Craft with me | long collage masterboard | the REVERSE side
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2021
- i felt like collage today so I decided to do a long collage strip masterboard but the reverse side. I had so much fun!
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Yay! It’s Rachel!!! You are my favorite to watch!
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Isn’t crafting so soothing. I could watch you do this till you finish all the papers!
It really is, especially when you just do what you feel like doing! Thank you so much!
Love watching you work on collage, you do it so well. Have a lovely weekend. Hugs.
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We would watch you collage anything. I for one forget things alot so when you do it again it reminds me - so I like it when you do the same thing over.
Hahaha, I always forget too! Thank you so much!
Never worry about repeating yourself, and ideas. We watch because you are genuine, authentic and lovely to listen to. You are a comfort, an inspiration, and l laugh out loud sometimes at your conversation, please never change. 😁
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I just love to sit and collage with you. Your voice is very soothing and calming. I don’t care what you make....paper, covers or slow stitching, it’s always beautiful and a pleasure to watch. Don’t ever feel like you have to reinvent the wheel...just do Rachel. We love what you do. ❤️🦋
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I concur! Do Rachel!
I think I need a folder to start and separate these types of papers to use at the back of collage.
That's what my printer is doing I had a look on Google and couldn't find anything. I have a Epson, I thought it was just mine, thank you for mentioning it I'll have a look tomorrow on Epsons site I hope mine starts printing boarder less it drives me mad.
Haha no plans we still in lock down I think I'll sleep for most of it I'm exhausted at the moment. Overdoing and not sleeping great at night.
Looking forward to next week's challenge.
Hope you can resolve the problem! Thank you so much!
I love listening to you as I craft along. It’s like you’re in the room. X
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I love how these random soft prints play so sweetly with the old aged papers. I too love this type of collage. Sometimes I think focal images mess up great backgrounds! ☺️ -Marsha from Texas
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I really love your master boards, very calming. Thanks for sharing 😍🌴💕
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Rachel thank you for sharing using up your scrap paper. I am new to all of this and have learn so much from you! 😀 You have made me so aware of all the different kind of paper that go thur our fingers. Take care!
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Always love to watch you collage, Rach! I definitely love to do as much as you do! It’s one of my favorite things too. So relaxing and it’s relaxing watching you collage too. Thanks for a wonderful Saturday night treat! Love and hugs! ❤️
It was so relaxing I sat and did it for a few more hours lol! Thank you so much!
Having my Milo with you today Rachel! It is like visiting a friend while you chat and craft! 😊💕
I love Milo!!! Thank you so much!
Great fun listening and crafting along!! Oh no reaction to second shot ! Yes...been two years since we've seen our kids and grandkids, may be able to travel by summer yeah...fingers crossed..loved the video! Thanks for sharing your time with us!😊😊😊
I am so pleased to hear that! Thank you so much!
You are always my fun time Rach. Something new or old I don't care I just enjoy watching how you turn hod podge into cool looking stuff. Blessings. ❤🤗
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It is so relaxing watching you collage! I hope all end well for Steffy! Thank you
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I took a much needed break from housework to relax with your video! I like the idea of starting with the plain side...cool. Our family calls those bad days “Dump Days”!...because life dumps on us! 🤣. I hope Steffi is able to retrieve his hard work. 👍. Enjoy your weekend Rachel. ❤️
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Thank you for this video, it was so relaxing watching you collage this roll. It would be interesting to see what you eventually do with this. Thanks for your inspiration, it is good to go back and remember "old" techniques.
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You have the best paper scraps. 😊 Tfs x
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My Epson has always printed borderless (it is a setting) Apple had a similar issue with HPs a few months ago. Quite a pain!!! I don't have room to store the rolls so I glue my glue pages in old magazines, kids books, and catalogues and build them up from there. But this looks like it is just as easy.
I have cut it up into A4 lengths so I can store it better. Thank you so much!
just love all your work Rachel
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I feel like everyone has a different take on something so I never get bored watching anyone do something that has already been done! Even if everyone had the same exact supplies, all the projects would turn out different!! We love to watch whatever it is you are doing, Rachel!
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This is so much fun. My partner and I just crack up when you call yourself a goose. It’s because we are both goose material too. We love you! ❤️❤️❤️
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It is interesting to me how you may have done something previously created but you take it to a new level.
