I'm in awe of your creativity! In particular, I like how you incorporated fabric throughout the pages to give them a distinct, tactile quality that was quite inspiring. Your demonstration of a rubbing process with vintage stamps was a fantastically original way to use the stamps. I appreciate you taking us along on your art journaling adventure; your insights have inspired me to experiment with similar methods.
Nice!! A more grown-up and refined way to do a popular grade school art class technique. So beautiful and nostalgic to me. I’m totally going to give it a go ❤
I hope Toby didn’t bite the gardener’s ankles 😂🥰 I love that quote with the bird, it’s made a gorgeous tag, on the background you choose for it as well! 🥰💜🧚♀️
Thanks PF. He just sat at the windows barking at him 😆. He’s not allowed off leash in our garden as there are too many routes of escape! Hope you had a good Easter 💕
Well, I have to say that the bird amazed me! It is PERFECT with the backgrounds you made earlier. Love it and I am always smiling when watching your videos. Thank you so much Nina! Janet 💕
What a beautiful tag/page Nina. I now have all kids of ideas running around in my head. Thank you, I hope Toby giving you some free time to craft, have a wonderful day.
I'm glad you showed stamps. In your first video, that was my immediate thought: that I have some amazing stamps, and I would need to experiment and see if those worked. They turned out beautifully!
You are so very talented! I love all your ideas, and rubbing over a stamp is so very clever! The look you got is fabulous! Thank Toby for me. He gave you just enough time to inspire others. TFS. 🙏🐰🥰
Hi Nina: This tag looks gorgeous in your journal! The bird really stands out with this clever technique against your gorgeous background. The page with the butterfly is stunning. You are so creative and I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing. 💜😎🇺🇸
Ohhh! I like the effect of this with the stamps rather than using the regular way!… I always forget to use mine,but maybe this way I might get some use out of them 😁.x
Hello Nina, TYFS your wonderful ideas on using these mediums. I would have never thought that, I'm always willing to learn! 🤗 Take care, and see you soon
Love this page Nina. It’s always good to see how to use the background pages you make. I never thought of using stamps for rubbing, great idea, thank you 💜💜
Hello nina, happy Easter....Hope you will have a good day. I enjoyed a sundaybrunch with jeroen, vera and joke, dear friends of mine. It is now six o'clock and your video is a good end for this day.Loved your tag and how the pages matched so beautifully. After last sundays video I remembered I had a book with wallpaper with reliëfs (??) So time for frottage and I also made a tag. I am in between journals and tags are a nice in between activity.. Enjoy the rest of the weekend and see you soon again. Send you a "easterhug" , love and kisses lenaxxx
Hello Lena, Happy Easter to you too. Glad you had a nice time with your friends. We have been in Plymouth with family and took Toby with us. He had a great time on the beach yesterday and was off lewd for the first time. Your wallpaper book will be perfect for this, so enjoy. Sending love and kisses to you too 💕 xxxx
Thank you so much Nina, that’s really really cute and adorable too. I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing tag, and you just have the knack for putting thing’s together beautifully and cohesively too. I really really love ❤️ this, and it gives us more ideas again for getting backgrounds too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags (give Toby a smooth from me, he’s so adorable)
What a lovely tag. The page looks so pretty in the journal and I love that you use acetate for the pocket so that the whole tag is visible. thanks for the inspiration and happy Easter
Creative, fun, and very doable. You're inspiring... I did a background using stencils and will definitely try this latest rubbing technique. Thanks, Nina.
Happy Easter Nina. Thank yo for a great tutorial. This is amazing, and it goes beautifully with your fab backgrounds that you made last week. I still haven't gotten around to doing this yet, but am free tomorrow, so I'm getting out all my stencils and stamps. Take care, xx
Thanks Cheryl. Hope you are having a good Easter too. We went down to Plymouth to see family and it was wonderful. Took Toby with us and he loved it on the beach 💕
This is brilliant!! I have a large wood mounted stamp, I've had trouble getting a good impression using it with an ink pad. I used it with a crayola and it worked wonderfully!
