Mixed Media Layering With Rub Ons, Ink & Paint

[@debbie4977]

Excellent tutorial on how to use the rub on stickers! Your card came out beautiful!

[@annmarieruda8166]

Beautiful card. I kind of gasped when you started cutting up your beautiful card. I can see where it looked really nice when you were done that it gave it some texture.

[@JulianaMichaels]

I figured there would be some people that might not like that, but in the end, I think it worked out!

[@user-hn3ic9zb7q]

That was a lot of work for so worth it! I really like what you created ... I enjoy edging my card pieces with brown, too, ... I find it makes a big difference. Thanks for sharing ... Monika

[@bettyareson6098]

Never used Rub ons but now I will. Beautiful

[@janinebarstow8100]

You have become my favorite crafter to watch

[@JulianaMichaels]

🥰Thank you SO very much!

[@geriprior751]

Great card Julianna. Those rub ons make a great background. Never used them before but they are really pretty. Thanks for the video.

[@bonnerdebbie]

Love your card, great layering. Wonderful tip of using reverse tweezers to hold die cuts together for gluing!! I use rub ons for background layer and for add ons when there is a bare spot that needs something.

[@catherinelancaster511]

Love this idea! And really appreciate your explanation of the layers! Great tutorial! Thank you! 💖

[@loriluszczak7121]

Really love the techniques you use in this card. Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent with us! I have made several versions of this card using the same rub-ons but a different postage die cut and stamp images. Having this video as a template has been so helpful!

[@JulianaMichaels]

That is so awesome! I'm happy to have inspired you and that you could use your stash to create something similar!

[@karenroberts4545]

I love this card. Love the color combo. I use rub-ons, in fact, I have the maps and butterflies that you used.

[@hazelyoung2046]

Beautiful, love the layers xx

[@craftycs8917]

Hi thanks so much for sharing your skill. Happy Crafting x

[@sandis6177]

Great project! Thanks for sharing.

[@alysonhovanec6314]

Gorgeous! ❤

[@candyclouston1412]

Lovely card. You might have fewer things to poke out if you run your die through the machine a few times instead of just once. Taping it to the paper will prevent it from shifting between runs. Ranger Archival cleaner does a great job on Clair and VersaFine inks. Your discussion of the considerations of various media and the order in which they're applied is helpful.

[@JulianaMichaels]

Great ideas and thanks so much for sharing your suggestions on the die cutting and adhesive cleaners. I'm also glad you found what I shared to be helpful!

[@lindastone8560]

I love this! Great techniques!❤

[@debbieharper4771]

That is just awesome. Thanks for sharing these techniques.

[@JulianaMichaels]

You are so welcome!

[@liznickless709]

Beautiful card. Love the background.☺☺

[@JulianaMichaels]

Thanks so much 🥰

[@janewebster7661]

Very nice. ❤

[@astridpensa3950]

very very lovely card.

[@JulianaMichaels]

Thank you!

[@shellyt9620]

Beautiful!

[@JulianaMichaels]

Thank you so much!

[@candyclouston1412]

I noticed you're using a pin with your gun apparatus instead of the stand (which was one of its selling points). Can you help me understand why? I've been considering buying one. I think the rubber cap I put over my fine tip helps prevent clogs, but inverting the bottle for storage might prevent a different kind of clog that's been an issue for me.

[@JulianaMichaels]

I touched on this in a previous video, but if you don't get the holder into the stand just so-so it will still clog and you can't leave it there for long periods of time or it will clog. This happened to me a couple of times so that's why I started using a pin. Now I don't have to worry about it clogging and even it does, I have the pin right there to use and unclog it. I personally really love the glue gun part of this because it is SO much easier and more comfortable to use to apply the glue as compared to squeezing a bottle. Hope that helps!

[@LoJo99]

You’re right it was looking like a hot-mess for a minute there. Wow. Though it turned out beautiful.

[@JulianaMichaels]

It was! LOL Thanks for sticking with me!