Using a mouse pad or some other gush pad under the paper when I stamp gives a clearer image. It helps on the reverse too. Never thought of using the silicone mat for reverse stamping. Thanks for sharing

GENIUS technique for reverse die cutting, thanks for sharing!

Thank you! You so make my day!!! I am a french Canadian from Québec, Canada!!! Love, love, love your ideas and your tutorials!!!

@cinderspapercraft89

6 жыл бұрын

Murielle you are more than welcome, you are a truly lovely 💕. I hope you like my next tutorial and thank you again, you really do make me smile 😊 xxxx Cindy xxxx

Hi. I know this is last year's video but I've just found you. W💥W what FANTASTIC ideas. I Love the silicone mat idea but the reverse die cutting idea is just FABULOUS! How you come up with ideas like rgese is beyond me. THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING ALL YOUR KNOWLEDGE. I've subscribed to your channel and I'm off to look around your blog. THANKYOU once again xxx 💖 xxx

Thank you so much for showing these techniques to all of us! I can only start to imagine what I could do with these techniques. :-) This will be useful for so much more creative ideas! :-D The box you showed at the end looks really beautiful! (And not just because I love the colours of the dsp!) Thank you so much for sharing this!

@cinderspapercraft89

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Prinz Mondkatze. It's so lovely to hear from you again, I hope you are well 😊. I am really glad you enjoyed the tutorial and hope you have a try with this. It really is easy, I hope you have a lovely day and thank you again for taking the time to leave such a lovely message xxxx Cindy xxxx

A gem of an idea! Thank you so much. You are very smart. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have done the reverse stamping on acetate, but I like your method better. As far as reverse die cutting, I usually have to fussy cut. Now I know how to do it correctly. Hugs.

@cinderspapercraft89

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Bobbi! What a lovely comment to leave me 😊. I am so glad you enjoyed it and I do hope you give it ago, it is a lot easier than I made it look!! It really means a lot that you left this message, it does make a difference to know people enjoyed my tutorials. I hope you have a great day and hugs from me xxxx Cindy xxxx

Yes thank you I have the stamp for the dog and I must start on my Christmas cards! Marcia from Westlake Ohio

Very helpful tips on reverse stamping and die cutting thank you.

Thank you so much I never knew you could do that Cheers Lyn

Thank you. Great demonstration!

Great tutorial. Thanks.

Thanks so much adding this to my great tips.

Love the use of the silicone mat darling! I have the same problems using a block or acetate too! Problem solved now! Keep well!

@cinderspapercraft89

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you my lovely 😊😊. I'm glad I'm not the only one that didn't have success with the other ones 😊. I hope it comes in use for you. I hope you are well and not wearing yourself out! 💕💕

Brilliant, so awesome

Love the tip to use the silicone mat. I think that seems to work the best. The ink seems to stay wet a little longer on it giving you a better image. TFS

@kkrolf2782

5 жыл бұрын

Did you have a chance to try the silicone mat? I'm curious as to what density to go for. Ms Cinders' seemed quite porous; I was surprised not to see ink oozing through to her hands as she pressed.

TFS. Very helpful.

Waouh!!!!!! Thank you for sharing with us Have a great day, Ariane

@cinderspapercraft89

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ariana, it's always lovely to hear from you. Thank you for watching and I hope you to have a wonderful day xxxx Cindy xxxx

Thanks for this video, I like the 3 method demo.

@cinderspapercraft89

6 жыл бұрын

Juanita thank you! I do appreciate you for your lovely comment 😊. I really do love it that you enjoyed it and thank you for watching xxxx Cindy xxxx

OH, HOW BLOOMING C-O-O-L Is this!!! T.Y.F.S.!!! Did I get the info correct??? Is that an embossing mat you used as a "stamp"? (Oh, and one one Great Tip deserves an "in kind": if you have access to a window, tape up the die to the reverse side of the paper using the window as a light box.). Again, MANY Thanks!!!

This is a great idea for the die cutting. Just wondering if you have tried laying your stamped piece on a light box for positioning the die. It should show through well enough. Just bought my hubby a great light box for tracing his stained glass patterns. Now that I've seen this I may have to "borrow" it occasionally. Cheers! Also from Canada - Ontario, where winter has been horrible! LOL

Great idea. ☺☺ You need a large flat lamp, to rest on design. You go to aliexpress site, And looking for Flat Plate Led. There are a flat lamps to read a pages of books. I think that are perfect for this tecnic. You try ☺

@kkrolf2782

5 жыл бұрын

What a CLEVER, CLEVER idea!!! I haven't recently seen what you are referring to, but I'm betting they have to be thinner and more easily handled than a "Light Box".

A light box would have helped you as it is a lighted flat surface and your hands would have been free to position the die over the image easier. Good idea, nevertheless!

Hi Cindy, Maybe your first one isn't stamping well because you are using a photopolymer stamp without putting a sponge or rubber mat underneath it....same goes for the actetate one...I could be wrong...but I do love your rubber mat idea...will have to give it a go...if you use verasfine ink, can you still use alchol markers to color it with such as Copics...Ann in Canada

A large solid rubber stamp works also

What's that thing your using that's your preferred method

@cinderspapercraft89

6 жыл бұрын

EsteeDarla that is a silicone mat. You can get them from Stampin Up but you should be able to get them elsewhere as well. I don't know if any others are kind of see through but the Stampin Up one was the one I used 😊 xxxx Cindy xxxx

Yes I wast to see the making of the box