How I deal with Paper Scraps Part Five - White Paper Scraps
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- Paper scraps are challenging. And White Paper Scraps can be abundant. Here's How I deal with White Paper Scraps and an old Baby Wipe Technique ... Come On In!
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2023 comment: Love this idea!
2024 Edit: I am so happy I found your channel today. I made this card a year ago but didn’t send it out. I came across it yesterday and loved it so much that I’m sending it to my sister for her birthday. I just couldn’t remember how I did the color or where I got the idea. It was you!! Thanks so much for showing this fabulous technique.
Thanks Linda - These are so much fun to make!! I hope you will try some soon!
I’ve used this technique to do autumn cards with maple leaves. I plan to try what you’ve shown today. The cards are awesome
Hi Nonie - Don't you love this technique?! It never fails to amaze me with the results you get. Thanks for the autumn card suggestion! I can just envision it in my mind - how Beautiful!!
I love the idea of inking the scraps and using the strips to create backgrounds with dimension! Thank you for a great idea.
You are so welcome Becky! Those cards were lovely and very well received! It's really amazing what you can do with a little white scrap, some foam tape and a little spacing...
Love this technique with the ink & baby wipes!!! Your flowers are beautiful!!! And inking the strips is a great idea!!! Can't wait to try it!!!
Hi Dawn - This is a very satisfying technique. It never disappoints and always is a bit unique in the out come. Those cards were so well received! I hope you try it soon. BTW - Did you see the Card Challenge results using this video from the facebook group? Here is a link if you missed it. ruclips.net/video/Gc5eP-Bv1X4/видео.html
Awesome video 🎉😊, Waste not, Wants not, Thank's. Columbia SC.
Hi Neighbor - Glad you enjoyed it Anna! These cards were really well received. The foam adds a lot to this style of card.
I have enjoyed this series of using up your scraps so much! I use some scraps from time to time, but never thought to use scraps only to make a card. Thanks for opening up a new technique for me/us.❤
I decided about a year and a half ago to make a concerted effort to use up my scraps. It amazes me that I still find scraps when I reach for paper that I haven't used in a while. It never ends!
Well, you have done it again....another idea to use up scrap paper and make something BEAUTIFUL with it!! Thank you.
Hi Ellen - These cards really did turn out lovely. I was looking at one yesterday, thinking I needed to so some more of them. Do you want to see another video perhaps?
Hi Julia.... I have only just learned of you, and I quickly subscribed to your channel. I have never done inking with baby wipes, but I sure will now! I have learned new things from you (ex. using napkins, scraps, embellishments and now baby wipes) and I am looking forward to learning some more. Thanks, and keep the door open.
Hi Valda and Welcome to my channel! There is a lot of great content on the channel if you feel like backwatching. I am currently in the middle of a major move, so won't be posting until Spring 2024. Be sure and check out our corresponding facebook page if you like! And have a very Merry Christmas!!
I LOVE this idea withe flowers and baby wipes. What a beautiful way to use your white strips. I have a million of them (almost lol)
Thanks Debby - This technique always amazes me at how lovely the outcome is. Hope you try some soon!
just love all your tips and ideas
Hi Bonnie - Hope your day is going well - and Thank you!!
Thanks for the great tips. I like the look of the texture effect from the baby wipes.
Hi Elva - I am so glad you like these. It is one of my favorite techniques and you can use your fluid ink refills just as well. The concept is the same. Baby wipe technique has been around for years and I'm sure there are some other great videos for inspiration. But never fear - you will see it again on this channel. I've never had it fail - unless you mix too much ink and it goes to brown. Then just toss it and start again!
Love the idea, thank you for sharing! 🤗
You are so welcome Mariette! These cards really were a lovely way to use up white paper scraps. And just that little foam behind each strip really added so much!
Wow Julia, more wonderful cards. Thanks so much. 😊🇨🇦
I love this technique! It's fun and you can use ink refills as well. The results never fail to be beautiful!
I just found your channel a few weeks ago and am soaking it up! You do such amazing techniques, tips and tricks and I’m enthralled!! I’m not finding any new videos done in the last year and I’m praying you are ok and still crafting. I told my sister about you and she’s avidly trying a lot of your techniques also.
Hi Rita - Welcome to My Channel I'm glad you're here. I try to put out a new video Sunday afternoon (USA Time). There is plenty of content on the channel to back watch if you're interested - So, Come Back Soon!!
