YAH! It's STAMPtember™ 25th! YAHOO! I have been eagerly anticipating this day for what seems like AGES! Today, we are over the moon excited to host one of the most well known stampers in our industry: Jennifer Mcguire. Not only am I a ginormous fan of Jennifer's work, but I deeply care for her as a person too. She is clever, smart, talented, kind, generous, hard working....an amazing friend and momma. Amongst friends Jennifer is considered a "people connector". It's hard to believe her huge heart of gold fits into her pint sized frame.
Jennifer is well-known for her very popular, energetic, fast-paced technique classes and is one of the creators of the best online education resources in the world: www.onlinecardclasses.com. Her resume includes working for some of the best companies in the industry - including Hero Arts and serving as a contribitor for "Paper Crafts Magazine".
Recently she brought a beautiful baby girl into this world and is helping raise 2 teenage daughters and a young son. She calls Cincinnati, Ohio her home, but is able to reach people all over the world through social media and this wonderful tool we call "the internet" ;) You can often find her engaging in open and candid conversation on real life topics through her "jenmcguireink" twitter handle.
Stampers appreciate Jennifer's expert eye for quality and useful products. She is well respected for giving honest feedback and straightforward technique demonstrations. I love that Jennifer supports good quality and often searches high and low to find it!
Her support of the stamping industry encourages companies to bring paper crafters the best quality and most innovative products possible! Please join us in welcoming Jennifer Mcguire:
From Jennifer:
Card 1: Faux letterpress is very popular with embossing folders, but is even better when combined with stamping! First, I stamped the background on white cardstock with Tide Pool Ink. Then, rubbed the inside of the folder with Soft Pool Ink before lining the stamped image in the folder and running it through my die cut machine. This results in a dark pool image on the raised areas and light pool in the recessed areas.
Card 2: Want to take the first technique one step farther? Along with inking the inside of the folder, I also inked the Envelope Liner background with Soft Granite Ink. Then I "kissed" them together, transferring some of the granite ink to the
inked embossing folder. After running it through my die cut machine,
I ended up with a textured look in the background.
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3: Using an acetate piece stamped with White Staz-On Ink on a card is a
great way to add unexpected shine and interest. But take it a step further by also running it through an embossing folder for dimension.
For added fun, I used a frame stamp and die from a holiday stamp set... but made it non-holiday by popping on a "thank you" message.
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Which of the above techniques would you like to try first? Comment below to let us know and you could be the winner of an awesome Hero Arts' product prize package valued at over $50! The fun doesn't stop there! Be sure to check out Jennifer's blog www.JenniferMcguireInk.com because she is posting an extra special Simon coupon code for you!
Thank you Jennifer!
Heidi
and the Simon Family
Which of the above techniques would you like to try first? Comment below to let us know and you could be the winner of an awesome Hero Arts' product prize package valued at over $50! The fun doesn't stop there! Be sure to check out Jennifer's blog www.JenniferMcguireInk.com because she is posting an extra special Simon coupon code for you!
Thank you Jennifer!
Heidi
and the Simon Family
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Jennifer McGuire is always so inspiring...thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous - i would love to try to 'letterpress'. Jennifer is very clever and very creative. Am loving Stamptember - thanks. C
ReplyDeleteAMAZING cards!! Tried the two techniques...but never did the kissing one, have to try that now!!
ReplyDeleteLove the look on acetate, that's definitely what I'm going to try next. Love faux embossing technique, have done it before, but always a great one to go back to.
ReplyDeleteI adore Jennifer McGuire. Her art is stunning and her heart, as you mentioned, is pure gold. Thanks so much for this taste of her beautiful cards and for showcasing these 3 awesome techniques. My favorite technique is the letterpress-kissing technique and the look I loved most among these three cards is the white embossed acetate.
ReplyDeleteAt first I was going to say the first technique and then when she got to the last one, oh my goodness, how fun and pretty. I love all 3 techniques, thanks so much for sharing!!! Hugs! Leah Ann
ReplyDeleteThis card is brilliant! Love the techniques!
ReplyDeleteI'm practically DROOLING this card is so amazing!! Jennifer is just the nicest person, and she's equally talented!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration!!
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This is my first time seeing acetate used like this! I'm so excited to give this a try. Thank you for sharing :-D
ReplyDelete-Nicole
What a fabulous video. I love all of the techniques, but my first pick is #1. I really love the look. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGoregous cards and great techniques. I really want to try the letterpress technique, look amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove love love these technique videos! TFS!
ReplyDeleteI love the kissing!
ReplyDeleteI think the acetate looks like a fun idea.
ReplyDeleteLove the technique video that Jennifer made for her cards. And her designs are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteYippee! Jennifer's here! And wow, oh, wow her cards are gorgeous! I love the gray and pool colors together! I want to try adding the "kissing" to the faux letter press technique - what a cool and beautiful effect! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, great designs and the colours are so yummy! I think the faux letterpress with kissing looks so great, I need to try it out :)
ReplyDeleteWow..!!..All the cards are so beautiful...Love the techniques showcased..Thanks for sharing..:)
ReplyDeletethat embossed acetate looks amazing, Jennifer always has a new trick up her sleeve!
