USING SCRAPS MAKING CLUSTERS FOR JOURNALS, MINI ALBUMS

[@SharaLee60]

These clusters are so pretty! I love to make these clusters! I can make a whole bunch, at one sitting! Thanks for sharing! ♥️😉🫂✏️📓🐾🦋🍄🍁👻🧙‍♀️🎃🦇🐈‍⬛✨️

[@gladysward6969]

So sweet, Edith! Like the brights and neutrals! TYFS. Prayers continue for you and your family. Be well. 💕💕💕

[@melodyturchik162]

I love all the scrap clusters

[@marianneoehrli2758]

Hello, très joli, merci ! À bientôt, bye bye

[@diannesadler5823]

That was a great video. thank you for the tutorial. Can't wait to see more from you🙂

[@margieryne6220]

Those are really cute! TFS!🥰

[@petlova1260]

Thank you! Great tips you really hit the jackpot on explaining how the clusters come to look that’s way as if things have naturally fallen together.

[@ctynan8996]

Hi I have just come across this video and ❤ ❤ ❤ these. Can't wait to check out your other videos. Thank you sooo much for sharing. Chrissy From Australia

[@nancytabor8302]

Have come to your channel early in 2021 and I LOVE LOVE LOVE your techniques!! Slowly going through past videos!! AMAZING!! Thanks so much!

[@anntaylor7781]

these are so cute. i googled cigarette cards and you were partly right, they are trading cards that were issued by tobacco companies to stiffen cigarette packages and it was also for advertising the cigarette brands.

[@lindabosico835]

I got my black bling liked yours in Michaels. Great video by the way.

[@brendahightower2793]

Ms. E. U always have interesting tutorials. Linda & Janet have it right bout the cigarette cards, BE BLESSED!!💐🦋👼

[@lindadeconcini3678]

I was watching shabby dabby do dab and she mentioned you. So I can over whatched this video and became a sunburn. Love your thought process. You explain why you place or add things together. Big hug to your kindness in sharing yourself with me and others.

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Thank you so much for joining us. Welcome and enjoy.

[@TheSpiegel3]

sweet ideas thank you so much for sharing!

[@janetduchamp872]

Once again you have done another awesome video for us. Can’t wait to do these. Thanks again for sharing.❤️

[@Jport3]

Beautiful!!

[@bethtobin5312]

That looks so fun. Cigarette Cards were used to stiffen the packs along with being advertisements from 1875 thru 1940. Can’t wait to try these clusters.

[@iristodd5352]

The cards also came in packets of tea. You could get books that you could put the collections in, there were a number of themes including flowers, animals, and many more.

[@janetedens]

I always enjoy what you make. Thanks for explaining clusters. Chesterfield cigarettes used to have little cards in them. It was to protect the cigarettes from moisture. I had family members who smoked when in my younger years. I think Raleigh did too. Grandma collected those. The history is interesting. Those old cards are worth money now.

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Oh wow. Wish I had some of the original ones. Very interesting.

[@shabbydabbydoodah]

These are all gorgeous, thank you for the mention too x

[@nancynorris9822]

Watched this twice! I think I love making ephemera! Never heard the word until about 4 months ago. I'm about ready to make a journal now that I have some confidence! TFS. 🤗

[@elsacleary9065]

These clusters are gorgeous. Your tutorials are awesome. Thank you.

[@DeDeaneHorseinAroundWithCrafts]

awesome idea E love it

[@chaselip]

Lovely clusters. So fun to watch you🌸🌸💝💝

[@sandracrawford1591]

Love this project very pretty. Yes the cigarette cards came in the cig packs so you could collect them. Thank you for sharing and God bless 🙏❤️

[@terrie1226]

These clusters would look good on vintage cards too...thanks for showing the technique on how they are made. Way to go Edith.

[@lindalovescrafting4551]

I so enjoy watching you and your thought processes. It makes me want to grab papers and start crafting every time I watch. You inspire us! I found this info on Wikipedia. Very interesting. Cigarette cards are trade cards issued by tobacco manufacturers to stiffen cigarette packaging and advertise cigarette brands. Between 1875 and the 1940s, cigarette companies often included collectible cards with their cigarettes. Started in US then to other countries. They depicted the styles in interests of the era. I had never heard of them before. TFS and Stay Safe. God Bless, Linda

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

I had heard of them but never knew they started here. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@cherienicholas5649]

You have such a wonderful talent with combining elements and the results are lovely. Thanks for sharing your creative process with us. I love this little works of art!

[@Justforlaugh22854]

Thank you.

[@mollymurphy5387]

These are one of my favorite things to make. I put my itty bitty scraps in a little basket and when it starts to get full I make my clusters. Yours are so pretty! We make them the same way. 😊 Have a wonderful day. God bless. 🙏🏻

[@pauletteliddell2923]

I like them. It's a good way to use up our scraps. I make quilts and do the same thing. You can make pretty items this way . Thank you.