Love your scrap use series. I have never seen this technique before.
Glad you like it - A lot of fun and every one is different but similar if that makes any sense. Originally ink refills were used just dropped on to the baby wipe. And that is another great way to use that technique. Welcome to My Channel and Come Back Soon!
I love this idea!! Such beautiful cards!
Thanks so much! This technique never fails to bring amazing results!
All 5 scrap videos have been extremely inspirational. I have so many scraps to use and now I know I can make some lovely cards. Thank you so much for sharing.
Hi Rosemary and Welcome to My Channel. I am so glad you are inspired to use some of your scraps! Honestly I think scrap cards are very rewarding and some of the prettiest cards. Happy Crafting and Come Back Soon!! Julia
All your tutorials are do fun to watch. I havent done the baby wipe splatter technique yet, so thank you for that😁 BTW your intermittent giggle is so darling!! 😂
Hi Betty - Thank you! I hope you will try this technique - it works equally well with small drops of ink refill.
I love making these videos to share my craft and it is a bit self entertaining I guess because I find myself having this conversation with all of you like you are there. But acutally it's just me and myself - and of course Cordellia!
These are really pretty. Thank you!😊
You are so welcome! Glad you liked them!!
really enjoyed this series even though I have not gotten into card making yet but lots of ideas you have shared thank u so much for all the great cards
You are so welcome!
This is a great way to use scraps. So glad i happened on to you’re site! 👍🇨🇦
Hi Helen - Oh those were some that I just hate to see go in the mail! But I can always make some more!! Welcome to My Channel - There is a lot of content here if you want to back watch. Also, I try to put out a new video Sunday afternoon (USA time) - So Come Back Soon!
Beautiful baby wipe technique! And love the flowers and stripes too! 😃 Thank you! I’m so happy to find and subscribe to your channel. 💖
Oh Sylvia Thank You and Welcome to my Channel! I posted a follow up video to this one yesterday which used up the rest of the baby wipe tray. It is a great way to use up white scraps for sure! Happy Crafting and Come Back Soon!!
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@@SeniorSusieStamps Wonderful! I will be sure to watch the follow up video. I really like the corrugated paper effect you featured too. Thanks again!
Thank you for more ways of using our scraps. I have seen the baby wipe technique before but never used it. I love the way you used it and am going to give it a try. 🇦🇺🐞
You are so welcome! I absolutely love this technique. You can use ink refills as well, just put little dots of different colors on the babywipe. It uses up white paper scraps wonderfully!!
Great ideas Julia!! I’m sorry to say I have a huge box of white scraps, but yayyyy, I can use them to stamp sentiments on!Sounds like a good rainy day project in front of the tv!!! Hugs! Tina 🥰❤️
I have very little white scraps - perhaps because of the way I cut my card blanks. And they stay on my desk in a very handy spot to pull out of...Have a great week - talk soon!
Thanks for showing the techniques Sue love it
Glad you like it! They always turn out different...
@SeniorSusieStamps yes they do I tried it today but I don't have a baby wipes so tried it with paper towel but I don't like the result I'll tried it again..
Great video and great technique.....have a great week end..
Thanks Terrie - You Too!!
Wow. I loved it. I’ll try. Thank you for teaching ❤
Those card were very well received! I think the foam elevation of the strips is really the key...
I just came across your tutorials today…. Love them. You are so talented 😊
Hi Linda - I'm glad you found this one for sure - these cards were just lovely and so much fun to make! Welcome to the channel - There is lots of content on the channel to back watch if you like. And I try to put out a new video every Sunday afternoon (USA time) - so come back soon!
I have never seen this technique before and let me tell you I love it! I can't believe what beautiful paper you created just from scraps! I don't have any flower punches but I'm going to start looking for some now as well as some flower dies! I can't wait to try this technique! Thank you again for sharing this with us! I am also super excited to have found your channel!!!
Thanks Val - I love these punches and they've been around quite a while. Baby wipe technique was popular 6 - 10 years ago, and you know how trends come and go. It's just good to have in your toolbox to use for scrap white papers. Take care and come back soon!
Absolutely love this idea and the Flower shop stamp set is 1 of my favourites.
I agree Dawn - that set will never leave my studio for sure! I think the thing that really makes these cards stand out from the crowd is the foam lift under the strips and just that little bit of spacing. They certainly a great way to use white scrap!!!
