with the snow flake maybe run an xacto nife through it all to help pop those things out? Also try some alchol in on the one that you wanted to be on the colored side and you can change its color. and distress it maybe dunno just some ideas to run byya
Oooh I love that! You are so funny, the confession bit at the beginning really made me laugh! I so empathise, I am naughty all the time - a very addictive hobby. Good job I work. :) xxx
@embroidnurse Too right you are. Have to work to support our habits. Hey, if there is anything to be addicted to this one can't be beat. Not only you, but your family benefit from this addiction. Can't beat that!!! :-)
I love this....now I need some of this metal....and can I ask -- where did you get that big honkin sanding block!?!?!? I want one because ti would work fabulously when I emboss coredinations cardstock and have a large area to get the outer layer sanded off. Hmmmm...must go hunt for sandling block! You are so fun Leslie...you clearly are my "bonus for being good today!"
Thank you, thank you very much. You are going to give me a big head.
The sanding block I got from Lowe's in their paint department. It is with all the rest of the sand papers. This one is a coarse grit, probably too coarse for what I did but it works and is easy to use. It is foam core so nice and squishy in you hand. Molds around anything except real small spaces.
The scrapbook store I was in, women were gathered in one aisle and talking over one another telling what they did with this "product". I had to be nosy and find out what it was. When I saw it, I asked if it can be used in the Big Shot and I was nearly throttled by all the excited exclamations of "YES" so I had to try it.
The videos at Two Second Studio are pretty hilarious, as well as informative.
You go girl shop til you drop. I see you pampered yourself as well very nice hair cut.
Your snow flake might not be sutting very well because the plates you put on top might be scard to much which is not allow the tiny spots to sut very well. I need new plates myself. TFS.
Shameless plug here - You can purchase a Big Shot from my Stampin' Up! website :-) If you decide to take advantage of the 40% discount at Michaels to get one you can still get the Top Note die or embosslets from my Stampin' Up! website since the ones I've used in this video are not sold in stores.
I have a blog connected with my website. You can click on the blog tab and find more of my foolishness and nonsense. Mostly, more detailed information about the things I've put up on YouTube that I can't fit in the 10 minutes of time restraint.
The price I paid was $9.99 for 4 sheets in the package. Seemed a bit pricey to me but once I got it home and saw how easy it was to cut and use with the Big Shot then I cringed less.
If you want some let me know. There are two colors per pack. 2 sheets of each color. They are: Black/Pearl - Pink/Brown - Barn Red/Slate - Appletini/Plum
Yes, these "goodies" turned out quite nice, and thank you.
Thank you very much. The young lady at Great Clips did a wonderful job. Not sure if I like the "bangs" or not yet. It's been since 1972 that I've had bangs. Holy Cow - 38 years and counting.
Thank you, yes it is some pretty cool stuff. There were several women discussing the metal and I had to be nosy and find out why they were so excited about it. Now I know.
That is cool, thanks. I'm sure there is someone that would be really interested in this tid bit. Now that I've bought this stuff I better figure out how to use it. Now I need to investigate a "Tim Holtz flower", what is that?
with the snow flake maybe run an xacto nife through it all to help pop those things out? Also try some alchol in on the one that you wanted to be on the colored side and you can change its color. and distress it maybe dunno just some ideas to run byya
9serenity99 1 month ago
@9serenity99 Thank you for your ideas. I'll try them. That one die keeps even paper :-(
Leslie
boknstet 1 month ago
Just now watching and I love it, so glad I found it~...Very fun to watch and love the quotes on the credits. thanks so much for sharing.
mdmdownin 4 months ago
@mdmdownin Thank you for watching my video using die cut and embossing folders :-) Glad you found this to be helpful.
Leslie
boknstet 3 months ago
Nice to see a crafting video where the person isn't wearing artificial nails.. lol :o)
BlazerRose 1 year ago
@BlazerRose Thank you, that is such a sweet comment - and compliment - I appreciate it.
Leslie
boknstet 1 year ago
Oooh I love that! You are so funny, the confession bit at the beginning really made me laugh! I so empathise, I am naughty all the time - a very addictive hobby. Good job I work. :) xxx
embroidnurse 1 year ago
@embroidnurse Too right you are. Have to work to support our habits. Hey, if there is anything to be addicted to this one can't be beat. Not only you, but your family benefit from this addiction. Can't beat that!!! :-)
boknstet 1 year ago
I love this....now I need some of this metal....and can I ask -- where did you get that big honkin sanding block!?!?!? I want one because ti would work fabulously when I emboss coredinations cardstock and have a large area to get the outer layer sanded off. Hmmmm...must go hunt for sandling block! You are so fun Leslie...you clearly are my "bonus for being good today!"
WhatYouMakeIt1 1 year ago
Thank you, thank you very much. You are going to give me a big head.
