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A cozy crafting session featuring Stamperia's White Christmas collection with tips on organizing supplies and creating DL cards.

## Key Takeaways

- October is the perfect time to start Christmas crafting projects.
- Stamperia's White Christmas collection offers versatile winter and Christmas-themed designs.
- Organizing crafting materials in vinyl record sleeves is practical and efficient.
- DL cards are a favored format for projects using Stamperia papers.
- Collaborations with craft stores like Sztuka Zdobienia enhance the crafting experience.

## What the video covers

- The video marks the start of Christmas-themed crafting projects in October.
- The creator introduces the Stamperia White Christmas collection, purchased from Sztuka Zdobienia.
- Discussion on organizing crafting supplies using vinyl record sleeves for better storage.
- Focus on making DL-sized cards using the Stamperia collection papers and embellishments.
- The creator shares personal preferences and experiences with Stamperia products.
- Exploration of various paper designs and elements within the White Christmas collection.
- Mention of collaboration with Sztuka Zdobienia and anticipation for future visits.
- Use of previously purchased crafting frames and embellishments to complement the project.
- Detailed observations on paper layouts and potential card designs.
- The video balances product review, crafting tips, and personal storytelling.

Answers

## Questions about this video

What is the Stamperia White Christmas collection?

It is a winter and Christmas-themed paper collection by Stamperia, featuring designs like Christmas trees, cozy scenes, and sentiments, ideal for card making and scrapbooking.

How does the creator organize their crafting supplies?

They transfer paper collections and embellishments from original packaging into large vinyl record sleeves, which are spacious and avoid irritating adhesive closures.

What type of projects does the creator plan to make with this collection?

The creator plans to make DL-sized cards using the Stamperia White Christmas papers, drawing inspiration from the collection's designs and sentiments.

## Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

00:00

Speaker A

Good morning. Good morning. I greet you all very warmly, even very, very warmly in October. And since it's already October, do you remember? I promised, I promised that I wouldn't make Christmas projects until October, but it's October now, and I haven't made a single Christmas project yet, so when I was thinking about what I wanted to record this week, I thought: "Oh my, it's already October, I can finally do it." So I pulled out a collection that was waiting for October, because I knew I would start my Christmas, winter-Christmas adventure with it. There's no point in kidding ourselves here. I knew this would be the first collection that I would cut into for Christmas. Although it's more of a, well no, it has Christmas trees. Fine, it's not, I wanted to say that it's more wintery than Christmas-themed, but no, there's no point in fooling myself, it's quite Christmasy. This is, listen, a collection from Stamperia. The collection is called White Christmas and it's from, I think, the last or penultimate, the last or penultimate release drop. I think the last ones were just junk journals, but there weren't any such "collections" collections, it seems to me. Anyway, never mind. In any case, I obviously bought this collection at Sztuka Zdobienia. This is, of course, a video in collaboration with Sztuka Zdobienia, which I cordially invite you to visit. I'm already rubbing my hands in anticipation for November, because I'll be at Sztuka Zdobienia, I can't wait. It is always such a very pleasant experience to be there on site, so I can't wait, I won't hide it. Um, well, today we will finally play with Stamperia and finally with White Christmas. I mean, we play with Stamperia quite often, because ever since I dared to cut Stamperia, it's been going pretty well now. So today we are cutting White Christmas. And I have, I have two 20x20 pads. Um, I don't have the large collection, I didn't take the large collection because I decided it would be too much. But I have to try to at least use up this collection, although I won't kid myself, probably not all of it. Oh, maybe if inspiration strikes. In total, I don't have that many Christmas collections. Okay, fine, I do. I wanted to say that I don't have many Christmas collections, but, well, I'm saying nothing more. I'm saying nothing more, my dears. Okay, let's take a look at one of them, I mean, actually, we can open both. I'll probably move them into one sleeve for this collection anyway. There's no point in fussing here, because I generally always transfer everything myself. Like, for example, when I have Stamperia, especially with Stamperia I do that. Uh, when I have Stamperia, I always take it out of all these little bags, because those bags really annoy me and it's just not worth it. So I transfer them from these bags into, oh, I'll show you, maybe someone doesn't know, and I found out about it too, I don't remember from whom. I transfer them into these, oh, into these plastic sleeves. And these, my dears, are not those sleeves, you know, the ones we buy that close with that adhesive, which is extremely irritating, right? I mean, for me at least, and I suspect for you too. And I buy these for myself. These are, listen, vinyl record sleeves. In case you were wondering, these are plastic bags for vinyls and they are quite large, I think they are over 30 cm, it seems to me. I have a measuring tape, so I'll even tell you how big they are. Yes, they are 32.5. They are squares, right? 32.5 by 32.5, probably. Yes, 32.5 by 32.5. So they are big and quite spacious. They don't have that closure thing here, you know, so they don't irritate. The fact is, if you shake them around, something might fall out, right? But nothing falls out for me, and thanks to that, I can put in a junk journal, collections that I've already started. I still have rub-ons from this collection, so they will go here too, but I think this set already has a good pocket, so it will be nice to be able to keep it safely there. So I put it into this kind of sleeve, so, so to speak, painlessly. I take them out of these sleeves they come in. Because those kinds of foils irritate me. Although, the one for the Junk Journal is actually nice. I really like that one. It’s actually well thought out because it opens and closes, nothing escapes, so I obviously keep those, it's not like I throw them away, I keep them, but then I put the whole thing into this large sleeve for, what is it? For vinyls. Exactly. Wait, I need to adjust the backrest so I can slide in here further. Okay, the chair works well. Bought a new chair. It works out quite well. And what will I want to do? I need to make a DL card, because I haven't made one in a long time. I have the feeling that, like, since I got back from vacation I haven't made a single DL card, so I'm catching up today. In general, I think I mainly make DL cards with Stamperia because these collections just seem to suit me that way. Well, we'll see. I have no idea. Actually, I don't know what we'll be making, because I really like these Stamperia papers. I'll just start looking through the papers and whatever inspires me, we'll make. So let's take a look at the collection once more. I already showed it in the haul, of course, but I don't remember it, no point in pretending otherwise. Here are some sentiments, so we'll probably use those sentiments. They are in English, of course, but I don't know, it doesn't bother me. Okay, here we have a little pond, a table, a chair, some cakes, and trees. Oh, you know what? I'll take it out. I found something recently, look what I found. I once bought myself some frames. Such wonders, such frames. Oh, well, Lemoncraft doesn't exist anymore, but I bought these frames a long time ago and found them recently. Listen, and even these little dolls, these little dolls. The dolls, I don't think I've ever opened or used them in my life. Maybe I should, because here I have one for a DL, only it's probably not my DL size, knowing me, it's likely a classic DL, actually no, wait, 20 by 10. It's good. So it is my DL, a square DL, and this one is like C6 or A6. I never know what format that is. You know, that little one, the small one used for those postcard-style cards, probably 10 by 15, right? Yes, 10 by 15, exactly like a photo. So I found them in a drawer recently and said I have to start using them. It's a useful thing to have. So I can just hold it up and imagine it now. And look, it's elegant. Elegant. I would love to recommend these frames to you. But as I said, Lemoncraft is gone, they don't exist anymore. But that would have been cool. Do we have a background like this on the other side? No, we don't have a background like that. A pity. But this is also cool with the table. Here are these lanterns. A nice DL size, because in landscape there's a bit too much going on, right? But this landscape view, oh, it looks phenomenal. Hey, this top part is really cool because nothing is overlapping here. These elements fit perfectly at the bottom. And that would be a beautiful card. Oh my, I really like this. I like this one very much. Yes, I really like this. Listen, this one here. Okay, we have our first strong candidate. We have a background here. Well, backgrounds, as we know, always come in handy. Now let's look over here. This would also make an interesting card, wouldn't it? I would do it differently, putting these elements here on a different background, because this background with the planks is kind of sad, I'd say. Here with these. That also looks cool, doesn't it? These little Christmas trees lined up here at the bottom. Also funny. Also a separate card. Because when they're vertical, you don't really know what's going on, right? But if you make two horizontal ones like this, it's nice. Oh, we also have a sweater. Super. Oh, I remember this sheet, I really like it because I love this background a lot. And here we have this beautiful tree. The bed here, you know, could have been

00:22

Speaker A

single Christmas project yet, so when I was thinking about what I wanted to record this week, I thought: "Oh my, it's already October, I can finally do it." So I pulled out a collection that was waiting for October, because I knew

00:36

Speaker A

I would start my Christmas, winter-Christmas adventure with it. There's no point in kidding ourselves here. I knew this would be the first collection that I would cut into for Christmas. Although it's more of a, well no, it has Christmas trees. Fine,

00:48

Speaker A

it's not, I wanted to say that it's more wintery than Christmas-themed, but no, there's no point in fooling myself, it's quite Christmasy. This is, listen, a collection from Stamperia. The collection is called White Christmas and it's from, I think, the last or

01:03

Speaker A

penultimate, the last or penultimate release drop. I think the last ones were just junk journals, but there weren't any such "collections" collections, it seems to me. Anyway, never mind. In any case, I obviously bought this collection at Sztuka

01:16

Speaker A

Zdobienia. This is, of course, a video in collaboration with Sztuka Zdobienia, which I cordially invite you to visit.

