+GiftBasketAppeal my fav markers are spectrum noir for alcohol markers, my fave pencils are the Prisma Color pencils. They are so nice. Thanks Tracey!!
Thank you for this fabulous instructional video...I have a fortune in stamps and accessories and never had a clue how to use and believe me, the frustration level led me to pack it all away! I'm now interested in junk journals and bullet journaling, so I have unpacked my stash and now I know what to start with.
Brilliant first video! I started this hobby two years ago and I love it but learnt the hard way what not to buy. I have a lot of things I bought cheaply and don't ever use. My other bits of advice to beginner Stampers would be 1. Buy quality products - they have a good resell value if you decide to have a clear out now and again - but beware the addiction that comes with this hobby - you don't need it all! 2. Enjoy yourself! Loving your videos :) xx
Just a thought...for those who like the idea of a MISTI but don't want to pay the exhorbitant price for even the tiny one...buy the Tim Holtz Tonic Stamp Platform. It also comes in two sizes, regular and travel, and the larger one is just a shade over $30! I have found that they are made much sturdier than the MISTI and are easier to use, as well as being a fantastic price!
Loved this informative video! Could you please do one on heat embossing and how to use various markers/liquid inks, stickles, wink of Stella etc. I've seen these in stores but haven't a clue how to use them. Thank you....Love the way you teach :)
Great video! Can you do a video about heat embossing for beginners? I'm really interested in it but I have no clue on how to begin or the tools I need. Thanks
I loved this!! I hope you plan on doing one of these for how and when to use certain type of adhesives..like when to use wet glue...score tape....fabritac....etc...hugs, xoxo
I'm loving making cards, crafting....However...stamping not so good. I don't have a die cut machine so nothing too cute on my cards. My stamping may be I'm using wrong ink!!! AH!!? Love your videos!!! Thank you for sharing!!! Where is the LOVE button?!?!?!?!!!
Great video! I enjoy scrapbooking, and I'm looking for ways to customize my paper. I'd like to learn about stamping, and your explanation helped me understand which supplies I need to buy. Thank you very much.
This is a great tutorial it provided so much information. I wish I had seen this before I started investing in things that are now collecting dust. Thank you so much!
I started out with the Fiskars stamp positioner. I then used the different sized blocks. I've also used the Rock-a-Block by Crafter's Companion. I still use them all.
Thank you, that was wonderful, beautifuIly explained, and I could leave thinking I now understand inks, but then I'll pick up pads saying dye-based, or water-based or oil-based, and I am as confused as ever. What is the difference, please?
Hi Maymay, thank you for ALL the helpful info! How do you clean your stamps? I bought Stayzon spray but it is so greasy that it just makes an oily mess plus my clear stamps won't stick to the acrylic blocks anymore. I have seen other people (including Tim Holtz) just use a towel with water. Thank God I only used the Stayz On spray on a couple stamps...coz I have quite a few stamps. I did invest in the Tim Holtz Stamp Platform too because I was messing up my stamping coz I wouldn't get good ink coverage with the first attempt. I always watch several videos before I purchase expensive tools. Thank you for sharing your knowledge stamping/cardmaking!
Thank you so much for making this video. I've just started the scrapbooking route and have been considering stamping but didn't know what these clear stamps were that I saw in my craft store. I was just thinking a couple of weeks ago I wished there was someone I could ask and today I came across your video. Thanks for taking the time to produce a video to teach us "newbies" about stamping!
I just came across this video. I’ve been trying to figure out how to get started with stamping for a while but felt overwhelmed by all the supply choices. This is a great introductory video, thank you so much!
I have had a hard time finding out which ink is for watercolor and for alcohol markers. You answered the question very clearly. Thank you. How about chalk inks? What ink is best for colored pencils or pastels?
I am a beginner stamper and came across this video AFTER I bought a lot of wood block stamps from a thrift store. I also have acrylic blocks to use with the clear stamps. Would you know of a way that I could reuse the rubber stamp on an acrylic block if I took the stamp off of the wood block?
Shari Carroll at Simon Says Stamp tested several black inks, made a video and a chart with the results that can be printed. Momento ink smears when water coloring. I tried it out and it does. On her test, Simon Says Stamp Intense Black Ink pad worked well with everything. I don't have this ink pad because I already have the others you mentioned. Good video. 😊
New subscriber, woohoo. I kept typing the wrong keywords in the search bar and I finally found this fabulous tutorial. I watercolor and am glad you tested each ink sample. Thank you! Shana signing out for now.
