I'am an American living in France .... I just finish the card ... thanks for your explanation ... very easy to follow ... I will try with flowers .... thanks again ...Danielle
Butiful card Jan. Have been following you for a long time (forget to leave a coment to say thinks). This is an easy card that turns out just lovely for any time of year.Thank you.
Having bought my first EVER Stampin' Up products last Feb, without seeing any catalog or work shop, I became a demonstrator in March. In my Starter's kit were catalogs and I decided to buy the uninked spots and re-inkers to get a lot of colours for a lot less money!
Love this idea! You are always so sweet to accommodate those of us in the U.S. by providing U.S. measurements. So appreciate your kindness and thoughtfulness. TFS!
Thank you Jan for inspiring me once again on a Sunday morning! One of my favorite techniques with the Stamparatus when needing multiple stamped images (like you needed with the pines) is to create a template. So, on scrap paper, I stamp the image in the Stamparatus, then carefully line up the die and die-cut out. Next, I die-cut out unstamped die-cuts and then put them back in the negative space of the template in the Stamparatus and stamp the images. This saves so much time and even paper.
Many thanks, Mercy. I've watch this technique but have never tried it but I really must. I can imagine it's a bit time saver and frugal with cardstock, too. xx
It’s a major time saver especially if you are making multiple cards or preparing for a class. For a class, I like to have the blank die-cut ready for the customers to pop back into the template (negative space) so they can do the stamping part without having to die-cut.
What a lovely card!!! I am looking forward to making the blue one first and then I can go from there. Thank you so very much for sharing this with all of us. You are greatly appreciated!!!!
Lovely I made those cards and forgot all about them ! I never knew the name! Thank you!wonderful job! I’m in love with the dap with the whales! I’m going to try that paper!
Oh Jan, This is a fantastic card. I am going to give it a try. I don't have the deer die but I do have the moose punch. I think that I will try him. TFS! Oh, by the way, your tip for the ink spot is genius. Happy Sunday!
Morning Jan, enjoyed watching you make the cards, they are absolutely stunning. Another great idea for a Christmas card as I was looking for different Christmas designs to have a go with. I’ve done some cards using the Christmas Gleaming set, so definitely will try these. Thank you Jan for a great demo xx
Hi Jan. Thank you for sharing these I am going to try with the Coming Home one for a New Home card. You are an inspiration as you work like I do. I make a card and then tweak it a bit for something different. Hugs xxxx
I have just started making my Christmas cards and this gives me another idea Thanks once again for a great cards I really look forward to seeing your ideas each Sunday Keep up the good work
Love the cards they are great you always do great cards enjoyed watching you make . I have made all my Xmas cards what I send every year ,that’s because of being in lockdown ,but will try that one tfs xxx 💕👍💕
Beautiful card , i also love the card with the white trees and the sailing home card ...i have just received my sailing home set so am keen to make one do you have a clip showing the sailing home in the making please jan...
Many thanks, Jennifer. No I'm sorry but no I don't. If you stamp as many yachts you need - I used 8, 5 on the front and 3 on the inside - and two lighthouses. Die-cut them and adhere in the same way I adhered the trees. I hope this helps. Let me know if it doesn't. janb@janbcards.com Enjoy! xx
@@janbcards I'm looking forward to making the sailboat card as soon as I have time. Right now I'm trying to finish a birthday card and I have a sympathy card to make.
Wow,love this idea of this,thank you. I have a question...I live in Denmark,here if we order anything from the USA,we pay tax..twice. Is there a way of avoiding this. TIA
Many thanks, Irene. Unfortunately, as part of our agreement with Stampin' Up! as independant demonstrators, we're not allowed to sell to crafters in countries where Stampin' Up! isn't registered for business. Also, we aren't allowed to sell cross border. The only European countries that SU are registered in are the Netherlands, France, Austria, Germany and here in the UK. Unfortunately the only way you can buy when living in Denmark is if you can give a delivery address in one of these five countries and you can collect from that address. For example, if you have a family member or friend living here and can have your order delivered to them and you collect when you visit. It's a shame because I know there are lots of crafters in your part of the world! I'm sorry I haven't been able to be more helpful on this occasion. xx
Many thanks for your reply Jan. It was very helpful :) I do have folks that I know that live in the UK so they could either send to me or I could pick up when we visit (whenever that might be because of covid). Im wondering...would there be a problem paying with Danish Kroner?
