CHEAP craft room HACKS you'll want TO TRY!

[@imascrapaddict]

Great video and tips. I have several of them in practice too. One thing I would recommend when using the roller brush to remove/weed the die cut pieces is to have a box or lid with piece packing foam or a towel. I place the die face down and run the roller brush as usual, but the foam (or towel) provides give and the box (lid) help keep those little pieces contained. It saves me time and frustration.

[@ardyth]

Oh smart! I will give that a try! Thanks for sharing!

[@gailtuominen7707]

I wrapped a clipboard with aluminum foil to heat emboss on. The clip holds the foil down. :)

[@ardyth]

That's a great idea, Gail! Thanks for watching!

[@maiafelidae]

I liked your idea but did you mean the clip holds the "card" down not the foil? I understood the foil was wrapped around the board and didn't need to be hold down.

[@gailtuominen7707]

@@maiafelidae well, the clip holds the foil in place (keeps it from moving around or falling off) and then also holds the card down also when you use it. 😍

[@maiafelidae]

@@gailtuominen7707 Thanks, Gail, for answering! In my mind, I already had the foil securely taped down and not only wrapped. Makes sense now. 😊

[@gailtuominen7707]

@@maiafelidae I didn't think of the tape! I'll tape mine now too. THANKS! 🤩

[@dianalama1591]

I will need to make a foil-lined lid for embossing! What a clever, inexpensive way to prevent burns and warping. Thank you!!!

[@ardyth]

Yay! Thanks for watching!

[@DollyDaydreamInOz]

I've just jumped onboard the foil-lined embossing lid train...ingenious!!!!!

[@ardyth]

Welcome aboard! I've used it for over 10 years and I love it! Thanks for watching!

[@gailspence]

I don't have a spatula to separate my oops! mistakes with improper placement, so I use a piece of dental floss behind the cardstock and saw the floss down. FYI: I have cut cakes into slices with a piece of dental floss too. and sewn a coat button back on when it cuts the regular thread. Cheap and since I am a dental hygienist, it is readily available in my house! I also sometimes heat the back of my cardstock to make the glue soften a bit. LOVE the foil trick in the shoe box lid.

[@ardyth]

And minty fresh, too! lol! I'll have to give it a try - I've cut cake with floss before but hadn't thought of it for card making! Thanks for watching!

[@ebriggs3498]

I used the binder rings for my stencils. All my Tim Holtz stencils already have a center hole, and I just punch one in the stencils that don’t . Since I have a grid wall I can clip the binder ring to the grid wall. Works great and doesn’t take up any space!

[@ardyth]

That sounds awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@anneslinger2189]

I have that same spatula! I still use it with my scan n cut...along with other things

[@ardyth]

It's the best, right?! Thanks for watching!

[@kaylynn0215]

I watched your video from a few hours ago (4/5/24) and followed your link to this one. Another great organization video. I will be incorporating more of these ideas into my crafting time. Thank you for sharing!

[@ardyth]

Glad you enjoyed it - I rewatched and noticed I've moved on from some of them (ie magnets in my misti, thanks to the grip mats) but they're still good. Thanks for watching!

[@arlenep3784]

I still own orig cricut and cartridges. Practically new. I love it. Great video

[@ardyth]

Haha! That's good! I sold mine to a teacher friend and bought a Portrait which is much smaller. Thanks so much for watching!

[@queenzummo]

I had just bought new shoes when I saw your original video for an embossing box. I made one and constantly thank you for the idea!

[@ardyth]

Talk about perfect timing! Glad it's working for you! Thanks for watching!

[@SusanSheehy]

I use the binder rings for a swatch of my punches and my idea cards that come from one of my clubs. Using them for the nesting dies or frequently used layering dies sounds like a GREAT idea!

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@sherrywoods4630]

Thanks for sharing. I will have to try that foil box for heat embossing!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@EllenCardMonkey]

Mary Gunn taught me about what she uses: She made a cardboard “paddle” that is covered in aluminum foil. She clipped a clothespin to the side, that holds the project away from your fingers which are gripped on the paddle handle. I just love it! The other benefit - watch the foil for the reflection of the craft heater gun; a warmed up gun melts the embossing powder quicker, and reduces paper burn.

