A cute card, Juliana... Tim Holtz's new Stampers Anonymous set of Halloween Ghosts are really cute and I love that other sets of Halloween 'Things' can work so well with the Ghosts. I love the background you created and your stitching around the Curator pieces are perfect. Thank you for sharing your creativity.
Such a cute card. I love the technique with the piece of tape to cut your sentiment down. Definitely will be trying that. You all ways do such beautiful work.
Super cute card - love all the techniques and how they add depth and interest. It struck me when I was watching that we darken light edges (inking) and lighten dark edges (sanding) - kind of funny. I do it too.
Do you also sew or do you just use your sewing machine for cards? I'm curious because I'd like to buy an inexpensive sewing machine to use exclusively for cards but I have no idea of which one I should purchase. Do you have any tips? Your card is SUPER cute btw!!!
I use my sewing machine for both fabric and paper, but I am not an expert by any means. I have a Kenmore sewing machine that I've had for many years now, but these are no longer made. I have dedicated needles for sewing and papercrafting, because the paper will dull the needle. All said, I don't know that I'm the best source of advice with regards to what type of machine to recommend, but I do love the finishing touch it can add to a project.
@@JulianaMichaels Thanks for your quick reply. I just commented on another one of your videos that I'd love to see it done. Do you have any recommendations for someone to watch that shows stitching on cards on camera? Thank you again.
@@rachellecrain3016I don’t have any videos that show it and I don’t have any recommendations for you other than to do a TH-cam or Google search for it. It’s actually no different than sewing on fabric.
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Very nice. You always have great tips and videos are inspiring. MaryLisa
Thank you so much, MaryLisa! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
A cute card, Juliana... Tim Holtz's new Stampers Anonymous set of Halloween Ghosts are really cute and I love that other sets of Halloween 'Things' can work so well with the Ghosts. I love the background you created and your stitching around the Curator pieces are perfect. Thank you for sharing your creativity.
Yes they are! I love that about them as well!
Great tutorial in real time. Thank you
You're welcome!
Such a cute card. I love the technique with the piece of tape to cut your sentiment down. Definitely will be trying that. You all ways do such beautiful work.
Thank you so much!
Very cute card. Need to recreate that background 😊
Go for it! Thanks for watching!
Love this card. The hat and broom really add some personality to your ghost! Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
Super cute card - love all the techniques and how they add depth and interest. It struck me when I was watching that we darken light edges (inking) and lighten dark edges (sanding) - kind of funny. I do it too.
Thank you! I think it’s because it adds contrast to go one way or the other.
This card is so darn cute. Thank you for the great ideas,
You are so very welcome!
What a cute spooky card! Love the colors you chose for the background. Love the way it all came together. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so very much!
Thanks for sharing your process! So cute. 🖤
You are so welcome!
Loved watching you create your background. Such a fun card!
Thanks so much!
Such a cute card! Love watching you do all the layering. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much!
Waiting on pins and needles for my Boo Crazy set--can't wait to try these techniques. :) Really love the stitching details.
Thanks so much! Hope you have had fun with them!
Love it cool tip too.
Glad you liked it!
I love making Halloween cards and your card is great. Thanks for the video.
You are so welcome!
Juliana I watch all of your videos and learn so much!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
You are so welcome! thank you for your support!
Fabulous card. Thank you so very much for your detailed tutorial. As a newer crafter I appreciate it greatly.
You are so welcome!
Wow!
Thank you!😊
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. Your card is delightful! ❤
Thank you so much!
Very cute card. Thanks for all the tips.
Thanks so much!
Great card and tutorial, thanks Juliana!
Thanks so much!
Very Cute!
Thank you! 😊
I love this so much!! Too cute!!
Thanks so much!
excited to find you i got these stamps so cute!!!!
enjoy! 😊
This is a Fabulous card!!!
Thanks so much!
Love this card.
Thanks so much!
Great techniques and card xx
Thanks so much!
Spooktacular! Loved it! 🎃👻🕷💀🕸🦇
Try to turn on your cellphone flashlight to show the shimmer.
Thanks so much! And thank you for the suggestion but that is what I’m using to record my video.
Great card! Love your videos
Thanks so much!
Love it!
Thanks!!
I'm new sub here! I just subscribed the other day because of your Halloween card making. Love the card! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for subbing and commenting!
Do you also sew or do you just use your sewing machine for cards? I'm curious because I'd like to buy an inexpensive sewing machine to use exclusively for cards but I have no idea of which one I should purchase. Do you have any tips? Your card is SUPER cute btw!!!
I use my sewing machine for both fabric and paper, but I am not an expert by any means. I have a Kenmore sewing machine that I've had for many years now, but these are no longer made. I have dedicated needles for sewing and papercrafting, because the paper will dull the needle. All said, I don't know that I'm the best source of advice with regards to what type of machine to recommend, but I do love the finishing touch it can add to a project.
@@JulianaMichaels Thanks for your quick reply. I just commented on another one of your videos that I'd love to see it done. Do you have any recommendations for someone to watch that shows stitching on cards on camera? Thank you again.
@@rachellecrain3016I don’t have any videos that show it and I don’t have any recommendations for you other than to do a TH-cam or Google search for it. It’s actually no different than sewing on fabric.