If you have got some old felt tips pens, cheap kid ones , that are dried up and mix with some alcohol, rubbing alcohol is the best quality although 70% works well. Break the tubes of the pens and pull out the inner which has a enclosed fluffy wick. Add this and the old pen nib to about 10-20mls of alcohol and you have homemade alcohol ink. Be careful because it will be permanent.
You can get the sticky back foil on a roll at plumbers supplies or building supplies stores - it comes in a wide version too - it is thicker than cooking foil and can withstand rubbing.
Wow! Who knew kitchen foil could look so beautiful. I thought it looked pretty good covering my roast but you have taken it to a whole new level. Loving the embossed look, stunning. Thank you so much for such inspiring creativity. 💗
You blow me away. Your ideas and talent, plus enthusiasm are like no other. I’ve dabbled in kitchen foil before, but nothing like this. I cannot wait to get a moment and do these. I belong to a local card group, we will meet on Feb 19 th of this month. We all bring un assembled cards to put together and do a swap. Now to find he right die or stencils. Ann, you rock my world. Keep that chin up.
I'm a little late to the party, but I think the term you were trying to think of is cloisonné, where they usually do a colored enamel inside decorative metalwork or metal wire. Anyway, it's beautiful! Thanks for sharing the technique, even if I am a couple years late seeing it.
I prefer the non-colored ones, just embossing, and the white paint tile. I can see the tile one cut apart, popped up, ditching the 4th one, and leaving white card base “space” between tiles to make a lovely triptych! TFS.
Very pretty! I do tin foil projects with my students. We use markers and India Ink, and trap objects like poster board shapes, coins, and buttons underneath once sprayed with adhesive. It is one of our favorite projects. We also use a hot glue gun on illustration board, spray with adhesive then wrap and spread the foil over the contours, being careful not to tear it, working from center out. Never thought to make cards, but we have made mini desings and put a pin on the back to wear as jewelery. I love putting foil through my texture machine, as well. Also, I never thought to use stencils with markers. You are so awesome. Thanks for the inspiration!
Wow! Wow! Wow! So many brilliant ideas with foil. Ann, you've excelled yourself on this one. Just can't pick a favourite one, like all of them for different reasons. So grateful that you go out of your way to gather all these ideas together and put them on one video for our use. Much appreciated.
I am picking up so many amazing techniques from you! And, what I like best is your 'speed' the video up so I don't have to sit and watch every stroke. That way I get to see more! Thank you!!!
Hi Ann, WOW is defo the right word. Who would think a 2 quid roll of tin foil would look so amazing.Ive watched this video 3 times I was facinated with the outcomes. Absolutely beautiful cards. My creative mind is in overdrive.I've hunted high and low for that sticky back foil on a roll n cant find it anywhere. Lucky lady. Thank you as always xx
You are so clever Ann your ideas are amazing. Who would of thought that the ordinary kitchen foil could produce such beautiful cards. Thanks again for a great video xx
Ann gave this a quick view on my lunch break. Brilliant as always! Something to look forward to watching again tonight instead of rubbish UK TV. Thanks!
Years ago I wrapped foil around my card stock piece and embossed with a folder that resembled tire treads. It served as the background for a sports car stamped image that was colored and cut out. I haven’t used foil in years, but this was a fun video to watch. (I never actually trimmed the foil, I just wrapped it around.)
Thank you so much Ann for all your amazing tutorials. So glad I found your channel. You are a beautiful blessing to us and a wonderful inspiration. You have an amazing easy to understand teaching style thank you so much 🥰❤🤗
Wow Anne, you knocked it out the park. Who knew you could do so much with tin foil. My 2 favourites were the scrunched with the alcohol markers and the tile. Thanks again for sharing, can't wait fir your next video. X 🥲🥰💖💖💖
The foil heat embossed quickly because it’s foil, and it heats! It also reflects heat. In the states the tape is often used by the air conditioning folks. You know aluminum has been used in wiring for a long time. Copper it better, but both conducts heat.
