Wow. I never knew that cardstock had fibers going in only one direction. (I would have guessed it would be like fabric, horizontal and vertical.) Great advice!
Thanks for the tips. I always just score my cardstock anyway so I've never worried about any cracking. I find it's just easier to fold if it has been scored first. I wish I had bought my scoring blade a LONG time ago - best invention ever! :)
January 4, 2008 @ 3:26 AM
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Pam D.:
I love your videos and your blog, I learn so much from them. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your creativity with us. :)
January 4, 2008 @ 4:29 AM
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Kay Mespelt:
Hi- Thanks for all the tips you give us! Your blog is SUPER!! Hugs Kay
January 4, 2008 @ 4:57 AM
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Pat S.:
I never knew that!
You share the best tips!
Thank you so much for all the time and effort you spend on your blog...it is certainly worth it to me :)
Thanks for the SUPER blog. You alway look immaculate, wish I could do the same.
Thanks for being so generous with your cards, love all your ideas!
January 4, 2008 @ 7:18 AM
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Colleen:
I never knew there were fibers in cardstock! Now I know why I have experienced cracks before. Thanks so much!!!
January 4, 2008 @ 7:54 AM
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Kim L.:
Thanks for the tips!
January 4, 2008 @ 11:07 AM
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Amber:
I always wondered why sometimes my paper cracked and other times it didn't. I just thought it must have been a bad paper. Oops, it was my fault all the time! How dare I think SU would put out a faulty paper!! :)
January 4, 2008 @ 12:59 PM
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Tamara:
Wow - I didn't know. Your videos are fab, interesting and SO informative. Pleeeze keep them coming!!
January 4, 2008 @ 2:38 PM
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corinna from Oz:
thanks again for the tips and the time you take to walk us through stuff. LOVE YA WORK! hugs
January 4, 2008 @ 4:54 PM
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Mary:
Thanks for the tips!
January 4, 2008 @ 7:50 PM
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Jan:
NOW I know why I sometimes get cracks in the cardstock! You're a genius! :) Thanks
Awesome, thanks! I wish SU would tell us that in the beginner video.
January 5, 2008 @ 8:38 AM
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Steinunn:
Hi!
Love this site of yours! A friend of mine linked it to our scrapbooking club in Iceland and I think we all have been watching your videos, wich are btw genious!!!
Now, what I wanted to ask you was, have you ever made a tutorial on how to use the glassy glae from SU?? I recently got it from a friend, but I really don't know how to use it that much...
This is something like Utee right?
best regards,
Steinunn in Iceland
January 5, 2008 @ 5:40 PM
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Emma:
I love your videos! Thanks for the info about how to fold cardstock.
January 6, 2008 @ 12:22 PM
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Denise:
Hey.....been waiting for days to be able to watch your Tips and Techniques : Cardstock Basics video. It just loaded and says that it is no longer available. What happened?? I'm still curious. I've been reading the comments from other people, and the video sounded interesting. I'd like to know more about the paper cracking when folded.
thanks,
Denise
Kristina says: Really? I just checked and it worked just fine. You might try just clicking on it (somewhere other than the triangle play button) so that the original YouTube page will load. Other than that, I don't know what they problem could be.
Thank you So much! I've been asking and no one seems to have the answer on this for me!
Your blog is great! Love all of your videos.
February 19, 2008 @ 2:24 PM
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Nancy:
Hi! I wanted to tell you... thank you very very much for all the tips you give in your video, it's great. And at the same time I was wondering some things. I looked at your video of april 2008 and in the card you made you add color to your stamp picture. I think you use a blender pen? How it works. you dip your pen directly in your ink pad and that's it? How do you wash it...do you wash it every time you change color? And finaly my last question...do you know a great online store that sells unmounted rubber sheet. I know the pink cat studio but i whas looking for a nother place. Thank you very much, have a great weekend. Sorry for my english writing it's not my first language. nancy
Thanks so much for those tips! I did not know that about card stock. I am definitely going to use the tips next time I make a card! :O)Thanks again!
Wow. I never knew that cardstock had fibers going in only one direction. (I would have guessed it would be like fabric, horizontal and vertical.) Great advice!
Thanks for the tips. I always just score my cardstock anyway so I've never worried about any cracking. I find it's just easier to fold if it has been scored first. I wish I had bought my scoring blade a LONG time ago - best invention ever! :)
I love your videos and your blog, I learn so much from them. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and your creativity with us. :)
Hi- Thanks for all the tips you give us! Your blog is SUPER!! Hugs Kay
I never knew that!
You share the best tips!
Thank you so much for all the time and effort you spend on your blog...it is certainly worth it to me :)
thanks! great info! :)
Thanks for the SUPER blog. You alway look immaculate, wish I could do the same.
Thanks for being so generous with your cards, love all your ideas!
I never knew there were fibers in cardstock! Now I know why I have experienced cracks before. Thanks so much!!!
Thanks for the tips!
I always wondered why sometimes my paper cracked and other times it didn't. I just thought it must have been a bad paper. Oops, it was my fault all the time! How dare I think SU would put out a faulty paper!! :)
Wow - I didn't know. Your videos are fab, interesting and SO informative. Pleeeze keep them coming!!
thanks again for the tips and the time you take to walk us through stuff. LOVE YA WORK! hugs
Thanks for the tips!
NOW I know why I sometimes get cracks in the cardstock! You're a genius! :) Thanks
Awesome, thanks! I wish SU would tell us that in the beginner video.
Hi!
Love this site of yours! A friend of mine linked it to our scrapbooking club in Iceland and I think we all have been watching your videos, wich are btw genious!!!
Now, what I wanted to ask you was, have you ever made a tutorial on how to use the glassy glae from SU?? I recently got it from a friend, but I really don't know how to use it that much...
This is something like Utee right?
best regards,
Steinunn in Iceland
I love your videos! Thanks for the info about how to fold cardstock.
Hey.....been waiting for days to be able to watch your Tips and Techniques : Cardstock Basics video. It just loaded and says that it is no longer available. What happened?? I'm still curious. I've been reading the comments from other people, and the video sounded interesting. I'd like to know more about the paper cracking when folded.
thanks,
Denise
Thank you So much! I've been asking and no one seems to have the answer on this for me!
Your blog is great! Love all of your videos.
Hi! I wanted to tell you... thank you very very much for all the tips you give in your video, it's great. And at the same time I was wondering some things. I looked at your video of april 2008 and in the card you made you add color to your stamp picture. I think you use a blender pen? How it works. you dip your pen directly in your ink pad and that's it? How do you wash it...do you wash it every time you change color? And finaly my last question...do you know a great online store that sells unmounted rubber sheet. I know the pink cat studio but i whas looking for a nother place. Thank you very much, have a great weekend. Sorry for my english writing it's not my first language. nancy