These little clusters are so cute. I like your idea of keeping some without embellishments until you go to use them, in case you want to coordinate the focal points with a certain journal theme.
You’re a good instructor and I appreciate your gentle voice. I am a new friend, as I have joined your followers. Now I will check out your other videos and also I will let you know I watch ads so that you’re sure to get paid. I have no friends who do jjs or I would share for you. Blessings from Betty in Ohio
Hi from Australia Betty, thank you so much for your kind words i really appreciate it. I do a variety of crafts & Jewellery not just Junk Journals so if any of your friends play in those areas, have them check me out. Kind regards Sharon
Bonjour, j'adore ce principe, de belles idées, dommage je ne comprends pas vos explications orales je dois dinc louoer beaucoup de trucs .... Belle journée 🦋🌼
Hello. I just found your channel and subbed. I love your technique for doing clusters. They turned out adorable. I was wondering how you get the embellishments cut so perfectly. Like that tiny dragonfly, for example. Thank you for sharing this video.
I cut the embelishments out by hand with small scissors 5" I use EK Tools scissors or the Stampin Up brand. You can also get similar scissors from Tim Holtz. When cutting move the item more that the scissors and if you still have some white around the outside you can distress it with ink. I also use die cuts and punches in my work that cut out exact every time. It is good to have a mixture in your stash.
I have one other question I forgot to ask in my original comment. I was wondering what brand or where you got the fern die from. I love the detail and size of it. It is a beautiful die.
Very nice idea and easy, thank you for sharing. Just check out your videos and like them a lot, you got another subscriber and I believe you will fill up pretty soon😊
Hi There, I am just using an A4 piece of paper that has been coffee dyed. I soak my paper in a tray of coffee water and then put them on a baking tray in the oven to dry. some people lay their paper out to air dry but i find the oven faster. It gives the paper a thicker textrue. You can also just use normal paper or light weight card stock as it is just acting as your first / base layer.
Yes I do as well, they can build up quite quickly and i am always looking for ways to use them up. I love rumaging through the scraps it inspires you and gets your creative juices going. Thanks for watching I really appreciate the support.
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This is my first time watching you. Thanks for making it look so easy!! I'm fussy cutting birds & flowers that could go on those clusters!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching. Happy Crafting.
This is such a cool simple method for mass making clusters! Great idea!!
Thanks so much! 😊
The birds sound wonderful in the background. Also
Yes i love birds
Thank you for sharing your process. I have struggled with making clusters and I am eager to give this a go. Blessings from Missouri.
You are so welcome! Thank you, blessings from Australia
Wonderful!!! I love them.
Thank you so much!
Very pretty!!💛💛
Thank you! 😊
Very quick project, love it! TFS
Thanks so much! 😊 I really appreciate it
Just rewatched this video. What a great way to make clusters ! ❤
Thank you, I am so glad you liked it!!
This was very helpful! Thank you so much! 🙏🏾 New subscriber! 😊❤🎉
Love them!!
Thank you.
Love your clusters! Enjoyed watching your process, new subscriber ❤
Thanks so much! 😊 i really appreciate it.
So fun!!!
Thank you.
Excellent video! Thanks so much.
You're very welcome! I am so glad you are enjoying them.
Hi 2 new crafty friends hers so glad we found your channel love d your creations. Happy Crafting from Scotland.x
Thanks and welcome, Hi from Australia.
Very nice!
Thank you, very much appreciated.
A nice reminder to do this.Your work is lovely ,I have just subscribed.
Thank you so much 😊
Great idea for using scraps. New subscriber 🙌
Thank you, very much appreciated
These little clusters are so cute. I like your idea of keeping some without embellishments until you go to use them, in case you want to coordinate the focal points with a certain journal theme.
Thanks so much! 😊
Yay Aussie❤
Thank you. Aussie Aussie Aussie
Gracias me han encantado tus sellos
Thank you
New subscriber here. I loved your tutorial, and will definitely try this technique. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you very much appreciated
You’re a good instructor and I appreciate your gentle voice. I am a new friend, as I have joined your followers. Now I will check out your other videos and also I will let you know I watch ads so that you’re sure to get paid. I have no friends who do jjs or I would share for you. Blessings from Betty in Ohio
Hi from Australia Betty, thank you so much for your kind words i really appreciate it. I do a variety of crafts & Jewellery not just Junk Journals so if any of your friends play in those areas, have them check me out. Kind regards Sharon
Just found your channel and subscribed😊 Really enjoyed this video. Thank you!🇨🇦
Thank you, very much appreciated.
New subscriber and I am loving this…..cyndi m.
Welcome!! And thank so much.
I like your process - they turned out great!
Thank you
Haven't finished watching it all but I love these and just subscribed, thank you😊
Welcome aboard! I am glad you are enjoying. Thank you
❤❤❤
Thank you
Bonjour, j'adore ce principe, de belles idées, dommage je ne comprends pas vos explications orales je dois dinc louoer beaucoup de trucs .... Belle journée 🦋🌼
Thank you
Great ideas! Thank you for making this video.
You are so welcome!
Glad I found your channel. These are beautiful, right up my alley.
Glad you like them! Thank you so much.
Just a tip - if you lay your Art Glitter Glue bottle down, the glue will be closer to the nozzle!!
Good to know thanks for the tip.
Hello. I just found your channel and subbed. I love your technique for doing clusters. They turned out adorable. I was wondering how you get the embellishments cut so perfectly. Like that tiny dragonfly, for example. Thank you for sharing this video.
I cut the embelishments out by hand with small scissors 5" I use EK Tools scissors or the Stampin Up brand. You can also get similar scissors from Tim Holtz. When cutting move the item more that the scissors and if you still have some white around the outside you can distress it with ink. I also use die cuts and punches in my work that cut out exact every time. It is good to have a mixture in your stash.
I have one other question I forgot to ask in my original comment. I was wondering what brand or where you got the fern die from. I love the detail and size of it. It is a beautiful die.
I am pretty sure it is from Aliexpress.com - search leaf metal cutting dies there is a big variety of them.
Very nice idea and easy, thank you for sharing. Just check out your videos and like them a lot, you got another subscriber and I believe you will fill up pretty soon😊
Thank you so much I really appreciate it. Enjoy
What are you using for the base. Im a newbe
Hi There, I am just using an A4 piece of paper that has been coffee dyed. I soak my paper in a tray of coffee water and then put them on a baking tray in the oven to dry. some people lay their paper out to air dry but i find the oven faster. It gives the paper a thicker textrue. You can also just use normal paper or light weight card stock as it is just acting as your first / base layer.
@@SharonDixon22 Thank you
Just subbed. Lovely accent. Which bit of Oz are you from ? I had an Aunt who lived in Queensland ❤
Thank you, I live in Northern NSW up near the Queensland border. It certainly is a beautiful part of Australia.
@@SharonDixon22 Lovely ❤
Do you hold retreats
No I dont hold retreats, but would love to some day.
Haven’t watched before but you sure do sound like Tonya from tattered treasures
Thank you, I am from Australia.
I keep 99% of my scraps.
Yes I do as well, they can build up quite quickly and i am always looking for ways to use them up. I love rumaging through the scraps it inspires you and gets your creative juices going. Thanks for watching I really appreciate the support.