@@irenejater1101 Yes I'm sorry but Stampin' Up! only accept Sterling and Euros in Europe and it depends on where you live, i.e. your delivery address. You would need to place your order online via my online SU shop and you will automatically be billed in Sterling. xx
hi Jan love this card but I have found a problem with the metric measurements where we have to measure the front to make the cut you have put 10.2cm but that is nearly all of the card front upon looking for the correct measurement on the internet because I have no clue with imperial I have found that the 10'2cm should be 5cm from asking what 2 inches is in cm I just wanted to let you and other metric users know of this
Many thanks for this, Karen. Yes, that was a mistake on my part. I knew one of the boxes had retired and I thought it was this one but it wasn't; it was the "half" box. Many thanks for pointing this out to me. xx
I'am an American living in France .... I just finish the card ... thanks for your explanation ... very easy to follow ... I will try with flowers .... thanks again ...Danielle
Butiful card Jan. Have been following you for a long time (forget to leave a coment to say thinks). This is an easy card that turns out just lovely for any time of year.Thank you.
Many thanks, Dianne. Don't worry about not saying thanks; I'm so pleased you're still with me! xx
A big hello from Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. Love this card.It will be my Christmas card this year. WOW !!
Many thanks, Joanne. Enjoy! xx
Having bought my first EVER Stampin' Up products last Feb, without seeing any catalog or work shop, I became a demonstrator in March. In my Starter's kit were catalogs and I decided to buy the uninked spots and re-inkers to get a lot of colours for a lot less money!
Welcome to the wonderful Stampin' Up! family. Using the uninked spots is a great way to start your collection of colours! xx
These are fabulous!! Thank you so much for sharing!! 👏🏻👏🏻😁😁
Many thanks, Chris. Sharing is my pleasure. xx
Lovely project . Can’t wait to try this . Very useful for Christmas. Thank you
Many thanks, Helen. Enjoy! xx
Jan words can't express my gratitude for you teaching, explaining, and sharing your talent. Sincerely your humble student.
Bless you for your very kind words, Rita. Sharing is my pleasure. xx
If absolutely love both cards and your nails. Thank you for sharing.
Many thanks, Barbara. xx
Love this idea! You are always so sweet to accommodate those of us in the U.S. by providing U.S. measurements. So appreciate your kindness and thoughtfulness. TFS!
Many thanks, Jackie. It's my pleasure to supply the US figures...............as long as I can work them out! LOL! xx
I agree! Its nice to see something different. Can't wait to try it. Thank you!
Many thanks, Vera. Enjoy! xx
Very unusual design, I really enjoy this. Thank you for the clear instructions and including US measurements. Thank you for sharing. Sue from Indiana
Many thanks, Sue. xx
Very nice. I see lots of possibilities. Thank you again.
Many thanks, Lola. xx
What a wonderful stable door card! It's so simple and easy, yet looks beautiful and is quite versatile.
Many thanks, Ineke. Yes it is very easy and very quick. xx
Very nice from Central Florida. Watched it 2 times.
Many thanks, Linda. I hope you're planning to make one now! Enjoy! xx
@@janbcards No,my 41 yr old son did some in school and in the service at his own apartment.
Another gorgeous card... I always look forward to your videos... USA
Many thanks for your kind words, Vaye. xx
I LOVE THE CARDS JAN ! I WILL HAVE TO TRY THIS LATER .
Many thanks, Cheryl. xx
Thank you Jan for inspiring me once again on a Sunday morning! One of my favorite techniques with the Stamparatus when needing multiple stamped images (like you needed with the pines) is to create a template. So, on scrap paper, I stamp the image in the Stamparatus, then carefully line up the die and die-cut out. Next, I die-cut out unstamped die-cuts and then put them back in the negative space of the template in the Stamparatus and stamp the images. This saves so much time and even paper.
Many thanks, Mercy. I've watch this technique but have never tried it but I really must. I can imagine it's a bit time saver and frugal with cardstock, too. xx
It’s a major time saver especially if you are making multiple cards or preparing for a class. For a class, I like to have the blank die-cut ready for the customers to pop back into the template (negative space) so they can do the stamping part without having to die-cut.
@@mercysdesigns9651 Many thanks for sharing, Mercy. xx
This card is absolutely lovely!
Many thanks, Diane. xx
Oh my goodness so beautiful and thank you. I've never seen this before. Have a wonderful day !
Many thanks, Roxane. xx
Very pretty cards! Love that you showed the sail boat option! I was surprised that the tees looked really good without the trunks!