You are SO generous in sharing all your amazing ideas and easy to follow instructions, thank you , your work is just beautiful. I can't wait to try this out xx
Yep, you pronounced it the way American's say Aluminum foil, but my son and I love the way you guys say it! So we will say it the way you do at times because we love it so much. All fabulous ideas, you never ceased to amaze me. I've uses foil before on a card, but never thought to color it the way you have with alcohol markers. Heat embossing on foil is genius! I will have to try that for sure, the addition of the coloring really brings it up a notch. My favorite though, was the "stenciled" poinsettia one, my gosh that is stunning! Although, I did love the tile one too, oh heck I loved them all! Great techniques using foil, you are genius Ann. Hugs, Brenda
Brilliant! I have used foil in an embossing folder before but never though to colour it and would never have thought to heat emboss it. Lots of great ideas, thank you.
That is absolutely beautiful!!! I can hardly wait to try using foil!! I look for your videos every day I truly enjoy them. I was especially impressed with the use what you have series early this year.
You are soooooo talented. I hope you win the craft award . I know this is an old video because I watched it about a year ago or so. I would vote for you hands down as the best crafter in the world. I’ve been making cards for at least 55 years. As good as I am at it , you have me beat by a long shot. I do a lot of experiments like you do, but I have learned so much from you. Thankyou for all the knowledge you are so willing to share with us. You truly deserve any and all awards you are nominated for, all of them. You truly blow every one else out of the water. Salute
Amazing what you did with foil and a few supplies! Now I think I will consider foil a craft essential. I make a lot of craft projects to frame. Now foil can be added to my materials to work with. Thanks again, Ann.
Talk about a Wow factor, going from embossing fabrics to tin-foil transformations, who knew, other than you?! Awesome tutorial and inspiration. Thanks Ann! See you at the next one. Blessings 💙xx
I've used aluminum foil on cards for years. I've never used glue on the back of the foil, tho. Just put on the cardstock, fold to the back side, then tape it down with either double sided tape or even Scotch tape. I then emboss, then added to my trim card, then to card base. They've always turned out great. BUT ... I'm going to try some of your demos. They're beautiful!! Thank you
Absolutely brilliant 😁 ideas. I wonder if you ever switch your wonderful creative brain off. You give me and thousands of others so much through your tutorials. Angel Blessings Lesley 💟🌻
Ann, I did want you to know you can get the aluminum foil tape in 4-5". They use it to seal ductwork for Aircondition and heating. So check those areas. You can die cut out of it but when you remove the back of the tape roll it wrinkles it badly. So I have learned to use a strong glue on the back of the tape release paper and it holds better. It makes amazing ornaments during Chrustmas season as well as phenomenal 3D texture fades, or embossing.
Colouring in all those little indentations on the tin foil at random I’m sure without a doubt is very therapeutic ….. (just like back in my day it was called doodling ) …….. I prefer your take on it by far what fabulous results you have achieved………… Thank you Ann 🤗
Every single one is just GORGEOUS!! I love each and every one. I think my fave is the gold heat embossing, and the last one, that is embossed to look like tile and then brayered white. I am so enjoying your videos!!!
Beautiful! I love all of these! Watching you work with foil reminded me of what I did to my bedroom in the 70s (when I was 17). 😁. I covered my door in foil and used color markers to write one of my poems on it. Of course, I had to add 70s-style flowers and lots of other art, too. It was so cool. I can’t wait to try some of your techniques!
love the foiling of the first one we used to see bible verses in Canada back in the 60's done with that kind of background and it looked like stain glass they were behind glass and in frames and were in many peoples homes
What a brilliant video, kitchen foil another essential for our craft spaces! Just loved it! You are so inspiring Anne, you always deliver, and add a creative twist to every project;
I don't know if you ever saw the Carol Duvall show, but your show reminds me of hers. She had visiting crafters and they all did different crafts. Lots of fun. Learned a lot.
To add some 3 d effect and some different texture to the poinsettia card, some small Matt green holly leaves coming from the berries would look cool xx
This has inspired me so very much, thank you Ann. I have been struggling to do anything of late, but this is too tempting and something that I am definitely going to have a try at. The effect is amazing! You have achieved the impossible Ann, thank you from the bottom of my heart, Liz x
I have jus found you on You Tube and I'M ADDICTED. I love your style. You tend to use what you have and that is what I like to do. I do have a stash that is would like to use before I purchase new materials. So your videos on using your stash and some of the other videos have given so much inspiration. I also have limited fancy tools so I enjoy using my imagination. I am not great at creating but I am fairly good at being able to recreate what I have seen. So thank you.
