)
Perfect! I didn’t think it would be that easy....thank you, Natasa!
Yet another "I Love That!" Project!
I tried this today. I had to use a silicone mat because my waxed paper must be really cheap. I could not get the seal off of it. I used dried flowers and I put a smear of Art Glitter Glue (dries clear and fast) on the flowers on the back because they are exposed and would flake off if stored improperly. I also had a mixture of glue sticks and some dried a little cloudier than others. I really like the very clear glue sticks. Very fun-thank you!
Lovely project! Thank you for sharing. 🖤
And totally unrelated, but must say:
I love listening to you. You have a lovely voice and accent that is very pleasing to my ears.
It makes watching your videos even beter!
Thank you so much 🙂
This is so clever. And using a coin!! That's great idea. I love all the ways to use and all the images you showed. I will definitely do this project. Thx so much for another great video. Looks like a fantastic afternoon or evening project!!! I can understand how you made 45 of them. I really like the "keeping coin cold"!!
Don't know how you thought of THAT!! But glad you did.
I really like the black round ones with numbers. And dried flowers are always great. Austin,TX USA
I love the imprint of the coin left behind on the seal, cool.
Awesome idea! I love that you use materials that we all probably have. You don’t have to go out and buy all the expensive gadgets to make beautiful things to put in your journals. Love these and there are so many different things you can use as the center embellishment.
There's so many different applications and project this could be used for. I've shared it on six or seven of my boards because I didn't know exactly where to put it and I wanted to make sure I could find it easily. ☺️
This is ingenious! I was mesmerized watching you make these and I’m anxious to give this a try!
See this is the difference between you and me. (If I even thought of this in the first place, which is doubtful) I would have tried the room temperature coins, hated it and thought it was not possible! You creatively figured out a simple solution! Truly amazing, Natasha, you are THE BEST.
And there she comes again! Bringing us another pearl from her treasure chest - her soul and a genius mind🙏🤓 😉 Looove it! ❤️😍 Thanks!
Thank you Bojana, hvala 😊
What a great idea! The other thing that's neat about the glue is that it is lightweight. Can't wait to try today on my dried flower. Another win fir Natasa...love you!
Sounds like fun!
Love how thrifty you are! I'm so glad I don't have to go running out to keep buying wax seal stamps :D
Every Saturday I wake up and the first thing I do is look for your videos. I know they are every other Sat and always anticipate them. I’ve already made about fifty of these following your tutorial!! Thank you Natasha!
Another super easy decorative project to pre make Natasia, you can make and use these in so many different ways, thankyou for showing us how. They are banning plastic glitter in the Uk too, but we can now get glitter made from natural materials, so for those of us who like a bit if glitz, there is an alternative. Also, if you die cut intricate designs from foils etc, you are left with an abundance of tiny glittery bits, you can use those too, just tried and it worked. Have fun and stay safe. Love n hugs from Victoria 😘👍💐
Love making my Faux Wax Seals as well and I use fancy buttons as well, my tiny dried flowers look so cool. I also use the sparkle glue sticks ...tfs
You are brilliant!!! I love these. Possibilities are endless. Thank you. I love your channel.
Awesome! Thank you Natasha! You are lovely and talented!
Your creativity always inspires me. I just pressed some pretty flowers I collected they are the most gorgeous shades deep burnt orange to pale peach……these …….I definitely will be using to make my seals.
Just to share I really appreciate the time you take to share many projects here on your channel🥰
Wow Natasha thank you so much for sharing this video. I know what I’m doing tomorrow. I love the ones with the dried flowers, brilliant!!!!
I recently cut out an article about how the glitter in makeup is harmful to our water supply. I found the article to be quite interesting. I am a eyeshadow fanatic and I never considered (until now) how harmful glitter is.
I am new to junk journaling and this video helps me to improve on my journals. Thank you very much 😊💜
Yes, the glitter made from plastic derivatives is very harmful to water courses, you're right Cheryl. Microplastics do a _lot_ of harm... Thankfully though, there are some superb _biodegradable glitters_ available now, so there's no need to compromise our art while being environmentally aware (my pal is a vegan MUA and uses the most *amazing* bio glitters in her work).
There's also no good reason (other than greed 🙄) for manufacturers to continue churning out damaging plastic glitter any more - I hope it is soon banned altogether. Enjoy your journalling journey!
Brilliant Natasa! Love the dried flowers concept.
I knew about this idea, but not cooling your stamper. This is such a great idea. You always make the best craft ideas. Fantastic job as always. Take care and BIG hugs.
Love these, they're beautiful and yes I have the bits and bobs to make these, thank you again for your inspirational videos, love to watch you creating.
This is so creative and affordable! Thank you 😁
you are just amazing Natasha! 🥰 thank you for this brilliant and creative idea!
I have been collecting wildflowers this spring and your video has giving me a great way to use them. Thank you so much!!!
