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Cleaning up is my go-to, because as much as I like having everything out where I can see it, I find a tidy workspace completely irresistible and can't wait to make something. Good luck!

It's the die set that has had the most use in my craft room!

I love what you did with this idea!

I'm being frightfully well behaved, and you are too kind ☺

Not too kind. Just truthful. Please don't over exert yourself. I know it's hard. We want you with us as long as possible.

Thank you 😊

Card making, scrapbooking, planner stamping, art journalling, invitations, home decor ... so many options!!

@@DawnLewisImagery nice!

I sure can! If there's something you'd like ordered in, you can click/tap the Pre-order tab on my website, fill in the form, and I'll be happy to get that in for you.

I swear each release just gets better and better!

It's a really fun brand!

I love it because you can build it up to add extra storage without taking up any more real estate on your desk!

So glad you enjoyed this one!

One of my favourite and most-used sets!

Thank you! Sometimes the paper just speaks to you, right?!

@@DawnLewisImagery never enough paper…. Just need more room to store it!

@@sherriq4571 I hear on that 1000%

Helps to have an inspiring stamp ... am I right?!! 😂

I appreciate that ...what a huge compliment! Thank you!

I look forward to seeing which colour you choose!

I did rubber stamping on my wedding invitations too, so I love this question. There will be a few factors to consider. For example ... how old is the stamp? I recently inked up the stamp I used on my invitations, which is 28 years old now. Sadly the rubber has become rock solid and it's no longer useable 😢So first, check to see if the rubber on your stamp is still flexible. It might also just need a bit of 'seasoning', so rub your palm across the design before inking up. If the stamp is still good, it could be the ink. I would go for a quick drying pigment ink. I did a quick search for that paper, and see that it is 25% cotton, so it might be a bit absorbent. Pigment ink sits on the top of the cardstock, whereas the dye ink will be absorbed by the paper. Altenew Obsidian black and both Gold pigment ink pads are probably the fastest drying pigment ink pads I've used, but you can heat set them for fastest drying results, or do heat embossing. They have coloured pigment ink pads as well, which definitely need to be heat embossed or heat set (there are instructions on their website). The last thing would be to check if the ink pad needs reinking.

I will look into it! Wow thank you for your professional opinion! You are very helpful. ❤

@@SonjaCarson-cl5bc Delighted to help, and I hope you have a great time making those invitations!

It's so frustrating! Doesn't seem to be happening with Ciao markers, though.

Open Sesame is super popular!

Ooooo ... good question! I don't think I've stamped on satin, but I have painted on it! I would definitely go for a waterproof ink, but be prepared that it might bleed on the fabric, depending on the quality of the satin, and how juicy the ink pad is.

Thank you so much Sandra!

What a lovely use for tiny angel wings.

I actually had these printed as 6"x4" photographs (no border)

Yee-haw!

Oooo ... good question! Something waterproof would be good. I would probably use Ranger Archival ink for envelopes.

Happy new year to you as well!

Team blue jellyfish!

Thank you :)

Thank you! I spent a LONG TIME thinking how this would work on its own, but also with the existing birthday box.

Delighted to be able to help. I hope you have fun with your kit!

Thank you so much.

I find myself running ideas with everything I unpack ... so many possibilities!

What a great question! I am happy to say ... yes! You can easily rotate your canvas and create a design long ways. I've made a note to show how that's done in a future video. Definitely keep an eye on my Shorts videos, as I will be doing a series about how to use Photopea with digital craft supplies.

That's a really good question. The most important thing to keep in mind is that these are water reactive inks. So if the surface you want to put them on is going to come in contact with water, then it's probably not a great idea. The other thing to remember about them is their particular qualities. Dye inks literally dye (seep into) the surface you put them on, assuming that it is porous. However the Oxide inks have a pigment property, which sits on top of a porous surface, and would need to be heat set. It would not be suitable for anything slick, though, like metal, plastic or glass.

Thank you! I have more to come, just not enough hours in the day!

Delighted to personally use AND be a stockist for Bearly Art!

It should work with other brands of alcohol based markers. Do a test to see how far the ink spreads before colouring your stamped image.

ngl before i saw your response i already did the whole t shirt but tysm anyway!!!@@DawnLewisImagery

Oh, absolutely perfect for pastel highlighters!!!

Yay!

Excellent!

Well, now I'm also happy that you came across my 4yo video! What a wonderful way to use the template 😊

Glad you liked them!

Yup ... Lawn Fawn has a habit of making gorgeous things! What I adore about them most is that they aren't going to be retired for many years, so there's loads of time to work with ones budget!

Thank you!