Rachel, you can also use a Glue Pad. Stamp your stamp in the Glue Pad, stamp on paper, then when tacky, apply the flakes. The flakes come in all different colors.
I love gilding flakes....I have used them now for about 6 years. I use the rubit-scrubit foam to burnish mine onto the adhesive. I find it works bettr than a sponge. If you do a firm rub and burnish it well into the adhesive, it is easy to put back into the container. All my containers still look like they have never been used and yet they have been used over and over again. I'm so glad that Stampin' Up is now starting to sell some. I can't wait for my new catalogues to come in January. I'm a huge fan of Stampin' Up products. Thank you for sharing your unboxing video. I'm sorry I missed your first one. I didn't receive a notification, so I didn't know there was a previous video. Cheers from Alberta, Canada.
This is the first time I have seen an unboxing where a demonstrator actually uses some of the products. What a great idea! Naturally this is also the first time I have watched you do the unboxing. I will not forget to watch you again while you are unboxing. I am a regular watcher and do love your style and your methods of teaching us. Keep doing the same and stay safe.
You are just like me. I have been watching you for some time now and you laugh all the time.(at your self) don’t worry I have been laughing with you. You are gorgeous. If I was a lot younger and lived in your area , I could picture us being best buddies but bad luck you missed out again!
Love that All in One card kit! Wow! Lots of great colors.... AND lots of fun to make. Thanks for sharing all these beautiful DSP papers. Can’t wait for January 5th!
Thank you so much for the tip about attaching the labels to the stamps! I have had issues and now it will be so much better. Love the sweet strawberry bundle! Awesome!
Rachel watch the video on replay and I have a question about the new 6 x 6 DSP packs (5 pks instead of 6) that you showed. If you are already a demonstrate can you pre-order those packs? If so where can you find them? Thanks you for the excitement that you share with us introducing the new products. Enjoy learning from you.
Thanks Mary! 😊Yes... 5 packs (6 was an error). And if you log into the demo side of the website, click on happening now, and then choose SAB, you'll find the order numbers there.
It's a table from Ikea that my Dad resurfaced with floor tile. ;) stampyourartout.com/2016/03/craft-roomoffice-remodel-is-complete.html and stampyourartout.com/2020/09/resurfaced-table-tops-for-my-craft-room.html blog posts should give you more details.
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel Wow! Loved all of your pics of your craftroom. May I borrow your dad, LOL! I would have to hire someone to do it for me. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas 🎄
Oh my! So many pretty new items. I am in love with the seaside suite. That has my name all over it. Thanks for sharing! by the way, I received my prize and I absolutely love it. Thank you! Have a great week.
Hello Rachel, Heidi here from Australia :-) LOVED your unboxing! I am still waiting for my box to arrive and I am hoping they will deliver it tomorrow (Saturday) or Monday at the latest! Because of all the online shopping, our postal service has been delivering to people on Saturdays and Sundays, which we never got before! So your question about the two different images that you thought were sand dollars, they possibly both could be as I went and had a look and this is what one encyclopedia said LOL - Sand dollars are species of flat, burrowing sea urchins belonging to the order Clypeasteroida. Some species within the order, not quite as flat, are known as sea biscuits. Sand dollars can also be called "sand cakes" or "cake urchins". So yes, it depends on which particular species, will depend on whether they have holes/slits in the "skeleton" or not. Actually, if you do an images search on sand dollar, you would be amazed at how pretty they actually are when they are alive and then what we find on the beach is their skeleton and some of those are very pretty as well :-) We find a lot in Australia.
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel LOL, sorry to have bombarded your inbox with such a long message *hehe* Oh and we couldn't order the Heat & Stick Powder until last Friday, so I left a message for Kylie that she was able to use Tombow glue and pretty much anything sticky, but she had tested it herself by the time she had read my message LOL
If you take a black marker and run that around the white edge from where you cut the image. It just finishes it off. If you visited me in Australia we grow a lot of berries and I gave my friend some strawberry plants. She is picking about 200 - 300+ pounds a day. So many great products, thanks for sharing x
Hi Rachel! Thx for sharing your purchases. While you were punching out the strawberry from the dsp, I noticed that the prints line up with the 4 images of the punch. I bet if you position the punch correctly you'll get all four at once. Can you pls try my theory out when you have a moment?