👍👍Amazing! These seals are gorgeous & they really dress up the projects. Tfs.🥰
Love this idea. I’ve already tried it and enjoyed the results. I tried a few other options, I would recommend folks to try... a bit of lace; fabric snippets; and the round foil tops from some wine/champagne bottles.
Oh I love those ideas!! Thank you for sharing :)
So good. Our coins here in the Uk are quite small these days but an old penny would work brilliantly. And it just so happens I have some lying about… naturally I couldn’t possibly throw anything out!! Another fab idea Natasha. 🙏🏻 xx
For cutting circles by hand and for fussy cutting things I use the curved cuticle scissors, much easier than straight scissors.
Thanks for the reminder. I keep forgetting to pull them out for things like this.
My little tip, is when you hand cut a circle and you have one or two areas misbehaving, I use large nail clippers to nip off the little sticky-outies.
Actually, I now have 3 different sizes in my craft room. Toenail clippers, regular nail clippers and baby nail clippers. I find the baby nail clippers the easiest to use for accuracy and they have the tightest radius for making things circular.
Your channel is an absolute treasure chest! I can't thank you enough for all these super creative and fabulous ideas. I have learned so much already. Bless you! 😊💜💜💜
Thank you so very much Sigita ❤️
I’m so glad I’m not the only one that hates glitter!!! Every store at Christmas time has glitter all over the checkout belts and the floors yuck! I’m going to be making these. I also made the magazine flower petals this week.
Yes, even the bits sealed in the hot glue will probably get into the environment eventually, even decades or centuries later. I'm glad crafters are getting the message (bless Natasa for her comments on this), and would also support a ban. I know it can look pretty, but who needs it, really?
Thank you for doing prototypes and finding out what does and doesn’t work saves us a lot of mistakes and wasted time will give this a go .
Have tried the faux wax seals before but I think the usage of the cold coin really makes the execution so much better. Am ready to try again. Thank you!
Hello! I would not have thought to create these or their many uses. Now my mind is going off like a popcorn popper......thanks to your amazing talents of creating. I always learn from you. Thank you muchly! 😁💕
Natasha I too like the dried flowers 💐
Such a super cool idea!!! Love how you think outside of the box to come up with incredible ideas!!
I love your projects. Neat idea about using cold coins.
Absolutely fun and beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
These are fabulous!!! Love this idea!!! And your projects were gorgeous!
Hello Natasa, I love how you used them to embellish, thanks so much for sharing.
The possibilities are endless with this! Tfs! 💗😊
LOVE LOVE this! Thank you for showing how to do them!!!
Natasa, I almost didn't watch this because I don't like the wax seals. But then I figured if it's yours it must have other uses. So I'm quite delighted; they look easy and so good as part of the clusters. So I'm definitely going to be doing this. Thanks 😊
Love this idea!! So many different things you can add to them, TFS!!
This is a real winner as far as I’m concerned.
Great quick project. Thank you. Carol from California
Thank you so much!
What a great idea! Love the clusters. Lovely! TFS! ❤️
Wow a great big thank you for this video before I went and spent a fortune on the requirements. As an Aussie certainly have plenty of 20 cent coins 🙂.Best video I have watched in awhile and we all have the bits and pieces already on hand. Once again thank you.
Glad it helped 😃
Hello Natasha, you always come up with the most amazing ideas. Thanks so much for sharing your time and inspirations. I pray that you and your family are all doing well. Take care and God bless you and yours. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
Great idea, loved it so easy and quick. I'll be making some for my journals. Thanks Natasha
Sos asombrosa !!!gracias por enseñar tu gran arte !!!! Saludos desde Buenos Aires ARGENTINA 🇦🇷
Absolutely beautiful, so brilliant idea, thank you for the inspiration 🥰❤️
What a fun idea!! I love the dried flowers, the butterflies, then the stamped images the best! They look great on envelopes and clusters! Thank you for showing how to use them.
True confessions…last weekend I looked anxiously for your video and was disappointed not to see one (so spoiled by a weekly video😉) then I got worried. So happy to see a video come up today and glad you are well. Thank you for sharing another creative, fun project with us! ❤️
These are great…I can’t wait to try this with all the dried flowers I’ve been doing
This is a fantastic idea. I've seen wax seals in projects but I don't have any. I'll be trying this for sure. Your creativity and experimentation never cease to amaze me! Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas.
Such a clever idea. I like the fact they are fexible. As you said, wax will crack easily.
HAPPY MOTHERS DAY 🌹🌷💐🌹🌷💐. Another fabulous video. Thank you.
I will definitely be digging out my glue gun and gathering up some bits to make some of these seals. I really enjoyed seeing how you've used them in different ephemera pieces to make them extra-special. Thanks for the inspiration yet again, Natasa!
Love, love your homemade ideas!! Thank you so much for sharing
fantastic! did wonder what I could do with all the wax sticks I had. so happy i did not give them away now. you are a very good instructor.