Thank you so much for sharing this great idea! If I use a wax crayon I should be able to use watercolour without smearing the picture. So many possibilities! I have stamps that don't leave a great impression but for this kind of usage they'll be wonderful. I didn't want to throw them away, and now they get a new life 🙂 Happy Easter 🥰
@@NinaRibenaMixedMedia Thank you for pointing this out; I would've been disappointed had I used my watercolour paper. Since I like the look of "bathed" paper it should work. Now I'll have to to some "scientific research" with different kinds of paper AND different kinds of colour 🙂🌹
I don't know if you've ever tried it but you can paint your whole bird with the brushes and they if you have a set of brushes those really soft brushes and they just look beautiful you know the soft ones and use your inks
I used 3 types of paper for the backgrounds: regular copier paper, deli paper, and rice paper. Here’s the link to the video: th-cam.com/video/CVulvtQBD6g/w-d-xo.html
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I'm in awe of your creativity! In particular, I like how you incorporated fabric throughout the pages to give them a distinct, tactile quality that was quite inspiring. Your demonstration of a rubbing process with vintage stamps was a fantastically original way to use the stamps. I appreciate you taking us along on your art journaling adventure; your insights have inspired me to experiment with similar methods.
Thank you so much for your kind words 💕
Nice!! A more grown-up and refined way to do a popular grade school art class technique. So beautiful and nostalgic to me. I’m totally going to give it a go ❤
Wow Nina, and there I go in a new crafting direction😂 Thanks for all the inspiration❤
I hope Toby didn’t bite the gardener’s ankles 😂🥰 I love that quote with the bird, it’s made a gorgeous tag, on the background you choose for it as well! 🥰💜🧚♀️
Thanks PF. He just sat at the windows barking at him 😆. He’s not allowed off leash in our garden as there are too many routes of escape! Hope you had a good Easter 💕
Hi Nina, that’s a fun idea! I’ll be giving it a try. Thank you for sharing. Hugs, Julie 🥰
Hi Julie, glad you enjoyed the video and hope you’ll enjoy this technique too 🥰
Well, I have to say that the bird amazed me! It is PERFECT with the backgrounds you made earlier. Love it and I am always smiling when watching your videos. Thank you so much Nina! Janet 💕
Aww thank you Janet. I am so pleased with how this turned out 💕
Fun way to use your supplies in a different way. Love the results. Thanks for sharing!
These are super cute! What a great idea!❤❤❤ Dexter and I send hugs and kisses to you and Louie! And Toby when he’s there!❤❤❤
Thank you. Louie is enjoying his freedom again as Toby has gone back to his Daddy. Hugs and kisses to you both ❤️
Well who knew that rubbing would work!! Gorgeous. Thanks for the inspiration
What a beautiful tag/page Nina. I now have all kids of ideas running around in my head. Thank you, I hope Toby giving you some free time to craft, have a wonderful day.
Thanks Debbie. He went back to his Dad today and the house feels empty without him. Hope you’ve had a wonderful Easter ❤️
These rubbings are a fantastic idea. Makes me look at all my stamps in a different way now. Thanks again for sparking creativity.
It produces a lovely soft look doesn’t it. Have fun 💕
Wonderful Nina . Love the rubbings .. the bird is very special. A gorgeous addition to your Journal. Thank you . Kay x
Thanks Kay, I’m rather taken with this technique 💕 x
I'm glad you showed stamps. In your first video, that was my immediate thought: that I have some amazing stamps, and I would need to experiment and see if those worked.
They turned out beautifully!
You are so very talented! I love all your ideas, and rubbing over a stamp is so very clever! The look you got is fabulous! Thank Toby for me. He gave you just enough time to inspire others. TFS. 🙏🐰🥰
Awww, thank you Evelyn. I love the soft look of the stamp rubbing and I can see me using this technique over and over again
How beautiful! I love how soft this technique looks compared to a stamped image. This was an excellent idea, Nina. 💜
Hi Shell, I do too 💕
Hi Nina:
This tag looks gorgeous in your journal! The bird really stands out with this clever technique against your gorgeous background. The page with the butterfly is stunning. You are so creative and I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for sharing. 💜😎🇺🇸
Thanks Joanne for your kind words ❤️
😍lovely all around and appreciate seeing the rubbing technique👏🏼👏🏼 thank you❣️
Wow never expected to see another use for my stamps! Thanks.❤
Gorgeous! I hadn’t thought of using the stamp rubbings. Gonna give it a try.
Happy Creating 💕
I agree with all of you ladies. Amazing results, what a cool way to use stamps, very nice!!