01:22

Speaker A

I'm already rubbing my hands in anticipation for November, because I'll be at Sztuka Zdobienia, I can't wait.

01:28

Speaker A

It is always such a very pleasant experience to be there on site, so I can't wait, I won't hide it. Um, well, today we will finally play with Stamperia and finally with White Christmas. I mean, we play with

01:41

Speaker A

Stamperia quite often, because ever since I dared to cut Stamperia, it's been going pretty well now. So today we are cutting White Christmas. And I have , I have two 20x20 pads. Um, I don't have the large collection, I didn't

01:54

Speaker A

take the large collection because I decided it would be too much. But I have to try to at least use up this collection, although I won't kid myself , probably not all of it. Oh, maybe if inspiration strikes. In total, I don't

02:05

Speaker A

have that many Christmas collections. Okay, fine, I do. I wanted to say that I don't have many Christmas collections , but, well, I'm saying nothing more.

02:14

Speaker A

I'm saying nothing more, my dears. Okay , let's take a look at one of them, I mean, actually, we can open both. I'll probably move them into one sleeve for this collection anyway. There's no point in fussing here, because I

02:27

Speaker A

generally always transfer everything myself. Like, for example, when I have Stamperia, especially with Stamperia I do that. Uh, when I have Stamperia, I always take it out of all these little bags, because those bags really annoy me and it's just not worth it. So I

02:44

Speaker A

transfer them from these bags into, oh, I'll show you, maybe someone doesn't know, and I found out about it too, I don't remember from whom. I transfer them into these, oh, into these plastic sleeves. And these, my dears, are not

03:00

Speaker A

those sleeves, you know, the ones we buy that close with that adhesive, which is extremely irritating, right? I mean, for me at least, and I suspect for you too. And I buy these for myself . These are, listen, vinyl record

03:12

Speaker A

sleeves. In case you were wondering, these are plastic bags for vinyls and they are quite large, I think they are over 30 cm, it seems to me. I have a measuring tape, so I'll even tell you how big they are. Yes, they are 32.5.

03:26

Speaker A

They are squares, right? 32.5 by 32.5, probably. Yes, 32.5 by 32.5. So they are big and quite spacious. They don't have that closure thing here, you know, so they don't irritate. The fact is, if you shake them around, something might

03:42

Speaker A

fall out, right? But nothing falls out for me, and thanks to that, I can put in a junk journal, collections that I've already started. I still have rub-ons from this collection, so they will go here too, but I think this set

03:55

Speaker A

already has a good pocket, so it will be nice to be able to keep it safely there. So I put it into this kind of sleeve, so, so to speak, painlessly. I take them out of these sleeves they

04:07

Speaker A

come in. Because those kinds of foils irritate me. Although, the one for the Junk Journal is actually nice. I really like that one. It’s actually well thought out because it opens and closes , nothing escapes, so I obviously keep

04:20

Speaker A

those, it's not like I throw them away, I keep them, but then I put the whole thing into this large sleeve for, what is it? For vinyls. Exactly. Wait, I need to adjust the backrest so I can slide in here further. Okay, the chair

04:34

Speaker A

works well. Bought a new chair. It works out quite well. And what will I want to do? I need to make a DL card, because I haven't made one in a long time. I have the feeling that, like,

04:44

Speaker A

since I got back from vacation I haven't made a single DL card, so I'm catching up today. In general, I think I mainly make DL cards with Stamperia because these collections just seem to suit me that way. Well, we'll see. I

04:55

Speaker A

have no idea. Actually, I don't know what we'll be making, because I really like these Stamperia papers. I'll just start looking through the papers and whatever inspires me, we'll make. So let's take a look at the collection once more. I already showed it in the

05:08

Speaker A

haul, of course, but I don't remember it, no point in pretending otherwise. Here are some sentiments, so we'll probably use those sentiments. They are in English, of course, but I don't know , it doesn't bother me. Okay, here we

05:22

Speaker A

have a little pond, a table, a chair, some cakes, and trees. Oh, you know what? I'll take it out. I found something recently, look what I found.

05:33

Speaker A

I once bought myself some frames. Such wonders, such frames. Oh, well, Lemoncraft doesn't exist anymore, but I bought these frames a long time ago and found them recently. Listen, and even these little dolls, these little dolls.

05:51

Speaker A

The dolls, I don't think I've ever opened or used them in my life. Maybe I should, because here I have one for a DL, only it's probably not my DL size, knowing me, it's likely a classic DL, actually no, wait, 20 by 10. It's good.

06:10

Speaker A

So it is my DL, a square DL, and this one is like C6 or A6. I never know what format that is. You know, that little one, the small one used for those postcard-style cards, probably 10 by 15

06:22

Speaker A

, right? Yes, 10 by 15, exactly like a photo. So I found them in a drawer recently and said I have to start using them. It's a useful thing to have. So I can just hold it up and imagine it now.

06:35

Speaker A

And look, it's elegant. Elegant. I would love to recommend these frames to you. But as I said, Lemoncraft is gone, they don't exist anymore. But that would have been cool. Do we have a background like this on the other side?

06:48

Speaker A

No, we don't have a background like that. A pity. But this is also cool with the table. Here are these lanterns . A nice DL size, because in landscape there's a bit too much going on, right?

06:57

Speaker A

But this landscape view, oh, it looks phenomenal. Hey, this top part is really cool because nothing is overlapping here. These elements fit perfectly at the bottom. And that would be a beautiful card. Oh my, I really like this. I like this one very much.

07:16

Speaker A

Yes, I really like this. Listen, this one here. Okay, we have our first strong candidate. We have a background here. Well, backgrounds, as we know, always come in handy. Now let's look over here. This would also make an

07:28

Speaker A

interesting card, wouldn't it? I would do it differently, putting these elements here on a different background , because this background with the planks is kind of sad, I'd say. Here with these. That also looks cool, doesn't it? These little Christmas

07:44

Speaker A

trees lined up here at the bottom. Also funny. Also a separate card. Because when they're vertical, you don't really know what's going on, right? But if you make two horizontal ones like this, it's nice. Oh, we also have a sweater.

07:56

Speaker A

Super. Oh, I remember this sheet, I really like it because I love this background a lot. And here we have this beautiful tree. The bed here, you know, could have been left out, but you can always cover it with something. But

08:08

Speaker A

that tree is absolutely insane. I like it so much. And here we have this pony.

08:15

Speaker A

A pony, little baubles. Little baubles, there's too much going on here, but it also looks great. Gosh, this collection is made for horizontal cards. Listen, it's a total phenomenon. Oh, and here we also have a very nice background

08:30

Speaker A

with baubles. Fortunately, I have two of these collections, so I can go crazy here as much as I want. And as for me, because there will surely be voices saying "oh my, a little sheep, oh my, a bunny, those aren't the right holidays.

08:43

Speaker A

" Personally, it doesn't bother me at all, but I say this every time, that such attributes from other holidays don't bother me at all during others.

08:51

Speaker A

Like, it's known to be a Christmas card anyway, so what's the problem, right? Okay, here these doors. Well, those doors would have to be cut out. By the way, it's also a cool idea to just cut out these doors. From the window, you

09:04

Speaker A

can also use these sheets, because they appear in practically every Stamperia collection, they are just so packed with everything. For me, these are sheets for cutting out elements, because look, this armchair is perfect for cutting out. This is also perfect

09:17

Speaker A

for cutting out. I don't really like this girl much because of the way she's kneeling. I'm not a fan, but all these other elements will work perfectly for cutting out. Here we just have wallpaper, so that's also cool. We have

09:31

Speaker A

cards, we have cards. Well, these cards , these cards could be nice. Oh, exactly for gifts, actually. Will I use them for my gifts this year? They are cool for gifts, actually. Yes, these cards are useful for the holidays,

09:45

Speaker A

because normally, you know, not really, but for the holidays they're cool. Okay , we have this one here now. Oh, and this would also be great if this little kid weren't here, because everything else here fits beautifully, but this

09:57

Speaker A

kid by the tree doesn't really fit, does he? Do we have almost the same thing on the other side, just without those elements? There are no bells and whistles here, I mean those lanterns, but if I could do some hocus-pocus, so

10:18

Speaker A

I could take it, but I couldn't, because the tree is right on this side.