They always turn out differently which makes them fun to do! Thank you so much!
I agree Margaret one can always get Something new from a session or it can spark something else 😊❤️
Looks so fun! I don't have enough scrap paper yet to do this! LOL! Just bunches of card stock. But I'm learning to use book pages so its all helpful to learn. You make it look easy and fun! TFS🤗
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I can so relate to Stephie’s predicament. It can be heart wrenching. I hope it turns out ok. I love the video as always.
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Very relaxing to watch thank you for sharing 😊
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It never gets old , Rachel, so don’t worry about collaging whenever. I sometimes go to a friend’s house to craft and that’s what I take to do every time. Everybody has bluesy days. Hope yours are short lived. The ongoing travel restrictions are weighing me down. It seems as if nothing we do makes any difference. I did take my dad in for his first vaccination . The clinic was for age 80 +. Very poignant looking around and seeing all those silver heads, some with canes, some with walkers, most with someone who loves them. Won’t soon forget that picture. My weekly bright spots are your challenge and Anne’s tags.
It's weighing down on me too as I realise I may not even be allowed to go to Australia this year. It's making Lulu and I really sad, we can't think about it. Thank you so much!
@@roxycreations679 I"m sorry, Rachel! I don't know how I would cope without seeing my mom and sisters. Thinking of you and wishing you strength!
This will make some fabulous tags and things. I love the color palette and how we can use our scraps. Have a blessed day!
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Enjoyed this. I've never made a large one like that. Thank you for sharing.
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Watching you collage is one of my favorite videos. I like to see how the colors blend into one another as you progress down the collage roll. Thank you for turning the camera on and sharing the process.
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Love your collage. Will look lovely regardless of which side you put it on. I always look forward to your videos. I learn something each and every time. Hugs..
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Hi from Melbourne
I just love watching and listening to your voice. Very relaxing 😌
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Hi Rachel, love this, and it is so relaxing to just collage strips/rolls of book pages! My printer has started to print borderless - bonus xxx
Hahaha mine too! Thank you so much!
Rachel, it's always fun and interesting to watch you work, to craft along with you, or even just sit and sip a coffee while you work. It doesn't bother me at all when you "go quiet". I've been meaning to comment for some time but I watch TH-cam on my TV so I have to pull out my laptop to comment. I've been watching you since May 2020. I'm on a leave of absence from teaching as I go through chemotherapy and some days when I'm feeling down, watching you and other virtual friends is very healing. Thank you! And Lulu is a joy! As a teacher especially I love hearing her when she makes the occasional appearance!
Oh dear, I am so sorry to hear thet! I hope you are ok. Big hugs to you! Thank you so much!
A barrel of fun, Rachel, hugs, Carol xo
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Oh my, no pressure. I frequently see amazing ideas, and it is when I see them again and again, that I remember the technique. Even if you save the download, there is so much new material that it is impossible to keep up with it all. PLEASE do not ever feel that, repetition, in any format is anything but good teaching! Remember, we must all initiate in order to learn to create, and I am clearly in the imitate stage!
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Hi Rachel, sending love and hugs. I hope you have a restful and peaceful Sunday. Love to you and your lovely family. God bless you and thank you. Lita xx
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Rachel I love watching you do this it's so relaxing, I could watch this all day, and it's lovely the way it all comes together great tutorial.❤
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Oh gosh me too. Steve is not pleased with all my quilting material at current. Lol tough. I’m like you I have to much of everything but options make any project. Journals, quilting, knitting painting.
Options are great!
I feel the need to make a cup of coffee or tea, then I will feel like I am visiting my friend Rachel in person
I love that! Thank you so much!
I feel the same way! I talk to the TV. No, I'm not crazy, I don't think! Ha!
This is a great idea! Been meaning to mention, the first time I saw you use your ruler, I paused and went straight to Amazon and ordered it. I love it!!! So thank you🥰
It's a great ruler!!! Thank you so much!
Turn it around. It’ll make the blue letter right side up!!! Love watching you.
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The “Ides of March” have hit. We are off our usual game here in Colorado too. When I still taught school, everyone would get grumpy in mid March. Teachers and students too. 💕
Though I've been a subscriber for months now, this is the first time I'm commenting because I usually watch YT on my smart TV. Let's just say you should have included a disclaimer on this video warning of the addictive nature of the project. In the blink of an eye I had 12 pages done...wonder where I'll store it...might have to chop her up! This is one of those meditative activities where you can just zone out and forget the world around you. Thank you so much for what you do.