At approximately 34:00, you're showing the items in the All Inclusive kit. There are two mini slimline card bases, one is lavender flower outlines, the other looks like gray stripes. What is the finished size of those cards, and are they mailable in the U.S.? It's fun to watch your videos, and appreciate all the nice card samples and helpful hints you share on your website. thanks in advance.....
These paper packs will be available to purchase by all in the next annual catalog. :) Getting them early can only be done by getting them free with the starter kit in January/February OR by preordering them this month (demonstrators or purchasing them in a December starter kit).
Definitely sea urchin shells! ... for the patterned paper that is not the sand dollars ... from a Californian (with a Minnesotan mother) who has beaches within a hour's drive ... They start out with spines all over, but lose them as empty shells ... as sometimes/rarely found on the beaches ...like sand dollars ... adorable sea otters love to eat sea urchins ... cracking them open with rocks on their bellies as they float in the sea bobbing along with the waves ...
I love to watch your videos but the sound is so low that I can’t hear everything no matter what I do to the sound. Can you turn up your sound? Thank you for your videos.
I ABSOLUTELY HATE THAT LABEL PUNCH!!! I SO WISH I WOULDN'T HAVE SPENT MONEY ON IT. THERE ARE ABOUT A DOZEN IN MY CARD GROUP AND NO ONE LIKES IT. NOT EASY TO USE EVEN WITH PRACTICE. I AM SO MAD AT MYSELF FOR BUYING OT AFTER SEEING A VIDEO WITH IT.
Wow so much awesome stamps and paper♥️
Rachel, you can also use a Glue Pad. Stamp your stamp in the Glue Pad, stamp on paper, then when tacky, apply the flakes. The flakes come in all different colors.
I use only SU products, but yes...that would work :)
I love gilding flakes....I have used them now for about 6 years. I use the rubit-scrubit foam to burnish mine onto the adhesive. I find it works bettr than a sponge. If you do a firm rub and burnish it well into the adhesive, it is easy to put back into the container. All my containers still look like they have never been used and yet they have been used over and over again. I'm so glad that Stampin' Up is now starting to sell some. I can't wait for my new catalogues to come in January. I'm a huge fan of Stampin' Up products. Thank you for sharing your unboxing video. I'm sorry I missed your first one. I didn't receive a notification, so I didn't know there was a previous video. Cheers from Alberta, Canada.
This is the first time I have seen an unboxing where a demonstrator actually uses some of the products. What a great idea! Naturally this is also the first time I have watched you do the unboxing. I will not forget to watch you again while you are unboxing. I am a regular watcher and do love your style and your methods of teaching us. Keep doing the same and stay safe.
thank you Barbara!
Saw a demonstrator put the sticky label on the stamping block and "stamp" the label onto the cling stamp. Way easier to line up.
That's a cool idea. I'll have to remember to try that sometime. Thanks.
Yay, someone else who assembles stamps like me, one half at a time! Thanks Rachel great previews!
You are just like me. I have been watching you for some time now and you laugh all the time.(at your self) don’t worry I have been laughing with you. You are gorgeous. If I was a lot younger and lived in your area , I could picture us being best buddies but bad luck you missed out again!
Gratitude Dearest Rachel ❣️
Hi Rachel, thanks for sharing the new products with us. I am always excited to see what's coming in the new catalog for Sale-A-Bration. Woo-hoo!!!
Love that All in One card kit! Wow! Lots of great colors.... AND lots of fun to make. Thanks for sharing all these beautiful DSP papers. Can’t wait for January 5th!
This was great Rachel, thank you so much for showing your new things and even using some of them 😊
Hi, Rachel...so excited to get this peek of new things!!!
Rachel you have the best unboxing videos thanks so muc
thank you Mary 😘
I believe they are limpets . Love the papers esp floral black and white
Thank you so much for the tip about attaching the labels to the stamps! I have had issues and now it will be so much better. Love the sweet strawberry bundle! Awesome!
