I love this card and , frankly I would never have seen it this way. I have felt every since Pinterest came into the world, the American woman has never been recognized for how all of you can think outside the box, find a solution to a problem, or just look at the world differently. Thank you so much. I have this paper (I think 3 packs) but I have not done much with it because I couldn't quite figure out what to do with it. But because of you, I do now. Thank you for sharing!!
Hi Patty. I too struggles with how to use this paper but I love your idea of the northern lights. The card turned out beautiful and I want to try this technique myself. Thank you for demonstrating this. You are awesome!
Beautiful card Patti, I just love this look! I sure wish lemon lime twist was still a current color, it would look fabulous in this sky. Frenchie also did a northern light project with this paper. Just letting people know so they can see both techniques/videos. Not sure of her website, just look her up on TH-cam.
Wow, so clever of you Patti. The satin swirl side of the Marbelous paper can be quite difficult to use other than great for nuptial invites and cards, especially if the tones are bright. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Pat I am watching from Gig Harbor Wa. I love this Video But wish you would do a PDF . I was lucky to get this paper from EBay. . Going to try it Sunday when my Partner in crime comes over for play Day. We make cards together. Sheri
So kind of you to watch! thank you! You are welcome to pull info off my blog post. I'm so sorry that my schedule does not allow for free pdf tutorials in addition to blog posts and video tutorials.
So beautiful and a truly fantastic idea to combine the dsp's. Both are very amazing cards. In regards to your 'colors of the Aurora' question, we were in Fairbanks years ago & took a 1 day class at the U of AK on the Aurora. The professor said that the red & orange colors were the rarest ones and greens & blues were the most common. I am a hobby demonstrator in Washington State. -Gaye Anderson
Patty - Great Card. I have never saw the Northern lights! Especially living in the middle part of Kansas. I bet they are pretty in real vision. I think these you made a very lovely version of the northern skies! Thank you for sharing this with us! 👏👏👏🥰💕
Thank you so much for sharing this! I too was struggling a bit on what to do with this paper besides water with the otters. Once again you taught & created something stunning! I also am not a fan of the pp blocks but use them to put my ink on when I watercolor love them for that! But will stick with my su blocks for stamping..those are my face & have tried a few others over the years..su wins on that🙂 I will have to try this technique & make some great cards..ty
I have shared this to my FaceBook page, and from there to my daughter's! I do want to try this sometime soon. Thanks for the idea, and the tip about stamping over two layers, like you did for the trees. Is your Alaska cruise booked up?
Oh yes, there is pink, pinkish purple, purple, green, blue, white, yellow and neon green. Lovely card.
I just came across this video. This is so amazing. I could not imagine what you did with the paper. Came out awesome.
so glad you enjoyed it!!
That so beautiful!
THank you Penny!
Great card and great tip on the stamping
Hello, first time from Durango CO
Hi, Welcome, Gloria!
I love Northern Lights. Fun to see how to make them with the marbled paper!!
Thanks Kathy!!
Gorgeous.
Catching the replay. Love the card. Great way to use this paper in a different way.
Thank you for watching, Elizabeth!
Love the Fresh Freezia in it, but the sky is gorgeous!😍
thank you!
wow you made this look really easy and it is so beautiful. can't wait to try thanks you so much
Thanks Debbie!
Love it, tanks for sharing!
Very cleaver idea on the stamping if the trees
Glad you enjoyed that!
Hello, watching replay in Holland, Oh.
We were just talking about this technique at a stampin up party tonight.
I'm watching the replay in northwest Indiana. I'm going to have to try this. So beautiful! Thanks for sharing
THanks for watching!
What a wow card using my favourite papers!
THanks for watching, Desiree!
I just made this card, but I didn't have the Mountaire set so I used the small tree from Evening Evergreen. . Thanks for your inspiration!
Perfect!! I actually meant to show a couple other tree sets I had that could be used, and I forgot to show them.. glad you found one to use!!
Love the lights!
I am in love with this card!!!!! TY
Stunning card! Great tips! Thank you, Patty!
Thanks Debbie!!
Love the Northern Lights, this paper is the perfect fit for using on this project.
I love this card and , frankly I would never have seen it this way. I have felt every since Pinterest came into the world, the American woman has never been recognized for how all of you can think outside the box, find a solution to a problem, or just look at the world differently. Thank you so much. I have this paper (I think 3 packs) but I have not done much with it because I couldn't quite figure out what to do with it. But because of you, I do now. Thank you for sharing!!
love your Northern Lights
Hi Patty. I too struggles with how to use this paper but I love your idea of the northern lights. The card turned out beautiful and I want to try this technique myself. Thank you for demonstrating this. You are awesome!
Thank you Kathy, glad you enjoyed it!!
watching the replay in Ontario,Canada
I saw Frenchie do this with the dark blue one. Very beautiful and fun!
Oh fun!! I will look her up!!
What a great card and tip!
This is so so awesome. Can’t wait to try this. Gorgeous!!!!! Thanks so much
Thank you Jayne!