ReplyDeletewhat a great video. I NEED this set and the inks!!!!!!!!! this Stampember is making me poor!
ReplyDeleteThe faux letterpress and stamping technique! It looks so vibrant and cool!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try this technique on acetate! Fun projects!
ReplyDeletei would like to try Card #3 with acetate that is so totally cool
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Faux Letterpress! I love the letterpress!
ReplyDeleteEek! I always love Jennifer's card so seeing Jennifer's card on the Simon Says Stamp Blog is AWESOME! I would love to try out technique 3! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I am going to have to try the letter press technique it looks fabulous and i've never tried it before
ReplyDeleteLindsay xx
Absolutely love your cards, Jennifer!!! You always have the perfect eye for new and creative style!!! Thanks for sharing your talent with us!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Fabulous technique - definitely going to try this. I especially love the acetate! Thanks Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteThey are all wonderful - I would like to try card 3 - it looks so fabulous
ReplyDeleteI love Jennifer's work and how she always have something unique to share! I love to try what she did with acetate! It looks pretty amazing!
ReplyDeleteTook my breath away! All cards are so beautiful! Jennifer always inspires us. Wish I had a die cut machine... :( I have wanted to try acetate & white ink combo. I will get them those at Simon Says soon. :) Thanks for the great video tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are all great ideas! I'm going to try the acetate with the white Staz-On. I think it would be perfect with snowflakes!!
ReplyDeleteSo many awesome things to try.. I have always been afraid of acetate but have saved tons of packaging...so I think I will try my hand at that first! You so totally ROCK Jennifer! I live in Ohio too!
ReplyDeleteGod bless!
I just admire Jennifer's work. The embossing folder sure seems like a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteI can't decide between the acetate and the letterpress. I might have to do both. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks, Jennifer. I have learned so much from your videos. I feel as if my cards have improved exponentially since I discovered your blog.
I really want to play with the acetate. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I would love to try to make the 2. card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Love all of Jennifer's work, I would love to try the technique on the third card with the acetate. That card is so gorgeous!!! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteJennifer never runs out of great ideas....I want to try them all!
ReplyDeleteJulie H in MN
These techniques are great. The first one I'll use is the embossed acetate. I want to try olive staz-on and see the outcome with the white outline of the embossing.
ReplyDeleteOoh. I haven't embossed acetate yet. Can't wait to try!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy watching Jennifer work. She is so talented.
ReplyDeleteI always love Jennifer's shares! she always thinks outside the box! If I had this set I would do the Acetate technique...it looks beautiful! TFS!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite technique, and the one I want to try, is the faux letterpress- that was truly amazing! I love the way Jennifer uses so many different tools (stamps, dies, punches, inks) and makes them work with each other. The possibilities are endless!
ReplyDeleteI love the kissed faux letterpress...just got some new embossing folders the other day and can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteJennifer always impresses us with her skills and abundant talents. All 3 cards are really beautiful but I liked the acetate one the best for WOW factor. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI have done the faux letter press but now I want to try the kissing technique, I love the grungy look it gave the card.
ReplyDeleteSo many great ideas with one set. LOVE these Jennifer
ReplyDeleteLike to try the first technique first as I have not done it before. Love the after effect, so cool!
ReplyDeleteLOVE love love these samples!!! Completely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteCan you say WOW! I love all three cards but have to say the acetate card is my favorite. Wish my mind worked like hers. She is so creative and everything always goes together so well. Thanks for the coupon code. My list keeps getting longer....
ReplyDeleteLove these techniques! My favorite was the first one. So elegant! Can't wait to try it. Now off to shop:)
ReplyDeleteLiz D. In VA
Stunning! I love working with acetate - so elegant. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThese are such great ideas! I love the cards!
ReplyDeleteThey all look fabulous to me.... think I'd start with the kissing technique and move quickly on to the acetate!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try the kissing technique!
ReplyDeleteGreat Video by Jennifer...so many great ideas too !! Thank you Heidi!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome techniques, and her cards are lovely as always! I want to try the kissing + faux letterpress, such a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat techniques all! I think I am going to start with the basic letterpress technique and branch out from there. I was also going to try running it through the without the ink first then running it through again with the ink to see if that makes it easier to line up the design. We'll see what happens.
ReplyDeleteI love the different twists for the card and the colors are pretty too!
ReplyDeleteI've always been nervous about stamping on acetate, but I LOVE the looks you can get! Soooo, I think I'll give that a try!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool technique on card #1! I can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteAs always, Jennifer McGuire inspires! Wonderful video and tips! Thanks so much. I just went shopping... again! :)
ReplyDeleteLove love this video! I'd like to try the embossing/kissing technique! That is such a cool one! Jennifer is always so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI love how she turned a holiday stamp into and everyday stamp!! I want some of those dies to try that:)
ReplyDeleteI'm kind of new to all this, so will start with the faux letterpress and stamping, then work my way through the others. They all produce fantastic results. Thanks, Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteAwesome video, Jennifer!! Thank you for all the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try the "KISSING".
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love the added grey to the 2nd card- definitely have to try kissing on the EF!
