Break Out Your Brightest and Boldest! Use Up Your Patterned Papers!

Thank you so much for hanging out with me tonight. Tonight's video is all about using up that stash of yours. This is a great project to mix and match with all your bold papers and solid colours. You could even go with some foil card for a more striking card :)
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[@GramTRN]

Thanks for showing new ways to use the "wild and bold" papers we all have. I especially like the vellum layer.

[@marilizevanzyl3167]

Thank you for your short videos. I love it.

[@SashaReade]

Im working on them, trying to keep the times down so people dont need much time in their day to watch them :)

[@lissetsanchez5316]

Wow! That looks really nice! Lovely! Thank you for sharing! ☺

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much for 'hanging out' Lisset :)

[@teresasingleton898]

Great technique. Love that happy birthday die. Beautiful cards. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much for watching again Teresa :)

[@debbieford6862]

What a great idea - your cards are beautiful

[@carolsoutar4719]

Love all 3.But think I like the stripe one best.Thanks Sasha.

[@SashaReade]

awe, thank you Carol

[@blondecardsncrafts]

This is a really cool technique Sasha, and they would make great shaker cards too. Love all 3 cards. Tfs 😁😍😘

[@SashaReade]

yes totally, i love shaker cards

[@rebeccajourney3183]

I loved that fun background paper you used! I see why you like so much!

[@SashaReade]

yes it's so super awesome, and great for masculine and feminine

[@dise331]

Sasha your cards are gorgeous - love the simplicity and the pop of colour 🤗

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much Di

[@shirleydesrochers3319]

Beautiful! I do like the vellum!

[@SashaReade]

I love using vellum in cardmaking, it's so pretty

[@anaraposo522]

Beautiful as usual Sasha. Thank you for sharing.

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Ana

[@marikareimer4411]

Hello Sasha. Great ideas for using the negative cuts. 😊

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much Marika

[@marcydobbs1653]

Terrific technique. Thank you. I have paper just waiting for this.

[@christisteger1242]

Great ideas. Love your cards

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much Christi

[@loke-art7383]

Fun technique und beautiful cards 🥰

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much

[@brendaelainewaddell1682]

Hi Sasha, what a cool technique. Thanks so much. 😊🇨🇦

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Brendaelaine :)

[@marywood5466]

I love these ideas! Thank you!

[@yvonnemoore3698]

Super bold happy birthday cards Sasha. Cards really stand out. Yvonnr

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Yvonne

[@brendamerchant7921]

Looks great! I like the ones without the vellum.

[@SashaReade]

thank you so much Brenda

[@lindafielder8344]

Great idea.

[@joyjanssen4628]

Beautiful!

[@SashaReade]

Thank you

[@lynneg6754]

Wonderful Sasha thank you

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much Lynne

[@janetingacollins6409]

Love it, and that is great DSP!

[@SashaReade]

it's my total favourite, hopping one day i'll see another piece of it somewhere

[@wendypeters1528]

Those looks great!

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Wendy

[@beverlyball6403]

That's a great tutorial, thank you Sasha 🙂

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much Beverly

[@susanbaker6409]

Just love the dies and your idea of using the negatives along with bright papers. Extremely effective. Thank you Sasha. x

[@donnabeales8635]

Wonderful ideas x

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Donna

[@MichelleM-kp2gm]

Great Idea! I don't have any large word dies or alphabet dies. Guess I'll have to buy some 🤭

[@SashaReade]

ha ha, they are nice to have in your stash

[@blessedhandsac5972]

Beautiful cards 😍🤗

[@SashaReade]

thank you :)

[@sandrawijckmans4306]

Oooo pretty

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Sandra

[@triniacosta5012]

Muy bello trabajo. Gracias por regalar y compartir alegrías.

[@SashaReade]

Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras

[@havingfunplayingwithpaper9903]

Awesome use for our bold papers that pile up and we don't know what to do with them! 🤔 Really Pretty cards Sasha. Thank you so much for sharing. 🤗 Have a Blessed Day

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much for 'hanging out' with me again Donna

[@sueweddell9143]

Love these 😊

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Sue :)

[@dropofsunshine]

Love it!! I have so many old crazy paper so this will help to use them up for sure! 😘

[@SashaReade]

yay :) I knew i couldnt be the only one Marta

[@Nuttykatie72]

Excellent tutorial

[@SashaReade]

Thank you very much for your kind words :)

[@pauladyer9845]

I have learned so much..thank u

[@michelea9142]

lovely technique 👌

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Michele

[@noreenmulder5255]

Hi Sasha. Great video. I loved learning this technique. Fabulous idea. TFS. 🌈💜🤗🌟

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Noreen :)

[@withlovebyamy]

These are fun ideas! Now I want that birthday die!

[@cathygarner6867]

Love it 😊

[@SashaReade]

Thank you Cathy

[@karenreeves3958]

What a great idea. I know what you mean by bright colors. Sometimes you need the black to tone them down. These are such pretty cards, and I love that big happy birthday die. Thanks for sharing such a cool idea.