Thank you for information I bought a lot of stamps for upcycle place I have about 20 wood block stamps I got for $1.00 and I received inks also to get me started thank you so much for the videos information...I also love your voice so soothing and not whinny sound love to watch you and thanks and God Bless for helping us beginners
thank you maymay this video was very helpful and I am a beginner stamper, so I bought the supplies you was talking about I still need few things I'll get them soon, again thanks. ..
What a wonderful video. I love how you explain everything in detail and your recommendations. I take them all into consideration when I'm out buying my crafting supplies. Thank you so much.
Thank you May May! Best tutorial ever! I'm super excited to get started!! Love Love Love your videos, you are so inspiring and have the most calming motivational voice.
Omg that helped sooooo much... Could you do something on beginner embossing? I am so lost with that. I am like new to it all. Thanks again for sharing😊🐚
Thank you. One question, I have some Staz On ink pads. Which of the ink pads that you showed are they comparable to, and/or why do you not recommend them?
+D Houck stazon is a special ink, it is permanent on non porous surfaces and is meant to be used for those types of projects like tiles, or acetate, etc. I used to use it as my everyday inks before I realized what it should have been used for.
Great video. Question: What is your opinion on Staz-On inks? They have black and other co.ors, but I would like YOUR OPINION. Love watching your videos and on periscope when I can catch u.
+Bling it on Pat I love stazon, it is a permanent ink used for non porous surfaces. I don't recommend it as a beginner ink unless the project your are making requires permanent ink. I use it for acetate, tiles, plastic and things like that.
Excellent tutorial, Helped me a lot. I have a quick question I do have those ink paps , but also StazOn and studio ink ..Are they OK to use or should I just experiment with them? I see what you mean about the difference in each ink. Great advice Love the tools TFS MayMay Blessings always Debbie
+ani bird I love stazon, it is a permanent ink designed for non porous surfaces. I use it for that all the time. I am not familiar with studio ink. Hope that helps!
Hey Maymay. Great share. Wish this was 8 months ago when I started out. Next you really need to do one on paper. I was SOoooo confused when first starting out on card stock and what can be bought at Michaels, ACMoore, JoAnn's and Hobby Lobby. Then I got involved with a card class with Stampin up and throw theirs into the mix that I now have way to much paper in my craft room. Oh and I also have a Silhouette Portrait, much like the Cricut and that REALLY added to the paper addiction. LOL
Hi, you mentioned about the large misti stamping tool getting it for $60. Where did you get it for that amount because everywhere I've looked now, it cost around $100 and up...
+A Rizzo stazon is great ink, it is designed for permanent application on non porous surfaces. I love it and use it often for permanent applications like coasters or acetate.
Great video!! I love watching creative people. By the way, I just finished a homemade shoe stamp. Maybe you could swing by my way sometime. Good luck!!
Thank you Maymay for uploading this video. It has helped me a lot. 💜💖😎💗❤️🇨🇦. I have had two of those Fiskars presses for years and I had no idea how to use them. I buy a lot of products and have no idea how to use them. Hugs 💖💜🇨🇦😎💗❤️
I completely agree on the MISTI. I just finally got one recently and I love it. It would have taken so much of the frustration out of some of my early stamping...pressing too hard, bad placement, incomplete stamping etc. I wish I'd gotten one sooner. I'm not really a fan of Memento for black stamping. It doesn't watercolor well for me and I find it works poorly on cheaper clear stamps (even when I've conditioned them). I tend to use my Hero Arts black ink or Rangers Archival for black stamping. (ps Distress Inks are my fav craft supply)
I totally Agree Maymay. I have been wanting a video on this for the longest. I almost gave up on Stamping due to poor image with blocks and wishing I could be like the You tubers- but getting the Fiskars saved my Hobby! I highly recommend the Fiskars for a beginner or anyone with hand control issues. PLUS the Fiskars are in expensive! I felt I wasted too much on blocks, cant wait till I get more skill to use them soon!
Thank you for sharing this amazing video! I'm new to card making. I haven't actually started yet. But I've been watching videos and had a lot of questions which you answered most of them with this video. I'm going to look at your collection of videos and see what else I can learn before I go shopping. Thank you very much for sharing your craft! Stay safe and healthy!