Thank you for even more great ideas for the rubbing technique. 🙋🏼♀️
Ohhh! I like the effect of this with the stamps rather than using the regular way!… I always forget to use mine,but maybe this way I might get some use out of them 😁.x
Yea, I prefer the effect as well, it’s much softer 💕 xxx
Oh Nina you are such a joy to watch. These rubbings open up a whole new world of possibilities. Thank you as always for inspiring! Patti
Thank you so much for your kind words Patti. Hope you will enjoy trying it too ❤️
I love how this turned out. What a lovely tag/page. Very inspirational once more!! Thank you, Nina.
I love these and how you pulled it together in the end for such a lovely tag.
Thanks Joan, glad you like it 💕
Hello Nina, TYFS your wonderful ideas on using these mediums. I would have never thought that, I'm always willing to learn! 🤗 Take care, and see you soon
So glad this has given you some ideas 💕
Love this page Nina. It’s always good to see how to use the background pages you make. I never thought of using stamps for rubbing, great idea, thank you 💜💜
Thanks Rhonda, I think we all struggle with knowing how to use our backgrounds sometimes 🤎
Hello nina, happy Easter....Hope you will have a good day. I enjoyed a sundaybrunch with jeroen, vera and joke, dear friends of mine. It is now six o'clock and your video is a good end for this day.Loved your tag and how the pages matched so beautifully. After last sundays video I remembered I had a book with wallpaper with reliëfs (??) So time for frottage and I also made a tag. I am in between journals and tags are a nice in between activity.. Enjoy the rest of the weekend and see you soon again. Send you a "easterhug" , love and kisses lenaxxx
Hello Lena, Happy Easter to you too. Glad you had a nice time with your friends. We have been in Plymouth with family and took Toby with us. He had a great time on the beach yesterday and was off lewd for the first time. Your wallpaper book will be perfect for this, so enjoy. Sending love and kisses to you too 💕 xxxx
Thank you so much Nina, that’s really really cute and adorable too. I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing tag, and you just have the knack for putting thing’s together beautifully and cohesively too. I really really love ❤️ this, and it gives us more ideas again for getting backgrounds too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags (give Toby a smooth from me, he’s so adorable)
Glad you like this technique Mags. Hope you had a good Easter 💕 xxx
Love this! So fun to be able to use our stuff in multiple ways.
Very inspirational as always Nina. Just love the tag and have so many ideas now. Happy crafting💕
Thanks Ann, glad it’s given you some ideas 💕
This came out so beautifully! Thanks for the idea for using our stamps in a different way.
Thank you and glad you enjoyed it 💕
Nina
that is a very beautiful bird
Thanks Yolanda. I love that stamp 💕
Great ideas! So much inspiration, as always. Thanks so much!
Honestly, Nina, where does your talent end??? I love this project!💙
Awesome Your talent is so amazing.
Awww, thank you Tavane 💕
Another great page thx Nina and a Hi to Toby and Louie of course
Thanks Christie. Hope you are having a good week 💕
I've just discovered you (thanks, youtube!) and I ❤ ❤ ❤ your work! Thank you for sharing your expertise & creativity! ❤
Hi Ni a, I now know what to do with my favourite rubber stamps of old!
Glad this has given you another way to use them 💕
What a beautiful tag! Thank you for the tutorial.
I do love this technique! Your tag turned out beautifully and works on that page so well🤎🖤🤎
Thanks Martha. This is a technique I will be using again and again 💕
This is a fantastic idea , not seen this befor , and your pages are gorgeous,,,xxxxxx ❤
Thanks Annie, it gives a lovely soft look to the images which I really like 💕 xxxxx
I’m going to use this as the inspiration for a crafting class. I’ll credit both of your videos. Thanks for a new idea for backgrounds.
Thanks Kristine. I hope everyone will enjoy the class ❤️
What a lovely tag. The page looks so pretty in the journal and I love that you use acetate for the pocket so that the whole tag is visible. thanks for the inspiration and happy Easter
Thanks Janet, so glad you like it. Hope you had a good Easter 💕
Creative, fun, and very doable. You're inspiring... I did a background using stencils and will definitely try this latest rubbing technique. Thanks, Nina.
It’s lovely to hear you are going to give this a try. Happy Creating ❤️
Your eye for design is phenomenal.