[@deb1623]

Use a clip wooden clothes pin to hold cardstock while heat embossing;magnetic vent covers from hardware store cut with scissors and can be any shape; school supply pencil boxes stack together and don’t slide apart on shelves for storage; plastic photo boxes hold mini ink cubes

[@ardyth]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing! And watching!

[@cupandink6086]

This is wonderful! I particularly appreciate the tip about the line of color at the top of the pouch to help you identify certain products. I store my stamps this way and was just trying to figure out how to identify which sets have birthday-related sentiments or images. This will be perfect! Thanks so much!

[@ardyth]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@juliecurtis9517]

Im going to make an embossing lid. Thanks for the great idea!

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@kiwipommiegirl]

You've given me some great ideas here Ardyth,thanks so much!

[@ardyth]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@KathyaKalinine]

Love these awesome tips, Ardyth! My favorite is the tin foiled embossing ‘tray.’ Can’t wait to try it!

[@ardyth]

Thanks, my friend!

[@karicoleman3548]

Does sticky tape keep the card still?

[@ardyth]

@@karicoleman3548 The purple tape on the piece was not there to hold it on the foil. I was probably using it as a handle when I poured the powder over. You could use it to hold it still if you want, but I don't generally have that issue. Thanks for watching!

[@karicoleman3548]

@@ardyth Thank you so much for that, and all your great tips. (I love your first name, it’s beautiful)

[@ardyth]

@@karicoleman3548 Thank you! As a kid, I hated being so different, but now I appreciate being the only Ardyth around! lol!

[@karenkreider5998]

After watching many of your videos, I too created a foiled lined box for heat embossing...brilliant!

[@shawnh1158]

Me too, alas the cats like to lay in it as well. Lol

[@ardyth]

Thanks, Karen!

[@ardyth]

Haha! That's too funny!

[@coolstamper]

Love the tin foiled embossing tray. 💕

[@ardyth]

Thank you! 😊

[@kathrynskelton832]

I like the rings for dies idea. I use rings for sentiment strips. I’m still working on it, but I stamp each sentiment on a piece of cardstock 4-1/4” wide and then label what stamp set they are part of on the back. I punch the strips and then put them on a ring by categories like birthday, hello, sympathy, etc. Then I hang them on a hook. Makes it much easier to find an appropriate sentiment especially when you don’t remember what set it’s from. Solves the “ but I KNOW I have a sentiment that says” whatever!

[@ardyth]

Oh, that's really interesting! I have the Evernote App which I have been using for a long time, but your way certainly beats my old way of trying to catalogue sentiments. And I know what you mean about trying to find them! Some people store their stamps by theme rather than by manufacturer (I used to), so it might help to keep the sentiment sets all together? Anway, binder rings are very useful! Thanks so much for watching!

[@kathrynskelton832]

@@ardyth, so far most of the sentiments I have on the rings are not from sentiment sets but from image sets. They often have a thank you and hello or something like that in addition to, say, the birthday theme of the whole set. So I use sentiments I wouldn’t otherwise think of because it wouldn’t occur to me to look at the birthday set for a sympathy sentiment.

[@laprofessora64]

I'm confused. Are you putting the sentiments in a baggie? Or are you punching them out of the piece of cardstock when you need them, but the whole piece of cardstock is on the ring? Sorry if it should be self-evident. TIA!

[@kathrynskelton832]

@@laprofessora64, I’m stamping each sentiment on a strip 4-1/4” wide and as tall as necessary for the stamp from 3/4” on up. Then I put the name of the stamp set on the back. I punch one end and put it on a ring of the appropriate category, e.g. birthday, sympathy, Christmas. Then I hang the rings on hooks on an upright surface near my work space. The strips are only for me to look through when looking for a sentiment. When I pick one out, I get that stamp set out and stamp on my card. Hope that’s clearer.

