I just ran across your tutorial on hidden paper clips. Very nicely done!! Simple and easy to understand. I finally can build up my 'store' of them for future use! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback!! I appreciate it! And also appreciate your support on my channel! I hope you have fun with this one and make a ton!! ❤️🥰 enjoy!
First time watcher here. I've been trying to figure this hidden paperclip thingy out, everybody has their own techniques I guess. I love your show and tell manner. Some I've watched are kinda complicated for a newbie like me. Ive subbed up and can't wait to see more of what you have to offer. I like your style,friend. 💜💜💜💜
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Nice! Sonething I can do with some of those security envelopes I've hoarded. (Insides have neat patterns 😏). I can always decorate them later, or not, because with the neat patterns, they are somewhat decorated already. But, we can always add a bit more if we need to get crafty, right? I have plenty of little diecuts, ready to go onto something.
I forgot to mention you can also decorate the opposite side of the paper clip so that both sides are decorated! That would look great in your journal! I hope you all enjoy the video! And happy crafting!!
Hi Joyce!! It’s a dollar tree draw liner. They have them in a variety of colors and styles. I use it to protect my desk from glue and mess. It’s easy to clean up and move around. Thanks so much for your feedback ❤ so glad you enjoyed the video
I’m curious, if you’re using the paper clip to hold something in the journal without gluing it in, would you make it smaller just to cover the clip so you can read what’s underneath? Would that look cute still?
@@TashMarieMakes so obviously you’d need enough paper to cover whatever size of paperclip you’re using, but in your examples (even though they’re so cute and lovely) the decorative paper was a lot bigger than the clip itself and would have covered something if you used it as a paperclip instead of decoration. Obviously I’m obsessed with them, but I’m wondering if you have advice as to how to achieve a similar effect but while still being able to see the paper clipped together underneath without it just being an ugly paperclip
Thank you! … do you mean just decorating the top. It wouldn’t be a hidden paper clip in that case. The paper clip will be exposed and you can just decorate the top of the paper clip. This specific video is on hidden paper clips. So that you don’t see the paper clip underneath so that’s why I covered it. But you can decorate it however you like. :) I hope this answers your question ❤️🥰 Thanks so much for watching and your feedback ❤️
I just ran across your tutorial on hidden paper clips. Very nicely done!! Simple and easy to understand. I finally can build up my 'store' of them for future use! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback!! I appreciate it! And also appreciate your support on my channel! I hope you have fun with this one and make a ton!! ❤️🥰 enjoy!
I loved this video and now I will have to see the altered puzzle pieces!
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Nice job explaining
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Fast and straight to get the job done great job
Thanks for the positive feedback. So glad you enjoyed
Wow thank you so much , your voice is so sweet and relaxing too x
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Great tutorial! TFS! Blessings!♥️♥️
Hello!!
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I like this method
So glad you do!! 🥰❤️ happy crafting!
Thanks for such an easy way to embellish a paperclip.
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You have a lovely voice. 😊
Aw you’re too kind thank you for that 🥰
Nice and such a pretty book....thank you for the share....
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Thankyou Tash, great addition to our journals 😊
You are so welcome! So glad you enjoyed! 🥰 happy crafting!! 🎉
Excellent tutorial tfs!
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First time watcher here. I've been trying to figure this hidden paperclip thingy out, everybody has their own techniques I guess. I love your show and tell manner. Some I've watched are kinda complicated for a newbie like me. Ive subbed up and can't wait to see more of what you have to offer. I like your style,friend. 💜💜💜💜
Hello!! So glad you found my channel and found the video helpful ❤️
Thanks so much for your positive feedback.It is much appreciated. Thank you for your support and subscribing 🥰❤️
Perfect ❤❤❤. Thank you 🙏
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Nice! Sonething I can do with some of those security envelopes I've hoarded. (Insides have neat patterns 😏). I can always decorate them later, or not, because with the neat patterns, they are somewhat decorated already. But, we can always add a bit more if we need to get crafty, right? I have plenty of little diecuts, ready to go onto something.
I forgot to mention you can also decorate the opposite side of the paper clip so that both sides are decorated! That would look great in your journal!
I hope you all enjoy the video!
And happy crafting!!
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What kind of mat are you working on? Love the video, by the way.
Hi Joyce!!
It’s a dollar tree draw liner. They have them in a variety of colors and styles. I use it to protect my desk from glue and mess. It’s easy to clean up and move around. Thanks so much for your feedback ❤ so glad you enjoyed the video
I’m curious, if you’re using the paper clip to hold something in the journal without gluing it in, would you make it smaller just to cover the clip so you can read what’s underneath? Would that look cute still?
Hello!!
Are you asking about the size of the paper up itself t or the decoration I chose?
@@TashMarieMakes so obviously you’d need enough paper to cover whatever size of paperclip you’re using, but in your examples (even though they’re so cute and lovely) the decorative paper was a lot bigger than the clip itself and would have covered something if you used it as a paperclip instead of decoration. Obviously I’m obsessed with them, but I’m wondering if you have advice as to how to achieve a similar effect but while still being able to see the paper clipped together underneath without it just being an ugly paperclip
Thank you! … do you mean just decorating the top. It wouldn’t be a hidden paper clip in that case. The paper clip will be exposed and you can just decorate the top of the paper clip. This specific video is on hidden paper clips. So that you don’t see the paper clip underneath so that’s why I covered it. But you can decorate it however you like. :) I hope this answers your question ❤️🥰
Thanks so much for watching and your feedback ❤️