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Thanks for your video and giving some good advice and ideas, your craft room looks amazing, I’ve only just come across your channel but I will be looking a lot more for more inspiration. Take care and thanks again for sharing your video.❤

Just browsing your older videos. So many great ideas!

very cute, love it

First off, as far as voiceover vs. "live" video, whichever is easier for you works for me. You do a great job with both formats, without hemming/hawing or rambling on & going off on tangents. :) You can even do a mix of both - some videos voiceover, the rest the other way. As I said, whichever way is easier for you. :) I love how your card came out. It would be especially great for a tween/teenager, I think. Spooky, but not gory. I really love the little cat in the window with that haunted house die! I have done Halloween cards to donate to Send a Smile 4 Kids in the past, basically cute or a bit "grungier" for older kids. This year I'm just not feeling it, though, so I'm doing more Fall--looking cards with various themes (e.g. birthday, hello, etc.). Some I'll send to SAS4Kids, and others I'll donate to Scrapbook.com's Creative Kindness card charity. I got a 6x8" Fall-themed patterned paper pad, & I've been using that for these cards. I'm determined to "kill" it this year, and not have scraps left over that I "have" to store for next year and/or beyond! LOL Anyway, thank you for sharing your playtime. Take care, & have a wonderful day! :)

I cannot find the 3x3x2 thick acrylic containers on your Amazon storefront. The ones in this video that you have your pops of color displayed. Am I just missing them???

Cute card! Voice over or live is fine… whatever you choose, I’m happy 😊

I love this card! I like both formats. ❤😊

Love the card! Either live or voice over is fine with me. Thank you!

Christina, you are an incredible teacher.

Thanks for sharing, I would love the bead storage, but I just can’t stomach the price! 😢

First time watching you and I’m hooked. Will watch more.😊

Christina, I have just found your site and love how you go about explaining and showing how you go about techniques/card making. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you.

How large is the small, medium, large?

Thanks for sharing your organization tips:)

Thank you! Some great ideas!

Thank you for sharing this video! It answered so many questions I had about foiling.

I’ve loved all your organization videos. I’ve purchased many items you’ve recommended and I’ve been thrilled with each item. Thanks for sharing. I love your space! 🤩

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Hello from sunny Arizona! 😎 I’m always looking for better organization in my card making studio to make the process easier….I’m considering several of your ideas and will use your links when I make a final decision. Thank you for this content…..you have given me some ideas to make my crafting easier. 😎

I’m starting to get tired of everybody doing these kinds of videos … these great fines on Amazon… Fill in the blank …to just get people to click on their Amazon links so that they get paid from Amazon!!!! Does anybody ever actually do crafting videos where they’re actually making things… I miss the days when you could go on RUclips and watch a crafting video and not be bombarded with click my link for this. Click my link for that. !!!!!

TFS 💐

I had to smile at your love/hate relationship with Glossy Accents comment, mainly in light of the Tim Holtz stencil you used. I have a love/hate relationship is with his stencils. I love the designs, but I hate that the width of the pattern part isn't enough to cover a 4-1/4" wide panel. Most of them at least seem to be more in the 3+/-" range, which I've never understood. I always seem to be left wanting more. LOL Sigh! Anyway, I love how your stenciling came out. That "rough" edge along the top is perfect! Great card design overall, too. Thank you for sharing. Take care, happy early anniversary, & have a fantastic day! :)

Love your cards, thank you!

Awesome card

Thank you! I just inherited this machine from my mom. She gave a bag of plates & said here you go! 😂 I’ve been clueless!

These great colours have get some turn out so nice

Beautiful card, Christina! When I saw the inside sentiment after you first stamped it, I thought, uh-oh, because I could see you hadn't finished it. So I'm glad you caught that before sending it off. :) Anyway, I love the color scheme you used. I would never have thought of pairing light grey with gold, but it works. Great job on the bow, too. Thank you for sharing your project & process. Take care, & have a fantastic day! :)

Thank You so very much

Amazing! I need to hire you! 😊

This was really helpful, thanks!

Remember when we embossed over a toaster!?

Do you find those color cube things useful?

Love This! Definitely going to try the Emboss resist with watercoloring and the stencils. Great to revisit old techniques too!

Wonderful video, Christina! One tip for watercolor brushes is not to leave them sitting in water. It will eventually loosen the glue that holds the bristles/hairs in the metal ferrule & cause them to fall out. It can also bend the hairs to where it pretty much ruins the brush. The best thing to do is clean it by swishing it in the water & then wipe it gently on a cloth. When you are done with using the brush, lay it horizontally on its side with the hair part hanging over the edge of your desk/table/shelf/etc., & let it air dry. You can also have it with the brush head end slightly tilted down - still hanging over the edge of the surface. The important part is not to bend the hairs by having them support the weight of the brush. I usually just rinse my brush, then (if I will still be using it during that crafting session), just lay it on its side onto a cloth until I need it again. If I'm using watercolors, I don't think I've ever had to wash the brush under running water with soap. As far as watercolor resist, I would personally recommend testing out your watercolors with the embossing on a scrap piece. I did that technique for four holiday cards last year, and the watercolor I used ended up staining my white embossing. :( I tried wiping if off with a damp cloth, but that didn't work. I ended up having to do the iron-off embossing technique to lift off the stained heat embossing. The cards still weren't perfect, but I went with them anyway. But, lesson learned. Anyway, thank you for sharing these techniques. I also think you are a great teacher. Take care, & have an awesome day! :)

Love the techniques. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you!

Please say markers name

You were so generous. I made my "quarantine box" just this morning.

Very helpful, I have color shift mica powder on its way from Amazon, wasn’t sure how to use it on cards but you’ve answered all of my questions. I’ve had gum arabic for quite some time now, so I’m all set. Tysm

Awesome video!

I, too, have a “slanted” wall craft space. I’ve been looking for ideas to make the most of my space. Your craft space is beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

Your finished projects are gorgeous and turned out so well! Love your haul, you made some great selections!

College graduate? How is that possible??! Im pretty sure your son was about 10 not that long ago. lol! Thank you for sharing your projects. They are very nice!

Thanks for sharing these great techniques…very inspiring! ❤

Embossing the vellum with a sheet of card stock prevents tearing.

What an awesome craft room! You are also very well organized! I appreciate that so much 💜💜💜

Great refresher tutorial. Very clear and thourough instructiobs. Cant wsit to finally open my hot foulung machine up. Foiling looks so beautiful on velum. Tfs

Thank you for all the tips 😊 I have a bunch of these and hardly use them

Planning on purchasing this machine within the next couple of weeks and wanted to do a little more research. Thanks for sharing your experience.

What happens if you color it in first and then add the embossing powder next?

I do wish the machine could be shown? Let us new to this know how it works.