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You're very welcome Cheryl

Have fun

You're so welcome. I can't tell you how often this little tip has saved my sanity.

Thank you Ernestine

Thank you Sylvia

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String spin - - I like that!

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The drawer part of the box was made with card, while the patterned wrap was made using a heavyweight paper. The weight of card or paper you'll need will depend on the weight of the items you plan to place inside the drawer. Obviously the heavier the card / paper the stronger the finished box will be.

Thank you Jaqueline. I've had some health and other issues that have prevented me from doing many videos of late, but hopefully that's now behind me.

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Thanks Bonnie. I got my lazy susan in IKEA, it's called Snudda and made of solid birch. It is about 15" (39 cm) across and can take 12kg in weight.

I'm sorry Marlene, I do try to remember not to use jargon but this one obviously slipped past me. DSP is short for Designer Series Paper. This is the heavy weight (usually double-sided) patterned paper from Stampin' Up! that I use in my projects.

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Glad it came in handy again for you

thank you, so glad you had success with this idea

Thank you Janice

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Hello, subtitles are active on my videos, you just need to select your language. However this video does not mention the measurements in cms, only inches. So you will have to convert the measurements yourself, sorry Bonjour, les sous-titres sont actifs sur mes vidéos, il vous suffit de sélectionner votre langue. Cependant cette vidéo ne mentionne pas les mesures en cm, seulement en pouces. Vous devrez donc convertir les mesures vous-même, désolé

That sounds wonderful Aisling.

@Papercraftwithme think posted this on wrong link. But looking forward to trying this too

@@aislingallen3031 enjoy

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Thank you. Sometimes the most obvious solutions are the ones we overlook. It took me years to come up with this idea and couldn't understand why I'd not thought of it before.

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Sorry, as stated in previous responses, this process cannot restore damaged trading cards.

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Thank you Esmarie. I definitely should use it more than I do.

Thank you Connie.

To cut my ribbon I have an unbranded pair I bought years ago. I'll be honest and day that I bought them because they had purple grips lol. The key point is that these scissors have NEVER been used to cut card, paper or anything other than ribbon and twine.

Hi Santanna. Tear & Tape is double-sided adhesive that comes on a roll with a protective paper backing. It's really strong but doesn't need any special device to apply it. You stick it down like sellotape and you can just tear off as much as you need (hence the name). Once stuck down you peel off the backing to reveal the other side of the tape and stick onto that. Here's a link to it in my Stampin' Up! online store www.stampinup.ca/products/tear-tape-adhesive?demoid=2135247

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My biggest tip would be keep a pair of good scissors just for cutting your ribbon NEVER use them to cut card or paper. To remind myself and others which ones are only for ribbon... I've tied some ribbon to the handles.

Hi Julie, I'm sorry you thought I was going too fast in parts. Did you know that when you watch KZbin videos you can change the video playback speed? Click on the cog (settings) icon at the bottom right of the video. Then the second option is "playback speed". Click where it says "normal". You can then choose your playback speed from 0.25 (quarter speed) through to 2x normal speed. I hope this helps.

@Papercraft with me Thank you I will try that. I was getting very frustrated but do like you work.

What a great idea. Thank you Jean

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Thank you Bonnie

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Thank you Lisa

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Thank you Juliette, you're very welcome.