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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2014
- Have made a new fussy cut tutorial on how to cut out images from paper for beginners. Will also show some more advanced fussy cutting with detail cutting and with a craft knife.Will also tell a bit about scissors, markers Ranger multi medium matte sealer and how to sharpen your scissors.
In this video I show what I like to use. You can use any kind of scissors,tools,markers and sealer you like :-)
The spring scissor I show in the beginning of the video is from Fiskars not EK success. Sorry for the mistake :-)
Regarding questions there is a video where frequently asked questions from You Tube, Blog,
Mail and messages are are answered. Here is the link,
• Frequently asked scrap... (Preview) (Preview)
For other questions please visit my blog where I will post new questions that has not been answered before.
Here is the link,
www.annespapercreations.com/p/...
Hope this tutorial is helpful and ave fun creating :-)
Hugs, Anne - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I've seen a lot of paper crafts projects lately with fussy cutting and have marveled at how well done some are. Watching you cut is almost like watching a beautifully choreographed ballet. Thanks for the tutorial!
+boxer3086 WELL SAID, Boxer! I am amazed also! I have learned so much and am grateful that she takes the time to share her artistic skill with us.
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Just love all your work, Anna, such detail, what kind of patience that must take. Your video was very informative as always. Thank you for not only being a wonderful inspiration but also a wonderful teacher. It takes a special person to love what they do so much they want to also teach everyone else how to do it. Alot of people who are self taught don't want to share their knowledge, they want to keep it to themselves and I love that you are not like that at all. You are kind and warm, as well as talented and it's so great of you to make these informative videos teaching us how to fussy cut and make mini's etc. Thank you for all your videos. I think you ROCK! TFS, hugs, amyK
Dear Anne: I have learned my favorite ideas, techniques and ways to make my albums into art from you. I am an amateur getting better and better by watching you and your tutorials.I wait for them and watch them as soon as you upload them. I treasure your help and I love fussy cutting and your stuff. Thanksf for everything and for sharing without charging
12/10/2019: Watching this made me feel like fussy cutting something!
Thank you i think u r one of the most amazing teachers who selflessly teaches .... All your creations are so beautiful n amazing details ...i just cant get iover them .
I could listen to your videos all day long. Your voice is so soothing. I know you don't make videos now but thank-you so much for taking the time to make these on You Tube. You have inspired me and so many others. Your kindness shows forth in your voice and so does your heart. I so wish I could know you as a friend. Lots of hugs and sending you good vibes and wishes! xoxoxoBetzie
Thank you ever so much for this video!
I have been 'fussy cutting' for many decades (since before my teens) but I always thought of it as 'detailed work'. :D About two-thirds through the video, I thought, "Oh my! ...I learned a couple of really nice things!" However, the last third of the video, I learned SO many things I never knew... Thank you very, very much, Miss Anne! You are most definitely my Top Two favorite artisan♡ (apart from my dearly missed mother and grandmother ;D).
I appreciate you so much... Thank you for all of the videos and sharing your most breathtaking treasures. Much love. ♡
Wonderful information! I tried fussy cutting before but it was frustrating. Cutting from the back will make a huge difference so now I want to try again. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!
EXCELLENT tutorial! I never knew there was so much to fussy cutting! Know wonder your creations always look perfect! You have helped me to make mine look perfect, too! Thank you very much for sharing the techniques!!!!
You always amaze me........wow.......cutting from the back side, ZIG black pen (I will be buying one) and using Multi-Medium. Never thought I would be able to "fussy" cut like you so I will give it a try. Again, thanks for all the wonderful videos you share with us. God bless you!
Thank you Anne. I learned a lot. I have done some fussy cutting, but not as intricately as you do. I have gotten better at it over time. I am going to order some multimat for my cuts. It looks like that and your black markers make it much easier. Thanks again, Jess
Hi Anne I have to say I watch a lot of tutorials by a lot of talented people but your's are a lot more explanation with every video you do and I'm taking about thousands so believe when I say that I'm from Ireland and you explain perfectly. It's a total pleasure to watch you work and I have been learning so much from over these past few years and I'm delighted to be subcribed to you are fantastic thanks for sharing. Crafting hugs x 😊
Thank you for taking your time and sharing your awesome skills with us. Thank you!
Great tutorial! You have the patience of an angel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips as always. Hugz
This is so helpful! No wonder your work is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, I never knew that cutting into foil will sharpen a scissors. Thank you so much for that tip and also for demonstrating for us. Compare to you, I need a lot of practice. Thank you for sharing.
you can also use foil to sharpen dull punches, just use the foil and punch out the shape several times then you can go back with wax paper and punch a few times and that makes your punches glide more smoothly. Hope that helps. hugs, amyk
That is just great tip. I will definitely try this as my punches are getting dull. Thank you so much.
