@@joyceparkes7551 thank you so much

@@allisonjames2923 i am so glad you liked it.❤️

@@kellycarroll651 lol. I have ripped a few when I wasn't paying attention. Always use your blade to release the sheet.

@@kellycarroll651 I'm working on it. Lol.

@@hollyabshier8654 thanks. I'm glad you like it.

@@cabacou1945 I'm glad you like it.

@@brie1987 I'm glad you like it.

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Please come back!!! I’m in love with your scrapscape 💜

I believe it is called a marks it or something like that. Donna Kato used to make it but I don't think she does anymore. Sorry I don't k ow where to get them now.

It is for scrapbooking. I'm not home right now but I will look up the name when I get home. I think it is something like tonic?

I wish I could find more. So many people have asked for it. The place I got it doesn't carry it anymore. It is a coffee tamper. I can't find any in the same shape but there are some pretty good ones out there

Hi, I'm so glad you liked it. Unfortunately, the place where I got the burnisher no longer carries them or I'm not even sure they are in business anymore. I have looked for these everywhere but can't find this exact one. I do know it is called a coffee tamper.

The gray measuring tool I believe is called a marks it or it sounds like that. It was made my Donna Kato but I don't think she sells them anymore either. Sorry.

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I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you. I'm not sure about the super glue fumes. I was told many years ago that the brand I use was good in the oven and I never questioned it. I'm not worried about it because the amount of glue used is so small and it is sealed in between the clay. But I understand it is very important not to expose ourselves to too many chemicals.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you so much. I got the mat at a retreat. Its glass and it is wonderful. I believe it is for scrapbooking. I believe the brand is tionic studios.

I'm glad you liked it.

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Thank you, I'm glad you like it.

There are a couple if wats u would do it. First you can make a cylinder of scrap clay and wrap the scrapscape around it. Push in the ends a little and slowly pull the design in so it meets in the middle. Do that on both ends. Then you can slowly shape it into a round bead. The second would be to cover a form like a wooden bead. Make the veneer go around the middle of the bead. Make sure the veneer is not taller than your wooden bead. Cut little darts out of the edges and smooth down. There are videos out there on how to cover round objects in polymer clay. Like covering an ornament. Same process. I hope that helped.

Thank you so much for your prompt reply. I will try that out as I have a lot of veneers that would look lovely with your technique. I recently saw a post of someone that made some 13mm round beads with your scrapscape technique and they were beautiful.

I got it from Donna Kato but she doesn't have it on her site anymore. I think she posted about another product that was very similar she found on Amazon. I'm sorry I don't know the name of it. She posted about it about a month ago I believe.

@@seanabettencourt3751 I knew it had to be a Donna sponge. She can no longer get them... I did see her post about the other sponges... I have one that is actually an A/C filter. It works ok but its still not "holey" enough. LOL

Donna uses Dura Sponge. It's used in the refrigerator crisper tray.

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Not gone. Had a few health issues. I'll be back very soon. I have to set up the cameras again.

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Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.

Sometimes it is hard to see at first. Once you find a spot that matches, try to use the same spot every time. Does that make sense? Yes, if your clay is too soft, it will distort as you are separating it from the sheet. Just go slow or you can put in the refrigerator to cool it down and firm it up before you slice. I hope that helps.

I purchased it over a decade ago and they don't carry it anymore. I keep looking for it other places so I can post the link but I haven't found it yet. All I know is it seems to be a coffee tamper. But old doorknobs work well too.

Awesome! I don't know how to send a picture either.

Yes, you flip the slices forward and then back. If you take 2 slices and have one flipped forward and the next flipped back and put them together, you will see the pattern match up. Sometimes it takes a few to finally see a good pattern emerge.

They don't have them anymore but I believe it is just a coffee tamper.

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.

I'm working on it. Hopefully soon.

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