HI Ann, 👸 Not just for cooking my goodness WOW FAB FAB FAB u said the Christmas flower 🌺 one was your favourite but I just Couldn’t Choose I loved them all thanks for sharing a really lovely crafty craft tutorial 👍❤️✨🌺Lin
Thank you for your creativity. What I love the most is, I can immediately grab the items and have a go straight away. That way, I know, the ideas will stay in my memory, unlike other times I order something and by the time it arrives I haven't a clue why I wanted it! Sometimes though, I'll pause a video and take a photo or a screenshot. Interestingly, my foil had little diamond markings on it and I thought it won't matter for my trial go, but they disappeared, so no need to find a different brand!
OH MY GOSH!! I just found your video for the first time. You are amazing. I love this technique. I struggle with using my alcohol markers. I have Stampin up markers so each one comes in light and dark and you are supposed to blend the two colors. I just can't do it. Your idea is so beautiful. It looks like stained glass. I can't wait to try all of these designs. Thank you for sharing.
Woooowwwwww, woooooowwwwwwwwww, woooooowwwwwwwwwwww!!!! You are incredible Ann!!! Wished I could do everything you show us . . . so well explained!!! It's just I am slow!!! You are great!!!
Terrazzo tile!!! That is what I thought of when you were working on the first ones with the Believe and Dream sentiments, they look like terrazzo tile. These ideas are wonderful, just gorgeous! So many possibilities!! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity. ♡
If you have got some old felt tips pens, cheap kid ones , that are dried up and mix with some alcohol, rubbing alcohol is the best quality although 70% works well. Break the tubes of the pens and pull out the inner which has a enclosed fluffy wick. Add this and the old pen nib to about 10-20mls of alcohol and you have homemade alcohol ink. Be careful because it will be permanent.
Who knew that foil was so versatile! Yet again you've surpassed yourself Ann. Thank you.
Thank you x
When I was young, older folks called it tin foil. Lol
We still do some times haha
Your heart is SO big, to share all this 💞💯🌈☮️🙏 Thank you Anne .. I "needed " this today to help with dome healing of the heart 💗
You can get the sticky back foil on a roll at plumbers supplies or building supplies stores - it comes in a wide version too - it is thicker than cooking foil and can withstand rubbing.
Thank you Eleanor for sharing x
Yes, thank you.
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Wow! Who knew kitchen foil could look so beautiful. I thought it looked pretty good covering my roast but you have taken it to a whole new level. Loving the embossed look, stunning. Thank you so much for such inspiring creativity. 💗
Thank you so much 😊
You blow me away. Your ideas and talent, plus enthusiasm are like no other. I’ve dabbled in kitchen foil before, but nothing like this. I cannot wait to get a moment and do these. I belong to a local card group, we will meet on Feb 19 th of this month. We all bring un assembled cards to put together and do a swap. Now to find he right die or stencils. Ann, you rock my world. Keep that chin up.
I'm a little late to the party, but I think the term you were trying to think of is cloisonné, where they usually do a colored enamel inside decorative metalwork or metal wire. Anyway, it's beautiful! Thanks for sharing the technique, even if I am a couple years late seeing it.
Ann you have opened up whole new crafting world for us……….. thank you…………. 🤗
I prefer the non-colored ones, just embossing, and the white paint tile. I can see the tile one cut apart, popped up, ditching the 4th one, and leaving white card base “space” between tiles to make a lovely triptych! TFS.
When you colored the gold embossed design, it looked like cloisonné. What a fabulous idea!
Very pretty! I do tin foil projects with my students. We use markers and India Ink, and trap objects like poster board shapes, coins, and buttons underneath once sprayed with adhesive. It is one of our favorite projects. We also use a hot glue gun on illustration board, spray with adhesive then wrap and spread the foil over the contours, being careful not to tear it, working from center out. Never thought to make cards, but we have made mini desings and put a pin on the back to wear as jewelery. I love putting foil through my texture machine, as well. Also, I never thought to use stencils with markers. You are so awesome. Thanks for the inspiration!
Wow! Wow! Wow! So many brilliant ideas with foil. Ann, you've excelled yourself on this one. Just can't pick a favourite one, like all of them for different reasons. So grateful that you go out of your way to gather all these ideas together and put them on one video for our use. Much appreciated.
I am picking up so many amazing techniques from you! And, what I like best is your 'speed' the video up so I don't have to sit and watch every stroke. That way I get to see more! Thank you!!!