That's amazing! It's so much fun and they always turn out differently! I cut mine into A4 lengths so it's easier to store and won't curve. Thank you so much!
Front or back your collage is always beautiful! Love all your papers😍
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Hi Rachel, loving that you are continuing to inspire us..crafting this weekend, but getting our vaccinations on Easter Sunday in a church, how perfect will that be.❤️🇨🇦Stay well.
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I love to watch you collage Rachel- and I never get tired of telling you!!!
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That’s ok if you don’t chat much. Glad your here
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Collaging is so relaxing to do and watch. Saturday is our day to prepare for the storm that is suppose to hit on Sunday evening. It’s been 18 degrees here all week and now we are expecting snow, freezing rain and high winds. On a positive note, I was fortunate enough to receive my first dose of the sacred vaccine! One step closer to ending this pandemic!!!
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I love collage. This was great! Very relaxing.
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These are my favourite post
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Thank you... always enjoyable to hear your voice and watch u create!! I’m still so new to this journaling world, I’m just trying to soak up all the info!!
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I absolutely love your digital kits!! Thank you so much for these (I have recently purchased your English Garden and others). I also love the one that Lulu made and you sent out as a freebie. She’s talented like her mom! Thanks again for your great inspiration!
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Well, you are the collage queen !! I've been watching but on tv where you don't get novella-sized comments. I'm just an old lady who lives across the world that you don't personally know, but you are very respectful -- I know that because Lulu is extremely polite, and she learned that by observation of her parents and family. In my opinion, which nobody cares about, but to me, that is the greatest lesson and gift you can give to any child. But, I wanted to say, I am so proud of you. You changed my life. We've been over that ad nauseum by now -- ha -- but I love paper crafting so much I literally can't stand it sometimes. The year-long journal is complete -- I printed the last page about 10 minutes ago. The first book is bound, now I have to bind the others and she is done -- thank the Lord. But your work is scattered all throughout, along with pages from artists you made me aware of. I first came upon your channel totally by chance at about day 30 of your first 100-day challenge. You worked so hard to please everyone who complained about the camera angle, the microphone, the camera shaking when you hit it, the sound of the sewing machine, and on and on and on -- but you persevered. You were totally honest about your apprehension in starting your youtube channel. You worked very, very hard and you and Steffi together learned how to make art on the computer. Your nature tags digi remains one of my top 10; they are beautiful and take me away from this city where there was just another fight. New people moved in about a month ago and already the police have been there two or three times, there literally was a drive-by shooting in the alley behind my house, one house away, at 12 o'clock in the afternoon. I was doing dishes in the kitchen, and there were more than 20 gunshots. I almost had a heart attack. Two people have been murdered a few blocks away, and left shot dead in their car in the parking lot of an apt. complex. When we moved her in 2016, I checked the crime log, and there had been zero crime in this neighborhood in the previous 8 years -- which is how far the online records go. My crazy neighbor poisoned my cat and killed her -- she is the only cat to survive the fire which killed the rest and almost me -- he put rat poison under the bush in my yard -- the police said even though he told another neighbor he did it, they couldn't bring a case on hearse. But, when life gets crazy, I turn on youtube and come and watch your videos (and so many others; you're all wonderful in my opinion), and laugh at your funny stories and am inspired by your amazing talent -- I love how you are progressing in your slow stitch -- oh, not that you didn't do wonderful before, but it's like your collaging, the more you do it, the more creative you become. You have an incredibly talented family, and you share their tips and tricks -- my son uses his fabric bowl I made him every day -- he goes out; he won't let me, we have both the UK and SA variants here -- but he empties his pockets into it. I made two for myself, which I'm still shocked worked -- your instructions and directions could not have been more perfect. If I weren't so lazy to cover the cloth clothesline I have, I'd make a bunch; they are wonderful -- and now, just two short years later, you have one of the most popular and inspiring channels out there -- people are doing your challenges, and referring to you all the time -- you're the Martha Stewart of TH-cam -- only you don't yell at your "staff" if they bring you the wrong bottle of wine (according to a past assistant, they were doing a shoot, and she wanted the