Thank you so Much for this video. I have been trying to figure out what the difference was in inks and stamps and you have answered my questions. Thank you
Started watching old videos today. (Stuck inside, why not) I am so glad I did because if there is one thing that confuses me time after time is what inks I can use with different types of markers. This is the clearest explanation ever. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I have just recently gone back to scrap booking/card making and found that your video has helped out tremendously and has ended all the confusion with the different types of ink's, Thank you
When I first started stamping, I bought many stamps because they were cute, and cheap. Unfortunately, some were silicone and did no take dye ink well at all. I discovered ranger archival ink and now use it on my silicone stamps. The black works great and doesn't bead up on the stamp. So now I can still keep my "Cute" stamps lol.
I'm new to stamping, thanks so much for this video!!! I was wondering what distress ink was lol now I know, no one ever says on videos. So thanks so much!!!!
I've been stamping for years, but always watch how to vids when a new one pops up. I'm never to old to learn. Or... Remember! LOL. Since there's often the question, after taking so long to get up, was I going to the kitchen or to the craft room? So a how to video on different kinds of ink, is a great thing. One ink that seems very popular is chalk ink. I don't use it. But some newbies might want to know what it's good for. Thanks to y'all for keeping us crafting. Hugs, Jess
I've been stamping for years, but always watch how to vids when a new one pops up. I'm never to old to learn. Or... Remember! LOL. Since there's often the question, after taking so long to get up, was I going to the kitchen or to the craft room? So a how to video on different kinds of ink, is a great thing. One ink that seems very popular is chalk ink. I don't use it. But some newbies might want to know what it's good for. Thanks to y'all for keeping us crafting. Hugs, Jess
I appreciate your advice I'm new to card making and I'm in the process of building my suppliers I always find myself stressing over what I need as a beginner verses what's trending in the craft world . To what my skill level is plus what I can realistically afford your advice made a lot of since to me thanks for sharing .
I love stazon for a permanent application on non porous surfaces. When I first started out I used it all the time because I thought if it stays on then it will work better. It is a great ink, I just use it now for acetate, tile, slick surface, etc. Thanks!
I always enjoy your videos, I have been stamping and making cards for almost 30 years. I wish I could have seen this great information when I first started. It would have saved me a lot of headaches and wasted monies. Thank you so very much.
Great video and very helpful!What are your favorite markers/pencils for coloring the images?
+GiftBasketAppeal my fav markers are spectrum noir for alcohol markers, my fave pencils are the Prisma Color pencils. They are so nice. Thanks Tracey!!
Boy am I glad you did this. I didn't know how to start or what to get. Thank you!!!
Thank you for this fabulous instructional video...I have a fortune in stamps and accessories and never had a clue how to use and believe me, the frustration level led me to pack it all away! I'm now interested in junk journals and bullet journaling, so I have unpacked my stash and now I know what to start with.
I have the MISTI and it is the BEST investment I have ever made. I almost gave up stamps until I found this. If you get it you will never regret it
I totally agree. Thanks for commenting. Pat
+kim colson I agree.
Brilliant first video! I started this hobby two years ago and I love it but learnt the hard way what not to buy. I have a lot of things I bought cheaply and don't ever use. My other bits of advice to beginner Stampers would be
1. Buy quality products - they have a good resell value if you decide to have a clear out now and again - but beware the addiction that comes with this hobby - you don't need it all!
2. Enjoy yourself!
Loving your videos :) xx
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Just a thought...for those who like the idea of a MISTI but don't want to pay the exhorbitant price for even the tiny one...buy the Tim Holtz Tonic Stamp Platform. It also comes in two sizes, regular and travel, and the larger one is just a shade over $30! I have found that they are made much sturdier than the MISTI and are easier to use, as well as being a fantastic price!
I just bought my Tim Holtz travel size and it works great. A lot easier on a budget.
Loved this informative video! Could you please do one on heat embossing and how to use various markers/liquid inks, stickles, wink of Stella etc. I've seen these in stores but haven't a clue how to use them. Thank you....Love the way you teach :)
Great video! Can you do a video about heat embossing for beginners? I'm really interested in it but I have no clue on how to begin or the tools I need. Thanks
Thank you! I am just starting out and your video explained what I need perfectly.
I loved this!! I hope you plan on doing one of these for how and when to use certain type of adhesives..like when to use wet glue...score tape....fabritac....etc...hugs, xoxo
TFS ! This was a great help for anyone who wants to learn stamping .
