Every time I'm amazed that you come up with such an amazing and simple idea to make paper crafting so much easier. And it makes me wonder why I didn't think of it myself. It's such a pleasure to watch your video's! Thank you for inspiring me and so many other paper crafters! Big hug from the Netherlands!❤
Jennifer - you are truly the Einstein of card-making! What an ingenious technique with an absolutely stunning result. Thank you for always sharing your wonderful inventions!
In case you haven't been told today - You are AMAZING and I'm pretty sure everyone will agree at how much we APPRECIATE you!! Have a wonderful "Manic Monday"! (And now you're singing that old 80's song by "The Bangles", right?! LOL) :) :) :)
oh my gosh jennifer you are a whiz!! hold on let me pick up my jaw up from the table….. ok im back that is just amazing i hope you dont mind if i share this with all my stamping friends.. thanks so much for sharing
This is ingenious! I have a love hate relationship with my stamp layering sets, however, I think I’m going to have a love-love relationship thanks to you. Thanks so much for always making our crafting lives easier.
"We Rise by Lifting Others" is such a beautiful quote and, like Nancy below, I thought this was the perfect sentiment for what you do for all of us. You share not only your creativity but your inner beauty and kindness. We are blessed to have you. Your cards are gorgeous as always and the template idea you shared is absolute genius! What a complete time-saver once you've gotten it made. Thanks so much for sharing and I hope your week is off to a great start. ~HUGS~ #kindnessmatters
Love all sets by Altenew, amazing what you can do and final results are so different. Love your techniques, we all learn so much from you, thank you Jennifer!
Tfs! I note that you are using acrylic stamps but I don't see the black rubber mat that goes under the cardstock when using acrylic stamps with MISTI. Is this a new tip for using layered acrylic stamps with MISTI?
I'm just now getting caught up on your videos, but these are GORGEOUS!!! I'm on a bit of a bit of a marathon on your channel so I feel like we got to spend the evening together. ;)
Jennifer, I'm so sorry. That dislike was me double clicking the like sign. OOOOOPS. No-one could possibly dislike anything you do - so many tips for us and such beautiful work. Love this stamp and die set - would have them all, plus all the ink colours if I could. Thanks so much for sharing with us all. Again, sorry I double clicked instead of single.
Wow! Wow! Wow! I learned SO MUCH about the stamps and the stamping tool as well. I love the idea of using templates. Now I want to make all the flowers!
What a fabulous idea, Jennifer! I really struggle with my layering stamps even though I adore the sets. Sadly I didn't buy the dies, which I apparently should do! LOL.. Thank you for your help!
techniques like this is why I purchased the larger misti! (also the one where you show making multiple sentiments by moving the card stock 1/4" each stamping. you are an amazing teacher and I could listen to you all day! TFS
What a fantastic tip saves so much time. And I am all about saving time. I just have to say that I am a huge fan of "NO WHITE TRIM". Thank you so much for the time and energy you put into helping us all with all the neat tips and tricks. Have a blessed day. Suz
It's easy to see your engineer's mindset at work on these techniques! TFS with the rest of us crafters who use the "haphazard" method...LOL (also known as the "where did I put that second layer stamp???" method)
Great ideas on getting layered stamps correctly stamped. I have had trouble with my layering too and I’m definitely trying this tip. You’re such a kind person and lift us up by sharing your gifts. Happy Thursday.
Another terrific inspirational video. I will try the purple tape tip on my next stamp-on-cut-die project. The dies always slip around but I can see how using a small piece of purple tap can help. Thank you!
This is why I love watching your videos. What a great way to stamp layered stamps. I am really impressed by your ingenuity. Thanks so much....maybe I will pull our my layered stamps and give them another try. I found them just too frustrating to line up over and over
Jennifer, I watched your video today and put this template into practice. Thanks so much for sharing this tip. I thought to myself that someone with an engineering mind would come up with this. Thanks again!
I avoided buy this type stamp because I was afraid I wouldn't get the layering right, now I see with this method, I may have to buy some layering stamps!! I thank you, my wallet does not! lol!