Made a card today using both the scraps and the baby wipe technique, a first for me, wish I could send a photo to you as I absolutely love the card
@@dawncrack9764 You can send it to seniorsusiestamps@gmail.com - I would love to see it!!
Well, good afternoon Susie, Again❤ another great tutorial, something new for me. Thank you. Absolutely splendid😍😍
Oh these cards are so gorgeous when they are finished. Please try some and let me know what you think?!
I love your videos. Thanks so much
You are so welcome!
Loved this series thank you. And love your accent😁
Hi Jeanette! I enjoyed making that series and all those wonderful cards. Glad you enjoyed it too!!
I am so glad I found your channel.
Awww Pamela - That is very sweet of you! Happy Crafting and Come Back Soon!!
I will have to try this with the baby wipes. Looks like fun. I have just cut up all my white scraps into more usable sizes of paper, but the bin is pretty big and so I must do something.
I keep mine cut down too. And whenever my little tray starts to get full, I work them out. It's too overwhelming if I let them go...I think white scraps must be related to rabbits LOL!!!
I always enjoy your videos.
I appreciate that Karen - Thank you!
I am so amazed at this method. TFS🤔🤔
I know, it amazes me every time I process white scraps this way. I could make these cards all day long! They never disappoint.
I alwayslove over your video and ideas .
Thanks Renee - those turned out to be some beautiful cards. Putting the foam behind the strips made a big impact!
Can't wait to try this technique
Hope you like it! These cards were such a hit!! And the fact that you can use up some white scrap is a real bonus!!!
Love this!! Such cheerful cards!
I have color bursts I don't use nearly often enough. I like the idea of using baby wipes in here, too. I'm also thinking of paper towels that have an embossed design, also, and spritzing with water really well before adding the color bursts.
Hi Wendy - I don't use my color burst near enough. They never cease to amaze! And these cards were really lovely.
Just found you on youtube. Love your ideas. Thank you!
Welcome Esther!! There is a lot of great content on the channel already if you have time and want to do some back watching. I am in the process of a major move and new content is a bit sporadic. But I will be back as soon as possible!
Thank you for sharing your videos
You are very welcome Tami!
Very nice!
Thank you Kathleen and welcome to the channel!
Lovely cards Julia!!! I’ve seen this technique done with reinkers, but never with pigment powders and I like the powders better!!! TYFS 💕
Hi Cindy - Glad you liked it - I just thought it would be fun to try and it worked out. I am still using up those last few sheets of ink I pulled off. Happy Crafting and Come Back Soon!
Lovely card!
Glad you like it! This is such a fun process. The results always turn out a bit differently which makes me happy!
I enjoyed that video! looking at my white paper scraps now, hmmmm...thinking 🙂
This is such a fun technique Leslie - I know you will do wonders with it!
Awesome ideas
Those were such beautiful cards - the process always amazes me with the results!
The technique has a beautiful watercolor effect!
I thought so too Kelly! Glad you like them!!
This was amazing TFS
Hi Barbara - These were some great cards! They really showed out well with the elevated strips. I hope you will try some!
Beautiful card.❣
Thanks Joyce! That little bit of foam lift really made these cards quite remarkable. Try some!
I cannot wait to try this. I will have to use reinkers but it should work out fine.
You are so right Shelly! I have done this with reinker many many times. Leave some white space, you can always add more ink. Use little dots of color. And have fun!!!
Great ideas. X
Thanks Brownie! Those cards were really well received! I was proud to send them out...
I'm betting you were either a Stampin Up demonstrator or a really great customer! I have a corrugator! Haven't used it in years!! Cool idea. TFS
LOL - Nope! But I was introduced to stamping through a friend that was a REALLY good SU customer. Most of my collection has been bought used through ebay. I have a lot of other company stamps as well. Way too many stamps!!!!!
@@SeniorSusieStamps same
Hi Julia, I love these cards! And I have this set with the punch. I hate to admit that I have not used it more than once but this is a great way to make the flowers. I have seen this technique but never used the wipes with the colour bursts which I also have. Unfortunately, I have been very sick so will try this at some point. I would also like to see how you use your washi tape as you mentioned at the end. Thanks a bunch for all your great ideas! I think my fav was the card with the white flowers and I even have the little flower punch you use in the centre of some. Take care, be well. 😘 ❤️🇨🇦
Oh Mary Lynn - I am so very sorry to hear you are ill. It saps your energy and creativity doesn't it? Isn't it wonderful that we have RUclips and can still enjoy our craft passively? I will try to add some of the washi idea in a future video, but basically you make 6 inch strips out of it and can pull and use just like banners. Get better soon so you can get back in your Happy Place!