Thank you so very much for this video, it was just what I've been looking for. I've watched it twice now!
Great tutorial. I had an expensive stamp press in my amazon cart, with uncertainty. Now going to buy this fiskars. Thanks for saving me some money. 😉
I'm loving making cards, crafting....However...stamping not so good. I don't have a die cut machine so nothing too cute on my cards. My stamping may be I'm using wrong ink!!! AH!!? Love your videos!!! Thank you for sharing!!! Where is the LOVE button?!?!?!?!!!
I’m so happy I found this video!🤗
Great video! I enjoy scrapbooking, and I'm looking for ways to customize my paper. I'd like to learn about stamping, and your explanation helped me understand which supplies I need to buy. Thank you very much.
This is a great tutorial it provided so much information. I wish I had seen this before I started investing in things that are now collecting dust. Thank you so much!
I started out with the Fiskars stamp positioner. I then used the different sized blocks. I've also used the Rock-a-Block by Crafter's Companion. I still use them all.
Didn’t finish watching and already in love with your channel congrats u got s new subscriber
Thank you, that was wonderful, beautifuIly explained, and I could leave thinking I now understand inks, but then I'll pick up pads saying dye-based, or water-based or oil-based, and I am as confused as ever. What is the difference, please?
Hi Maymay, thank you for ALL the helpful info! How do you clean your stamps? I bought Stayzon spray but it is so greasy that it just makes an oily mess plus my clear stamps won't stick to the acrylic blocks anymore. I have seen other people (including Tim Holtz) just use a towel with water. Thank God I only used the Stayz On spray on a couple stamps...coz I have quite a few stamps. I did invest in the Tim Holtz Stamp Platform too because I was messing up my stamping coz I wouldn't get good ink coverage with the first attempt. I always watch several videos before I purchase expensive tools. Thank you for sharing your knowledge stamping/cardmaking!
Thank you so much for making this video. I've just started the scrapbooking route and have been considering stamping but didn't know what these clear stamps were that I saw in my craft store. I was just thinking a couple of weeks ago I wished there was someone I could ask and today I came across your video. Thanks for taking the time to produce a video to teach us "newbies" about stamping!
I just came across this video. I’ve been trying to figure out how to get started with stamping for a while but felt overwhelmed by all the supply choices. This is a great introductory video, thank you so much!
Can you explain the difference between card stock and chip board? Please andThank you
I have had a hard time finding out which ink is for watercolor and for alcohol markers. You answered the question very clearly. Thank you. How about chalk inks?
What ink is best for colored pencils or pastels?
Thank you so much for this video! It answered my questions! Tfs 💜 from NC
Great video. I have been stamping for years. Which misti to you recommend? Thanks
maymay, have you ever used ProMarkers.. I use ProMarkers mostly, but I do have a few spectrum noir pens as they were on sale....
You must be a mind reader, I was going to email you tonight with some of these same questions. Thanks for all the info, just what I needed to hear!!
THANK YOU!!! I was so frustrated trying to figure out what ink to start with. You have removed that frustration 💜🧁🫶
To get a little history on how stamps got started, watch Crafty Chat Episodes 12 & 14 with Aaron Leventhal, owner of Hero Arts.
This video might be older but I’m a newbie & can’t wait to start! ❤🇦🇺❤️
I am a beginner stamper and came across this video AFTER I bought a lot of wood block stamps from a thrift store. I also have acrylic blocks to use with the clear stamps. Would you know of a way that I could reuse the rubber stamp on an acrylic block if I took the stamp off of the wood block?
Shari Carroll at Simon Says Stamp tested several black inks, made a video and a chart with the results that can be printed. Momento ink smears when water coloring. I tried it out and it does. On her test, Simon Says Stamp Intense Black Ink pad worked well with everything. I don't have this ink pad because I already have the others you mentioned. Good video. 😊
love this video. now I need to use all my stuff to to actually stamp. tfs!!!
New subscriber, woohoo. I kept typing the wrong keywords in the search bar and I finally found this fabulous tutorial. I watercolor and am glad you tested each ink sample. Thank you! Shana signing out for now.
Newbie here and ty so much. I dont feel as overwhelmed now that you have explained this so well😊
how San I order your your catalog?
Hello, we do not have a physical catalog. You can order all of our fabu;ous products from our online store at maymaymadeit.com
Thank you so much for this video. I am beginning to learn and keep this hobby. This is so useful.
