Genius, Jan! The tips for the tooth brush and the butterfly antenna were well worth watching the whole tutorial, not to mention learning how to make the card. I can't thank you enough.
Very beautiful cards! I'm glad to watch a video where you actually show the amount of time it takes to make such a nice card. I was beginning to think I was being too picky! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely gorgeous. And perfect way to use these papers and colors. It is indeed an honor to watch your video. If only I could print the instructions.
Many thanks, Katie. I'm sorry but I don't provide written instructions, although you can do a copy and paste of the measurements and products used from the box below the video. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Thank you for yet another gorgeous card! Just stunning! Using the sprig punch was brilliant!! Really love the whole appearance of the "floating" butterfly ... it's so beautiful, and yes, the paper used, perfect!! The idea of a very faintly stamped background is also appealing, but one's personal message would be restricted to the narrow lower band, OR possibly the back of the card. (that's been done before too!) Thanks so much, Jan ... always so appreciate your attention to the details, and your calm, patient 'delivery'! Have a wonderful week of crafting in the week ahead! 💕
Hi, Geraldine. Yes, like you, I'd decorate the inside and put the greeting on the back! Keep my hand writing out of sight! LOL! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan what a beautiful card. I had to giggle when you said that the rose cardstock looked like the pink equivalent of Lost Lagoon. I saw it as soon as you said it. I guess our eyes looked at it the same.
Thank you for this beautiful card Jan. I was one of the ones that was yelling, no no when you did the butterfly, but must be you didn't hear me!!! :) It turned out great. A great tip for the reverse of the butterfly as well and the antenna for it.
I know what you mean about the trains, here in the states the eighteen wheeler trucks would blow their horns for the kids when they would go by but they don’t do that anymore and it’s sad. Thank you for the videos. TakeCare. ~Barbara
Jan, this is a beautiful card and I hope to make one. I have a question though. Since its see through, won't the writing on the inside distort the whole beauty of using the acetate?
Hi, Debby. Yes, you're absolutely right, which is why I can't see why anyone would use it as a Thank You card. Personally, I'd decorate the Whisper White background, either with a delicate flowery Designer Series paper, or stamping a scene with trees or flowers. Then I'd write my greeting on the back of the card. ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.
@@janbcards That's a good idea. I didn't think about writing on the back. I was going to fold the white card inside so it remained white on the outside but you could open it to write on . We're both just geniuses, lol! Happy crafting to you too talented lady!
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A beautiful card
Many thanks, Emma. xx
Genius, Jan! The tips for the tooth brush and the butterfly antenna were well worth watching the whole tutorial, not to mention learning how to make the card. I can't thank you enough.
Very beautiful cards! I'm glad to watch a video where you actually show the amount of time it takes to make such a nice card. I was beginning to think I was being too picky! Thanks for sharing!
Many thanks, Roxanne. I'm so pleased you like my style of tutorials. ☺Happy crafting, JanB.
Absolutely gorgeous. And perfect way to use these papers and colors. It is indeed an honor to watch your video. If only I could print the instructions.
Many thanks, Katie. I'm sorry but I don't provide written instructions, although you can do a copy and paste of the measurements and products used from the box below the video. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Thank you for yet another gorgeous card! Just stunning! Using the sprig punch was brilliant!! Really love the whole appearance of the "floating" butterfly ... it's so beautiful, and yes, the paper used, perfect!! The idea of a very faintly stamped background is also appealing, but one's personal message would be restricted to the narrow lower band, OR possibly the back of the card. (that's been done before too!) Thanks so much, Jan ... always so appreciate your attention to the details, and your calm, patient 'delivery'! Have a wonderful week of crafting in the week ahead! 💕
Hi, Geraldine. Yes, like you, I'd decorate the inside and put the greeting on the back! Keep my hand writing out of sight! LOL! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I was so excited to see this card Jan. I love cards made with acetate. Thank you again.