WOW who would have thought you could make a card with aluminum foil other than to cover letters with it. Amazing. Got to try this one.
ohh I buy copper tape like that silver one. I tape it around my planters to keep the slugs off my plants, will need to look out for the silver one x
Hi Ann, WOW is defo the right word. Who would think a 2 quid roll of tin foil would look so amazing.Ive watched this video 3 times I was facinated with the outcomes. Absolutely beautiful cards. My creative mind is in overdrive.I've hunted high and low for that sticky back foil on a roll n cant find it anywhere. Lucky lady. Thank you as always xx
You are so clever Ann your ideas are amazing. Who would of thought that the ordinary kitchen foil could produce such beautiful cards. Thanks again for a great video xx
Thank you so much xx
Ann gave this a quick view on my lunch break. Brilliant as always! Something to look forward to watching again tonight instead of rubbish UK TV. Thanks!
Years ago I wrapped foil around my card stock piece and embossed with a folder that resembled tire treads. It served as the background for a sports car stamped image that was colored and cut out. I haven’t used foil in years, but this was a fun video to watch. (I never actually trimmed the foil, I just wrapped it around.)
The foil looks like metal stain glass. Beautiful work. Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️
Thank you so much Ann for all your amazing tutorials. So glad I found your channel. You are a beautiful blessing to us and a wonderful inspiration. You have an amazing easy to understand teaching style thank you so much 🥰❤🤗
I’m just bonkers over these techniques. So pretty!
Wow Anne, you knocked it out the park. Who knew you could do so much with tin foil. My 2 favourites were the scrunched with the alcohol markers and the tile. Thanks again for sharing, can't wait fir your next video. X 🥲🥰💖💖💖
We did the foil ones at primary school years ago, 40 ish years ago! Gowd I am owd. Lol
Your talent has no limitations, you are absolutely an amazing artist, thank you so so so much for showing us all how to create beautiful cards ❤❤❤❤❤
The foil heat embossed quickly because it’s foil, and it heats! It also reflects heat. In the states the tape is often used by the air conditioning folks. You know aluminum has been used in wiring for a long time. Copper it better, but both conducts heat.
You are SO generous in sharing all your amazing ideas and easy to follow instructions, thank you , your work is just beautiful. I can't wait to try this out xx
That is gorgeous, and I'm thinking glossy assents on the top of the inked bits 🤔 I enjoyed that so much Thank you.
Yep, you pronounced it the way American's say Aluminum foil, but my son and I love the way you guys say it! So we will say it the way you do at times because we love it so much. All fabulous ideas, you never ceased to amaze me. I've uses foil before on a card, but never thought to color it the way you have with alcohol markers. Heat embossing on foil is genius! I will have to try that for sure, the addition of the coloring really brings it up a notch. My favorite though, was the "stenciled" poinsettia one, my gosh that is stunning! Although, I did love the tile one too, oh heck I loved them all! Great techniques using foil, you are genius Ann. Hugs, Brenda
Haha thank you Brenda xx
I guess I'm a year late, but ... oh well!All of these are absolutely beautiful! I love your videos! Thank you.
Brilliant! I have used foil in an embossing folder before but never though to colour it and would never have thought to heat emboss it. Lots of great ideas, thank you.
Your nails and your black ring are both beautiful.
The heat emboss is really stunning with the pens. Thank you.
That is absolutely beautiful!!! I can hardly wait to try using foil!! I look for your videos every day I truly enjoy them.
I was especially impressed with the use what you have series early this year.
Thank you so much!
The poinsettia reminds me of cloisone. Beautiful!
You are soooooo talented. I hope you win the craft award . I know this is an old video because I watched it about a year ago or so. I would vote for you hands down as the best crafter in the world. I’ve been making cards for at least 55 years. As good as I am at it , you have me beat by a long shot. I do a lot of experiments like you do, but I have learned so much from you. Thankyou for all the knowledge you are so willing to share with us. You truly deserve any and all awards you are nominated for, all of them. You truly blow every one else out of the water. Salute
Beautiful so made up you have shown your technique thank you xxxx
Amazing what you did with foil and a few supplies! Now I think I will consider foil a craft essential. I make a lot of craft projects to frame. Now foil can be added to my materials to work with. Thanks again, Ann.
