14 Must Learn Cardmaking Hacks! 😮

Learn 14 amazing cardmaking tips and tricks in less than 10 minutes! Click SHOW MORE for supplies. ⬇⬇⬇ Happy crafting!

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• Life Changing Blender Brushes: 4-Pack Broad Application

• Solimo 91% Isopropyl Alcohol Spray

• Acrylic Block Set

• Fiskars Non-stick Titanium Softgrip Detail Scissors

• PhotoPlay - Say It With Stamps Collection - Hello Fall Stamps

• Copic Markers Multiliner 0.1 Black

• Clearly Amazing Multi-Use Mat - Light Grip - Transparent with Grid

• Tsukineko - VersaFine Clair - Ink Pad - Nocturne

• Black Hybrid Ink Pad – Picket Fence Studios

• Mini MISTI Stamping Tool

• Magicfly 15 Pack Flexible Magnetic Sheets 4x6

• Avery Elle Stamp & Die Storage Pockets 50/Pkg Large 5 ½” x 7 3/8"

• Concord and 9th - 4 x 4 Silicone Mat

• Glad Press'n Seal Plastic Food Wrap

• Scor-Pal Scor-Buddy Eighths Mini Scoring Board 9"x7.5"

[doloresneilson]

Oh wow. I watch so many card making video hacks -- thought I'd seen them all. So excited to have some awesome ones I wasn't aware of. Love the non-stick scissors, the sticky mat by cutting a Cricut mat and others!! THANK YOU!!

[natesnana]

You taught this old stamper of over 25 years some helpful new ideas. Well done, thanks!

[abbeygoff]

Wow! The 13th tip! So smart to use the Press N Seal!😮

[tinaflintstone]

These are GREAT tips! 💕 I kept pausing the video in order to open my Amazon app and buy the different tools/materials discussed. 😂 Thanks so much! 💕

[craftmeacard]

Thank you for all these tips! I really like that sticky mat for the Misty. Excellent idea! I’ve seen you use your finger for tiny stamps and I have to say, even though I was skeptical, it works!! LOLL I find myself using my finger for tiny stamps all the time now LOL
TFS 🥰😍👍👏👏👏

[karicoleman]

Stamping tiny stamps with fingertip is such a good idea!

[kerriegood]

Great video, no matter how long one has been stamping, there is always something new to learn. I need a few of your suggestions.

[paulalogue]

I love the tip about restamping your image after you have colored it! I will definitely be using that idea. The rest of your tips were great reminders! TY

[expressivepaper]

Love the finger tip with tiny stamps!!

[michelegourd]

Awesome ideas!! I had never thought of cleaning the brushes with alcohol love it!! Your other tips were great also!!

[PaperGlueFun]

Great tips. I like the sticky mat idea. I'm adding that to my "wish list" for 2023.Where would we be without Press n Seal! I enjoyed your video.Tfs.

[cassandras]

Congratulations on your 1-year YouTube anniversary. Great tips.

[lauramartin]

Thanks for the great tips. I have used the press and seal before and what a time saver and takes the frustration out. Using finger with a stamp on it... clever and never would of thought of it. Thanks for sharing. And happy crafting.

[juliekoester]

I’ve only be card making for around two years now so I really appreciate your tips and tricks!
I really needed the marker with stamping ink in it and the nonstick scissors! Those tips are really going to make my life easier!
Thank you so very much!!!! ♥️

[maryellenbrown]

Wow... I have been stamping and making cards for a long time.. and you have given me a couple things I had not known.. thanks so much!

[ernestinebyrne]

Wow! That last tip is so fantastic! It will certainly help me a lot as will the others.

[robertawestbrooks]

I love all these tips and great ideas.
I want to learn more about stamps

[cardsbytlc]

Amazing Tips!! Thank you. Especially the restamping after coloring!!

[debherod]

Thanks so much for the great ideas. Some of them I knew at one time but have forgotten to use! You are so helpful!!

[lori_bain]

I've been making cards for a few years and didn't realize there are non-stick scissors! I've been under a rock! I've been using regular scissors and using Goo-Be-Gone periodically to get the gunk off. Now I know. 😄

And the right angle line up tip? Fantastic!