10:23

Speaker A

Oh boy, because I already thought about how to do it from one sheet, right?

10:28

Speaker A

That then I could take the back side without this kid and without these here , and take the tree from this side, cut it out of this. This is actually that fry that probably isn't a fry. And I

10:39

Speaker A

would take these little geese here too, because they look super cool, but that won't work out unfortunately. Wait, how does it look at the top? Oh, beautiful too. No, listen, this collection is basically made for making landscape cards, from what I see. Well, kind of,

10:56

Speaker A

because this tree is cut off, which isn't great, but I really like the top part here and I like this frame, but you'd have to do some, you know, hocus-pocus with two sheets. Well, no problem, right? We have a strong

11:09

Speaker A

candidate here too. Okay, what do we have here? This is an interesting sheet too. Oh yes, to make for yourself, right? To pull out here like this. To shove something else in here, for example, pull out this frame. This

11:24

Speaker A

could also be pulled out. On the other side, it's the same. Oh, here it is, this is such a nice one. Okay, all right. Look at this one with the teddy bears, if you are sending a card to

11:34

Speaker A

some family, for example, also super awesome. Well, yeah, it's also cool actually, although for me there's a bit too much going on here. Well, if you really wanted to. I like these better.

11:48

Speaker A

Oh, here in this case, right? But the background is also lovely. Here we have these small squares and this is perfect for making a square card, right?

12:00

Speaker A

Ideally, only this is a large square, but here you have a square card, perfetto. And from these small ones, you can also make a card, like a mosaic , for example, on one like this, right?

12:12

Speaker A

Because they almost fit perfectly in twos, so you can make a set of six. You have a cool card there too. That was cool too. We also have tags here. Lots of these tags in this collection. And here we have some circles too. You can

12:28

Speaker A

whip up a card from these circles as well. But we have a beautiful background, so it's not a problem. And here are some more elements. Okay, we’ve looked at these. There are just too many strong contenders here. What

12:40

Speaker A

can you do? Okay, let’s check out the Junk Journal, because I have a junk journal too. I mainly got it for the backgrounds, because I thought that when I’m working with the collection —you know, using those fronts that

12:51

Speaker A

are just gorgeous—I’ll be running short on backgrounds, right? Because I have ideas for cards from practically every sheet, so the backgrounds are getting a bit scarce. But here we have lots of backgrounds. We have the whole sweater. Here we have these huge doors.

13:07

Speaker A

I won't be making a card out of such big doors, but this window, for example , is no problem at all, right? You can whip up a little card. And we have a background. Exactly, here is that big,

13:17

Speaker A

big fireplace too. That’s also a bit too much for my needs. We have that beautiful background again, which is also in the collection. Here we have stickers—I mean decals—which are also cool. Stickers are nice for the back and front of a card. Ugh. For the

13:32

Speaker A

back and the inside of a card. Oh, I see we have die-cuts with captions here . And here are some blank labels, so if someone doesn't like English, they can write in Polish, right? Cool. Okay, here we have these, and here is this

13:43

Speaker A

huge armchair and that huge armchair. They are enormous, listen, really enormous. And I thought, look, a big square card with such a huge teddy bear , right? Or here. They are great for, um, for what? For a junk journal, for

13:58

Speaker A

example. Indeed, but if you were to trim it, for instance—not use it as is—it would look better. Though you can't really pull much out of here, right? Because we don’t have more.

14:14

Speaker A

The armchair is nice, but that’s more for a junk journal or art journal. These presents are nice too. Okay, here we have what those little Christmas trees were at the top. We have this super cool background. I really like it

14:25

Speaker A

a lot. Here is that view, the sweater, stickers, stickers. Here is that big bed again. This is a beautiful sheet overall. I think it’s also in the collection, but it’s gorgeous. I like it so much. And this is nice too. That

14:41

Speaker A

is also in the collection. Okay, we have wood. Here we have things to create scenes. They are so cool because they are for making scenes. These elements are made so you can build a scene yourself, right? Place that bench

14:55

Speaker A

somewhere, and maybe attach some little cushions on or around the bench. Everything fits size-wise, you know, so that's cool. Oh, this is nice, the girl with the, with the little sheep. Oh, and here, you see, it's not a sheep,

15:08

Speaker A

but a little deer. And here is a girl standing up. I think she’s prettier than that one kneeling down. Oh, and here’s this lovely little horse.

15:16

Speaker A

Lovely little horse. And here we have these cards. These cards also tempt me a bit, because look, they are perfect cards. 10 by 15. You just take something like this, you don't even have to add a backing because the

15:27

Speaker A

backing is already there. A very simple matter. Two elements, a sentiment, and you’re done with the card. Or even without any elements at all. Those are cool too, with those things. But these cards here, I think I'll just make some

15:41

Speaker A

simple cards out of them. And these squares are cool too. These would be perfect for a square card, right?

15:48

Speaker A

Because you make four of these, you fiddle with them, you know, color them or do something with them, add some lettering, and it's beautiful, such a nice background. And here we have the background. Okay, so let's see. I’m

16:02

Speaker A

using this junk journal more to use up the backgrounds, because these compositions are not quite right—I mean, they are just too big for my needs, but the elements will definitely be useful, so that's cool. So, let's get started on the collection. And now,

16:19

Speaker A

let’s go in order, starting with those lanterns that caught my eye, because I have, like, one, two, although this fits me better here. I kind of like this idea here with with these little Christmas trees and with all these things here. I also like this

16:43

Speaker A

one, but I also like this one here. I think I like this one more, actually.

16:49

Speaker A

Okay, so we have it. One, two, all horizontal. And it's hard to decide here. Here, this is, this is this sheet . This is a tough one. Listen, should I do it like this, or should I do it more

17:02

Speaker A

horizontally, or vertically? Especially since we don't have this image a second time with that tree. I would have to use just the bed. The bed just doesn't really fit for me. I mean, it would be cool if it weren't there, right? I'd

17:22

Speaker A

have to cover it with something, so I think horizontal is indeed better. Yes, more horizontal. Okay, so we have one, two, three. Here we have more elements to cut out, four, because I also wanted to use this one. Here. I'm not sure if

17:46

Speaker A

I'd want that. I think I'd prefer this. Four, so five. Five. Although these bears are also cool. Wait, because here is this picture. Yes. Oh, so that's it.

17:58

Speaker A

Okay, never mind. Five. Bears are nice too. Six, seven. And you know, we can make eight out of this. And with these little squares, I also think I'd get nine, so nine cards. I have nine card ideas from just one collection. Look.

18:21

Speaker A

Be wise, my friend. Figure out what you want to do here. I think I would go in order. That would probably be the simplest. Either in order or backwards.

18:31

Speaker A

Okay, I think I'd start with this. Somehow these lanterns. Yes, okay, let's go with the lanterns. We're going in order already. So let's go in order.

18:38

Speaker A

I like doing it in order because it makes my head very happy. So I'll take one from here and one from there, because I definitely needed two sheets here, no point in kidding ourselves.

18:52

Speaker A

And we'll definitely make a base. Oh, wait, I have a base, I have base paper, I mean it got dirty. I have this shiny dark blue one here, because you know I really love those shiny papers, the only question is whether it will match.

19:06

Speaker A

I think so. I really think so. Because this collection has blue, I also took this pearl one, but I think the reflection on the blue one will be nicer. Well, on the pearl it's like, oh , very delicate. Yes, but also pleasant

19:21

Speaker A

to the eye. But today we'll do it a bit more, you know, you know what it was like, with a little edge. Edge it is.

19:30

Speaker A

Okay, let's do it. Let's do it, my dears. Let's do it, let's do it. Making ourselves a base, a little base. A little base. A cute base. I make a classic base, 10 by 20. For me, a DL

19:48

Speaker A

size base is the standard of standards. Nothing ever changes in this area, and I don't know if it will. I really like this 10 by 20 and I think, well, I don't know what would have to happen for me to change my habits in this area

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Speaker A

. I'll cut it down. And here I'll cut it down to 20. DL. Now I have to consider whether I'll even want to do it in my classic format, that is, downsizing it, because my classic DL format, you know, with matting and all

20:36

Speaker A

the bells and whistles. As soon as I find my measurements sheet. OMG, I lost my measurements sheet. Don't tell me it's not like that. I'm placing it here so you can see it too. In case anyone is wondering, my last layer here is 82

20:55

Speaker A

by 182. And now my question is, will 82 by 182 be too small, because 182 is up to here, so I would have this part here I'd have to cut off a piece of the belly here, but it actually looks

21:14

Speaker A

pretty cool. Everything fits. The question is, does 82 fit, because 82 is up to here. 82 is up to here, so these lanterns here would disappear. Unless I trim it to 10 and go with 82 from the bottom, so that those lanterns stay.