I'm passing this video along to some of my crafty friends ... thank you for all your tutorials and sharing your amazing creations with us
Anne, I love your tutorials.. I am disabled from my spine down...but lately my hands shake..I use to do this when I was a girl and use decoupage...I will try it again...you make it look so easy...I am wacthing a lot of your video's tonight...sometimes I can barely hear you, you speak so low...and I have my computer turned up..but you do the most beautiful work...thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing how to do this beautiful work...Victoria
If that was me doing fussy cutting the lady will be standing with no purse and shoes. Great tutorial!!!
I am learning so much from you! Even more than that, just listening to you talk is therapeutic for me. You have a very lovely and calm, delightful way of speaking. Just wish I knew you! Thank you for EVERY video. Many blessing :-)
Thanks so much Anne! Great tutorial and I luv the tip about sharpening scissors! Now I shall practice, practice, practice. Always luv your work and your videos. Have not seen your puppy lately... TFS! xo
You have the patience of a Saint. This was a very helpful video. Thank you for sharing your talents with all of us!
excellent post. I just bought some new small scissors so I will try some fussy cutting.
I am so excited I found you I am in California. you are so detailed, thank you so much for being here, and Sharing your wisdom
This tutorial is very helpful. Your suggestions are helpful, and I'll be reviewing this tutorial again. Thanks, Lynn
Thank you for this video. I'm inspired to fussy cut again and even got some new tips. You do wonderful things! Tusen tack!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Now I know what I've been doing wrong. My scissors are too thick, I need to get some thinner ones. I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working for me. This is a wonderful and educational tutorial. I learned a lot. tfs
You have been so helpful. I'm working on a pregnancy album for my daughter and I added some fussy cut flowers to a couple of pages.. She loved them..
You make the difficult easy. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity and knowledge!
Your work is amazing! Thanks for the videos.
Awesome tutorial! I learned a few new things I hadn't thought about doing before! Thank you!
I loved this, very helpful tips. I am also envious of those fab scissors. Thank you for this!
Love your vids!!! You are so detailed it blowes me away. Thank you for your sweet voice and beautiful vids!!!
Thanks for doing this tutorial. I love to cut images but usually cut all the edges straight!!! I am going to be more patient because I see how much better they look if you take your time and really try to follow the lines. Using a marker also helps - never thought of that!!
Love to fussy cut, some very good advice!
Hi Anne, Wow !! again, you amaze me with your patience and meticulous cutting, your finished 'fussy cutting' is exceptional, it must take you ages when you are creating an album, but it will be so worth it. Thank you so much for your inspiration.
Lots of love from Patricia xx
You are really great in fussy cutting. I really learned a lot from you! TFS! Moneth
Thank you so much for sharing! Love your fussy cutting so much. And thanks for the tip on using foil to sharpen the scissors. I did not know that. Maybe now I can stop buying more scissors! Love your work and always look forward to seeing something new from you.
Thank-you so much for such an excellent tutorial! I am just beginning to learn to fussy cut, and I learned so much and found many useful tips that I did not know before. Thank-you for taking your time and effort to help so many of us!!
wow impressive, the very fine detail and your accuracy! All of your projects are just amazing!!!
Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks with us. Love your work.
saw your tutorial only now :) I love fussy cutting and I love working with small scissors and I have a local make one. ty for the tutorial. Hugs
Amazing cutting ! Thank you for teaching how to do it correctly😊🌸😍 I love doing it
I loved your first video on this subject (saved it into my favorites), and this one will follow. I invested in great scissors and used your technique of cutting from the back. It made a world of difference, and the last project I made using Graphic 45 Botanical Tea turned out lovely thanks to your wonderful instructions. The recipient was thrilled, which is what we all aspire to when creating something for a dear friend or loved one. Thank you!
That was very helpful. Thank you for posting this!!
I absolutely love your work. I wish I loved to fussy cut. I absolutely DETEST it. I think it's because I just don't have the patience to work with such tiny stuff. It looks so beautiful done though.
Thank you for this video. I learned so much.
Thanks for the tutorial. Your fussy cutting just makes some of your projects. Thanks Anne,,,Bobbie
This was amazing! Helped me so much! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
What a delightful tutorial, thank you so much I have learned so much
thank you much for sharing these tips, your work is amazing
So informative! Thank you!