I appreciate your starter info in this video and would love to see more how to's for basic supplies.
Thank you for information I bought a lot of stamps for upcycle place I have about 20 wood block stamps I got for $1.00 and I received inks also to get me started thank you so much for the videos information...I also love your voice so soothing and not whinny sound love to watch you and thanks and God Bless for helping us beginners
Thanks for the tips. God Bless You.
Very informative. I want to try stamping to see if I like it. How do you suggest I go about doing this without investing alot
thank you maymay this video was very helpful and I am a beginner stamper, so I bought the supplies you was talking about I still need few things I'll get them soon, again thanks. ..
What a wonderful video. I love how you explain everything in detail and your recommendations. I take them all into consideration when I'm out buying my crafting supplies. Thank you so much.
Incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!
Thank you May May! Best tutorial ever! I'm super excited to get started!! Love Love Love your videos, you are so inspiring and have the most calming motivational voice.
Awesome video. Stamping is fun especially with your stamps 😄
I inherited a massive amount of wooden stamps and I'm a beginner
I wish I saw this video earlier I just bought bunch of clear and wood stamps
Excellent video! Thank you so much!
thank you so much I am a beginner stamper, I'm going to get the supplies
This is exactly the video I needed to see! TFS!
Omg that helped sooooo much... Could you do something on beginner embossing? I am so lost with that. I am like new to it all. Thanks again for sharing😊🐚
I'm new to it too so lost
Wonderful thanks a million , Hugz n Smilz
I go to WalMart and get the 110# white cardstock.
Thanks for a great post. Where do you get envelopes?
i would love to use them in my planner. what would you suggest that would not bleed.
Thank you. One question, I have some Staz On ink pads. Which of the ink pads that you showed are they comparable to, and/or why do you not recommend them?
+D Houck stazon is a special ink, it is permanent on non porous surfaces and is meant to be used for those types of projects like tiles, or acetate, etc. I used to use it as my everyday inks before I realized what it should have been used for.
you are the best its 2022 and still its helpful
Great video. Question: What is your opinion on Staz-On inks? They have black and other co.ors, but I would like YOUR OPINION. Love watching your videos and on periscope when I can catch u.
+Bling it on Pat I love stazon, it is a permanent ink used for non porous surfaces. I don't recommend it as a beginner ink unless the project your are making requires permanent ink. I use it for acetate, tiles, plastic and things like that.
Great video!!! Thank you!
Excellent tutorial, Helped me a lot. I have a quick question I do have those ink paps , but also StazOn and studio ink ..Are they OK to use or should I just experiment with them? I see what you mean about the difference in each ink. Great advice Love the tools TFS MayMay Blessings always Debbie
+ani bird I love stazon, it is a permanent ink designed for non porous surfaces. I use it for that all the time. I am not familiar with studio ink. Hope that helps!
Hey Maymay. Great share. Wish this was 8 months ago when I started out. Next you really need to do one on paper. I was SOoooo confused when first starting out on card stock and what can be bought at Michaels, ACMoore, JoAnn's and Hobby Lobby. Then I got involved with a card class with Stampin up and throw theirs into the mix that I now have way to much paper in my craft room. Oh and I also have a Silhouette Portrait, much like the Cricut and that REALLY added to the paper addiction. LOL
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Great video, but FYI all your stamping video suggestions links shoot you to Amazon!
+LuvMofey thanks! I fixed them, I am losing it!!! Lol
Hi, you mentioned about the large misti stamping tool getting it for $60. Where did you get it for that amount because everywhere I've looked now, it cost around $100 and up...
we carry it in our online store, www.maymaymadeit.com thanks!
Very good video! Thank you!
What about Brilliance and StazOn ink?
What is your opinion of stazone ink?
I will oder the fiskers press. thank you.
Excellent. Thank you.
Great video. I hear people using stayzon ink How does that compare and what is main use? Thanks
+A Rizzo stazon is great ink, it is designed for permanent application on non porous surfaces. I love it and use it often for permanent applications like coasters or acetate.
Thanks. This was helpful!
Thank you very helpful
Can I stamp on fabric???
What is best to clean the mounted stamps?
Thank you, thank you, thank you ... this is just a treasure trove of great information for a beginner stamper as I am. Did I mention ... Thank You?!?!
Lovely video.