I just loooove those primary colors of those berries
Loved seeing all of the fun new things! Thank you!
You are so fun to watch, thank you for sharing with us. I love love the berry bundle.
Loved watching all the new stuff. Thank you
Oh my! Best items, thank you for showing us!
Thanks for sharing all the new goodies ☺️
I love for you to demo as to go. Very helpful.
thanks!
Thanks for sharing, love your videos
Rachel watch the video on replay and I have a question about the new 6 x 6 DSP packs (5 pks instead of 6) that you showed. If you are already a demonstrate can you pre-order those packs? If so where can you find them? Thanks you for the excitement that you share with us introducing the new products. Enjoy learning from you.
Thanks Mary! 😊Yes... 5 packs (6 was an error). And if you log into the demo side of the website, click on happening now, and then choose SAB, you'll find the order numbers there.
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel Thank you I was able to find them
I'll be interested to see what to do with the berries bundle.
That guilded leafing is interesting.
I would like to know where you purchased your wooden craft table . Thank you!
It's a table from Ikea that my Dad resurfaced with floor tile. ;) stampyourartout.com/2016/03/craft-roomoffice-remodel-is-complete.html and stampyourartout.com/2020/09/resurfaced-table-tops-for-my-craft-room.html blog posts should give you more details.
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel
Wow! Loved all of your pics of your craftroom. May I borrow your dad, LOL! I would have to hire someone to do it for me. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas 🎄
Oh my! So many pretty new items. I am in love with the seaside suite. That has my name all over it. Thanks for sharing! by the way, I received my prize and I absolutely love it. Thank you! Have a great week.
Ty for the share. Love the seashells and icecream cones
I was going to watch you live on Facebook, but my reminder didn't notify me. Thus, I'm catching your replay on TH-cam. So sorry I missed you live.
Hello Rachel, Heidi here from Australia :-) LOVED your unboxing! I am still waiting for my box to arrive and I am hoping they will deliver it tomorrow (Saturday) or Monday at the latest! Because of all the online shopping, our postal service has been delivering to people on Saturdays and Sundays, which we never got before!
So your question about the two different images that you thought were sand dollars, they possibly both could be as I went and had a look and this is what one encyclopedia said LOL - Sand dollars are species of flat, burrowing sea urchins belonging to the order Clypeasteroida. Some species within the order, not quite as flat, are known as sea biscuits. Sand dollars can also be called "sand cakes" or "cake urchins". So yes, it depends on which particular species, will depend on whether they have holes/slits in the "skeleton" or not. Actually, if you do an images search on sand dollar, you would be amazed at how pretty they actually are when they are alive and then what we find on the beach is their skeleton and some of those are very pretty as well :-) We find a lot in Australia.
Thanks for sharing all that! Wow!
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel LOL, sorry to have bombarded your inbox with such a long message *hehe* Oh and we couldn't order the Heat & Stick Powder until last Friday, so I left a message for Kylie that she was able to use Tombow glue and pretty much anything sticky, but she had tested it herself by the time she had read my message LOL
I enjoy watching
Awesome products.
there is a new way to put the backings on using clear blocks and you can see where youre putting the sticker. its great.
Yes! Some others just told me about that. LOVE it.
Love that "match box " box. So many good things!!!
The small bloom punch *does* go with the larger flower in the stamp set! Smaller flower goes with the builder punch. Love it so much!
Oh! There was a flower I wasn't looking at?! That makes this grouping of products even better!! Thanks.
OH!!! On the stamp set. Thank you.
If you take a black marker and run that around the white edge from where you cut the image. It just finishes it off.
If you visited me in Australia we grow a lot of berries and I gave my friend some strawberry plants. She is picking about 200 - 300+ pounds a day. So many great products, thanks for sharing x
thanks for the idea AND the invitation to come to Australia to visit and enjoy your berries!
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel your welcome
Hi Rachel! Thx for sharing your purchases. While you were punching out the strawberry from the dsp, I noticed that the prints line up with the 4 images of the punch. I bet if you position the punch correctly you'll get all four at once. Can you pls try my theory out when you have a moment?