That's great, Debbie. I hope you'll give it a go! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
love it, your so patient and you explain the details with such care thanks for that Robyn. xx
Many thanks, Robyn. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
So beautiful Jan clever use of the punch for the antenna.💕
Many thanks, Carol. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Oh Jan , this is a beautiful card! Just the inspiration I needed this morning! Thank you again for all the beautiful cards you inspire us with!
Many thanks for your very kind words, Doris. They are very much appreciated. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Beautiful card! Butterflies are great. Thanks for the tip to use that leaf punch for the antennas! From northern Colorado
Jan - this is a lovely card ! Thank you for sharing with us !
Many thanks, Judy. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan what a beautiful card. I had to giggle when you said that the rose cardstock looked like the pink equivalent of Lost Lagoon. I saw it as soon as you said it. I guess our eyes looked at it the same.
A great card, very pretty.
Many thanks, Philomena. ☺Happy crafting, JanB.
Thank you for this beautiful card Jan. I was one of the ones that was yelling, no no when you did the butterfly, but must be you didn't hear me!!! :) It turned out great. A great tip for the reverse of the butterfly as well and the antenna for it.
Many thanks, Claire. That's the only advantage I can think of for Facebook Live, but not a route I want to go!☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Beautiful card, yes I was wondering if you were doing the butterfly correctly ,it’s good to see we can all make mistakes .Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks, Angela. Oh yes, I can make mistakes, and you've seen how easy I find it to do!! LOL!! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Wow lovely card yes the paper is so beautiful I too loved it 😊😊👍😍I’m in uk too wish to someday meet u .. I’m a big fan of ur creativity 😊
Many thanks, VodS. If you do see me out and about anywhere, do say hello! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Brilliant......love your nails too. Thanks
Many thanks, Pat. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
I know what you mean about the trains, here in the states the eighteen wheeler trucks would blow their horns for the kids when they would go by but they don’t do that anymore and it’s sad. Thank you for the videos. TakeCare. ~Barbara
Hi, Barbara. Yes, I agree! It's very sad, but I suppose that's progress!! ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Thank you iv been looking for this one yours is beautiful and I got my magnets the small ines for cards thank you
Many thanks, Nola. xx
Oh Jan, that card is beautiful
Many thanks, Vaye. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Just a beautiful card
Many thanks, Debra. xx
Beautiful cards love them xxx👍💕💕💕
Many thanks, Gloria. JanB. xx ♥
Absolutely beautiful. You are a really clever lady and with a lot of patience xx
Many thanks, Yvonne. JanB. xx ♥
Beautiful card Jan, thank you for sharing, Lexie from Australia
Many thanks, Lexie. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Fabulous Card, I will need to try it Thanks for sharing
Many thanks, Susan. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
This is a beautiful card.
Many thanks, Karen. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
So lovely Jan
Many thanks, Jean. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Wow schitterend jan super kaart. Groetjes Manon
Hartelijk dank, Manon. ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.
Beautiful cards Jan! TYFS! Inky greetings from Lakeway, TX.🖌✂️
Many thanks, Martha. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Jan, this is a beautiful card and I hope to make one. I have a question though. Since its see through, won't the writing on the inside distort the whole beauty of using the acetate?
Hi, Debby. Yes, you're absolutely right, which is why I can't see why anyone would use it as a Thank You card. Personally, I'd decorate the Whisper White background, either with a delicate flowery Designer Series paper, or stamping a scene with trees or flowers. Then I'd write my greeting on the back of the card. ☺ Happy crafting. JanB.
@@janbcards That's a good idea. I didn't think about writing on the back. I was going to fold the white card inside so it remained white on the outside but you could open it to write on . We're both just geniuses, lol! Happy crafting to you too talented lady!
@@debbymccormack6525 That's another great idea! I think I prefer that to writing on the back! xx
love your card thank you for sharing
Many thanks, Dot. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
Love this TFS
Many thanks, Nellie. ☺ Happy crafting, JanB.
How thick is the window sheet?
Hi, Tina. I don't know the precise thickness but I can tell you it isn't floppy or flimsy. If you're in the UK I'll be happy to send you a sample. xx