putting this through a embossing folder would be great
Talk about a Wow factor, going from embossing fabrics to tin-foil transformations, who knew, other than you?! Awesome tutorial and inspiration. Thanks Ann! See you at the next one. Blessings 💙xx
Thanks so much! 😊
@@PositivelyPapercraft Ann, I just die-cut an ornate die with your tin-foil method and it works beautifully! Thanks so much! xx
I've used aluminum foil on cards for years. I've never used glue on the back of the foil, tho. Just put on the cardstock, fold to the back side, then tape it down with either double sided tape or even Scotch tape. I then emboss, then added to my trim card, then to card base. They've always turned out great. BUT ... I'm going to try some of your demos. They're beautiful!! Thank you
So many lovely projects! My favorite is definitely the acrylic brayered over the embossed panel!
Wow, that is a great idea with something you have in your home…versatility and imagination…its what makes crafting so fun!
I totally agree!
Thank you for showing me your beautiful cards
You're amazingly talented. Eat your hearts out all you professional tv crafter's.
Thanks so much 😊
Absolutely brilliant 😁 ideas. I wonder if you ever switch your wonderful creative brain off. You give me and thousands of others so much through your tutorials. Angel Blessings Lesley 💟🌻
I was thinking the same Lesley, about how active is our Ann’s creative mind! Keep thinking of waterwheel 😄
I love it when you experiment! We end up with great techniques and beautiful cards. Thanks so much for sharing.
Ann, I did want you to know you can get the aluminum foil tape in 4-5". They use it to seal ductwork for Aircondition and heating. So check those areas. You can die cut out of it but when you remove the back of the tape roll it wrinkles it badly. So I have learned to use a strong glue on the back of the tape release paper and it holds better. It makes amazing ornaments during Chrustmas season as well as phenomenal 3D texture fades, or embossing.
Our "recyclable" plastic meat trays make a great embossing surface and for printing too
Who knew I could shop in my pantry! I love this inexpensive find!
Ann, I am blown away!!! These are stunning!! I can’t wait to try these techniques. Thank you for sharing your creative knowledge with us!!
Thank you xx
Colouring in all those little indentations on the tin foil at random I’m sure without a doubt is very therapeutic ….. (just like back in my day it was called doodling ) …….. I prefer your take on it by far what fabulous results you have achieved………… Thank you Ann 🤗
You have some gorgeous embossing folders, Ann, and you do some spectacular things with them!
TFS!! I’m in Canada, we call it tinfoil, don’t know why, I don’t think there’s any tin in it, lol.
Haha :-)
Every single one is just GORGEOUS!! I love each and every one. I think my fave is the gold heat embossing, and the last one, that is embossed to look like tile and then brayered white. I am so enjoying your videos!!!
Thank you so much!
I spray my cardstock with a solution of Photo-Flow and water before I dry emboss. It gives me a crisp deep impression.
Thanks Ann for the brilliant tip. I made a card this morning with the foil and the alcohol pens. With a church window. Looks amazing. X
I would have NEVER thought about doing all these techniques using aluminum foil & alcohol markers!!! ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS cards!!!
Beautiful! I love all of these! Watching you work with foil reminded me of what I did to my bedroom in the 70s (when I was 17). 😁. I covered my door in foil and used color markers to write one of my poems on it. Of course, I had to add 70s-style flowers and lots of other art, too. It was so cool. I can’t wait to try some of your techniques!
That is awesome!
Ooooh....that last one gave me visions of my gel press! Fabulous tips.
I'm going to try heat embossing snow flakes on foil, I bet that will look amazing. Wow, so many great tips, thank you!
You are just so smart and so creative!! I don’t know how you keep coming up with such great projects but they are beautiful!!Thank you! 💕
love the foiling of the first one we used to see bible verses in Canada back in the 60's done with that kind of background and it looked like stain glass they were behind glass and in frames and were in many peoples homes
I did this technique using embossing folders and Tim Holtz inks , it was beautiful.
What a brilliant video, kitchen foil another essential for our craft spaces! Just loved it! You are so inspiring Anne, you always deliver, and add a creative twist to every project;
I don't know if you ever saw the Carol Duvall show, but your show reminds me of hers. She had visiting crafters and they all did different crafts. Lots of fun. Learned a lot.
Thank you! No i have not heard of it x
This is magnificent!!! Absolutely BEAUTIFUL. Thank you for sharing with us.