[@laprofessora64]

@@kathrynskelton832 ​ Oh, so it's just a reference! I wondered why you had the stamp set on there. Makes sense why Ardyth mentioned Evernote. I thought you were stamping and punching them for use (sort of creating a collection to use later.) I could see stamping a bunch of the sentiments on a card sheet (A2) and then punching out as needed, too. Thanks for the explanation. Sometimes it's hard for me to visualize what people are talking about. lol

[@pconan1]

Cool idea on the ink dauber solution.

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@nancyludlum2646]

Oh! Tip I've seen elsewhere for the magnets. Wrap an oversized piece of washi or other tape around them (with extra length on two sides) so you have a "handle" to move them easily.

[@ardyth]

Oh thanks! I know I've seen people do that, but when I tried it my washi kept ripping! LOL! Maybe I just needed stronger tape.

[@nancyludlum2646]

@@ardyth Probably so... Blue painter's tape should work. :-)

[@sherylosullivan9619]

My spray box is a pizza box style box which came with a craft supplies order. (OK, so I have a few!) it is great because it takes up very little room.

[@ardyth]

Smart! Thanks so much for watching!

[@melaniefisher8823]

Ardyth I am adapting that color coded system as soon as I can! I recently had to move in with my elderly father and I lost my basement which was my entire craft room, it was the size of a house so you can imagine. I now have ONE small room. I couldn't part with my stamps and dies but now that I'm here I feel lost and like I can't find a thing. I believe this color coded stamp/die system will be just the thing I need, THANK YOU for sharing!! I always appreciate you.

[@ardyth]

Thanks for sharing that! This is such a simple way to help keep track of things. Thanks for watching!

[@rhondaandrus7481]

Great tips! Love your dauber organizer. Thats cool 😎

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much! 😊 Amazing what a little math (and time!) can accomplish! LOL!

[@anniesews]

Thanks for this video. My favorite hack is the foil box for heat embossing.

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@phyllisstrickland54]

Things like good knives needs to be stored in a block or shield to keep their edge. I wonder if the cutting edges of the dies are dulled when they bang into each other on the ring, then additionally stored in a drawer. Otherwise these are great ideas!! I’ve been using a foil covered piece of cardboard in a box lid for many years - don’t even remember if I saw the idea somewhere or if I thought of it myself.

[@ardyth]

That's an interesting thought. Dies are not terribly sharp and it's the pressure from the machine that makes them cut, so I'm not sure I have the same concern about those edges but I will definitely keep an eye on them. I am more concerned about them getting bent and damaged as they move around in the drawer. I am hoping that hanging them up will help with that. As for your foil lined lid, well, you know already that I think that's a genius idea! lol! Thanks so much for watching!

[@susankingcs]

Thank you for sharing I absolutely appreciate the embossing hack with foil! Can't wait to try it!

[@ardyth]

Yay! Thanks for watching!

[@sheriwitthoft5895]

Fantastic information!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@jennifermaddock4382]

Great ideas. I really like the embossing station. I didn't know you were a fellow Canadian but glad to hear it.

[@ardyth]

Yes, I'm in Toronto! Thanks for watching!

[@CraftingandRelaxing]

The foil heat embossing trick seems great! Love your spray closet too! TFS! 💙💙💙

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@Vintagecomfort]

Love all the tips, thanks!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@blackitten2]

Great hacks!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@suklinkner8684]

Going to try a couple!!

[@ardyth]

Yay! Thanks for watching!

[@paulynevandersloot5677]

Thank you!! I love your ideas. I am going to put some of them to work in my craft room.

[@ardyth]

That is the best compliment! Thanks for watching!

[@melanieoconnell6390]

Thank you so much Ardyth i will implement some of your ideas in my craft space for sure !!!!! The dies on rings and shoe box lid for heat embossing are a big help !!!!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@judyconstantino7035]

LOVE that foil hack! Genius!

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@FLCraftyGirl]

Wow, pretty clever ideas. Thanks for sharing, I’m fairly new to stamping and card making so couple of these tips will really help me a lot...in particular the tin foil embossing lid and the rings for the nesting dies. I find I use those the most and to have them available at my fingertips will be fantastic.

