Thank you ddm77! You can’t see it, but I often re-shoot over and over again, because I see how I can explain it better after I’m all done. Hahhahaa but I must make it the way I’d want to learn about it. So thank you for commenting and re-fueling me!
You are just Great! You do such a nice job making the videos, and your voice is so soothing. Love how you show the right and wrong way to do things. You Rock!
Oh my gosh thank you SO much @cheryl Jennings!!! I really needed to hear this today for a pick me up - thank for you giving me a Pat on the back and a huge smile!!! 🥰 you make my efforts worth it!
Cecelia, I like that you show different ways to make these because not everyone has a cricut. Why do you have 2 different tacky glues listed and what is the difference? Thanks, Pat S
I'm new to this cool art work :) I did order a guiling boarder it has lots of different shapes but I download your template as well. thank you for all your tips :) you're so creative
@@PaperZenCeceliaLouie I took the template into Serif Craft Artist and erased everything bar the circles. Printed it to check alignment and had to make some minor adjustments. Printed again and scanned into Scanncut. Cut on mylar, a blank piece of card and then the original with measurements etc., then stuck them together to create depth. I'll send you a pic via your etsy email. x
Glad you like it Maz! I just wish I thought of it sooner! I love combining my love of quilling with die cutting. Here’s how I use it for cutting my own paper: th-cam.com/video/sMSdhH7JSH0/w-d-xo.html You can also make fringed flowers: th-cam.com/video/pJFGDsvd6bA/w-d-xo.html I have even made a bird pattern cuttable: th-cam.com/video/z7KbtQYqG9w/w-d-xo.html Die cutting is not for everyone. You do need to learn some software and be comfortable with new ways of dealing with paper. I suggest watching other TH-cam videos about what else you can make with it. I do have other digital files in my channel so you can see what else you can make.
Have you made your own circle template? Please share your experience so we can all learn!
You are a great teacher. Appreciate your non-overexcited approach!
That’s so kind of you - thank you for making my day! 😊
Thank you so much for all this information. Love those circle cutters.
You are so welcome! I marvel at the circles every time 😆
Thanks for the benefit of learning @ the NT Cutter. I can see lots of uses for this tool in my card making. Marjorie🦋👍
You’re welcome Marjorie - I have loved that cutter for decades!
You are so good at explaining the whole process and I am very impressed with all the different methods you shared with us! Thank you Cecelia!
Thank you ddm77! You can’t see it, but I often re-shoot over and over again, because I see how I can explain it better after I’m all done. Hahhahaa but I must make it the way I’d want to learn about it. So thank you for commenting and re-fueling me!
I love the tip in one of your past videos of putting dots to raise the ruler so the circles don't pop out
Aw I’m happy to hear the raising dots helped you Linda! What do you make most in quilling after you’ve made your circles?
You are just Great!
You do such a nice job making the videos, and your voice is so soothing. Love how you show the right and wrong way to do things.
You Rock!
Oh my gosh thank you SO much @cheryl Jennings!!! I really needed to hear this today for a pick me up - thank for you giving me a Pat on the back and a huge smile!!! 🥰 you make my efforts worth it!
Wow!!! Cecilia you are so thorough!!! Perfection in all you do👌. Loved your ideas. 😍
Heeheehee, thank you Suganthi! I try to answer as much as I can. I'm thrilled to hear you like my ideas!
Cecelia, I like that you show different ways to make these because not everyone has a cricut. Why do you have 2 different tacky glues listed and what is the difference? Thanks, Pat S
The "Always Ready" design has the cap on the bottom, so the glue will always be ready for you to use. Other than that, it's the same.
Thank you so much for the template XX 🥰💖🌈
You’re very welcome! Please come back and tell me how it’s working out for you so I can improve it.
Gracias por darnos el template de círculos, y los cortadores de círculos se ven interesantes !!
¡Eres muy bienvenido!
Brilliant; thank you!
You're very welcome Connie! Which method do you plan to try?
Excelentes ideas!
Thank you so much Pily! 😘
Thank you for your videos, they are so informative! would the Cricut machine help to cut out the circles?
Great information. Ty. ☺️
You’re very welcome Jamie! I hope it helps you!
I'm new to this cool art work :) I did order a guiling boarder it has lots of different shapes but I download your template as well. thank you for all your tips :) you're so creative
Welcome to quilling Suzy! I’m glad my tutorial was helpful. 😄 so much crafting to do, so little time.
Thanks for sharing Cecelia, this will be a very useful tool. I'm going to try it with a mylar sheet on my scanncut.
My pleasure Sheila! Please, please come back and tell me the results! I’m so curious how it’ll work out!
@@PaperZenCeceliaLouie I took the template into Serif Craft Artist and erased everything bar the circles. Printed it to check alignment and had to make some minor adjustments. Printed again and scanned into Scanncut. Cut on mylar, a blank piece of card and then the original with measurements etc., then stuck them together to create depth. I'll send you a pic via your etsy email. x
Awesomeness Sheila! Thank you!!!
Ingenious! I am tossing up whether to get a Cricut, do you use yours very much for quilling?
Glad you like it Maz! I just wish I thought of it sooner!
I love combining my love of quilling with die cutting. Here’s how I use it for cutting my own paper:
th-cam.com/video/sMSdhH7JSH0/w-d-xo.html
You can also make fringed flowers:
th-cam.com/video/pJFGDsvd6bA/w-d-xo.html
I have even made a bird pattern cuttable:
th-cam.com/video/z7KbtQYqG9w/w-d-xo.html
Die cutting is not for everyone. You do need to learn some software and be comfortable with new ways of dealing with paper. I suggest watching other TH-cam videos about what else you can make with it. I do have other digital files in my channel so you can see what else you can make.
I wonder if a framing shop would cut circles out of matboard.
You can certainly ask them but generally the tools I’ve seen them use make much larger circles so the photos can be seen.
@@PaperZenCeceliaLouie interesting....I can understand that.