Many thanks, Barbara. I thought the trunks were too long! If they had been shorter, I might not have thought about cutting them off! xx
Jan, your cards are just beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas with us.
Many thanks, Debbie. Sharing is my pleasure xx
i like every detail you explaine when you do your video
Many thanks, Micheline. xx
Love this idea, going to try it! So excellent ❤️
Many thanks, Nancy. Enjoy! xx
Love this stable door card! Thanks for the “class” ❤️🇺🇸
Many thanks, Cheryl. xx
What a lovely card!!! I am looking forward to making the blue one first and then I can go from there. Thank you so very much for sharing this with all of us. You are greatly appreciated!!!!
Many thanks, Patricia. Sharing is my pleasure! 😀 xx
Wonderful cards Jan thank you. xx
Many thanks, Janet. xx
Loved this card beautiful
Many thanks, Gwen. xx
Love these cards!
Many thanks, Phaline. xx
both cards are great ,will definitely make them thanks for sharing greetings from Germany Sabine
Many thanks, Sabine. Enjoy! xx
Thanks for the hint for using dauber for handle on ink spots.
Many thanks, Linda. They really work well! xx
Hi Jan, thank you, your cards are amazing. You go to the next step, love them.
Many thanks for your kind words, Margaret . xx
just lovely jan ,I like them all you could stamp in side of trees as well so when you open the green is showing as well on front page , robyn xx
Many thanks, Robyn. That would make a nice variation. xx
gorgeous card.
Many thanks, Patricia. xx
These trees would make a gorgeous slimline card.
Yes, I agree with you Deborah, they cetainly would. xx
Wonderful cards. Thank you for sharing them.
Many thanks, Nanna. xx
Thank you for sharing another beautiful card
Many thanks, Dot. xx
I really like this card...seems pretty simple...🤗
Many thanks, Teri. It's as easy as it looks! xx
Yet another lovely card! Xxx
Many thanks, Sheila. xx
Really nice Jan I like all 3
Many thanks, Carmen. xx
Gorgeous
Many thanks, Debra. xx
Love this card, especially that you can make it for any occasion.
Many thanks, Lydia. Yes, the possibilities are endless. xx
Finally got around to watching your make from last Sunday a lovely simple card for making those Christmas cards and your explanation as usual is great
Many thanks, Daryl. I'm pleased you enjoyed this tutorial. xx
Love the concept . . . .
Many thanks, Robbin. xx
Another awesome card, thank you again for great video
Many thanks, Gladys. xx
I love this idea, Jan. This is the first I’ve seen of this style...absolutely beautiful! Thanks so much.💕
Many thanks, Marie-ange. xx
Lovely I made those cards and forgot all about them ! I never knew the name! Thank you!wonderful job! I’m in love with the dap with the whales! I’m going to try that paper!
Many thanks, Rose. Have fun with the Whale of a Time DSP. xx
Very nice card, l think this is my christmas one. Thanks
Many thanks, Lula. This card is surprisingly quick and easy for a wow card! Enjoy! xx
Oh Jan, This is a fantastic card. I am going to give it a try. I don't have the deer die but I do have the moose punch. I think that I will try him. TFS! Oh, by the way, your tip for the ink spot is genius. Happy Sunday!
Many thanks, France. The Ink Spots do come in very handy! xx
Thank you once again, Jan . I have just made this card despite not having all the correct equipment i am please with how it turned out.
Many thanks, Anna. Thank you for sharing your card with me. I have replied to your email. xx
Love this card fold...
Many thanks, Linda. xx
Love your cards! Thanks!
Beautiful card...
Many thanks, Anna. xx
Man B. Your cards are simply amazing, and I thoroughly enjoy your cards and tip. I want to thank you for sharing.
Jan. Not man. Sorry
Well done love this card thanks for sharing
Many thanks, Haz. xx
Morning Jan, enjoyed watching you make the cards, they are absolutely stunning. Another great idea for a Christmas card as I was looking for different Christmas designs to have a go with. I’ve done some cards using the Christmas Gleaming set, so definitely will try these. Thank you Jan for a great demo xx
Many thanks, Jackie. I hope you give this a try because it's quick and easy and something a bit different. xx
Love this idea!! Thanks so much!!
Love this!
Many thanks, Vallari. xx
Pretty cards
Many thanks, Shirley. xx
I love it!!