21:38

Speaker A

Need to think about it. Wait, I'll cut it at ten, because here we have, how much do we have? Well, we have 20, as usual, right? 20. I can even cut it in half, for now at 10, because that's

21:52

Speaker A

what needs to be done anyway. And now, if I were to do it at 8 from the bottom , I would cut off this inscription. You can't see anything because it's focused on this. I would cut off half the

22:11

Speaker A

inscription, meaning half of it, which isn't a problem, because I'd want to apply texture paste through a stencil there anyway, so that's the least of my problems, as long as I keep all these lanterns, because if I snip this way,

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Speaker A

one, two, then I'll snip these lanterns down here. The question is, if I snip these lanterns at the bottom, will I be , because they would then be like 8 is here. They would then be like pretty heavily snipped. 182 from this side.

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Speaker A

They would be here, in the corner, they would be snipped. The question is, does it bother me or not. What bothers me more? 82, because 82 would be like, oh, up to here somewhere. Actually, it doesn't bother me that the inscription

23:20

Speaker A

is like that. I think I'd rather snip the inscription from the top, because there's that nice view here. Never mind the lanterns, the view is nice. Okay, let's do that. You see, I had to give it some serious thought. So, I'll trim

23:33

Speaker A

it from the top to my 82 by 182. Just 82 for now. Like this. Yes, exactly.

23:44

Speaker A

That's definitely no pain at all. I even have this little strip here, maybe it will come in handy for something. So I'll leave this as it is for now. I'll trim this to my size and I'll trim the

23:57

Speaker A

backgrounds for the junk journal, so everything is ready, and I'll come back to you once I've finished trimming so I don't bore you with cutting. This is my classic DL size. So I'm trimming the front, the back, and all that, and I'll

24:12

Speaker A

get back to you so this doesn't take forever. Okay, I have the sheets cut, but I haven't glued them yet because I wanted to show you what's what. So yeah , I obviously cut out this picture and trimmed it to the right size, so I have

24:27

Speaker A

that. I'll be gluing it in a moment, so I'll do a jump cut for you then. I'll obviously glue one on top of the other and attach it to the cardboard. For the backing here, I'm using the piece that

24:37

Speaker A

was at the bottom of this sheet. It looks really nice here, so I'll use it for the backing. Inside, I chose this sheet. And this, listen, is the back cover of this Junk Journal. So it's like torn wallpaper. It looks super

24:55

Speaker A

cool, so that's going inside. And for the back, I took this piece from the junk journal sheet with the door and window. I cut off the bottom part just in case I want to use the window later if I feel like it. So this is that

25:11

Speaker A

bottom piece. There are some stamps here, you know, things of that sort. I've trimmed that too, and that will be my back. So that's how it looks. I'll reinforce it with cardboard, of course.

25:21

Speaker A

So I'm going to glue this now so I don't bore you, and I'll be back once it's glued. I'm back. It's glued. I have my entire sheet covered on all sides now. This is how it looks. I think it looks very nice. Generally,

25:36

Speaker A

inside we have this, and that's great because it gives us potential for rub-ons, right? Because not that much is going on here, so we can really go wild. And on the back, we have this; I still don't have my Tosiakowe stickers.

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Speaker A

I really need to make them. I've been cutting so many times since I started talking about it, but I keep forgetting . I'll finally do it. We'll be able to attach something here, too. I even thought maybe we could attach one of

25:59

Speaker A

these banners there, so we'll see. So, I have the whole thing covered. Um, putting my phone away because while gluing, I was watching an Easy Dab film about making a longer Halloween door decoration. I highly recommend it, so

26:14

Speaker A

I'll keep watching later. And when it comes to Halloween, I want to remind you all that we'll be meeting on the Friday before Halloween, I think it's the 30th, it seems to me, the 30th or 29th, maybe the 30th. We're having a

26:29

Speaker A

night live, our Tosiakowe Halloween sleepover. We'll be cutting, well, I hope we manage to. We'll see if it works out. And how long we'll stay up for it, you know. We'll be cutting a Halloween junk journal from Stamperia.

26:41

Speaker A

I’d like to reset it, but we’ll see if that works out. Well, at least the base. Well, maybe we’ll see, we’ll see. There’s no point in, well, I’d like to reset it, but let’s see how it goes. Alright, we’ve got the base

26:54

Speaker A

covered here, so it’s time to get down to work. Wait, I think I have some , but do I have cream ones? Because I have these, oh, see, I’ve prepared various, all sorts of little cutouts.

27:07

Speaker A

Oh, how lovely. When I have scraps, I round them off like this, trimming them to size, whether it’s for a DL card or a square. I have square ones too, look. Oh, square ones as well. And then I just reach into the drawer and I’ve

27:22

Speaker A

already got them ready. I don’t have to worry about it. I made my bases the same way. Look how many bases I have.

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Speaker A

These are the bases, listen. They have a weird format though, it’s 9.5 by 14.5. It’s not 10 by 15. I had these strips that were smaller. These two here, these are just a bit bigger. And these are smaller strips. But it’s

27:44

Speaker A

not going to make itself. It all got done perfectly. So I prepped it like this, and honestly, it works great because it really speeds things up, so I’m sticking a little card in here right away to have it ready. Dip dip,

28:03

Speaker A

dip, dip, dip, dip, dip. Alrighty, then . And of course, we’re going to use rub-ons here. Anetka taught me that rub-ons are super cool, and stickers are super cool, and rub-ons are super cool, and you just have to use them and

28:18

Speaker A

not be afraid, right? So I’m trying to use them and not be afraid. Getting it somewhat straight. Well, somewhat.

28:26

Speaker A

No. Actually, I have to cover the back inside here first, because if we start messing around with this, it’ll be hard later. The back is one thing, but the middle will be problematic. Wait, maybe we should stick something on

28:39

Speaker A

right away. We should pick some stickers. For the inside. Exactly, some rub-ons. Wait, I have to, because you see, this book has basically fallen apart, right? They have a tendency to fall apart once you take something out of them. That’s why I transfer them

28:55

Speaker A

into my own things later. So I’ll take the stickers out separately. Oh, here are the die-cuts. Die-cuts separately, too. Because here are the backgrounds. I need to organize this.

29:08

Speaker A

It’s a disaster. And you see, I edit out the covering part for you, but I don’t edit out the cleaning up.

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Speaker A

That’s the job. Maybe I should, but jeez, what would be left of this video if I cut out all the repetitive stuff, right? That would be a total disaster.

29:26

Speaker A

Alright, we have this here and we have that there. It’s all super cool. I really like these squares, and I like these little notes here, too. I’ll definitely use some of these. As a background. We can put this aside for

29:41

Speaker A

now. I’m wondering, if we’ll find anything useful in here. I don’t know , but I have a hunch. I don’t know, but I have a hunch. Okay, let’s put it aside for now. Let’s check the stickers. What do we have in these

30:01

Speaker A

stickers? To go inside. Maybe some rub-ons. Maybe we should use rub-ons after all. This sheet is actually very misaligned. It’s really, really shifted, so I’ll probably have to trim these stickers myself. Only this one is so misaligned. The rest are fine

30:19

Speaker A

, which is cool, because sometimes more of them are shifted. Gosh, these sparrows are so cute. But you know what ? Let’s do rub-ons. For stickers, you know, stickers are no problem. I mean, I have no resistance to using them. But

30:35

Speaker A

with these rub-ons, I always have some resistance. So maybe let’s use the rub-ons. Since I have them. I have to use them so, you know, everyone can be proud of me. Oh, this collection actually has this pocket, so that’s

30:49

Speaker A

cool. Everything is cool. Oh, how pretty. Okay, but let's not make this take, you know, ages, right? So it doesn’t take ages, I’ll just do something quickly, quickly. Quick, quick, what catches my eye first? What will catch my eye first? These sparrows

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Speaker A

. Yeah, these sparrows really won me over. Okay, let’s cut out the sparrows then and keep the outline to a minimum, because you can see it a little bit later on. So I’ll take the sparrows. We’ll need one more element

31:25

Speaker A

, because the sparrows will go on the top right, at least I think so. So we need one for the diagonal, because I like decorating the centers, I mean the wish-card things. Exactly, like putting one here, right, and putting the other

31:41

Speaker A

one here or vice versa. Here and here. I mean, I’ll do it on a slant. You can pick it up. There’s nothing there . And we still need something for this side. This side. This goose is just super cool. This goose is so cute.