Wow these flowers a so pretty:) that yellow ink is awesome!!! I have been looking for a vibrant yellow:) the blue flowers showed beautifully the detail was perfect:)
wow! you've done it again, so amazingly cool! I'm going to having to go to a Stampers Anonymous Group. The only problem is, I don't want to be cured.lol
Hi Jennifer, Another outstanding video! Is there a way to tell which Altenew stamp/die sets cut right up to the edge without the white border? Regards, Rose
Glad ranger finally came up with this tool. I have been using cheap eyeshadow applicators for years though and they are great for getting in the nooks and crannies of die cuts etc and at only a couple of dollars for a dozen or so, I think i might stick with them for economy and storage ease ( and they are already in each colour that i have )
Jennifer you never cease to amaze me. You are the most creative person out there. I always learn something really useful from you. I love this technique. Thank you.
Absolutely brilliant. If it has not already been suggested, it would be helpful to also put the name of the stamp set on the stencil/template to make it easier to use the right one.
I find that I get different results depending on the order in which I stamp the inks. So my light-medium-dark has much more definition than my dark-light-medium because the light ink softens up my dark color quite a bit. Do you have the same results? I'm wondering if it's a function of the inks (I'm using Altenew inks) or if it's a paper thing.
Hi Jennifer. Thank you for this it is so effective. What a great way to do layering. My question is how can you line up the stamps if haven't got the same outside shape i cant get it right. Any tips please sorry this is probably a "How long is a piece of String" question. Hugs and Loves xx
Jennifer, I have to say, you rise ALL of us! However, I have to admit, just this past week I have unsubscribed to MANY bloggers and companies as I am finding it overwhelming both the influx of emails and the 'sway' to buy never ending new products. For myself with an expensive hobby and no income, I am finding it too time consuming (and depressing) as not all of us can 'keep up'!¨However, with that being said, I am STILL following MANY bloggers and companies as I not only love their work and the companies products, I am hoping to again find time to implement what you are teaching us. I truly appreciate your time, effort and talent and am looking forward to finally trying some of your ideas. These cards and techniques are all amazing and helpful tips and I am anxious to try them. Thanks for sharing. HUGS!
Wow, wow, wow!! I always learn something new from you Jennifer! This technique is absolutely brilliant! I don’t own any layering flower stamps yet, because I don’t own any coloured inks yet! But they’re on my wishlist, and now I know how I’ll use them when I eventually get them! Mass flowers, can’t wait!!! 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 Thank you for teaching us 💕
Thanks!! Such an easy idea but sooo helpful!! Now I will be able to actually get my box of cards for my church finished!! I never finished my Christmas cards bc it took me much more time than I gave myself. Lol.
This is so clever and ingenious! So Jennifer McGuire! 😁. I’m definitely going to try this technique. Thank you for the best paper crafting videos ever! I’ve been following you for nearly 10 years now. You were the one that got my interest back into paper crafting. ☺️
WOW!! What an ingenious method for laying and stamping. You take the guess work out, what an awesome idea...absolutely brilliant and I have to try this as I am just a bit intimidated when stamping the layers. You have helped me SO much. Thank you Jennifer for sharing your knowledge.
Wow! Thanks for this wonderful technique. I love stamps layering but most of the time I don't take time to do this because i think it's too complicated. But with this technique I'll definitely do more and mass produce for future cards. Thank you so much. Merci 😘
What a great idea...I generally make 10-12 cards in a mass produce...this technique would save alot of time...just got my misti...can't wait put into use...again...great idea!😀
Absolutely gorgeous my Buckeye neighbor. Thank you soo much Jennifer. I still consider myself a newbie but love making cards and really do want to mass produce. This was an amazing lesson and thank you for doing the fourth layer I kept thinking “I wonder how that fourth later would look”.. smile.. hugs
What an absolutely fantastic way to make the stamping easier, I have thrown away more flowers than I kept, this seems to be a full-proof method, YAY!!!!!. TFS
I LOVE this!! Thank you! I always thought I'd like to die cut first but worried it would be hard to line up the stamps. The reason I thought cutting first made sense is that some of my stamps have fine details (for example a stem) and as they are very bendy, it's difficult to line up the die after stamping. One question though, do you heat set between layers? I found on some of my papers, the ink didn't dry quickly, so the next layer didn't look crisp.
I'm sure you've heard this over and over, but you're a genius! I stay away from my layering stamps because it is such a pain for me to line them up properly and I am always disappointed with the result even using the MISTI. This idea is the best. I cannot wait to try it out! Thank you for sharing your creativity! Big hugs!
Wow! That’s such an ingenious system. You’re so amazing!! Jennifer, I struggle with my multi-layered Stamps in knowing how to line them up. I heard you say to use the Altenew keys - is that new? I have several of their stamp sets and don’t recall ever seeing a key. I really struggle getting them lined up. Any tips for how to get the Stamps in the correct orientation?