I LOVE it
Thank you Karen!
great card
Beautiful card Patti, I just love this look! I sure wish lemon lime twist was still a current color, it would look fabulous in this sky. Frenchie also did a northern light project with this paper. Just letting people know so they can see both techniques/videos. Not sure of her website, just look her up on TH-cam.
yes, thank you, I think someone else commented about that.. I need to go watch it!!
@@pattystamps It's definitely a good one to watch.
Wow, so clever of you Patti. The satin swirl side of the Marbelous paper can be quite difficult to use other than great for nuptial invites and cards, especially if the tones are bright. Thank you for sharing.
yes, great idea!!
Hi Pat I am watching from Gig Harbor Wa. I love this Video But wish you would do a PDF . I was lucky to get this paper
from EBay. . Going to try it Sunday when my Partner in crime comes over for play Day. We make cards together.
Sheri
So kind of you to watch! thank you! You are welcome to pull info off my blog post. I'm so sorry that my schedule does not allow for free pdf tutorials in addition to blog posts and video tutorials.
So pretty. Will have to try that!
Oh wow.... That's impressive.... And you make me feel like I could do that... Awesome...ty
I hope you will give it a try!!
Patty, this is stunning! Thank you for the wonderful video! Blessings!
Patty, I love this technique! 💕 Thanks for the tip on how to do the trees. I also like the one that looks like hearts in the sky, it's unique! ♥️
So glad you enjoyed it!! thank you!
Just seen this love it. Great tip for the trees I would gave had horrid space. Thanks so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed the tip ! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful!
Thank you Karen!
I just bought this paper on eBay and watched your video. Love what you did with the paper and ink. Keep thinking out of the box.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you Nancy!
Enjoyed your video with so many great tips.
Thanks, Kay!
I’m so excited you are sharing this!
thanks for watching!
Patty you are just brilliant! Thank you!
Love the tip for stamping over layers. Thank you!
Glad you liked that!
Thank you Patty! I really like the Fresh Fresia that you added. It looks more like what I remember seeing when I lived in Minnesota.
That card is amazing and better to be late to the party then never arriving at all. I love how innovative you are. This is one of my favorite SU dsps.
THank you Pami!
Hello from WI
So beautiful and a truly fantastic idea to combine the dsp's. Both are very amazing cards. In regards to your 'colors of the Aurora' question, we were in Fairbanks years ago & took a 1 day class at the U of AK on the Aurora. The professor said that the red & orange colors were the rarest ones and greens & blues were the most common. I am a hobby demonstrator in Washington State. -Gaye Anderson
THank you for letting me know!!
Hello Patty! Thrilled see this video ❤️
thank you!
Patty - Great Card. I have never saw the Northern lights! Especially living in the middle part of Kansas. I bet they are pretty in real vision. I think these you made a very lovely version of the northern skies! Thank you for sharing this with us! 👏👏👏🥰💕
Thank you!
Very pretty❤
Thank you Jo Ann!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I too was struggling a bit on what to do with this paper besides water with the otters. Once again you taught & created something stunning! I also am not a fan of the pp blocks but use them to put my ink on when I watercolor love them for that! But will stick with my su blocks for stamping..those are my face & have tried a few others over the years..su wins on that🙂 I will have to try this technique & make some great cards..ty
Thank you Yvette!!
Yvette, the marblelous paper works well with the tulip dies and the daffodil dies.
@@deborahfrownfelter6260 thank you
Gorgeous blending technique! Beautiful card!
Thanks Betty!
Hello from Charlotte NC! Love card
Beautiful! Thanks Patty
Thanks for sharing this fun technique!
Beautiful card
Hi Pattie, Sandy here from Wisconsin on your replay!
The card is amazing. I would have never thought of that. Thank you.
Thank you Judy!
Beautiful card!
This is amazing! I wish I had the marbled paper! Thank you for sharing!
Ohhhhhh THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing this video. Seeing first hand how to blend is awesome and the card is absolutely stunning. You're the best!!!
So glad you enjoyed it! If you'd like to see my Blending Brush series: th-cam.com/play/PLthQfDjRFFh2w5H32haXj1nhJ0U2Tuw1r.html
Absolutely stunning card. Fantastic idea. Thank you for the demonstration.
So kind of you.. thank you!!
Beautifully done!!
Thank you Linda!
Thank you for sharing. You made it look so easy!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very creative
I'm here!
thanks for watching the replay!
My friend saw it 2 nights ago in person! Her pictures showed a little orange color.
oooh amazing!
Thank you I the great idea
I have shared this to my FaceBook page, and from there to my daughter's! I do want to try this sometime soon. Thanks for the idea, and the tip about stamping over two layers, like you did for the trees. Is your Alaska cruise booked up?
*mostly like your greens and blues, but a touch of orange.
Are you in Canada or the US?
US
Gloria from northern Oregon
Hi from Wisconsin
hi from va
Hello
magenta maddness
don"t add the line of trees