32:02

Speaker A

Maybe we should just put a gift here? Oh, oh, oh. But actually, this star is nice too. Oh, let’s put this flower pot. Let’s put this flower pot. Let's , let's, let's. I need to try making a card, where I use a rub-on on the top

32:23

Speaker A

of the card, because I haven't done that yet. Like, I haven't gotten to that yet, I haven't dared to do it. And that would look pretty cool too, right?

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Speaker A

Maybe I'll leave it, maybe she'll push it in somewhere for me. Okay. Let's leave them on top. Who knows? Who knows ? Who knows? Alright. And now I'm taking this off like this. Yes. And we'll attach it here. I'm doing it so

32:47

Speaker A

it's a bit on this and a bit on that. Let's do it right here, so it's done.

32:58

Speaker A

Oh, the heads will be lower down, but I think we can manage. And now we take the bone folder. I discovered that this part of the bone folder works best for me. Oh here, not this one, but this one

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Speaker A

, to rub it like this. It just works much better for me. And here you need to press hard, hard, hard, so that everything transfers over, right? I'm so smart now because I already did it the first time, and I was like, "Mother

33:29

Speaker A

of god, what's happening here, how do you use this?" I'm doing it here on a drop-off, so inevitably there will probably be a gap, but we'll see how big it is and how bad it will look.

33:42

Speaker A

Maybe it won't be bad, maybe it will be good. Maybe it will be good. Listen, okay. This little flower. Is it enough, or is it not enough? It was enough here . It was enough here. It's cool because

33:58

Speaker A

you can see right away if anything is left on it. No, everything is good. We have a beautiful flower. It looks lovely. These rub-ons are great. And I was so scared of them, just like that.

34:14

Speaker A

And it's a bit like a decal. It reminds me of a decal. Too bad it's not done wet, right? Although I don't know, maybe it can be. No, I don't think so, because there are also these stickers, those water ones, right, where you have

34:26

Speaker A

to soak them and then the paper falls off. Something like that. I remember that something like that was done on nails once. My nail tech used to do it when I still went, before I had allergies, I went for hybrids and she

34:38

Speaker A

would attach stickers like that. I remember they were water-based, that she would put them in a little glass or container, they would float there, separate, and then onto the nails.

34:55

Speaker A

That's how it was. And you can still do that today, right? How are our little birds doing? Are you ready to play with us here? I think so. Oh, I see even Stamperia didn't survive unscathed. The sparrow has two of these; I shouldn't

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Speaker A

have stamped it. The sparrow has two tails. See? Even with Stamperia, little mistakes like this happen. There's no way around it. No way around it. Okay, we have it. Listen, it looks great. I really, really like these rub-ons.

35:31

Speaker A

Rub-ons, rabons. Whatever. Yes, whatever. Okay, so now let's move on to our front. Let's move on to our, to our front. Need to have some fun, right? I mean, we need to, we want to have some fun. First of all, what I want to do is

35:45

Speaker A

lift up this tree with the lanterns. And this tree, well, we can lift it up with the lanterns too, right? I’ll cut it out. This is where we’ll start , because since we have it like this— aha, wait, we need to trim it a bit,

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Speaker A

and so I don't have to mess with precise measuring, I'll trim it just so I know. Here and here, so I don't have to cut it off from the cut-outs later.

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Speaker A

Like this. Aha, it's good that I marked it. Hard to say where here, I think.

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Speaker A

Okay, and where here? Oh, here it is. Okay, okay. Well, you know, those pieces aren't there, and so I don't have to...Okay, good, good, good, good.

36:51

Speaker A

Okay, let's finish the top. Here it was 82, let’s make it 8.3 instead of 8.2.

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Speaker A

Just in case there’s some kind of shift or something. It should be good. 8.3. Okay, so we can trim it. I wanted to make sure my guillotine cuts the same way. Yes, sometimes there are shifts, and here that millimeter could

37:20

Speaker A

be missing. Well, okay, we have some subtitles here just in case. I'll leave those for now too. I don't know why I need these scraps, but let it be. And okay. And I'm cutting it out like this, I'm cutting out this tree. Of course,

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Speaker A

I’m doing it without the frame here, obviously without the frame, because we're going to lift our tree, the beautiful tree that is just begging for it. But actually, I could do those little stars on the bottom first, because I thought I’d like to—I’m

37:55

Speaker A

actually considering embossing, but I’m a bit scared, I won’t lie, I’m a bit scared. And I don’t know if I’ll have the nerve. I think I have to cut it here because there's no turning back. So maybe before I start

38:15

Speaker A

cutting everything out here, let's do the background so it can, you know, dry , because it's possible I'll chicken out of embossing and we'll just go with applying paste through a stencil. I'm really tempted to do some embossing

38:34

Speaker A

here. And I don't know. I really don't know, to be honest. And I don't know.

38:40

Speaker A

These are the crafting dilemmas. I'm wondering. Am I tempted to emboss? Maybe I shouldn't be so stressed about the embossing. It’s sure to turn out okay, right? It’s definitely going to work. I won't ruin the card. It's just

39:00

Speaker A

that I have to do it on the finished card, and that's so stressful. Especially since I have embossing powder. I actually have some powder from Stamperia. I didn't even know I owned one. I have this Stamperia embossing powder that I don't think

39:16

Speaker A

I've used yet, to be honest, so it would be cool to try it out. It's silver, really beautiful and glittery.

39:24

Speaker A

I didn't even know I had it. But I do. So, since we're playing around with Stamperia, we could try it out and see how it works. I think we'll do that.

39:38

Speaker A

You know, I'll just cut out this tree first, so it's all good. So it's good.

39:47

Speaker A

I started here, so that it would be. Okay. Look at this wonky tree we've cut out here. This will be raised, but first, obviously, we'll do the background, because I took it, I took it, look, I took the powder. It

40:02

Speaker A

actually seems to be still, like, even sealed, unused. It’s Stamperia Sparkling Silver. And I thought it would be cool, especially since I have this beautiful stamp with these little stars, and it's tempting me to stamp it here. The stamp is super cool because

40:21

Speaker A

it's large and there's really a lot of neat stuff on it. It's, of course, from Wiki's collection, she has that difficult last name. And here is that very stamp. Oh, you'll be able to see it well. The one on top. These little

40:34

Speaker A

stars, stars. As if I put it up here, just here and there. That would look cool too, I think. But probably not here, because it would be cool to, for example, just do it across the whole thing, right? And here I would put some

40:52

Speaker A

here and some there, because I'd like it in this part, in this part right here. Shoot, maybe I should do a test run somewhere first, right? Maybe we should test how it stamps. Let's emboss . Okay, let's do that. Alright, I'll

41:10

Speaker A

just cut this out first so it's done; I'll leave the little birch tree down there alone, and I'll just cut out the big one. Let it stay in the background, because, well, you have to decide on something. Still, you just can't do it

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Speaker A

like that. Although if I had one more sheet, I could cut out more. But three collections is already too much, right?

41:38

Speaker A

Three collections is too much. I mean, three pads of the same collection. That's what I mean. That's a no, no. I just have such great joy now from great joy from finishing off a collection.

41:56

Speaker A

And if I had three pads, well, try finishing that off. Of course it's possible, but it's a lot, a lot of work , especially if you're not making an album from that collection, for example . Because if you're still making an

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Speaker A

album, let's say, well, an album is good because it consumes a lot of paper , so if you're out of ideas, it's worth making an album some sort of, I don't know, a folio or something. Where is that tree? I don't see it here at all.

42:25

Speaker A

I think here. Okay, I think here. We have this cut out too, so we'll be able to lift this up here as well, but let's put it aside for now and check. Let's do a test. Let's do a test, my dears.

42:40

Speaker A

Let's do a test, my dears. Will this be useful for something? Well maybe, it might be useful. Who knows? Let's test this powder, because, oh, we'll use this for the powder test. Listen, I want to see how it will look on this.

42:55

Speaker A

Well, actually, this is perfect to use here. Okay. Let's try. I have some embossing glue here. I'll take a plate, if I can find it, because it was always here and now it's gone. Oh, here. So it wasn't here, it was here. Never mind.

43:15

Speaker A

Let's take our little stamp. I could use a piece of paper, right? I could use a piece of paper. Maybe diagonally we can fit more. Okay, that can work.

43:28

Speaker A

Yes, but I need to grab some paper, so wait for me. Okay, I have some knitting materials here. I think I can use this, because I don't really know why I printed it, so it can go to waste. And

44:04

Speaker A

oh my God, how long it's been since I embossed. You don't even know how long it's been since I embossed. And I wanted to stamp it here somewhat unevenly, so let's do it like this.