Merlot, and somebody brought a red wine and she threw a massive hissy fit -- emphasis on the term "former employee." Ha. Anyway, I just wanted to pop by and say hello and give you a "good on ya," -- isn't that what you Aussie's say? Although we don't know each other, we kind of have a one degree of separation -- have you ever heard of the 6th degree of separation between anyone and Kevin Spacey? -- So, I knew my father was in WWII, and I knew he was critically injured, almost to the point of death, and I knew he was in Australia for some period of time because he kept an Aussie coin with a kangaroo on the back (very impressive for a young girl living in a very small, rural college town), and that he was in the brand new branch of the US Navy called the Seabees, which was a construction group. I didn't know exactly where he had been stationed -- none of the fathers in our town who had been to war talked about it -- about once a year, he'd go to his dresser in the bottom drawer and pull out his navy yearbook and talk about the men in his platoon -- never about the actual war -- he was awarded a bronze star for bravery, and a purple heart. At 19, he was a master carpenter, and truly a jack of all trades. On the Tuesday following the attack at Pearl Harbor, he and my 45 year old grandfather, along with a long line of men who gathered before dawn -- our town was so small, the recruiting office was only opened on Tuesdays -- I learned that from documents I read at the Library of Virginia. They didn't take my grandfather, but he was sent to Camp Allen for training in basic military stuff, like how to use a weapon, etc. He was trained as a cook, which was a big deal. The Seabee cooks were a specialized branch of the military. He was not there, but two days before Normandy, a platoon of Seabees began setting up a kitchen and fed over 1000 hot meals to the men who survived the landing. These men not only were cooks, but were soldiers and construction workers. All he ever said about how he was injured, was that when the Japanese planes attacked, he was in a place of safety just by chance, but his two best friends were caught out in the open in the frey, and were literally dying. My father was about 5 ft 7 (which is short) and weighed about 135 pounds, and he disobeyed the orders from whatever officer was there, and ran through the hail of bullets to his friends, who had been yelling at him to go back because they were going to die anyway. He grabbed each of them by the collars of their tee shirts and dragged them to safety even after receiving near fatal injuries. So fast forward to today. Because I'm stuck at home, all I do is watch TV, it seems, and I've been watching videos from the History Channel, and then did some research online. My father was in the battle of Guadalcanal, and he survived. They were shipped out to San Diego where they were operated on and convalesced, healed up, and went right back to the South Pacific for the duration of the war. In early days, Guadalcanal had been a strong hold for the Japanese air force. They parked their aircraft there, along with fuel storage and ammunition "dumps" -- the US Navy (my father was not there yet), bombed the airfield, destroying it and just about everything else on the island, and eventually took the island, and that is when the Seabees came in and rebuilt the airstrip and lots of buildings in record time. So how does that affect you and I. My father talked about Australia his entire life, on the rare occasions he would speak of the war. He said the Aussies were the nicest fellas in the world, and he had always wished he could go back there during peace time. After he returned to the war, when he got some R&R, he and his buddies would go to Australia -- he remarked always about how blue and clear and clean the water was -- In Virginia Beach, the ocean is more sandy and brown. He talked about how grateful the Aussie people were for the assistance of the US (and her allies, of course) in saving and protecting their home. There's another chain of islands which had been taken over by the Japanese military closer to Australia, which apparently was of grave concern. Your parents are probably a generation after those in WWII, but maybe they know stories of that time period. He also talked about the rain in Australia, about how different it was, and how lush the plant growth was. And here we are, all these years later, I know my dad would think you were the best thing next to sliced bread (an old saying from whence I come). I wish the world would remember peace. My father never held a grudge against the Japanese, but not Hitler, but of the German men who were forced to fight. He said that the men in Japan had no choice, they had to go to war, leaving their friends, families and loved ones behind, probably never to see them again. Anyway, sorry this got so long -- I hope your day is going well, can't wait to see what this next week will bring -- big hugs, Patricia
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Hello Rachel!
This was very relaxing and I enjoyed watching your process, working on a big Etsy order while I watch. I haven't tried this technique yet but it looks so therapeutic. Hope all you computer issues are over, I am terrible when it comes to technical stuff I have to get my kids to help me. Lol! Today is Monday March 29th and I hope you have a fabulous week. Take care! Celeste
It's really fun, Il ove making them! Thank you so much!