Thanks for this, I light (stamp off) medium (stamp once) dark (stamp twice) as I don't have all the values of one color. I love assembly line crafting. I do it whenever I can in crafting. Get more done in the same amount of time.
This video is absolutely brilliant! I love the examples of how you can mass produce flowers and other layering stamps, I would not have thought of that. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for this super informative video, Jennifer! It's always such a treat to see your creations--full of eye candy an tips! So happy that you are part of this blog hop!! xo
Jennifer, amazing way doing layering, a great technique that I sure will have to try when I get this stamp and die set. Awesome cards. Sure taught me something today. Thanks for sharing.
You can achieve a medium and a dark tone of the same ink by stamping multiple times. Once for the first layer and then as many as you need for the second and third to get the look you want.
Thank you for this. I've tried it on a simpler layering set - altenew springtime azaleas- and blinking heck - it works a treat! Now gonna try with the more difficult sets. 😁
Wow! Beautiful cards. Great idea on making lots of flowers to make lots of cards or save them for another day. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week!
Loved that Rina K gave a shout out to you and Lila on her video this morning. Thinks the two of you are the Queens of card making, especially Lila. Her video's are a real hoot.
JENNIFER, SO SO SO GREAT. I, TOO, AM MATH MINDED. I HAVE FRIENDS WHO ARE SCARED OF RULERS. I'VE NEVER UNDERSTOOD THAT, BUT I'M BEGINNING TO. STILL TYPING WITH CAST. BIG HUGS TO LILA!!!
Jennifer this video is fantastic! Love the idea of using a template to create several cards at once, because my spare time for card making can be limiting and this is a game changer. I already own several Altenew floral and die sets and this I can certainly do to save time. Thanks for always inspiring us.
Your cards, as always, turned out beautifully! I'm so glad that they've made the dies smaller, I really never liked the white border. This way makes them look more realistic.
I'm very new to stamping. Each and every one of your videos blows me away. Your organization, technique and creativity are beyond Amazing! Thank you for sharing.
That's exactly what you do for all of us Jennifer..."we rise by you lifting us"! Thank You!!!
thank you that means a lot!
Every time I'm amazed that you come up with such an amazing and simple idea to make paper crafting so much easier.
And it makes me wonder why I didn't think of it myself.
It's such a pleasure to watch your video's!
Thank you for inspiring me and so many other paper crafters!
Big hug from the Netherlands!❤
Jennifer - you are truly the Einstein of card-making! What an ingenious technique with an absolutely stunning result. Thank you for always sharing your wonderful inventions!
In case you haven't been told today - You are AMAZING and I'm pretty sure everyone will agree at how much we APPRECIATE you!! Have a wonderful "Manic Monday"! (And now you're singing that old 80's song by "The Bangles", right?! LOL) :) :) :)
thank you!
oh my gosh jennifer you are a whiz!! hold on let me pick up my jaw up from the table….. ok im back that is just amazing i hope you dont mind if i share this with all my stamping friends.. thanks so much for sharing
This is ingenious! I have a love hate relationship with my stamp layering sets, however, I think I’m going to have a love-love relationship thanks to you. Thanks so much for always making our crafting lives easier.
Wow, Jennifer, this is such a creative and genius technique! So organized. Thank you!
"We Rise by Lifting Others" is such a beautiful quote and, like Nancy below, I thought this was the perfect sentiment for what you do for all of us. You share not only your creativity but your inner beauty and kindness. We are blessed to have you. Your cards are gorgeous as always and the template idea you shared is absolute genius! What a complete time-saver once you've gotten it made. Thanks so much for sharing and I hope your week is off to a great start. ~HUGS~
#kindnessmatters
Love all sets by Altenew, amazing what you can do and final results are so different.
Love your techniques, we all learn so much from you, thank you Jennifer!
AGAIN....Im left feeling much like the Queen of Egypt when she saw all King Solomon possessed....😮 Im blown away....very nicely done Mrs. Mcguire 😉
Jenn, your engineering skills are shining through. Loved your idea, and cards. Thank you!!😘👍🏾
Tfs! I note that you are using acrylic stamps but I don't see the black rubber mat that goes under the cardstock when using acrylic stamps with MISTI. Is this a new tip for using layered acrylic stamps with MISTI?
Brilliant idea!!!! I'll be using this tip lots!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is why I love Jennifer Macguire University!