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Speaker A

Let's say, some piece here. Maybe I want it even after all. Actually, I don't know if anything stamped here. I don't see anything. No, nothing stamped . I guess I have to do it on the plate.

44:40

Speaker A

Okay. Alright, so let's make an attempt on the plate. We're stamping this again . It’s going to turn out that this ink just isn't, well, it's not sticking anymore. Come on, work. We need to stamp it from the plate. Okay, so for

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Speaker A

now I'll stamp it here where I have, oh , where I have the paper, and then we'll do it in between later, because the point is to get it in there between those trees. I have this vision of the

45:13

Speaker A

world. Alright, I hope something actually stamped here. No. It’s possible that it might have just dried up a little bit on me. So it might not even be there anymore. So it’s not out of the question that I’ll need to

45:37

Speaker A

take a different, you know, this embossing powder is very, very glittery . Look, do you see? It’s like mega glittery. I don’t know if it’s not too much, honestly, for my needs.

45:54

Speaker A

Let’s brush it off here. I wanted to blow on it, I started blowing. That’s not the best idea in the world, blowing on this. Yes, I want to remove it so only the stars stay, but no, damn, I’ll tell you honestly, I don’t

46:12

Speaker A

know if I’ll manage to keep only the stars here. Will I be able to do it?

46:20

Speaker A

Maybe I won't succeed, I think. I’m afraid it probably won't work out. Can I try to emboss now? But it seems to me that this powder is too glittery for such a fine for such a fine little pattern where there is so much going on

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Speaker A

, right? There are stars and something else and something else, but let’s try to poke at it here. We’ll see.

46:46

Speaker A

I’m curious, aren't you? Will it work or will it not work? Let’s check it out. Let’s give it a chance, because maybe maybe it will look nice. Who knows, but it seems to me there’s also not enough glue here. It seems to

47:05

Speaker A

me that it has dried out a bit. I have to purchase, by way of buying. Purchase myself a new glue. In that case, since this one isn't really handling life very well. Okay, I’ll tell you that it turned out better than I thought it

47:32

Speaker A

would, but it is very glittery, very glittery, and I think that with such an intricate pattern as these little stars , it just makes too much of a mess here , so I guess no, I guess not. I think

47:45

Speaker A

I’ll let it go, because it looks nice , but it would look nice, for example, on some cardboard, on some, you know, large surface, so I think...well, I don’t really like this effect this way, so we’ll go with paste instead.

48:04

Speaker A

That’s not a problem, after all. No. We’ll go with paste. We'll take it through a stencil and it will look beautiful. Well, so no, we'll skip that here. I need to find another idea. Gosh , I would have done this with white

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Speaker A

powder, for example. I'm tempted by this embossing. I'm tempted by this embossing, but no, because I want it to shine. I don't want it to be white. I want it to be like, you know, but not that much. Because here it shines way

48:39

Speaker A

too much. But it's good to know that this powder works. It is, in any case, embossing powder sparkling silver, if you were wondering, from Stamperia and it's also Wiki. Wiki with the difficult last name from her collection. Okay, so

48:53

Speaker A

in that case we will pop in here a paste. It's actually good that we're doing it right away. Just, what kind of paste would I want here, because this stencil, I have it here, so we'll use this. I have the stencil here. I think

49:14

Speaker A

I used those flowers, it seems to me that I already used those flowers and they are actually I'm a bit tempted here to make a banner, I mean a banner, you know, like something like this.

49:31

Speaker A

Maybe we'll pop this in, but I'm also tempted by the one up here. It's also pretty. I mean, one of these banners is tempting me, I won't lie. Gosh, maybe we'll take the top one. It will pass nicely here under the whole thing. It

49:52

Speaker A

will look so elegant. Actually, one could do that. We'll see how it looks on top, because maybe then we'll do it on the bottom too, and it will be like, you know, a pattern from top to bottom.

50:02

Speaker A

We used to do patterns in school. We'll make our own patterns here. But with what do I want to do it? Do I want some ice effect? Do I want some ice effect?

50:16

Speaker A

Do I want something finely ground? But this is pearl. Probably not pearl here. Or maybe Snow Crystal. H or snow. But I don't know if it won't be too strong.

50:29

Speaker A

Snow Crystal I haven't opened. This is also a new purchase. It's from Pentart. You know I really like Pentart pastes.

50:37

Speaker A

Only it is quite thick. Do I have a spatula? I have, wonderful. It is quite thick, very snowy, but geez. Crystal.

50:49

Speaker A

It is, you know, snowy, but with a shine. It would look elegant. Gosh, maybe we'll use it? Oh, I thought about something finer. I have some, you know, shimmers here, but this one is also just pearl white. I also have a rainbow

51:03

Speaker A

one, but here there are these, like, little foils, so I don't think that's quite right here. This is a pearl. Oh, and I also have this one. It would look nice here too. Okay, but let's take the snow one. Come on, let's take the snow

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Speaker A

one. Fine, YOLO. Let's take the snow one. I have to use this snow one. I have to use it up. I actually have a goal this winter to use up this snow paste. And I came up with an idea. No,

51:32

Speaker A

I thought of this. We'll see if it works. Probably not, but who knows, if I get a winter mood, it might work out.

51:41

Speaker A

All right, let's do it. There we go. In case anyone was wondering. Pentart snow crystal paste. Of course from Sztuka Zdobienia. They have so much Pentart stuff, you can really go wild. Listen, it will come out here because these

51:58

Speaker A

Stamperia stencils are quite thin, you know? But maybe we'll manage. Just a thin layer like this. Okay, it's going, it's going, it's going, it's going, it's going, it's going, it's going.

52:22

Speaker A

This paste is beautiful. I like it so much. I usually bought it in a pen, you know, it was perfect for making snowy finishes. For example, if you have a window, you know, to make it look like snow is lying on it, this paste in a

52:39

Speaker A

pen is perfect for things like that, because you can do all sorts of details very precisely. I usually use it for that, but when I was ordering last time from Pentart, from Sztuka Zdobienia, they didn't have it in a pen. So I took

52:58

Speaker A

this one, it's great. Okay, looks elegant. I already like it. Oh, look how beautiful. Oh, God, how beautiful, how it shimmers. Okay, that was a good idea. And now, my question is, do I want to put it at the bottom too? I do.

53:12

Speaker A

Okay, we'll put it at the bottom too. As you can see, the problem is solved.

53:16

Speaker A

We'll put it at the bottom as well. I'll just wipe it off, so it doesn't get everywhere. Ouch. On everything. Or no, maybe I'll go wash it off first. Or should I wipe it? Will I be able to

53:29

Speaker A

wipe it? Because when we're finished, I'll obviously go wash it. I mean, once we're done applying, maybe I can just collect it here. Because if you have a thick layer here, this stencil is really thin. I mean, okay, it's not as

53:42

Speaker A

thin as some others, because there are these paper-like ones from Stamperia, you have to know what you're getting.

53:51

Speaker A

But if you have such a thin stencil and you make a thick layer around here, then it's hard to...it doesn't turn out well later, you know? It just looks ugly. Okay, but this turned out fine.

54:06

Speaker A

I'm covered in glitter. Wonderful. Holidays, holidays. Okay, let's do this here too. I think I'll do it exactly the same. I won't do a mirror image. Or maybe let's do a mirror image, just because. No, it's the same anyway. I

54:21

Speaker A

could do that, right? But I mean, yes, but then I should do it in reverse.

54:27

Speaker A

Although, maybe we can manage. Do you think I'll mess that one up? Maybe we can, maybe we can. Maybe it won't be that bad, because it will actually look cool as a mirror reflection. It will look nice and closed, right? Okay,

54:43

Speaker A

nothing ventured, nothing gained. I really like this paste. Yes, it was a good shot to use this one here. It's like, well, part snow, part glitter.

54:54

Speaker A

Basically, it's everything at once, it's beautiful. It shines just like a little jewel. Awesome, just truly awesome. It's good it wasn't in that pen, at least I can spread it through the mask, as I don't think I've ever

55:08

Speaker A

had it in this form. I've always had it in a pen. Yeah, using a pen is so difficult. Well, you can technically squeeze it out and transfer it, but having it like this is more convenient.

55:18

Speaker A

No sense kidding ourselves. I really like Pentart, because Pentart is good and inexpensive. Pentart is super. I am a very big fan of Pentart, I mean, Pentart media. Okay, we got it. We got it. Okay, I'm going to, I'm going to

55:38

Speaker A

wash the mask, because there's no, no point otherwise. And the spatula, the spatula, the palette knife, whatever it's called? Spatula, right? I'll go wash the spatula too. I'll just close the jar, and let this dry. Let it dry

55:54

Speaker A

and I'll be back to you soon. Mask washed, nice and clean. I mean, well yeah, you know, almost clean, as clean as it needs to be. Uh, this can also be set aside. And how is it drying? It's

56:08

Speaker A

drying nicely, I think, right? No, it's super. It looks cool. I really like it.