🥰 very inspiring
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Love the collage 😍❤️ TFS 😘😘😘😘
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We’ve got a Brother and it doesn’t print borders. My husband uses it to print architectural drawings, so he could have tweaked the settings a few years ago when we got it. The update from Windows did mess up a few things, but not the printer. Happy Crafting everyone from British Columbia, 🇨🇦
Yes it messed up one of my husband's programs which is why he fixed it. Lucky for me lol! Thank you so much!
Love watching you, and you chat away, you are so funny,
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Hi Rachel,
WHATEVER YOU DO OR MAKE IS ALWAYS AMAZING........SOOOOO DON'T STRESS OUT.......REMEMBER RACHEL..... CRAFTING IS SUPPOSED TO BE FUN........
I just luve everything that you make...... I have alot of old and out of date books that I got from my School Library where I work👏👏👏 sooooo...... now I know what to do with the torn out pages 🤣🤣🤣 HOW CLEVER....... Rachel will you do a CRAFT ROOM TOUR PLEASEEEEE as I would really luve to see where you CREATE and PLAY.....
Stay Safe......Hugs🤗🤗🤗 and Kisses 🥰🥰🥰to you and your Family.....Rhonda Laine Aussie Land xoxoxox
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Thank you
You could’ve turned it around the other way.... my sisters do the same thing with me💕
I could have but I just attached on the other end. Thank you so much!
I’d be excited by edge to edge printing.
It's great!
See. No wrong side. Just adjust your direction.
For some different journal craft ideas watch Pam at The Paper Outpost!
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Oh my goodness that is what is wrong with my printer. I spent 3 days trying to get it to work. How did he fix it? I had to change to use it photoshop to get it to print the entire page. Anyone know if there is an update we can get? Our weather is nice in the 70’s but rain is on the way. I mowed the lawn for the first time lol. When the grass starts waving at me it’s time to mow lol🤗🤗🤗
I don't know what he did but he was really annoyed as it was interfering with his programs. Some ladies uninstalled the latest wondows update and it fixed it. You may have to Google how to do it. It's very frustrating!
I had the same issue with my printer. I have a Canon. I was soooooo frustrated, it takes a degree in computers to fix these things that Microsoft messes up. I ended up after researching it uninstalling the most recent update. The same thing happened to me last year with the Epson I had. I hope Microsoft doesn’t keep doing that. I always love watching you collage. My struggle is how to cut them up and what to make with them. What would happen if you collage both sides?
I am pleased you resolved it and Stef resolved mine, lol! Thank you so much!
I figured out with my HP printer that if I wanted borderless printing on a JPEG file I could not do it on the Plain Paper setting. I Change the setting to HP Photo Paper, but I have to change it for each file I print. It's a pain in the butt but nice to have journal pages be borderless. It will NOT work on pages where the designer has included their name/logo.
I hope your husband hasn't lost all his hard work!
He only lost a small amount thankfully! He was so distressed! Thank you so much!
What glue stick do you use? Does it stick permanently?
I use a pritt gluestick. It should be permanent but time will tell!
What is straw paper?
It's a recycled Italian paper
You definitely know your collaging ladybird, could watch you all day... but please Rachel, ask Stephie what he done... my epson is still playing up, I can only print pdf's, I can't work it out.. I have tried to update the printer the drivers all sorts of things... any help would be appreciated...
Thank you so much!
My HP still won't print for me. And when it does its a total black page. So I used my old printer.
It also wouldn't recognize pdf files.
Try uninstalling the most recent update by Microsoft. After I did that I also paused future updates so it wouldn’t happen again.
@@reneeoler5314 it wouldn't let me. I called them. They reinstalled it with a fix but it's not working. And HP won't let me talk to a real person.
My next printer is an Epson or a Canon. I'd like to get one of the new Tank printers. No more cartridges!
Oh dear it's so annoying. It didn't seem to effect my HP just the Epson.
So are you going to collage the back side of this also? I got confused when it seems like you're making a new long strip lol. I'm having a blonde moment evidently
I may collage ot I may glue a pretty paper. I will decided when I want to use them.
Maybe I’m tired or something but I don’t understand why it matter what side you added the next paper to???if it’s a master board and you’re gonna cut it up, why couldn’t you have just kept adding onto the left? 🤔
Hahaha as I mentioned if I go in one direction I crash into my shelves. That's the only reason why, so I have more room to grow.
Self doubt is awful!
It is!