I'm just now getting caught up on your videos, but these are GORGEOUS!!! I'm on a bit of a bit of a marathon on your channel so I feel like we got to spend the evening together. ;)
Jennifer, I'm so sorry.
That dislike was me double clicking the like sign. OOOOOPS. No-one could possibly dislike anything you do - so many tips for us and such beautiful work. Love this stamp and die set - would have them all, plus all the ink colours if I could. Thanks so much for sharing with us all. Again, sorry I double clicked instead of single.
Wow! Wow! Wow! I learned SO MUCH about the stamps and the stamping tool as well. I love the idea of using templates. Now I want to make all the flowers!
What a fabulous idea, Jennifer! I really struggle with my layering stamps even though I adore the sets. Sadly I didn't buy the dies, which I apparently should do! LOL.. Thank you for your help!
This is so helpful. Thanks for sharing your creativity. Your videos are so appreciated.
techniques like this is why I purchased the larger misti! (also the one where you show making multiple sentiments by moving the card stock 1/4" each stamping. you are an amazing teacher and I could listen to you all day! TFS
What a fantastic tip saves so much time. And I am all about saving time. I just have to say that I am a huge fan of "NO WHITE TRIM". Thank you so much for the time and energy you put into helping us all with all the neat tips and tricks. Have a blessed day. Suz
It's easy to see your engineer's mindset at work on these techniques! TFS with the rest of us crafters who use the "haphazard" method...LOL (also known as the "where did I put that second layer stamp???" method)
Great ideas on getting layered stamps correctly stamped. I have had trouble with my layering too and I’m definitely trying this tip. You’re such a kind person and lift us up by sharing your gifts. Happy Thursday.
Another terrific inspirational video. I will try the purple tape tip on my next stamp-on-cut-die project. The dies always slip around but I can see how using a small piece of purple tap can help. Thank you!
This is why I love watching your videos. What a great way to stamp layered stamps. I am really impressed by your ingenuity. Thanks so much....maybe I will pull our my layered stamps and give them another try. I found them just too frustrating to line up over and over
Beautiful cards and fabulous techniques! Thanks for sharing this video 👏👏👏👏👏💗💗💗💗💗🤗.
Jennifer, I watched your video today and put this template into practice. Thanks so much for sharing this tip. I thought to myself that someone with an engineering mind would come up with this. Thanks again!
OMG you’re so awesome !!! love the set up and template.. only you can think of this.. thanks so much for sharing !
I avoided buy this type stamp because I was afraid I wouldn't get the layering right, now I see with this method, I may have to buy some layering stamps!! I thank you, my wallet does not! lol!
Wow these flowers a so pretty:) that yellow ink is awesome!!! I have been looking for a vibrant yellow:) the blue flowers showed beautifully the detail was perfect:)
wow! you've done it again, so amazingly cool! I'm going to having to go to a Stampers Anonymous Group. The only problem is, I don't want to be cured.lol
Hi Jennifer, Another outstanding video! Is there a way to tell which Altenew stamp/die sets cut right up to the edge without the white border? Regards, Rose
Wonderful idea, I usually make only one of a kind because of the steps involved, this makes it simpler to keep the steps straight. Thanks.
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. These are so lovely . Thank you again. Hi to Lila.
this is an AWESOME method for multiple stamping layering stamps.
As usual, fantastic! What is the gray grid on your work surface that appears in all your videos? Thanks!
Glad ranger finally came up with this tool. I have been using cheap eyeshadow applicators for years though and they are great for getting in the nooks and crannies of die cuts etc and at only a couple of dollars for a dozen or so, I think i might stick with them for economy and storage ease ( and they are already in each colour that i have )
Jennifer you never cease to amaze me. You are the most creative person out there. I always learn something really useful from you. I love this technique. Thank you.
Gorgeous!!! Thank you for listing the inks u use. Your videos are awesome!!!
I love these cards!. Thanks, Jennifer, for sharing these techniques
Absolutely brilliant. If it has not already been suggested, it would be helpful to also put the name of the stamp set on the stencil/template to make it easier to use the right one.
thank you Jennifer great way to make lots of Christmas poinsettias ready for Christmas and new year cards x
I married a chemical engineer and raised a chemical engineer. I can appreciate your approach to stamping!
The third set looks like a hibiscus, not a peony. Great video as usual.
Wow...Thank you so much for this tip..Its really helpful..
Absolutely fantastic !!!! I am going to try this.
Vers nice as usual.