56:15

Speaker A

What a good idea that was? Only I know. It was a very good idea. Better than embossing, I think. And we'll punch it out here like this. We'll obviously do this in glossy, obviously. Actually, I saw that Stamperia probably released

56:30

Speaker A

something glossy. Something popped up for me, but I didn't see it in the craft store yet. Maybe it will be there later. I don't know if it's something new. I saw something new like that.

56:39

Speaker A

Something popped up on my Instagram that looks similar to glossy, so well, we'll see, we'll see. Maybe I'll manage to get my hands on it somewhere. Well, alright then. And this will be attached here. And this will be attached here.

56:52

Speaker A

And what else would I like to do here? You tell me, because it already looks super as it is. Maybe we could add some inscription here from here, for example . Well, we could take an inscription, that would be a good idea. That would

57:10

Speaker A

be a good idea. Wait, I'll dry it a bit because I'm afraid I'll stick my finger in it. That will be enough of that.

57:22

Speaker A

Allow me to dry it for a moment. Okay, I don't know if you can see, I dried it , but when this paste dries, it becomes practically transparent. Do you see?

57:34

Speaker A

It's practically invisible. You can only see, I mean, I see it, right? I can see the pattern very clearly. When I look at it, oh, you can see it too.

57:42

Speaker A

Oh, that’s exactly how I see it. When I look at it live, this is how I see it . Oh, oh, oh, oh, that’s how I see it . Exactly how I see it. But when you look from above, it's almost invisible,

57:53

Speaker A

right? There's just this glittery surface. But it looks cool. Super. And it’s dry, so we can stick on the next things. And so what I definitely want to stick here is, we'll definitely stick this. And we'll definitely stick

58:09

Speaker A

this. Basically, I think we could start with that. Because once I have that, I'll know if I still want to add something else here, because I think so . Now, what height do I want to create here? Do I go for three, like hardcore?

58:25

Speaker A

I’d rather go a bit more gently with two, for example. What do you think?

58:30

Speaker A

What would you do in my place? Because if I put a three here, it will be very high. Well, one is out of the question because it's too little. So let's go with two. A compromise, as they say. Oh

58:41

Speaker A

, my favorite with this yellow one. It’s my favorite. My favorite. But what can you do? Okay, foam tape is always great, you just need a bit of patience for it. We’ll pretend that I have that patience. I wanted to pretend

59:05

Speaker A

I have patience for it. Well, but I'm glad it's already the holidays. I tell you, when I make this first card, although this one is very wintry, right ? If you insist, it’s not really a Christmas card at all. It's really much

59:21

Speaker A

more wintry than festive. There are no holiday attributes here so far. Well, this is a poinsettia. Actually, not at all, so you can safely say that this isn't a Christmas card, but rather a winter card. And so what? Tira rira.

59:38

Speaker A

You can give a winter card if someone has a birthday during the holidays, for example. Ugh, during the holidays, not during the holidays. If it's the holidays, sure, but if they just have a birthday in winter, right? Such a

59:50

Speaker A

winter card, I think it's elegant, don't you? I have mine in the spring, for example, so for me all spring cards are ideal, but if someone has a birthday in winter, why not give them a winter card, right? I think it's

60:09

Speaker A

elegant. Elegant. Okay, now these here ...we're going to peel off this junk. The worst part. I could have done this on cardboard, right? It probably would have been better. But try cutting that cardboard into such tiny pieces now. I

60:33

Speaker A

would have gone crazy, knowing me. I don't know if I have that much vitality . Okay, here, like this. Oh, you see, you need to make little nubs here.

60:52

Speaker A

We'll make these little nubs here and it'll be elegant. On these little branches, so they don't stick out. I don't know what to do with these.

61:08

Speaker A

They're so thin, but damn, if I don't glue them down, they'll just sink in.

61:16

Speaker A

They'll sink in and nothing good will come of it, right? Okay, we'll manage to peel it off somehow, because peeling off these little foam squares and foils is the worst. Why did I come up with these branches? I could have skipped

61:31

Speaker A

them, right? You're probably watching now and saying, "let's hope she cuts out this cutting," I mean, this peeling of this junk. We'll see. If it's really bad, I'll cut it out for you, but if it's not that bad, I believe you can

61:48

Speaker A

handle it. Done. Okay, that's enough, that's enough. It won't be good. It will be good. Okay, I think I really will cut this out for you. I'll just come back once I've peeled it off, so as not to annoy you, and myself, by

62:08

Speaker A

having to do this very, very, very quickly. I'll just do it in a way that works out well. Okay, I'll cut it out for you after all. Bravo. I managed to take them off. By the way, of course,

62:22

Speaker A

some neighbor started drilling, so I hope it won't be too bad, but we have to finish this today, so I'll try...if he drills a lot, maybe it won't be so bad. Okay, I have the foils removed and we're going to attach this. I dabbed a

62:41

Speaker A

little glue on it so it's easier to move around, because you have to hit the right spots. So that there's that cool 3D effect, right? Because otherwise it's hard. Okay, we managed to get it pretty well here, I’d say

63:01

Speaker A

reasonably well. More or less, yeah, it’s not bad. It’s not bad, I think . We have a cool 3D effect, and I’ll glue this on here too. Today I feel like Iza. Izaad. Iza is always stressed that either someone is ringing the

63:23

Speaker A

doorbell, or it's a courier, or bells, or something is happening outside. And today I feel just like that. Now someone has started drilling over there . My dear, he keeps coming in here. We just have guests today, and it’s

63:33

Speaker A

constantly something, right? Either this needs doing, or that needs sorting out. Either folding boxes or something else. Basically, it's a day of adventures, so I hope I manage to cut everything out. We’ll see. If not, then oh well. No, I'll worry about that

63:55

Speaker A

later, but the most important thing is that the card is progressing. It makes me very happy, I won't hide it. It makes me very happy. It makes me very happy in general. The first winter holiday card this year. This season.

64:08

Speaker A

Okay, this season, because I probably already made a winter one this year. This is how it looks, and to be honest, it already looks super cool in this form, but I would like to add some sentiment here. I’m missing a

64:22

Speaker A

sentiment here. And we’ll definitely add some glitter to those lanterns. And we won’t do much more here, because it makes no sense to add anything else.

64:31

Speaker A

Maybe use my Snow Crystal Pen, since I have last year's one, I hope it still works a bit. I’d like to add some snow here and there. Unless we use a regular snow pen, not the crystalline one here, just a regular snow pen. Hm,

64:48

Speaker A

I also have Ice Crystal, I'm such a nut . I just have all these pens. Shoot, now I'm wondering, let's use a regular snow pen, a regular one here. Here, where there are, you know, snowy things , and we'll add some glitter. Okay, I

65:00

Speaker A

have that, but the sentiment. I really want to squeeze some kind of sentiment in here. And now, we have these, but we also have sentiments from the die-cuts, right? Let’s take a look here, right?

65:17

Speaker A

Oh, here they are. I thought as much, that they were there. What do we have here? Stay where it's warm. Oh, that’s nice. Gentle kind of magic is also nice. Quiets full. Stay co nature is a gift. Oh, nature is a gift.

65:38

Speaker A

That’s nice. I really like that. Let’s see. Let’s take it and see how it will look, because if it looks nice, then this will be epic. Epic.

65:50

Speaker A

Inscription. Great. Nature is a gift. Yes. Oh, yes. roughly speaking. Let’s see if this will even make any sense here, how it will look at all. It might turn out it doesn't fit. And then we'll wonder what else to do here, because if

66:10

Speaker A

it had to be somewhere, it would be somewhere here, for example. Nature is a gift. I wonder if this inscription isn't too big. Here we have a smaller version. But again, I’m afraid this smaller one will be too small, honestly

66:27

Speaker A

, what do you think? But maybe not. You know what, I’ll cut it out. We’ll see, maybe it’ll be just right. Where is it? Right. Ours. Maybe it will be.