[@ardyth]

Welcome to the stamping world! And thanks for watching!

[@donnam5891]

I wish I'd used this system to store stamps & dies .I think its much easier & more efficient than what I did. Love the foil lid idea too🙂

[@carolynniemann9886]

Thank you for the hacks! 💜😁👍🎨

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@smayer225]

I've been using the foil lined box for embossing since I started watching your videos. And I do think it reduces warping.

[@ardyth]

Yay! I'm going to take over the (cardmaking!) world with that easy tip! lol! Thanks for watching!

[@tami1796]

Thank you for sharing your videos

[@ardyth]

My pleasure!

[@icillepighin9049]

Great ideas

[@ardyth]

Thank you! 😊

[@laurabuehler]

I have a few wooden clipboards from the dollar store. I left the plastic shrink wrap on them, so when I get ink on the clipboard, it's easy to just wipe off. The clip portion still functions because it is not shrink wrapped.

[@ardyth]

Oh, smart! Love that idea! Now I just need to get out of lockdown and into a dollar store! lol!

[@nancyludlum2646]

Thanks for your brief, succinct and packed video! Good ideas!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@janeforever]

I've looked for magnets before, but not on Amazon. & I love the shoebox tip with foil to do heat embossing...no more burnt fingers when tweezers have been mislaid. Thanks for these wonderful tips.

[@ardyth]

Hardware stores may have magnets too. Thanks for watching!

[@harriettezmalloy7182]

Fantastic ideas! I love the spray station. I have a larger closet in my room that needs cleaned out. I’m gonna give that a try for sure! And the spatula to help remove paper- awesome! And the rings for the nesting dies! GREAT ideas!! Thank you so much!!

[@ardyth]

I never used to be a 'spray' girl, but I've been enjoying it more, I think partly because I have a dedicated place to do it! Thanks for watching!

[@LindseyMP]

I like you foil embossing lid, and have no idea why I have yet to make my own! Since I now from experience how well yours works! :D And now to consider the binder ring die storage...

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching! Can't wait until you can come borrow my foil lid again....

[@LindseyMP]

@@ardyth No kidding! Maybe in 2021? We can hope...

[@JenniferPerryMyScraproom]

I have been a scrapper for close to 20 years and you have the most unique ideas that I want to try. The spray studio and heat box then of course your photo studio!

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@laurenbutler3452]

Awesome hacks!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@karenreeves3958]

Great tips. I love the foil lined one for heat embossing.

[@ardyth]

That's one of my best! Thanks so much for watching!

[@stellaolejar9007]

Ardyth, love all of these ideas. Will be grabbing one of my old shoe box lid tomorrow morning. Also love the ring for nesting dies. Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful ideas. I truly appreciate it.

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@beverlyball6403]

Cool hacks, thanks for sharing. Timely as I was thinking of buying a photo box! 👍😁📸

[@ardyth]

I have bought a number of boxes, and they never had bright enough lights. Good luck! And thanks for watching!

[@anneslinger2189]

I have that spatula and use it ALL the time, but hardly ever with my cutting machine 😅

[@ardyth]

Right?! It's so useful! Thanks for watching!

[@Taitcreates639]

Very helpful tips, thanks Arydth.

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@kaymcbride8708]

Great hacks

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@GinaVJohnson]

Great ideas. Can you to me where The shelves on your desk with.different cubbies

[@ardyth]

They were floor models at Pottery Barn Kids way back - maybe 2012? I hope that you can find something similar - they really work well for me! Thanks for watching!

[@giselled.4149]

I always used the tool in one after I removed the die cut but it looks like it works much better leaving the paper in the die! I laughed at your spatula comment and placing your paper wrong! I feel you on that! Lol!

[@ardyth]

It depends on the die - the more open the spaces are, the better that tool works while the paper is still in the die. As for paper placement - I've been doing this for 15 years and I STILL can't get it right. I need to invent a tool for that..... lol! Thanks for watching!