I find that I get different results depending on the order in which I stamp the inks. So my light-medium-dark has much more definition than my dark-light-medium because the light ink softens up my dark color quite a bit. Do you have the same results? I'm wondering if it's a function of the inks (I'm using Altenew inks) or if it's a paper thing.
you can heat set between or stamp all layers quickly then heat set at end. i like when they blend. most inks will do this.
Hi Jennifer. Thank you for this it is so effective. What a great way to do layering. My question is how can you line up the stamps if haven't got the same outside shape i cant get it right. Any tips please sorry this is probably a "How long is a piece of String" question. Hugs and Loves xx
Jennifer, I have to say, you rise ALL of us! However, I have to admit, just this past week I have unsubscribed to MANY bloggers and companies as I am finding it overwhelming both the influx of emails and the 'sway' to buy never ending new products. For myself with an expensive hobby and no income, I am finding it too time consuming (and depressing) as not all of us can 'keep up'!¨However, with that being said, I am STILL following MANY bloggers and companies as I not only love their work and the companies products, I am hoping to again find time to implement what you are teaching us. I truly appreciate your time, effort and talent and am looking forward to finally trying some of your ideas.
These cards and techniques are all amazing and helpful tips and I am anxious to try them. Thanks for sharing. HUGS!
Wow, wow, wow!! I always learn something new from you Jennifer! This technique is absolutely brilliant!
I don’t own any layering flower stamps yet, because I don’t own any coloured inks yet! But they’re on my wishlist, and now I know how I’ll use them when I eventually get them! Mass flowers, can’t wait!!! 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Thank you for teaching us 💕
Thanks!! Such an easy idea but sooo helpful!! Now I will be able to actually get my box of cards for my church finished!! I never finished my Christmas cards bc it took me much more time than I gave myself. Lol.
This is so clever and ingenious! So Jennifer McGuire! 😁. I’m definitely going to try this technique. Thank you for the best paper crafting videos ever! I’ve been following you for nearly 10 years now. You were the one that got my interest back into paper crafting. ☺️
WOW!! What an ingenious method for laying and stamping. You take the guess work out, what an awesome idea...absolutely brilliant and I have to try this as I am just a bit intimidated when stamping the layers. You have helped me SO much. Thank you Jennifer for sharing your knowledge.
Wow! Thanks for this wonderful technique. I love stamps layering but most of the time I don't take time to do this because i think it's too complicated. But with this technique I'll definitely do more and mass produce for future cards. Thank you so much. Merci 😘
What a great idea...I generally make 10-12 cards in a mass produce...this technique would save alot of time...just got my misti...can't wait put into use...again...great idea!😀
Absolutely gorgeous my Buckeye neighbor. Thank you soo much Jennifer. I still consider myself a newbie but love making cards and really do want to mass produce. This was an amazing lesson and thank you for doing the fourth layer I kept thinking “I wonder how that fourth later would look”.. smile.. hugs
What an absolutely fantastic way to make the stamping easier, I have thrown away more flowers than I kept, this seems to be a full-proof method, YAY!!!!!. TFS
I LOVE this!! Thank you! I always thought I'd like to die cut first but worried it would be hard to line up the stamps. The reason I thought cutting first made sense is that some of my stamps have fine details (for example a stem) and as they are very bendy, it's difficult to line up the die after stamping.
One question though, do you heat set between layers? I found on some of my papers, the ink didn't dry quickly, so the next layer didn't look crisp.
I'm sure you've heard this over and over, but you're a genius! I stay away from my layering stamps because it is such a pain for me to line them up properly and I am always disappointed with the result even using the MISTI. This idea is the best. I cannot wait to try it out! Thank you for sharing your creativity! Big hugs!
Wow! That’s such an ingenious system. You’re so amazing!! Jennifer, I struggle with my multi-layered Stamps in knowing how to line them up. I heard you say to use the Altenew keys - is that new? I have several of their stamp sets and don’t recall ever seeing a key. I really struggle getting them lined up. Any tips for how to get the Stamps in the correct orientation?
Such Beautiful cards, Jennifer!😊💕👍
I just love watching your creations. Your God-given talents just amaze & inspire me. Thank you.
Thanks for this, I light (stamp off) medium (stamp once) dark (stamp twice) as I don't have all the values of one color. I love assembly line crafting. I do it whenever I can in crafting. Get more done in the same amount of time.
Absolutamente beautiful!!!! Thank you!
Thank you Jennifer... I don't have a die cutting machine yet but I'm sure I can use your examples to figure something out....
