@judix2000 It's the size of the crystals that are different. UTEE has larger crystals and is more suited to techniques like this, otherwise you'd need numerous coats of regular EP in order to get a layer thick enough to stamp into.
@RachO113 that's great, thanks Rachel. I just love watching your videos! I'm definately going to try this technique, amazing! I'm so excited to try!!!
I too love your ideas I am saving my money to buy the supplies! They are absolutley beautifull! thanks for such a wonderfully detailed instructional video! Can you use the shrink wrap for easter baskets, in place of the fantasy film? Also can you use a non name brand ink to do the embossing & stamping? I love your accent are you from England? I have a friend here in the states whose Mum is from England she lives her but still has her british citizenship she too has a lovely accent! Tessa~~~
@hanneke1953 On the sample pieces I show at the start, the swirly stamp is by Cherry Pie, and the diamond patterned stamp is by Stampers Annonymous. The Bingo stamp used during the tutorial is by Tim Holtz.
Oh and by the way. I'm just starting out with things like embossing powder and such and when crafters say a thick embossing powder I wonder how you know if an embossing powder is thick? I haven't seen the Pipe Dream one you use in my country:) We don't get all the Tim Holtz things here either only the inks and stickles, so it takes ages to find a substitute for everything people here use:)
Hello there:) These are very beautiful and I should love to try and make one but I have a question or two. The fantasy film is that something you get specificly to make this? I think it looks like what we call cellofan here which we get in long rolls and most often use when we wrap something like a gift basket. I think it's made of some kind of plastic. It is difficult for us Europeans to immitate American artwork:) The white embossing powder which kind is that? Thank you!!
Hi, thanks for your comment. The fantasy film is readily available in most craft shops and online stores here. I believe that "Art Institute" is an American company though, so it should be easy enough to find in the States. Try googling it if Michael's don't carry it.
ok...will try this one!! Thanks for the tut...I can't wait to see more! You are very good at what you do. ..oh..and my versamark is not that dirty...maybe because it's new, haha! You know it just means that you love it!!
Ask and ye shall receive lol. Thankyou so much for the tutorial. Now I just have to find some fantasy film and I have the rest of the supplies. WOW I cannot wait to try this technique I just love it.
I love the tutorial. I am definitely going to try it.
DelilaBishop 5 days ago
Beautiful! I think I can handle this if I can find my fantasy film. LOL Thanks so much for this tut!
kas19872000 2 weeks ago
fabulous
butterflyshellster 1 month ago
Hello Rachel, can you tell me what the difference is between embossing powder and the embossing enamel you are using in this video,
thanks
~L~
judix2000 1 month ago
@judix2000 It's the size of the crystals that are different. UTEE has larger crystals and is more suited to techniques like this, otherwise you'd need numerous coats of regular EP in order to get a layer thick enough to stamp into.
RachO113 1 month ago
@RachO113 that's great, thanks Rachel. I just love watching your videos! I'm definately going to try this technique, amazing! I'm so excited to try!!!
judix2000 1 month ago
I too love your ideas I am saving my money to buy the supplies! They are absolutley beautifull! thanks for such a wonderfully detailed instructional video! Can you use the shrink wrap for easter baskets, in place of the fantasy film? Also can you use a non name brand ink to do the embossing & stamping? I love your accent are you from England? I have a friend here in the states whose Mum is from England she lives her but still has her british citizenship she too has a lovely accent! Tessa~~~
tessa71465 3 months ago
Thank You sooooo so much RACH this is a huge help for me so I can use the supply you so kindly sent for me to give a go at and play with.....AWESOME!
P&L
ArteDar 4 months ago
bravissima thanks
koroko999 5 months ago
I love your work! It is the finest I've ever seen on Youtube. Absolutely beautiful!
gidgetwitch 5 months ago
Love the technique and love, love, love your voice.
Tmm51959 7 months ago
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I was just wondering what stamps you used for these 3 projects?
Thank you
hanneke1953 8 months ago
Hello
Just wondering what stamps you used for these 3 projects?
hanneke1953 8 months ago
@hanneke1953 On the sample pieces I show at the start, the swirly stamp is by Cherry Pie, and the diamond patterned stamp is by Stampers Annonymous. The Bingo stamp used during the tutorial is by Tim Holtz.
RachO113 8 months ago
@RachO113
Love them very much!
Thank you for the info!
hannekebb 8 months ago
@hanneke1953
Thank you so much......love these very, very much!
hannekebb 7 months ago
Anzstrnds. Very cool technique....will try once I find my fantasy film.
Petlex12 9 months ago
thanks for sharing,,,5 stars
hellorodney 11 months ago
Oh and by the way. I'm just starting out with things like embossing powder and such and when crafters say a thick embossing powder I wonder how you know if an embossing powder is thick? I haven't seen the Pipe Dream one you use in my country:) We don't get all the Tim Holtz things here either only the inks and stickles, so it takes ages to find a substitute for everything people here use:)
MissWitchiepoo 1 year ago
Hello there:) These are very beautiful and I should love to try and make one but I have a question or two. The fantasy film is that something you get specificly to make this? I think it looks like what we call cellofan here which we get in long rolls and most often use when we wrap something like a gift basket. I think it's made of some kind of plastic. It is difficult for us Europeans to immitate American artwork:) The white embossing powder which kind is that? Thank you!!
MissWitchiepoo 1 year ago
I Love your tutorial, i'm going to try your technique on a fake nail, I love the look. THANK YOU FOR THE INSPIRATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fingernailjunky 1 year ago
Fun! Thanx for sharing this!
julzabro 1 year ago
I have never seen this before!! These would look really good on the cover of a mini album. TFS! :o)
TCahal 1 year ago
Wow! That's just amazing!! Thanks again for sharing!
~hugs~
Nathalie
kimiandmaya 1 year ago
This is a cool pendant. Thanks for showing us how to make this. Coleen
TheScrapchick 2 years ago
wonderful tutorial. amazing project. thanks for sharing.
1tinac 2 years ago
Love it! I need to try that one day!
GoldenRosette 2 years ago
wow wonderful video ! where do you get the film ? i have seen the frames and the glass at Michaels . HUGS, Janie
TypicalScrapbooker 2 years ago
Hi, thanks for your comment. The fantasy film is readily available in most craft shops and online stores here. I believe that "Art Institute" is an American company though, so it should be easy enough to find in the States. Try googling it if Michael's don't carry it.
RachO113 2 years ago
Ok thanks !
TypicalScrapbooker 2 years ago
ok...will try this one!! Thanks for the tut...I can't wait to see more! You are very good at what you do. ..oh..and my versamark is not that dirty...maybe because it's new, haha! You know it just means that you love it!!
jannaviles 2 years ago
I love your videos. I'm so inspired right now to create!
Yolanda
yoliebean 2 years ago
Awesome tutorial! Thank you for sharing this technique! It so pretty!
mountzionorbust 2 years ago
Appreciate your showing of this technique!
rjtnews 2 years ago
This is AWESOME,i gone use this,i am sure,thanks for sharing,..........just gorgeous,great job,thanks
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NatalieBramasole 2 years ago
Ask and ye shall receive lol. Thankyou so much for the tutorial. Now I just have to find some fantasy film and I have the rest of the supplies. WOW I cannot wait to try this technique I just love it.
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Michelle
bohemiangypsy99 2 years ago