Beautiful card
Thanks Marcia - This is a very fun technique and they all come out differently. You can use ink refills instead of the colorburst ink. Enjoy!
Lovely cards I tried this method when I first started making cards
Those cards were really well received. It's a great technique to keep in your toolkit!!
I am new to your channel. I have enjoyed seeing you create. Such nice ideas!
Hi Valerie and Welcome to My Channel!! I'm glad you found me. There is a lot of great content on the channel for you to back-watch if you like and have time. Presently, I am in the middle of a 2-stage move. It's taking most of my energy. But I am putting out a new video whenever we are at the location of the new interim studio. So, come back soon!!
Great cards
Thanks Christine - These were great scrap cards, and very well received. It's amazing how that little foam lift on the strips makes such a difference.
Enjoyed 😊
Those were some fabulous cards Sharon - very well received and a great way to use up some white scraps!
The baby wipe technique is new to me and I want to give it a try. I saw paper crimpers on Amazon, not Fiskars but other brands, if anyone wants to look for one. The cards are stunning. I especially like the one on the blue cardstock.
You can use ink refills just as well you don't need the colorburst. But if you happen to have them, then go for it! This technique has never failed to give amazing results!
LOVE this card and this technique. I’ve never seen this technique and I watch many of the card crafter, including Laurel Beard, et al. This is very clever and a great way to use scraps of all kinds. Thanks for showing this! Have you ever tried using this technique using pastel card stock?
Hi Cindy - I think these would be lovely in pastel, I just tend to need a few white paper scrap tricks in my toolbox. These cards really are amazing. Hope you'll try some!!
Beautiful, love your videos, such beautiful cards you make :) I'm wondering if drops of watercolor paints would have the same effect ..... might try that tomorrow :)
That's a great idea! I have used ink refills lots of times for this technique with great success. Try it and let me know what you find out.
Thise are really pretty. Tfs
Glad you like them!!
Hi there Julia. 😀
This was such an interesting tutorial on how to use up white cardstock scraps. I noticed that you threw away the lighter weight cardstock, but I can make use of them. You can stamp a sentiment on that cardstock, and if isn't thick enough punch out several more (3 to 5) of the same shape, and glue the layers together to make a thicker chipboard style sentiment. It is easy and fun to do, and using up more of your scraps!
Julia, your cards were absolutely beautiful in fact quite stunning. 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
I am intrigued by the baby wipe technique to make your own customised ink pad, and each time it would be different. How long does it take before the baby wipe, and ink dries, and were your inks water based?
Have a blessed day, and happy crafting... love and hugs. Gloria 🥰💕🌸🌺🌼🌺🌸💕
Hello Gloria - Hope your day is going well! I do use some of my lighter weight white. Just not the 1/4 inch pieces and especially not for picking up ink. It just doesn't hold up.
The baby wipe technique works well with any water based ink. Today I was using Ken Oliver Colour Burst, but have used liquid ink refills in the past. I will finish the mix for today's video on Butterfly cards (hopefully I have enough time to get it filmed and edited). I have not found drying out to be a problem because I use it for several days and the colors blend too much. There is a point of no return...and having said that I always try to start out with the theory that less is best, you can always add a bit more to satisfy. But once you get to much mix the party is over! Have a great week and we'll talk soon! Julia
You can buy the corigater on line. It has changed its name to a crimper🐞🇦🇺
I have found several on line since making this. The old Fiskars that I have has aluminum crimping rollers and is quite substantial. Not sure about the newer ones...
I can use my tube paint crimper to crimp my heavy paper. Perhaps crafters can get a crimper at an art supply store.
Great idea Ruth! Thank you!
Fun card! Where do you find refills for your atg adhesive? I am having problems finding it.
Hi Paula - I purchase a box at a time from Tape Depot -Sometimes you have to fiddle with it on the feed spool, but generally I find it works great! Be sure you order the correct spool - (Look for "Pink Glider") Here is the link... www.tapedepot.com/product/standard-atg-tape-56720/