Absolutely amazing projects using aluminum foil. They are all my favorites! Thank you for another awesome video.
You are so welcome!
Once again Ann, another fab video. I loved them all. Thank you xx
To add some 3 d effect and some different texture to the poinsettia card, some small Matt green holly leaves coming from the berries would look cool xx
Yes i thought that too, omg it would look awesome xx
Again Annie, genius, no wonder you've been nominated in the craft awards, good job lady 😁😁😁😁❤️🌈
Thank you xx
This has inspired me so very much, thank you Ann. I have been struggling to do anything of late, but this is too tempting and something that I am definitely going to have a try at. The effect is amazing! You have achieved the impossible Ann, thank you from the bottom of my heart, Liz x
I have jus found you on You Tube and I'M ADDICTED. I love your style. You tend to use what you have and that is what I like to do. I do have a stash that is would like to use before I purchase new materials. So your videos on using your stash and some of the other videos have given so much inspiration. I also have limited fancy tools so I enjoy using my imagination. I am not great at creating but I am fairly good at being able to recreate what I have seen. So thank you.
These cards are absolutely beautiful.
All I can say is Wow! I have a Sick and Shut-In Ministry I’ll use one of these techniques for our Christmas card. Thank you!
Another amazing video. You have so many original ideas, and I love all of these!
I love the white on embossed foil best of all.
HI Ann, 👸 Not just for cooking my goodness WOW FAB FAB FAB u said the Christmas flower 🌺 one was your favourite but I just Couldn’t Choose I loved them all thanks for sharing a really lovely crafty craft tutorial 👍❤️✨🌺Lin
👍❤️✨ looking forward to Sunday’s crafty craft tutorial ❤️ Lin
Thank you for your creativity. What I love the most is, I can immediately grab the items and have a go straight away. That way, I know, the ideas will stay in my memory, unlike other times I order something and by the time it arrives I haven't a clue why I wanted it! Sometimes though, I'll pause a video and take a photo or a screenshot. Interestingly, my foil had little diamond markings on it and I thought it won't matter for my trial go, but they disappeared, so no need to find a different brand!
OH MY GOSH!! I just found your video for the first time. You are amazing. I love this technique. I struggle with using my alcohol markers. I have Stampin up markers so each one comes in light and dark and you are supposed to blend the two colors. I just can't do it. Your idea is so beautiful. It looks like stained glass. I can't wait to try all of these designs. Thank you for sharing.
You are so clever. Your ideas are amazing THANKYOU
I'd like to see the last one in reverse with the paint inside the embossing and wipe away the high spots so it's metal.
Ann the techniques you showed created some beautiful cards.... thank you for sharing. I can see aluminum foil on next year's cards.
Ice ideas Ann! Now to have a go myself!🇨🇦👏
Gorgeous Art Deco look, reminds me of old tin tiles. Thank you so much.
Really pretty! I find myself more drawn to the embossed foil without the color.
Fab ideas Ann, alcohol inks would look good too. My favourite is the first one, but love them all xx
Thank you so much for your special touch and for your kindness and sharing all these things with us
I'm watching from Ontario, Canada. I think these are just amazingly beautiful and plan to try them. Thank you!!
You are just amazing. I have worked with foil in our USA, but I am learning so much from your creativity. Thank you.
The faux tuile was very good but the Christmas card was my favorite. You have such great ideas. Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Woooowwwwww, woooooowwwwwwwwww, woooooowwwwwwwwwwww!!!! You are incredible Ann!!! Wished I could do everything you show us . . . so well explained!!! It's just I am slow!!! You are great!!!
I love this technique and will be giving it a try. Thank you. I’m stuck in with COVID so binge watching your videos which I love and are new to me.
Thank you for this. I shared it with my craft group last night and we are all addicted!
Wow!!! Absolutely gorgeous cards. TFS Ann. You have inspired me to use these techniques.
I love the Poinsettia one too, It's stunning, I love the tile one too.
Terrazzo tile!!! That is what I thought of when you were working on the first ones with the Believe and Dream sentiments, they look like terrazzo tile. These ideas are wonderful, just gorgeous! So many possibilities!! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity. ♡
You never fail to amaze. Thank you for all the great ideas.
WOW!!! Stunning is the perfect word. These are so beautiful. You are amazing with the things you show. Thanks.
Thank you so much!
All of your other work has been fantastic