Wowww!! Thank u so much for a thorough tutorial!! There are so many helpful tips u did and I'm glad u put out this tutorial. I love to fussy cut and there are a couple of new things I learned today. TFS!!...Aeral...;)
Thank you for your tutorial on fuzzy cutting . you do it very well and l enjoyed watching you.
Thank you so much for your video. Your work is so beautiful. You are so talented and you must be very patient.
as always anna your videos are wonderful and are very informative and inspirational, thank you so much for another fantastic tutorial. Liz xx
Great tutorial
Thanks i really enjoy all the dtail in your work. The fussy cutting tutorial ea)y was great help.
Granny
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Thank you so much for sharing you're great with this
But I am going to try Your tutorial are greatful
Thanks so much Anne...you are such a dear :)
great share .. I have a hard time fussy cutting.. but I don't have little scissors. yay! I can blame it on that.. lol
WOW!!! Thank you!!!
Scissors: I see two different scissors like your favorite Kai on Amazon.com (US) - one is $15, the "professional" version is $45. Maybe one is looser than the other -- they both look exactly like the one used in the tutorial - difference must be in the blades.
WHY ARE WE NOT SEEING YOU ON TH-cam ANY MORE? I hope you are well and safe. XXX
Yes, I'm wondering as well... :((( The last videos are from 4 years ago...
I sure do appreciate so very much you sharing your techniques with us! Your work is my most favorite on all of TH-cam and everytime I see one of your projects my jaw just drops in awe! Thank you for these techniques...makes it so much easier for me now to do these fussy cuts with the most intricate images. One question I do have though, is Modge Podge okay to use to help stiffen? Hugs! Melissa
Wonderful voice.
Your work is so, so beautiful !!! I have a problem with using scissors, my hand and fingers cramp up !! Can you recommend what type I should use ? Do you only use black around the edges, or will a dark brown work also ? Thank you Anne !!!
HI the Kai scissors are ridiculously priced would you recommend any cheaper ones please?
Anne, do you glue the image into card stock before fussy cut or after?
Hello from india, i am a beginner and have limited resources (no score board or multi matte) can i use a normal liquid glue that dries clear ? And if u cud tell me what i can use instead of a score board pls.. thank u
Anne, I am seeing this in 2015, what other scissor from Kai is a good one????? Sandy
Hi, xannero1 -This is great! have you tried all the Ranger products and chosen this one? Can I substitute any of the others, or use the medium in the bottle (use things I already have?)ranger medium matte medium
Link to range of Ranger: amzn.to/35qFaRP
I love the pictures as well can you share where to find the little girls
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have sent an email to KAI to see if they still have the S-4 scissors. The company is in the same state That I am in, but it is on the coast & I am way over on the other side.
)))HUGS((( Linda
Thank you so much for your tutorial. I think I have ruined a whole bag of butterflies because after seeing your videos I have realized how badly I have cut them!
What is multi mat? The product you used? I don't understand? Thanks
+Zoila Rivera Hi, Zoila. The "multi-matte" is: Ranger Inks Multi Medium 3.8oz Jar Matte INK 41535. You can find it on Amazon in the States or at any craft store.
+scotishcovenanters.....Thank you very much 😃
I see why it’s called fussy cutting because it makes me fussy lol
Thanks soo much for a really great tutorial here Anne. I just wanted to tell you, that the scissor you showed in the beginning with the straight handles, is from Fiskar, and the small one you showed as your favorit, that you couldn´t find anymore, it looks very much like my favorit scissor too, and it´s bought to be a Pergamano scissor to cut the x´s with. Ofcause I can´t be 100% sure, they are the same, but they looks exactly the same, so if you once could bring your old one to a store, that seels the Pergamano, then you would be able to see it. It´s pretty expensive, but worth every dime, in my opinion. Just thought, I would share this with you, if it could be any help.
Maryann Laursen Thank you so much for your sweet comment Maryann and for telling me about the Fiskars scissor :-) I am not sure what Pergamano scissors are but Kai still have some of the S-4 scissors available. More info in the description box.Will check out the Pergamano scissors and thanks again for the info :-)
Hugs, Anne
xannero1 Pergamno is the brandname for the Dutch Parchment Craft compagny, and most at least larger craftstores have these scissors, at least here in Denmark they do, and I also know, they do in the UK too. I´ve just checked mine, and it doesn´t say anything on it, but stainless steel, but I think it´s because they sell it under their own brandname, but it really looks exactly the same thoug. Just thought it could maybe help somebody, if they could look for it under another name too, cause I totally agree, it is the best scissor for all these tiny cut outs.
Thank YOU soo much for getting back on this and have a great day everyone.
Biiig hugs Maryann
Anne, do you glue the image into card stock before fussy cut or after?