[@SashaReade]

thank you so much for your lovely words Karen :)

[@carloshaun7297]

I LOVE these cards! I have some pretty LOUD patterned paper and I can’t wait to try this! TFS!

[@cathihester6513]

Great idea to use up all that bold paper. Love it!!🇨🇦

[@Pebblesmas]

Thx i love your video! Fab tips, thx so much!!!!

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much

[@debbieevans1515]

I really love the looks of these cards... fast and simple....

[@maggiebrinkley4760]

Oo! I have some big dies by Lawn Fawn which I just tend to layer up on some patterned paper, but this inlay version with vellum looks so much more sophisticated! Thanks for this, Sasha, I'll definitely give it a go!

[@SashaReade]

wahoooooooooo that's perfect! Have fun, it's nice, easy and quick

[@roxanneklinger3828]

Really liked the first card the best as I also love those bright ,beautiful circles. I like this process and the results you get. Great cards.

[@SashaReade]

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with me Roxanne :) im itching to try to find another piece of that paper now, i still love it so much

[@mzp6620]

I love this technique! I def have bold papers that never get used, this is a great way to use them up. Now if I only had that die....😉😂

[@SashaReade]

wahoo! I bet you have something that will work though Mary!

[@mzp6620]

@@SashaReade probably 😁

[@charlottesilber1687]

Great technique, now I know what I can do with that paper pad I bought and don't know why. LOL TYFS

[@SashaReade]

Yep! We all do it, we see a pretty bold paper and have to have it! Then often it's hard to work out how to use it

[@sandravandewater1998]

Oh my goodness Sasha, how did you know that I am a paper hoarder.

[@SashaReade]

There are very few of us out there... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chrisb7819]

Thanks for sharing a superb new idea, I have so many busy papers I never use - this will help me make a dent in that stash!

[@SashaReade]

yay! I thought, surely I cant be the only one!

[@jackieelliott2913]

Great idea for those bold papers (I have a goodly stash that need using up) and can see the die being useful for those difficult mens' cards too, tfs

[@SashaReade]

yes for sure, and i hope you get cracking into your stash soon :)

[@beckyhuddleston5416]

We need a love button!❤❤❤❤

[@SashaReade]

Awe you are too sweet :) Thank you

[@suetownsend1932]

This video makes so much sense!! I love that you used vellum to tone down the brightness, and still have full color showing around the edges. Great tip to use the die cut as a placement tool. My only problem is that sometimes my glue squishes out, and I have a delicate job of prying the placement piece out again!! User error yet again! Thanks so much.

[@SashaReade]

yes that can be a right pain. Sometimes i find the glue in that case might be a bit too runny, the glue i use is a nice thick tacky glue, makes it easier for not smooshing too much. Also if you struggle try for dots all over rather than rubbing it. Tinny dots might do the trick for you. Thanks for watching and commenting again Sue :)

[@ruthportway5198]

Great idea. I presume you used the actual die cut on other cards as well tfs

[@SashaReade]

Yes! I meant to mention, that i used the same die cut for placement- in case any glue got on it, and kept the others for use on another card!

[@hankejoosen4029]

🤩🤩🤩

[@Ninjamom4]

❤️❤️❤️

[@pennywarren2357]

Love this technique! I also love 2 for 1 cards, and obviously we can do that with this technique. Were you trying to think of die cut inlay maybe? This is kind of a take on that. Either way, tyfs!

[@Aeronwen813]

Great ideas, very effective! Please may I ask - do you tape your die cutting machine plates together? I have a Big Shot and I think you are using a Big Shot. It looked so much easier to align and use.

[@SashaReade]

Hi Margaret, No i dont tape them together. I have 3 plates on the bottom and then one on the top, i just line them up then stick them in my machine, and pop what im cutting on top then place the top plate on. Ive never felt the need to tape them- though i know quite a few crafters do :)

[@eileennielsen5165]

Watched 4 times now😋 Now just don't understand the Vellum one; I understand WHY the vellum, but did you put in or take out the letters and pieces the same way as first??

[@carloshaun7297]

Was the word you were trying to think of “negative space”, since you were filling in the negative space with the card stock?

[@eileennielsen5165]

" I'm a bear of very little brain" I really like this. I have watched twice and I don't get the point of cutting out the words, then gluing them back in? How does it end up w/o the words again? What did I miss?

[@LindaWYorksUK]

The main, full happy birthday (positive) die cut was just placed back on, not glued, so that all the other (negative) pieces (like letter centres and the pieces from between the words), could all be glued back in place, accurately. Once the are in place the full happy birthday die cut can be taken out and used on another project. Hope that makes sense and helps 🥴😊

[@SashaReade]

Linda's got it right :) I only placed it on for spacing so that i could put the negative die cuts back in to make it look like the words again, but so that the papers were showing through from under

[@dianalama1591]

Love your creativeness!

[@Poohtle]

Goodness, how many blocks do you have 😮😅😂

[@dawnmulder3540]

Using the negative space? Is that the technique you are referring? Or die cut inlay?

[@SashaReade]

ha ha that must be it, honestly not sure where my brain went on me tonight!

[@wendycoombes8590]

What is the actual size of the die please