I can't find where the punch will line up with all the images at once. :( Bummer That would've been awesome though.
Too bad, appreciate that you tried!
At approximately 34:00, you're showing the items in the All Inclusive kit. There are two mini slimline card bases, one is lavender flower outlines, the other looks like gray stripes. What is the finished size of those cards, and are they mailable in the U.S.? It's fun to watch your videos, and appreciate all the nice card samples and helpful hints you share on your website. thanks in advance.....
Thank you so much Deborah. 😘
The tiny cards are 4-1/2" x 2-1/2." Envelopes are 4-3/4" x 2-3/4." They are too small to be mailable in the US.
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel Thanks for the info
Hi will the seashell embossing folder go through the big shot please and what plates will I need to use. Xxx
Yes. You will need the 3-D embossing folder plate (the "specialty plate") www.stampinup.com/products/specialty-plate
Lots of wows!
So fun! Thank you for sharing!
When should we expect the new mini catalog and Salabration to come to us? Knowing we can't order them til January. Linda
demonstrators are distributing them sometime mid-late December.
The 6X6 you said demonstrators can get: were some of those available to earn for customers, e.g. subtles, regals etc.? Linda
These paper packs will be available to purchase by all in the next annual catalog. :) Getting them early can only be done by getting them free with the starter kit in January/February OR by preordering them this month (demonstrators or purchasing them in a December starter kit).
Veda from Mountain Home, watching replay. Taking care of my daughter after surgery. Appt day!
sending healing wishes!
Definitely sea urchin shells! ... for the patterned paper that is not the sand dollars ... from a Californian (with a Minnesotan mother) who has beaches within a hour's drive ... They start out with spines all over, but lose them as empty shells ... as sometimes/rarely found on the beaches ...like sand dollars ... adorable sea otters love to eat sea urchins ... cracking them open with rocks on their bellies as they float in the sea bobbing along with the waves ...
thanks for the education! Loved it!
AND there is MORE!!! Did you buy EVERYTHING?
LOL
Thanks for sharing.😊
Do we have to order our free items at the same time we place our $50 orders?
yes.
Top view of jellyfish is what the one you didn't know it is
How wide is the full shell die? Will it fit on an A2 card? Thanks for sharing. My taste is similar to yours.
It WILL just fit. Yay!
Glad you enjoyed what I shared. :)
wow, Rachel! everything was so beautiful, I can hardly breathe ! Even though I have the new catalog, you made it come to life!!!!
Thank You sooo much
Can you tell me please why it wouldn't let me order The Touch of Ink even though I had spent well over the amount needed.
There is a section at the bottom of a demonstrator order where you enter your SAB items. Not sure if that helps.
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel I filled that in and the message came up to say I couldn't get it
@@janetvyvyan5418 Hmmm...that's strange. I ordered one (I know...now I have two LOL) So I know it was available. Maybe call SU.
Hello from Arizona...
I had no interest in those boxes until now, thanks for the share
Exciting.
Catching the replay
water bubbles
Sea Urchins rather than sand dollars.
Your enthusiasm is so addictive and charming!
thank you Theressa. Hugs to you!
7th month = July
8th month = August
You’re good
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I love to watch your videos but the sound is so low that I can’t hear everything no matter what I do to the sound. Can you turn up your sound? Thank you for your videos.
can you check your settings? I only get a comment like this once in a blue moon and it's usually something that can be fixed on the viewers end.
Yummm,,
Hi from apex N.C.
Jellyfish.
jellyfish
Sea urchins
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I ABSOLUTELY HATE THAT LABEL PUNCH!!! I SO WISH I WOULDN'T HAVE SPENT MONEY ON IT. THERE ARE ABOUT A DOZEN IN MY CARD GROUP AND NO ONE LIKES IT. NOT EASY TO USE EVEN WITH PRACTICE. I AM SO MAD AT MYSELF FOR BUYING OT AFTER SEEING A VIDEO WITH IT.
sorry it's not your thing.
@@stampyourartoutwithrachel The idea is great but it is hard to use and frustrating.
Sea urchins