[@mollymurphy5387]

Paulette Liddell Oh yes, I’m a quilter, too, and boy do we have some scraps. In fact, I didn’t realize how many tiny scraps I had kept! And now I am so glad I did.

[@ardellakoskinen5359]

These are so lovely! Thank you for this tutorial!

[@maryl9685]

Cool beans!

[@judyshandmadecreations]

Enjoyed watching you make them! I will have to make some! Thanks

[@carolstrachan4197]

Cigarette cards were in cigarette packs for years in THE UK. They weren't all flowers. Some were the type you could save up and buy things with or redeem for cash. I love making embellies. TFS and Hi! from Scotland!

[@Freespiritarts]

Adorable!

[@sherryvanderpool4024]

Very pretty clusters

[@janicegandt4550]

Thanks so much for showing the clusters. I made some to decorate a wedding album I'm making. I wish I could show them to you.

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

If you are on Facebook you can join our group and leave photos there. I see all of them. The link is below the video.

[@ruthportway5198]

There were many different series of cigarette cards - flowers, butterflies, trees, various sports and they were very popular. Sometimes books were produced eg. I have a book of butterflies, the book contained information about each butterfly with a line drawing then the cigarette card was stuck on top. Children used to swop the cards and often there would be a limited number of some cards to encourage people to keep buying that brand so their children had a better chance of collecting the cards they wanted

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Wow this is so interesting. I never knew the history behind these. Thank you for sharing.

[@susiescraftroomandstudio]

They are beautiful. Hugs 🤗

[@morningglory147]

your layering has inspired me

[@lindadeconcini3678]

Yes, the cigarette cards were included in a cigarette pack in England. People collected them. They did a card in their tea packaging too.

[@kimbain4368]

I found your bling on black at an Etsy shop called QuenbyMountainLove. They list it as Bling On A String. Says there's only one left though. These clusters are so pretty! Thanks for sharing!

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Thank you for sharing.

[@conniesobczak2177]

Cirgarettes card were used to stiffen the packages and advertising between 1875 to 1940 and collectable cards

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Thank you.

[@florawatson3711]

1870s Cigarette cards were first produced in the 1870s as a means to stiffen flimsy cigarette packs. Initially they were blank until an American businessman thought advertisements should be placed on them. Soon, companies began putting everyone from kings and queens to actresses and baseball players on cards.

[@mariapatriciachavez2109]

👍💖🖤

[@TheLisaPate]

I have tried making a sort of vellum. I saw someone taking a bit of baby oil on the paper that they had already put their print and even did it on some plain printer paper. After it soaked up the oil it looked like velum. Have you ever tried anything like that?

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

No I haven’t but sounds interesting.

[@broussardfamily1]

Hi Edith, these are great! I have a question about digitals. I’m a longtime scrapbooker but I’m new to junk journals & digital papers. Do you have to have a certain type of printer to print digitals - or a certain type of ink? I really want to give it a try but I’m not a computer person so it makes me nervous. Thank you so much for your help, I’ve enjoyed your channel for years. 🌷

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

No special printer. I have a $24 WalMart HP color printer and a $300 laser jet one and they both print digital a the same. And I joined the HP ink service and it is very inexpensive to print as much as I do. And I print tons. Hope this helps.

[@broussardfamily1]

Scrapbooking With ME Crafts Thanks so much! That’s a big help! 🌸

[@marshalong1614]

Do you have a template for the Lattice or braided christmas tree, please

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Not sure what you are asking. I didn’t use lattice on here? Let me know and I will try to help. Thanks.

[@marshalong1614]

@@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS Sorry it was about 3 yrs ago, a Christmas Tree Card

[@normahines9218]

Maybe hobby lobby

[@FiremansAngel05]

Wow love watching you and all your work but my video was just full of commercials today 😐

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Sorry we have no control over that KZbin places them when I monitize. And I can afford not to monitize. It helps pay for supplies.

[@FiremansAngel05]

@@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS oh hun I would have never wanted you to not make the money . I was just making a statement I watch ads to help support you as well as shopping at your store. Plz know that it was more about You Tube being greedy not you

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

I understand. I wish they wouldn’t add so many. But we get either what they put up or none at all. And some videos have 1 and others have tons. I don’t know how they decide it. Thank you so much for your support.

[@pamelarodriguez1731]

I think that they were a way of advertising

[@mariewebb9981]

Edith how do I email you about downloads I did not receive my fault

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Email me at [e-mail].

[@dainaandreetto510]

Cigarette card - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cigarette_card Cigarette cards are trade cards issued by tobacco manufacturers to stiffen cigarette packaging and advertise cigarette brands. Between 1875 and the 1940s, ..

[@SCRAPBOOKINGWITHMECRAFTS]

Thank you great to know. I had never heard of them.