I love that you have a mathematical mind. I don't. Your videos inspire me to look at things in new ways. Amazing cards. Thank you for all you do!
Gorgeous cards and an awesome technique!! Lots of helpful tips too. I'm always amazed at all the things you come up with. Where do they come from?!!?
This video is absolutely brilliant! I love the examples of how you can mass produce flowers and other layering stamps, I would not have thought of that. Thank you so much for sharing!
dear jennifer, you are so genius!! unbelievable how many gorgous ideas and techniques you share with us!!thanks a lot for this!💞
Thank you for this super informative video, Jennifer! It's always such a treat to see your creations--full of eye candy an tips! So happy that you are part of this blog hop!! xo
Wow! You are a genius. This is so helpful. I struggle with 3 step stamping. Using this method they came out perfect. Thanks so much!
Beautiful cards Jennifer! Wow!! And what a great idea for stamping multiples at the same time. Thank you so much for sharing with us!
Amazing, perfect idea with the stamping .You blew it out of the water my dear. FABULOUSO!! TYFS.
Absolutely love the idea of creating permanent templates for multi-layer stamping. Jennifer you are a GENIUS!!! THANK YOU!
Jennifer, amazing way doing layering, a great technique that I sure will have to try when I get this stamp and die set. Awesome cards. Sure taught me something today. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful beautiful beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
absolutely stunning cards!!! Thank you again again for all your amazing creativity Jennifer...and for sharing it with us!!!
Absolutely beautiful cards & amazing techinques, Thank You so much for sharing your talent, skill & ideas.
Love the quick way of doing layering flowers. What if you don't have ve the 3 color of ink? How would you use the one color ink?
You can achieve a medium and a dark tone of the same ink by stamping multiple times. Once for the first layer and then as many as you need for the second and third to get the look you want.
I have all these stamp/die sets on order! Hopefully I get them soon so I can CASE your ideas! Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks, again Jennifer for the wonderful tutorial. I learn so much from your TH-cam videos.
Thank you for this. I've tried it on a simpler layering set - altenew springtime azaleas- and blinking heck - it works a treat! Now gonna try with the more difficult sets. 😁
Mind blown, Jennifer! Awesome tips for these layering stamps. Now I really need those dies for my Altenew sets!!
Jennifer you are incredibly talented...thank you for giving us great ideas for stamping!!
Wow! Beautiful cards. Great idea on making lots of flowers to make lots of cards or save them for another day. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week!
Loved that Rina K gave a shout out to you and Lila on her video this morning. Thinks the two of you are the Queens of card making, especially Lila. Her video's are a real hoot.
This technique is a real game changer! Brilliant!
JENNIFER, SO SO SO GREAT. I, TOO, AM MATH MINDED. I HAVE FRIENDS WHO ARE SCARED OF RULERS. I'VE NEVER UNDERSTOOD THAT, BUT I'M BEGINNING TO. STILL TYPING WITH CAST. BIG HUGS TO LILA!!!
Beautiful cards. Will be trying this. Another great technique. Thanks for sharing.
You are just so clever and talented. I love your videos.
Jennifer this video is fantastic! Love the idea of using a template to create several cards at once, because my spare time for card making can be limiting and this is a game changer. I already own several Altenew floral and die sets and this I can certainly do to save time. Thanks for always inspiring us.
Brilliant! Jennifer, do you use 80-lb or 110-lb for the Sakura die-cut flowers?
Beautiful cards, as always Jennifer! And, I really like stamp sets that the dies cut right on the line. I may have to get one of these flower sets.
Your cards, as always, turned out beautifully! I'm so glad that they've made the dies smaller, I really never liked the white border. This way makes them look more realistic.
This did work! Just forgot to add the sticky tape behind it, but will add to the back of the leaves when I do them now that I remember :)
Lovely cards, you never disappoint!
Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
God bless you and your family.
This is a fantastic idea, I am ordering a stamp tool a.s.a.p. Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas with us!
Love these beautiful cards! So inspirational and creative while making it look so easy!!
I'm very new to stamping. Each and every one of your videos blows me away. Your organization, technique and creativity are beyond Amazing! Thank you for sharing.
Anything is possible Hi! You sound like me when I stumbled across Jennifer about a year or so ago...I was so blown away by her talent.
Jennifer...this is genius!!! Thank you so much. Will be sharing in my group!
Brilliant! I always learn something from you! Thank you so much for taking the time to make the videos!