Thank you so much 💕
I so look forward to your Sunday technics
Thanks Noreen 💕
Happy Easter Nina. Thank yo for a great tutorial. This is amazing, and it goes beautifully with your fab backgrounds that you made last week. I still haven't gotten around to doing this yet, but am free tomorrow, so I'm getting out all my stencils and stamps. Take care, xx
Hello Val, Happy Easter to you too. We have been down in Plymouth with family and had a great weekend. Hope you have fun with this technique ❤️ xx
youve done it again, great idea & TY for sharing!! Happy Easter to you & yours😊
Thanks you and hope you had a wonderful Easter too 💕
Fantastic as always, happy easter to you and your family. Tfs xo
Thanks Elizabeth, we had a lovely time in Plymouth with family. Hope you had a good Easter too 💕
I have this bird and have never used it. Motivated now! Thank you!❤
That’s fantastic to hear. Hope you enjoy using it ❤️
Love bird it realy pretty. Will be giving this a go. Have a nice Easter. 😊❤
It’s my favourite stamp. Hope you are having a nice Easter too 🐣❤️
I really like this one. Looks super nice. I'm going to have to try it. Happy Easter God bless
Thanks Julia, you too ✝️
Eggsulant video, Nina. Love the acetate pocket! A Happy Easter to you and yours.
Thanks Cheryl. Hope you are having a good Easter too. We went down to Plymouth to see family and it was wonderful. Took Toby with us and he loved it on the beach 💕
Absolutely beautiful 😍 Love the end result ❤
thank you ,i saw your other video and got my word stencils and crayolas out great idea ,ow im going to do with my stamps. so good
That’s great to hear. Glad this has inspired you 💕
Love this technique! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful, Nina!
Thank you so much!
Happy Easter! Hope you have a beautiful day!
Thanks Susan, hope you had a wonderful Easter too 💕
Looks great. I have lots of backgrounds after your last video, now to start using them.
Thanks Tina. I love the soft look you get with this technique 💕
Great idea! So much fun!
Thank for sharing your creative technique..........😻
Love this idea. So pretty. Must give it a try.
Happy Creating 💕
I love that bird! I must try to find it, maybe on ebay, fingers crossed. Your tag is lovely and suits the page perfectly,
It’s one of my favourite stamps. Hope you manage to find one 💕
Just found one on Amazon: Cling Stamp Animals - Art by Marlene - Nr. 19 www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07J24PYBS?ref_=cm_sw_r_ud_dp_C5HBTVX6J9PZRBM1EFSS
This is brilliant!! I have a large wood mounted stamp, I've had trouble getting a good impression using it with an ink pad. I used it with a crayola and it worked wonderfully!
Oh that’s wonderful. Glad you are able to use it now ❤️
That was fabulous, thank you so much. 💗
Glad you enjoyed it 💕
How fabulous!!!
I must give this a try Happy Easter
Love this idea!❤
Lovely!
Cannot wait to try this!
Have fun 💕
Thank you so much for sharing this great idea! If I use a wax crayon I should be able to use watercolour without smearing the picture. So many possibilities! I have stamps that don't leave a great impression but for this kind of usage they'll be wonderful. I didn't want to throw them away, and now they get a new life 🙂
Happy Easter 🥰
Yes, you just need to be careful of pilling as this will only work with thin paper 💕
@@NinaRibenaMixedMedia Thank you for pointing this out; I would've been disappointed had I used my watercolour paper. Since I like the look of "bathed" paper it should work.
Now I'll have to to some "scientific research" with different kinds of paper AND different kinds of colour 🙂🌹
Gorgeous😊
Thank you 💕
I don't know if you've ever tried it but you can paint your whole bird with the brushes and they if you have a set of brushes those really soft brushes and they just look beautiful you know the soft ones and use your inks
Great stuff Nina , plz say what the sheer type papers are bcuz they are sheer yet also look quite sturdy, thanx p3ace!
I used 3 types of paper for the backgrounds: regular copier paper, deli paper, and rice paper. Here’s the link to the video: th-cam.com/video/CVulvtQBD6g/w-d-xo.html
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What type of glue did you use to attach the pocket?
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Can these be done with Gelatos?
Hi Vicky, I think Gelato’s would probably be too soft, but it’s always worth a try as you never know 💕
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Do you know the other meaning of Frottage?
Oh heck! I just went and looked it up 🙈🙈😂…ooohh errr!
The old French root word is frote which means to chaffe, so frottage probably means to rub or chaffe.😊
Great video, thank you very much for the inspiration! 🌟🌟🩷🌟🌟
/Ditte 🤓