Don't Cut Costs On These Card Making Supplies!

We all love to save money on craft supplies, but what they say is true...you get what you pay for. When you're spending money on supplies, save money where you can, but don't cut costs on the supplies I mention in this video! These are items you'll use for years to come, and if you purchase good quality ones to begin with, they will last. Don't cut costs on ink pads, punches, a die cutting machine, paper, trimmer, or scissors.
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[@mskerriboberri]

I bet schools or nursing homes would love the old card bases to use for activities.

[@lesliestrout5121]

I would add getting good stamping blocks is worth the extra cost. I have several that are lower quality, and like your paper, I never use them. A good, thick grid-lined stamp block really makes stamping easier especially sentiments.

[@rutheparker9006]

You are a wealth of information and a joy to watch! God bless you!!! ❤

[@brendajones7756]

You Are a Good lady. It radiates from you. Bless you.

[@sharonberkner9714]

Everything you demonstrated work great, quality is key.

[@lauramoore4064]

Use the cheap card base as a layer to pop things up more instead of dimensionals

[@judytanner6418]

I still have the old "tank" Sizzix Die Cutting & Embossing Machine and love it. I have a lot of Stampin Up punches as well. I agree on the flimsy paper 😂 Donate the paper you are getting rid of to your local schools. Kids will love you. One thing I am soooo glad I purchased before it was no longer available is the Stamperatus! Thank you for your tips, and all your videos you share.

[@craftcards_nl]

I bought a few cheaper stamping tools, but i never really loved them. A few years ago i splurged and bought a misti and it’s so much nicer and better working than the cheaper alternatives.

[@wandaspencer9523]

You always have so much valuable information to share, I have bought my share of tools for card making and scrapbooking since I began paper crafting in mid 1980s…. Back then my card stock and envelopes came from a print shop and stationery store. The quality was excellent. My stamps and embossing products came from a company in California and some of my pattern paper was handmade, mulberry and watercolor backgrounds. It was very expensive to be a card maker back then. However, people always appreciated receiving a hand made card! Today, we are blessed to have so many options. I am thankful for Stampin’Up,, it made card making easier to do! 😊❤

[@debbienoblesknowles]

Good morning Anna, You are so right, there are things that you simply don't want to get the best of certain items, I, like a lot of people learned the hard way... Your videos are always informative and helpful and useful... KZbin is very lucky to have you showing all of us, your creativity and giving us inspiration...you have such a sweet soul, and thank you for just being you❣️🤗

[@thereseramette6264]

Thank you for all the tips you gave today! I appreciate you very much! and I believe there is the LORD ! May the Lord bless you en keep you! 🥰🤚👏

[@marcime99]

Very good information for newbies and even more experienced stampers.

[@pebblesstleonards]

It's such a shame you're no longer able to show newbies the Stamperatus... it was the BEST stamp platform ever!! ❤️

[@b0vine09]

What happened to it?

[@RedArrowTinker]

@@b0vine09 The makers of the MISTI platform sued several other companies for copyright infringement on their design and won, and the others had to stop making and selling theirs.

[@DianaChard]

Thank you for your tips...I am brand new at this new adventure of card making, and you have really helped me...I truly appreciate your time in teaching me...

[@marjblack9688]

I agree fully on not cutting costs on cardstock and ink pads for sure. When I started out I thought I would save some money but ended up wasting money buying the cheaper stuff. Stamping up has such good quality cardstock and ink pads I would not buy anywhere else

[@cindywall3119]

Thank you for your informative and uplifting videos. You are a blessing.

[@lesliewheeler1741]

I appreciate these tips even though I am not a new stamper. It is so tempting to "save money" on cheaper supplies - only to have to discard them. Thank you for sharing your personal inspiration and thoughts.

[@tracyevans8838]

Anna Thank you for tips and encouragement talk ❤😊

[@deborahbloom7836]

Thanks for your inspiration.

[@anaraposo522]

Great tips, thanks Anna.

[@brendadamon3606]

Great tips.

[@debbieholman906]

Great tips !

[@gaylebates254]

What paper brand do you use.

[@tassie32]

can you do a video on how you have your paper trimmer marked to make cutting easier?

[@RedArrowTinker]

Tassie, look in the description box above. The video is called "What are the lines on my trimmer?"

[@liseworley7052]

I am really new to you tube and paper crafting. I was trying to use your link to get the paper trimmer but it asks for the Host Code. Please help.

[@janicelutz5536]

Is your fair over with? You were working so hard towards it, I’d love to know about your families prizes.