Many thanks, Becky. xx
Hi Jan. Thank you for sharing these I am going to try with the Coming Home one for a New Home card. You are an inspiration as you work like I do. I make a card and then tweak it a bit for something different. Hugs xxxx
Many thanks, Wendy. That's part of the beauty of SU products, i.e. a set designed for Christmas turned around for a new home card! Enjoy! xx
I have just started making my Christmas cards and this gives me another idea Thanks once again for a great cards
I really look forward to seeing your ideas each Sunday Keep up the good work
Many thanks, Marie. You'll find this one quick and easy. xx
Oh I love these! Thank you❤️
I’m thinking it will be fun with the whale/sea set.
Many thanks, Karla. Totally agree with you! Enjoy! xx
Love the cards they are great you always do great cards enjoyed watching you make . I have made all my Xmas cards what I send every year ,that’s because of being in lockdown ,but will try that one tfs xxx 💕👍💕
Many thanks, Gloria. Lockdown hasn't been all bad has it? xx
Great cards
Many thanks, Anne. xx
Beautiful card , i also love the card with the white trees and the sailing home card ...i have just received my sailing home set so am keen to make one do you have a clip showing the sailing home in the making please jan...
Many thanks, Jennifer. No I'm sorry but no I don't. If you stamp as many yachts you need - I used 8, 5 on the front and 3 on the inside - and two lighthouses. Die-cut them and adhere in the same way I adhered the trees. I hope this helps. Let me know if it doesn't. janb@janbcards.com Enjoy! xx
@@janbcards I'm looking forward to making the sailboat card as soon as I have time. Right now I'm trying to finish a birthday card and I have a sympathy card to make.
@@graceday7203 You are obviously, delightfully busy. Enjoy!
Very cute
Many thanks, Colorful Dimensions. xx
Love it!
I love your teaching !
Many thanks, Sharon. xx
I'm so pleased you enjoy my style of tutorials. xx
Love this card will definitely be making Christmas and I am going to see what I have in my stash to make a wedding card. Thank you 💐💜
Thanks for this I think I will use this for my mums 90th birthday on the 5th of next month September. It’s so lovely.
@@corinneyoung4932 Many thanks, Corinne. xx
Love it 👌
Many thanks, Sue. xx
Hello from Idaho good morning
Many thanks, Linda. xx
Very clever
Many thanks, Anne. xx
Wow,love this idea of this,thank you. I have a question...I live in Denmark,here if we order anything from the USA,we pay tax..twice. Is there a way of avoiding this. TIA
Many thanks, Irene. Unfortunately, as part of our agreement with Stampin' Up! as independant demonstrators, we're not allowed to sell to crafters in countries where Stampin' Up! isn't registered for business. Also, we aren't allowed to sell cross border. The only European countries that SU are registered in are the Netherlands, France, Austria, Germany and here in the UK. Unfortunately the only way you can buy when living in Denmark is if you can give a delivery address in one of these five countries and you can collect from that address. For example, if you have a family member or friend living here and can have your order delivered to them and you collect when you visit. It's a shame because I know there are lots of crafters in your part of the world! I'm sorry I haven't been able to be more helpful on this occasion. xx
Many thanks for your reply Jan. It was very helpful :) I do have folks that I know that live in the UK so they could either send to me or I could pick up when we visit (whenever that might be because of covid). Im wondering...would there be a problem paying with Danish Kroner?
@@irenejater1101 Yes I'm sorry but Stampin' Up! only accept Sterling and Euros in Europe and it depends on where you live, i.e. your delivery address. You would need to place your order online via my online SU shop and you will automatically be billed in Sterling. xx
hi Jan love this card but I have found a problem with the metric measurements where we have to measure the front to make the cut you have put 10.2cm but that is nearly all of the card front upon looking for the correct measurement on the internet because I have no clue with imperial I have found that the 10'2cm should be 5cm from asking what 2 inches is in cm I just wanted to let you and other metric users know of this
Many thanks, Amy. I've been back to the video and corrected it! xx
You could use these trees to make a card for a woodland card
Absolutely, you certainly could, Will. xx
The Full wide cases are still available in US catalog. ☺️
Many thanks for this, Karen. Yes, that was a mistake on my part. I knew one of the boxes had retired and I thought it was this one but it wasn't; it was the "half" box. Many thanks for pointing this out to me. xx
@@janbcards I really love your card BTW. It's a great tutorial. I'll be giving it a try. Thank you! I'm in Minnesota. ☺️
@@karenandrusick7446 Many thanks, Karen. xx
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Mange tak, Elena. xx