Hi Cindy. Super cute card ideas. I'm prepping Club projects today, using this bundle. (I'm a demonstrator as well). I see in this video where you mention a "trick" that you talk about (at 6:28) but don't really show. I'm completely confused but super curious. Do you show exactly what you mean (and why you would do this) on a separate video?? TIA
Hi Julie, I did not show it but I did explain it. I will try to make clearer...lol. Essentially, stamp your image and then die cut a "negative" and then place that negative around the image you stamped. Then you can see how much white is around it. Tape the negative around the image and put die inside the negative you put around the image. Then run through the machine and it will turn out perfect. Let me see if I can find a video where I do it. Since I do it so much!!! Let me take a look. I will post a link back here once I find a video where I did that! Additionally, if you place paper in Stamparatus and stamp image. You can then glue a negative in place around the image and pop "blank" white die cuts inside the hole and use Stamparatus to stamp perfect everytime. Saves so much time in class. My girls just mindlessly die cut the negative and pop it in my stamparatus where I have the stamp mounted with the "hole" that has the image in it- they just pop in the white and stamp. I think my Changing Leaves video has the steps...I will look!
Additionally, you can just stamp it in the stamparatus and leave it in place (I tape mine) and glue the negative around the image and remember as long as you do not move the stamp or the paper you stamped it on, it will stamp perfectly in place.
Hi Julie, I was laughing how I explained it...I can see how it was confusing. Sometimes, in the video, I start a thought and change mid stream...kind of like how women talk...please know I was making fun of myself in the first reply!
@@cindybrumbaugh9496 I get it now! Thank you for this. I agree that sometimes you line up the die "perfectly" and yet when you look at it, you see that it was a bit off. ( More white border on one side than the other). This eliminates that problem! Great little tip. And I like that you save the negative so that you don't have to do that part the next time. I've been with SU for 30 years. It's still fun (and amazing) to learn a new trick. Thanks for all the time and effort you took to reply to me.
Love this card!!
Getting this bundle. Thank you for the post
Would love written instructions for all your amazing and beautiful cards!🙂
Hi Cindy. Super cute card ideas. I'm prepping Club projects today, using this bundle. (I'm a demonstrator as well). I see in this video where you mention a "trick" that you talk about (at 6:28) but don't really show. I'm completely confused but super curious. Do you show exactly what you mean (and why you would do this) on a separate video?? TIA
Hi Julie, I did not show it but I did explain it. I will try to make clearer...lol. Essentially, stamp your image and then die cut a "negative" and then place that negative around the image you stamped. Then you can see how much white is around it. Tape the negative around the image and put die inside the negative you put around the image. Then run through the machine and it will turn out perfect. Let me see if I can find a video where I do it. Since I do it so much!!! Let me take a look. I will post a link back here once I find a video where I did that! Additionally, if you place paper in Stamparatus and stamp image. You can then glue a negative in place around the image and pop "blank" white die cuts inside the hole and use Stamparatus to stamp perfect everytime. Saves so much time in class. My girls just mindlessly die cut the negative and pop it in my stamparatus where I have the stamp mounted with the "hole" that has the image in it- they just pop in the white and stamp. I think my Changing Leaves video has the steps...I will look!
on this video at 14:40 I show this trick
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Additionally, you can just stamp it in the stamparatus and leave it in place (I tape mine) and glue the negative around the image and remember as long as you do not move the stamp or the paper you stamped it on, it will stamp perfectly in place.
Hi Julie, I was laughing how I explained it...I can see how it was confusing. Sometimes, in the video, I start a thought and change mid stream...kind of like how women talk...please know I was making fun of myself in the first reply!
@@cindybrumbaugh9496 I get it now! Thank you for this. I agree that sometimes you line up the die "perfectly" and yet when you look at it, you see that it was a bit off. ( More white border on one side than the other). This eliminates that problem! Great little tip. And I like that you save the negative so that you don't have to do that part the next time. I've been with SU for 30 years. It's still fun (and amazing) to learn a new trick. Thanks for all the time and effort you took to reply to me.