The sanding block I got from Lowe's in their paint department. It is with all the rest of the sand papers. This one is a coarse grit, probably too coarse for what I did but it works and is easy to use. It is foam core so nice and squishy in you hand. Molds around anything except real small spaces.
Thank you again for your comments.
Leslie
boknstet 1 year ago
Had to come back real quick to tell you I ♥ your haircut!! You go girl...
~Jill
momma2ski 1 year ago
Thank you for your sweet compliment. I appreciate it. Just not too sure about the "bang" thing happening.
Leslie
boknstet 1 year ago
Leslie,
You must watch Cheryl and Megan on the Ten Second Studio Web site - they do a taco tuesday (every tuesday) video that is wonderful!! I ♥ TSS!!
It makes me happy to see someone else discovering this wonderful media!!!
Have fun!
~Jill
momma2ski 1 year ago
The scrapbook store I was in, women were gathered in one aisle and talking over one another telling what they did with this "product". I had to be nosy and find out what it was. When I saw it, I asked if it can be used in the Big Shot and I was nearly throttled by all the excited exclamations of "YES" so I had to try it.
The videos at Two Second Studio are pretty hilarious, as well as informative.
Leslie
boknstet 1 year ago
Wow those came out really Beautiful
PuppyPawsCrafts 2 years ago
Didn't they though? So much that I'm not sure I want to share. Probably would be a good thing to do, don't you think?
boknstet 2 years ago
Yup LOL
PuppyPawsCrafts 2 years ago
You go girl shop til you drop. I see you pampered yourself as well very nice hair cut.
Your snow flake might not be sutting very well because the plates you put on top might be scard to much which is not allow the tiny spots to sut very well. I need new plates myself. TFS.
swn1639 2 years ago
Thank you for the sweet comment on my hair. I appreciate it.
I don't know what is up with that snowflake die. That is the only one I seem to have real trouble with. A new set of acrylic pads might be the answer.
boknstet 2 years ago
So you made the (thanks) backwards gives it a good reason to alcohol inked up or painted then sanded. Gotta get me a die cutting machine. TFS!!
Michelle
lazycatz37 2 years ago
Shameless plug here - You can purchase a Big Shot from my Stampin' Up! website :-) If you decide to take advantage of the 40% discount at Michaels to get one you can still get the Top Note die or embosslets from my Stampin' Up! website since the ones I've used in this video are not sold in stores.
Shameless plug over.
Leslie
boknstet 2 years ago
@boknstet Didn't know that you had a website. Will check it out. Thanks
Michelle
lazycatz37 2 years ago
I have a blog connected with my website. You can click on the blog tab and find more of my foolishness and nonsense. Mostly, more detailed information about the things I've put up on YouTube that I can't fit in the 10 minutes of time restraint.
boknstet 2 years ago
i liked it super cool to no you can use the emb. plates to cut metal thanks for the video
QuiltingConnieB 2 years ago
Me too. I was afraid I had made another purchase that would sit on my shelf for years, AGAIN.
boknstet 2 years ago
How much was that metal
cause if its not expensive when i send you ur goodies i will send you the money to pick me up some
Donna
very cool goodies u made
MissouriAngel2 2 years ago
The price I paid was $9.99 for 4 sheets in the package. Seemed a bit pricey to me but once I got it home and saw how easy it was to cut and use with the Big Shot then I cringed less.
If you want some let me know. There are two colors per pack. 2 sheets of each color. They are: Black/Pearl - Pink/Brown - Barn Red/Slate - Appletini/Plum
Yes, these "goodies" turned out quite nice, and thank you.
Leslie
boknstet 2 years ago
Very beatiful...Thanks for sharing,
Indira
FRAPMGP 2 years ago
Thank you very much.
boknstet 2 years ago
BTW...your haircut looks great! :o)
nickelnook1 2 years ago
Thank you very much. The young lady at Great Clips did a wonderful job. Not sure if I like the "bangs" or not yet. It's been since 1972 that I've had bangs. Holy Cow - 38 years and counting.
boknstet 2 years ago
Very cool stuff...and pretty too! Thanks Leslie!
nickelnook1 2 years ago
Thank you, yes it is some pretty cool stuff. There were several women discussing the metal and I had to be nosy and find out why they were so excited about it. Now I know.
boknstet 2 years ago
cool! I love the Manhatten die!
roxyfur 2 years ago
Me too. Didn't think I would at first. Looks a bit too sophisticated for my tastes but I prejudged it.
boknstet 2 years ago
You can also use soda cans (just have to be careful!) I made some "Tim Holtz flowers" out of a soda can!
AliceInCraftLand 2 years ago
That is cool, thanks. I'm sure there is someone that would be really interested in this tid bit. Now that I've bought this stuff I better figure out how to use it. Now I need to investigate a "Tim Holtz flower", what is that?
Leslie
boknstet 2 years ago