66:46

Speaker A

Okay. I’ll cut it out. We’ll see, because this inscription would work beautifully here, right? There’s also one here with little birds too. A gentle kind of magic would also look cool, I think. Maybe one of those. This one is a bit bigger, right, with those

67:06

Speaker A

birds, but let’s see this tiny one. I’m afraid it’s too tiny again, because here, maybe I could put it here then. Okay, you know what? I’ll cut it out. I’ll cut it out and we’ll see in a moment, because maybe it’ll

67:24

Speaker A

be just right. We’ll see. Now I’m just wondering, because it doesn't have to be in the center, right? That center . I’m always afraid of those empty centers. I have some kind of fear of those centers, that you just can’t

67:42

Speaker A

leave a card so empty. But actually, why not? It’s a big step out of my comfort zone. Man, because it would look nice here, right? It would look great. Nature is a gift, because I don't think there. Well, not in the

68:00

Speaker A

middle either, because it’s such a tiny thing. I’ll tell you that it somehow fits here for me. I don’t know why, but it fits here for me. Hm.

68:12

Speaker A

Because it’s a bit too big here. Yes, this one is just too big for this card.

68:19

Speaker A

Too big, too big, too big. But this one , man, if I put it here, I’ll tell you honestly, it looks good to me here.

68:33

Speaker A

It looks good to me here. And here I have to place it and see through your eyes, because when I look through yours , it’s prettier, meaning it’s easier to see. I see better than when I look myself. Now I don’t know if it

68:47

Speaker A

looks better here to me, or here. I think it looks better down here to me.

68:52

Speaker A

Somehow this bottom like, to put it. I don’t even know. Oh my, do you see?

69:03

Speaker A

It’s just a nightmare. Do you see? This is just the kind of work where you do, do, do, and later something fits, but you don't know where. No, actually, it fits best here. Okay. Let's put it there, because it's best there after

69:16

Speaker A

all. I'm just wondering if I should, for instance, back it with something dark. As if it were cut out, you know, to be elegant, so it doesn't blend in, so it stands out, but I don't know myself, honestly, if that wouldn't be

69:33

Speaker A

too, as Kasia Grusza would say, vulgar, because it sort of disappears here for me. But does it have to not disappear?

69:45

Speaker A

That’s exactly the point. Does it have to not disappear? Because it actually looks cool when it's like lost in all of this. It’s just so delicate . Everything is just so delicate. I think I like it like this. Yes, we

70:00

Speaker A

won't do that. What serious things, serious decisions are being made today. Okay, so we'll go with the first one then, so it's a floor lower than the other, because I don't want to put it up, I just want...Oh, look, I have a

70:14

Speaker A

magnet here. I'm wondering why it’s sticking like that. I don't want to put it one floor higher. I want to have it like really low. The cat just ate a moment ago. Literally just ate, and he's already yelling. Ah, because he

70:30

Speaker A

probably wants to climb up here now. No climbing up here. No climbing up here.

70:37

Speaker A

You little rascal. What a cat, what a cat. Really. But I totally didn't expect this card to look like this, honestly speaking. Oh yes, we’ll take this little tree here. Oh, elegant. Yes , yes. And it's just so delica—she is

71:04

Speaker A

just so delicate. Yes. I like it. I like it. Not overloaded, although I won't hide that I'm super tempted to see if there's, for example, some flying little bird. But I don't think there are any bells and whistles here.

71:19

Speaker A

It seems to me there aren't. There aren't any little trinkets, flowers, socks, flowers, or little sticks here.

71:28

Speaker A

There are sparrows, but they aren't flying, so that doesn't tempt me here. It doesn't tempt me. And in these here, here, even if there is something, it's probably very large. And I would need here, if anything, a very tiny little

71:42

Speaker A

bird that's flying, but they are all just sitting, and here there are none at all. Well, you see, the problem solved itself. Oh my, I'll check in these Rubons too. Listen, because oh my , you know, here you could, OMG you

71:56

Speaker A

could, but I don't think I've seen any flying birdies here. There is a sitting birdie, but that's not a sitting one either. No, there isn't, isn't, isn't, isn't, isn't. No, no, that's not it, not it, my dears. So I would leave it

72:19

Speaker A

in this form. Just as I said, we'll make some snow and we'll use some glossy, because I wonder if it still works. Oh, look, it works. Awesome.

72:30

Speaker A

We'll make some snow. Elegant. Here on the twig. We'll make some snow on the branches. Oh, snow here. and here. And that's why it's good that I made these, that I made, that I boosted them like that, right? Because otherwise it would

72:54

Speaker A

be a disaster if it didn't hold up. And here on these little lanterns, I'm also adding a bit of this snow. And yes, we'll add some snow here too. I know it's not in the drawing, but what's the

73:04

Speaker A

harm in adding it myself, right? And this one is such that it doesn't have any glitter in it. This one here that I'm using now, because it's just a snow paste. There's no glitter at all in this snow pen. It's so smooth. So if

73:24

Speaker A

you don't like things that are super shiny, then I think this paste will be better for you. I like it when it shines, but to just dab some snow here, in my opinion, this one is cool. Very good, so we have that and now glossy.

73:45

Speaker A

I'm thinking we'll add some glossy now, because I'd really like to add glossy to these lanterns, so I'll just do it in my classic way. It can't be that nothing gets glossy, come on. How, how would it be, how would it be, if there

74:00

Speaker A

was no glossy here. Give me a break, it wouldn't even be my card if there wasn't any glossy. Let's have some self-respect. Okay. And here too. And basically, the card is finito. Actually , I won't be doing anything else to it,

74:26

Speaker A

at least that's what I think. No, no, I won't. We have the snow paste, we have this inscription here. I'm just wondering whether to add glossy to this text, or the whole thing, or just make this plaque into snow...glossy. You

74:42

Speaker A

know what, let's do it. I don't know how, I have no idea how it's going to look, but I think I want to do it and then it will look like it's made of glass. I know it doesn't quite fit,

74:53

Speaker A

because the nature theme is like glass, it’s a bit off, a bit strange, but since I already had the urge and started, it’s too late to turn back, so we’ll just do it this way. I'll show you tomorrow on the live stream

75:04

Speaker A

how it looks after it dries, okay? Honestly, I’m curious myself how it will dry and what it will look like.

75:12

Speaker A

Alright, we’ve got it. And it's good. And like I said, I won't be doing anything else here. This card will just stay as it is. In my opinion, it is very pretty. Look, the paper used is simply beautiful, this sheet and this

75:29

Speaker A

this motif, in my opinion, beautifully utilized. I mean, I really like it. I really like it. You could potentially add a stamp with a sentiment underneath here, you know, to really pull it all together. Inside it looks like this.

75:45

Speaker A

Here we have our rub-ons. Oh, and we still have the back empty. The back is empty. But wait, do I even want to cram anything in here? You could put a sticker here. It could be done. Oh, see

75:58

Speaker A

? We’ll put a sticker on the back, because they have outlines, so I think the sticker will be nicely visible.

76:12

Speaker A

Handmade with love. Look. See, see how pretty, how pretty this is. Very beautiful. Listen, we’ll put this on the back. Oh, nice. Perfect, I’d say, perfect. All right. And that’s how it looks. This is my first Christmas, or

76:39

Speaker A

winter, card this year. Well, more winter than Christmas. Yes. I wanted to make Christmas cards and ended up making a winter card. I highly encourage you to visit Sztuka Zdobienia , of course. If you happen to be in

76:54

Speaker A

Skoczów, that’s even better, super cool, but there’s plenty to choose from on the website too, I’d say. So I really, really, really recommend it.

77:03

Speaker A

So, what’s next? Thank you all very much for today. See you tomorrow on the live stream. And of course, see you in the next videos. There will definitely be another video on Saturday and Sunday . I don’t know which one yet, but

77:15

Speaker A

definitely one. For now, I send you all my warmest hugs. Let me know if empty spaces like this scare you, because they kind of scare me, but sometimes it’s necessary. Kisses and hugs to you all. Bye, bye, bye. I’m still

77:31

Speaker A

wondering if I should Hmm, one more thing is crossing my mind. No, damn, I don't have silver. Oh no. Do you know what else I was thinking about? It just occurred to me that I could do this chain here with silver Stickles. But

77:47

Speaker A

listen, I don't have silver. I have Stardust, I have Crystal in a pinch, but I don't have silver. And this one is also some kind of very light one. I think this is the one I got from Natalka, but it's also transparent.

78:07

Speaker A

Well, nothing to be done then, what can you do? Fine, we'll use crystal. I already said goodbye to you. These are the after-credits, listen.

78:19

Speaker A

After-credits. I'm just coating the chain here with some glittery Stickles. And this is crystal. Stickles crystal.

78:28

Speaker A

It's a Ranger product, I think. But this is just, you know, at the last minute. Nobody saw it. I'm just coating these chains. Okay, done. And now, seriously, kisses and hugs. Let me show you a close-up. How the chains sparkle.

78:49

Speaker A

Now it's elegant. Kisses. Bye bye.

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