[@cherylsmith6401]

Great video..i learn so much..thank you

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@racheljolley26352]

Am blown away with all your awesome tips, they are all amazing! Thank you so much! ⭐️🏆

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@barbaramartin8507]

Wow! These hacks are so different from others that just share the same ones over and over! Thank you! Now, I’m off to gather some of these materials to try out!

[@ardyth]

Oh yay! So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@gail66onutube]

I use bulb safety pins to hold all the dies from a die set together till I can put they away I also keep a safety pin on some string as a necklace to wear when crafting, I use it to release the paper from dies, or too unblock my glue bottle.

[@ardyth]

Oh, that's smart! I think I will give that a try! Thanks for watching and sharing your tips!

[@pamelasertich9850]

I love the hack with the coded system of colors for the stamps and dies

[@ardyth]

Me too - so helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@bethjackson8727]

What kind of bags/cases do you use for your stamps The look lovely being all the same size

[@honestly8015]

These are great hacks. Just found your channel and am subscribing right away. Thank you so very much.

[@ardyth]

Yay! Thanks so much!

[@IshaniScards]

You have been a great teacher to me Ardyth I had taken cues from your videos and started using the foiled shoe box and binder rings for me dies too. Thank you for sharing your tricks and tips with us

[@ardyth]

Yay! Thanks so much for watching, Ishani!

[@kristinevencel2898]

I love the idea for color-coding the stamp & die pouches! Wondering if you would share all the categories you have. I’ve been trying to do mine but I tend to overthink. 🥴😬😬

[@ardyth]

Sure! Gray is for dies. Green is for Sentiments. Yellow for Backgrounds. Aqua for Alphabets, Red for Christmas, Pink for florals, no colour for images. I also use purple for planner/calendar/date type sets. I also use Evernote, so if I have trouble classifying a set (say it has flowers AND lots of sentiments), then I give it tags and I can easily search for it. Let me know if you need more help! Thanks for watching Kristine!

[@kristinevencel2898]

@@ardyth thank you so much!!!

[@SuperRocketdog1]

Great ideas! I love the safety pin for stacked frames.👍🏻👍🏻💕💕😍😍🐶🐶🐶🐶🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@ardyth]

Thank you! 😊

[@heidiyamazaki1292]

Did I miss that hack? Oh… do you mean the binder rings for nesting dies???

[@sylviemorneault7066]

nice thank of the tip

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@aquilaclark814]

I agree ..I like that foil embossing box tip ....Although all of your tips are so good 🥰🥰thanks for sharing

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@sharondonaghy6030]

You have some great ideas here; I’m gonna be trying a few of them. Thanks for sharing!

[@ardyth]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@tinatorres5345]

These are terrific ideas. Thank you for sharing this. Can’t wait to give them a try.

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@lunchlady1826]

Love the embossing box!

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@ycartyahoo]

Binder rings for nesting dies. Mind is literally blown... thx for the idea

[@ardyth]

LOL! Sometimes it's the simple things (and I've had nesting dies for 15 years and just thought of it this year!)! Thanks so much for watching!

[@paulawillard9083]

I used that foil lined box. I picked up that tip from you about 6 months ago. Love it!

[@ardyth]

Yay! You are a living testimonial! LOL! Soon, I'll have everyone converted! Thanks for watching!

[@sherylosullivan9619]

I was going to comment about my spray box, when I saw that I had already posted that comment, 3 years ago! I guess I’ve been following you for a while Ardyth.

[@ardyth]

LOL! So we know you are consistent! I'm so glad that you're still watching! Thanks for your support!

[@debrashaw9130]

I can use couple of these! The foil box will be the first one! And storing the dies! TYFS! 💖💖💖🌹🤓

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@AlysonGold]

I never thought to use my spatula to release a card from its base. Duh! Great video with some fantastic suggestions. Thank you so much!

[@ardyth]

I use my spatula pretty much every single day - maybe you're just better at getting your panels down correctly! lol! Thanks so much for watching!

[@AlysonGold]

@@ardyth I wish! LOL I am terrible at getting them straight. Most times, I either leave it askew or I cut the panel off and try again.

[@ardyth]

@@AlysonGold Haha! I've been there, too!

[@lynnehill8635]

These really are great hacks! Thank you for sharing these!