What do you use under your paper
Great video!! I love watching creative people. By the way, I just finished a homemade shoe stamp. Maybe you could swing by my way sometime. Good luck!!
Thank you Maymay for uploading this video. It has helped me a lot. 💜💖😎💗❤️🇨🇦. I have had two of those Fiskars presses for years and I had no idea how to use them. I buy a lot of products and have no idea how to use them. Hugs 💖💜🇨🇦😎💗❤️
VERY HELPFUL!! TFS!
THANKYOU
I'm new to stamping and your videos are my teacher ☺
God Bless
Frances in N.Z
I completely agree on the MISTI. I just finally got one recently and I love it. It would have taken so much of the frustration out of some of my early stamping...pressing too hard, bad placement, incomplete stamping etc. I wish I'd gotten one sooner.
I'm not really a fan of Memento for black stamping. It doesn't watercolor well for me and I find it works poorly on cheaper clear stamps (even when I've conditioned them). I tend to use my Hero Arts black ink or Rangers Archival for black stamping.
(ps Distress Inks are my fav craft supply)
I totally Agree Maymay. I have been wanting a video on this for the longest. I almost gave up on Stamping due to poor image with blocks and wishing I could be like the You tubers- but getting the Fiskars saved my Hobby! I highly recommend the Fiskars for a beginner or anyone with hand control issues. PLUS the Fiskars are in expensive! I felt I wasted too much on blocks, cant wait till I get more skill to use them soon!
Thank you for sharing this amazing video! I'm new to card making. I haven't actually started yet. But I've been watching videos and had a lot of questions which you answered most of them with this video. I'm going to look at your collection of videos and see what else I can learn before I go shopping. Thank you very much for sharing your craft! Stay safe and healthy!
Thank you so Much for this video. I have been trying to figure out what the difference was in inks and stamps and you have answered my questions. Thank you
Started watching old videos today. (Stuck inside, why not) I am so glad I did because if there is one thing that confuses me time after time is what inks I can use with different types of markers. This is the clearest explanation ever. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I have just recently gone back to scrap booking/card making and found that your video has helped out tremendously and has ended all the confusion with the different types of ink's, Thank you
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When I first started stamping, I bought many stamps because they were cute, and cheap. Unfortunately, some were silicone and did no take dye ink well at all. I discovered ranger archival ink and now use it on my silicone stamps. The black works great and doesn't bead up on the stamp. So now I can still keep my "Cute" stamps lol.
I'm new to stamping, thanks so much for this video!!! I was wondering what distress ink was lol now I know, no one ever says on videos. So thanks so much!!!!
Thank u. disregard my other question this was very helpful. I just hadn't found this video yet..
Thank you for this video. Very helpful. Can't wait for the Saturday videos! - JoAnn
I've been stamping for years, but always watch how to vids when a new one pops up. I'm never to old to learn. Or... Remember! LOL. Since there's often the question, after taking so long to get up, was I going to the kitchen or to the craft room? So a how to video on different kinds of ink, is a great thing. One ink that seems very popular is chalk ink. I don't use it. But some newbies might want to know what it's good for. Thanks to y'all for keeping us crafting. Hugs, Jess
I've been stamping for years, but always watch how to vids when a new one pops up. I'm never to old to learn. Or... Remember! LOL. Since there's often the question, after taking so long to get up, was I going to the kitchen or to the craft room? So a how to video on different kinds of ink, is a great thing. One ink that seems very popular is chalk ink. I don't use it. But some newbies might want to know what it's good for. Thanks to y'all for keeping us crafting. Hugs, Jess
I appreciate your advice I'm new to card making and I'm in the process of building my suppliers I always find myself stressing over what I need as a beginner verses what's trending in the craft world . To what my skill level is plus what I can realistically afford your advice made a lot of since to me thanks for sharing .
Hi Maymay... just a question, what about the Stazon ink ?
I love stazon for a permanent application on non porous surfaces. When I first started out I used it all the time because I thought if it stays on then it will work better. It is a great ink, I just use it now for acetate, tile, slick surface, etc. Thanks!
Hey Maymay! Thanks for the video! What die cutting machine would you recommend for a beginner?
Excellent beginners tutorial. Thank you so much for explaining this new media to me.
I always enjoy your videos, I have been stamping and making cards for almost 30 years. I wish I could have seen this great information when I first started. It would have saved me a lot of headaches and wasted monies. Thank you so very much.