I'm so glad you enjoyed the video- thanks for watching! Have fun with your project! :)

Hello! For intricate dies like these, I recommend using a dry adhesive like Sticky Specks. These are micro-dots of adhesive that come on sheets. You lightly press your die-cut onto the sheet of dots, then lift up and you're ready to add the piece to your surface. These are available at Paper Wishes. Hope that helps!

Thank you! :)

Hi Virginia, oh boy... I'm sorry to say that I haven't worked with either one of those collections, so I don't have first-hand experience. Here are two options you could try: First, enter "Couture" as a search term on Pinterest... I can see there are a LOT of project ideas, so that might be one place to find cards using the two sets you have. (www.pinterest.com/cnyscrapper/couture-collection-dies/) The second is the Couture group on Facebook. Again, enter that name ("Couture Dies Crafting") into the Facebook search box. This is a private group, but you can send a request to join. It's been a long time since it was updated, since the dies are a bit older, but there are project examples and maybe you'll connect with someone who has an idea of how to use the collections you have. I'm sorry I can't be of more help, hopefully this can lead to some ideas for you.

@@SaraNaumann291 thank you so very much for the resources!🤗🤗

Hi Margaret! Are you using regular packing tape (like the kind you get at a hardware store or even grocery store)? That's the kind I use. Also, very often there's not enough "stick" left on the tape, in which case you can add some adhesive in the areas that are darker on your photo. You can also use brads or other paper fasteners for a mixed-media style. Hope that helps! :)

Thanks, Sandy! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Rice paper is such fun to work with. :)

Thank you for watching, Sonya!

Hi Lorraine! :) It definitely is a technique that you have to practice with. Even in this video, I accidentally removed some of the alcohol ink! One thing I can emphasize is that when you're starting to remove the black ink, be sure to ONLY blot with your rag-just straight down, then up again to remove most of the ink. Then a bit more, the next go-round. And always keep close to the image. You're right in that bolder images are easier to contend with, since there are fewer delicate areas... I imagine a bold silhouette stamp of a pear or apple would be a good one. Hope this helps and never fear, you'll get this-but it for sure takes practice! :)

Oh, for sure! It's so easy to adapt these techniques to lots of card-giving occasions!

Hi Natalie-I'm not exactly sure what you mean about centralizing but I imagine you could use the single space tab?

Hi Julia, I am sorry to say I don't think I can help you! My labeller is different from the one you have-I had a look at another YT video and it seems yours has a "style" button in the center of the panel. That would be my first option to try to change the font color. I would play around with the one I used in my video but it seems to have gone missing. If it doesn't tell you in the instructions, you might look on the Brother website: www.brother-usa.com/home/label-printers/makers#sort=relevancy Sorry I can't be more of a help and I hope you're able to find the answer!

@@SaraNaumann291 thank you very much for getting back to me. I’ve learnt a lot watching your videos

@@juliabeckett5495 Thanks, Julia. Good luck with your labeller! :)

Nice video

To get this information in another language-I believe you're asking for it to be in Hindi?-then I'd suggest changing your settings to have subtitles. Hope that helps.

Hi Roberta, yes it is a bit like making a sticker... only the tape won't be quite so sticky after the water and handling. That's why I suggest you use additional methods of securing it down. THere will be some stickiness, though. :) So glad you found some tape and enjoy your crafting!

Hi Shashi, no-this is just a handheld device!

You're very welcome!

Hi Cihan, I've not used Lazertran on ceramics before so I'm going to recommend you check out some of the tutorials on the Lazertran website. Here's one that's specifically ceramics: lazertran.com/tutorials/ceramic-tile-panel-en.html They also have a free workshop download that might five you more specific information. Hope this helps and good luck with your projects! :) Sara

@@SaraNaumann291 Thank you so much!

Thanks, Chris! Hope you’re well! :)

They’re so easy to make, and get a bit addictive! :)

Hi Jean, Dura Lar is a kind of transparency film... it comes in clear as well as a frosted matte version that's also a lot of fun!

Hi Chris! :) I know, the rub-ons are gorgeous and very different designs, too. Hope you have a great weekend too!

Great idea, Jean!!!

Hi Jean, thanks for pointing that out. Unfortunately it looks like the end was cut off. You can see the complete video at the Paper Wishes site. (www.paperwishes.com/webisodes/?page=high&id=1062) But in answer to your question-no, I was making a lighter mix of Polish to color a piece of chipboard. However, you could definitely use the negative space as a stencil!

Thank you, Jean. :) Yes, the collection is so pretty and makes it really effortless to create cards with really beautiful imagery.

Hi Ciglid, both will work for transfers. White gesso is probably the most common and easiest to find. Enjoy!

@@SaraNaumann291 Thanks!

I haven't tried that-- clear contact paper isn't widely available where I live. But it would be great to try it, since I *think* you could get a pretty cool effect! :)

@@SaraNaumann291 I have some somewhere, but I've never tried doing anything like this with it.

@@lurkerrekrul If you do, I'd love to hear how it goes! :)

Hi Candy, it looks like the video didn't upload properly. To see the whole video, you might check the Paper Wishes website: www.paperwishes.com/webisodes/?page=high&id=1062 Hope that helps, too bad you weren't happy with the colors or designs so I'm glad you found some techniques useful. --Sara

Hello Candy, I'm so glad you like the papers and designs. Yes, filming light-colored embossing powder can be challenging. - Sara