[@ardyth]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!

[@created2bless322]

Ardyth! 100 years ago, HaHaHa too funny! I will be trying the ring binders for the nesting shape dies. You're right it's brilliant but so are all of your other tips! Love the sponge dauber tip. I can't think of any hacks that I have come up with because I get all of my ideas from my crafty KZbinrs, HeeHee! Thank you for sharing these wonderfully inexpensive craft hacks.

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching, June!

[@tonyafromaz]

Awesome ideas! TFS

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@heidiyamazaki1292]

What do you use to color code your stamps and dies? Highlighters and/or markers? Some great tips here! Thanks so much!

[@ardyth]

I use the chisel tip of my Copic markers, but really anything would work - even wash tape if you prefer! I think highlighters are a good idea as long as you can tell the difference between the yellow and green (if you use them both) at a glance! Thanks so much for watching!

[@heidiyamazaki1292]

@@ardyth oh, duh! That makes so much more sense! Thanks!

[@nancy-annerockwell5701]

Love the foul shoe box lid. This is a must! I didn't know you were a fellow Canadian either! Nice

[@nancy-annerockwell5701]

Foil... not foul lol

[@ardyth]

Yes, I'm in Toronto! Thanks for watching!

[@ardyth]

Haha, I wasn't going to say anything, I knew what you meant!

[@shelleybluebell397]

Ooh foil box lid is a great tip thank you.

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@Elizabeth45840]

Great Ideas! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@jacki7297]

Love the shoe box hack for heat embossing :)

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@gerberbaby52]

Super tips! Thanks for sharing!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@shirleypryor9397]

Thank you for sharing

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@9liveslisa]

Fantastic tips!

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@cathymoorman7687]

These are great tips. Thanks for sharing!

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@joannfroman4976]

Your creative hacks are awesome.Thank You!

[@ardyth]

Thank you! 😊

[@raceandrodeo]

Now I have to abandon my house cleaning to go try these amazing tips!

[@ardyth]

Oh please, why were you cleaning the house in the first place?! LOL! Thanks so much for watching! Let me know how they work out for you!

[@raceandrodeo]

@@ardyth Good question! I made myself a box top with foil for heat embossing, it works great! Thanks for sharing your amazing tips!

[@ajillianvancedesign]

Such GREAT ideas!

[@ardyth]

Thank you!! 😊

[@patriciabethke4142]

Great tips, thanks for sharing.

[@ardyth]

Thanks for watching!

[@scrapthissavethat]

I love all your ideas! Thank you!!!

[@ardyth]

Glad you like them!

[@TheKlh54]

Oh my goodness! I’m going to use several of these hacks!

[@ardyth]

That's the best compliment! Thanks so much!

[@shanners2762]

Some wonderful ideas here Ardyth, thanks for sharing 😁

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@Donnaliz14]

You scored a new subscriber with all these great - quick - cheap - hacks! LOVE them! Gonna watch this again! TYFS! Looking forward to discovering more of your vids.

[@ardyth]

Yay! Thank you! Thank you so much!

[@WendyColeArt]

These are all really great, thanks so much Ardyth ❤️

[@ardyth]

Thanks so much!

[@WendyColeArt]

@@ardyth I already did a little photo booth! Took a piece of 3 foot long, 18 inch wide white cardboard I have had forever, scored it into 3rds to fold it and voila! Then I just fold it flat and hold it that way with a binder clip and slide it away😁. Now my pics won't have those weird shadows

[@StarrystuffSkye]

Ardyth.. new subscriber here, I LOVE your videos. A breath of fresh air. Do you own any of the newer cricuts, I ask as I bought the explore air 2 and I am buying a grand calibur (cheap, off facebook marketplace) for scraps and dies I really like. TO be honest the cricut is intimidating. Thanks, Jessica.

[@ardyth]

I do not own a cricut anymore, but I understand how you feel. I think there are probably lots of good channels here on KZbin that could help you with this. Thanks so much for watching!

[@Lisa-hp9zs]

Geniale ❤️

[@ardyth]

Merci!