ReplyDeletedoes anyone know if the new flourish embossing folder would work with the original flourish stamp? instead of buying the new?
ReplyDeleteJennifer is so talented, I really enjoy seeing her cards and techniques. I think I need to try the Faux Letterpress technique very soon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set of cards. I always love Jennifer's videos!
ReplyDeleteCannot wait to try all three techniques!
ReplyDeleteI have tried most of these techniques before and love the results. I have not had a matching stamp to work with before--so that sounds really fun!!! Great video and thanks for the step by step!!
ReplyDeleteLove the look of all three techniques...absolutely gorgeous cards! I think I had better start with the first technique and work my way up to the other ones! Thanks for another awesome video!!!
ReplyDeleteThese backgrounds are just fabulous. I have a couple of the stamp/embossing folder sets. I think I'm going to try all three of these techniques!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! I need to try the inking of the embossing folders and embossing acetate! Thanks for sharing these cards and the video!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try all 3 of Jennifers techniques. Love her videos and blog. Thanks for sharing and the chance to win an awesome prize.
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ReplyDeleteThis is my first time seeing a video by Jennifer McGuire. I loved Jennifer's clear voice and detailed instructions! I have never used an embossing folder, and it looks very impressive when paired with a matching rubber stamp, so that is the technique I would try next! 2Pennies (Jennifer)
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring, the kissing technique is too cool. Thanks so much for sharing, now I have to go play.
ReplyDeleteLove the cards and Jennifer always does such an awesome job walking through the steps! Thanks so much!!!
ReplyDeleteJennifer, your video's are always so inspiring! You always make me want to buy more stamps and inks :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the technique on card 2...that added texture is great! =)
ReplyDeleteI love the technique on Card 3. It would be perfect on a Christmas card! Jennifer is always so creative! Loving STAMPtember, getting so many ideas and seeing so many amazing products!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could go home from work and try all 3 of these right now! Fabulous cards!
ReplyDeleteJennifer doesn't disappoint when it comes to fun techniques to try. I want to try the second and third one!!
ReplyDeleteI would try them all but would try the stamping on the acetate first. All the cards are fabulous, but I've never stamped on acetate before and love the look!
ReplyDeleteLove the second card, I am going to take an adventure and try making this card.
ReplyDeleteGreat video by Jennifer as always! I love to try the embossing/kissing technique. It looks so unique.
ReplyDeleteI love the 3 techniques, but I will try the card with the acetate.
ReplyDeletethank you jennifer
claudine
Love all the samples but I think I would like to try the acetate with the embossing folders...great video.
ReplyDeleteThe acetate embossing is a great technique and a certain 'must try'.
ReplyDeleteThese are all sooo Beautiful. Jennifer is sooo Talented! I want to try ALL 3. Especially that acetate one. I just need to get matching stamps and embossing folders. Smooches...
ReplyDeleteLove the video-great ideas! I think I would like to try that acetate look.
ReplyDeletethat acetate card is gorgeous. love the touches of grey.... will have to give that a try myself. :) thanks for all of the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWow, what fantastic cards.
ReplyDeleteGreat techniques, I would love to try all 3, But I think I would start with the first one in the video.
ReplyDeleteChristina P.
oh wow!!! Stunning cards. I love these techniques. I would love to try all of them but I would just start with the first one and move thru them all. Great cards. Thanks for showing us this.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!! I LOVED the BEAUTIFUL cards and techniques that Jennifer shared today!! =) Always LOVE to watch her videos!! THANKS for sharing and for the chance to win!! Have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of stamping and embossing acetate, it's a great technique that makes the card extra special!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Techniques! My favourite one is the acetate, it's amazing
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is using the kissing technique! They are all great actually! Thanks Jennifer for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards and great techniques--I love Jennifer's videos and as a "technique junkie" love to learn new stuff. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove Jennifer! I can trust her opinion on everything!! Do talented & inspirational. My current distress ink collection is because of her. Can't wait to try the embossing tricks!
ReplyDeleteI really like that first card with the faux letterpress and ink, but all three look fantastic. Thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteI loved the first and third card! awesome!
ReplyDeleteJennifer is one of the sweetest persons you will ever meet in the crafting world. Love the classes she and Kristina do.
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to meet her in real life.
Her technique are a frequent go-to for me. In fact, I was over on her bog last night checking the instruction for one of her project--mine came out looking nothing like hers, but I will try it again today!
Thank for featuring Jennifer---She is definitely on my Bucket List of people I would like to meet!
Such great tips, thank you so much Jennifer!!
ReplyDeleteThat embossed acetate looks pretty darn cool. I'd love to try that.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Stunning projects, I love them all but especially her acetate technique - I'm definitely going to try that. TFS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Great ideas.
ReplyDeleteWow all of these cards are so pretty. since I have never tried any of these techniques before I'd like to try the first...seems simple with stunning results. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWow Jennifer is back in the house to rock! Amazing and beautiful techniques! I need to try the embossing/kissing technique.
ReplyDeleteI really must get one of these stamp and emboss sets - that's the technique I'd like to try, with two shades of the same colour ink. Fab cards. Maddy x
ReplyDeleteI would like to first try the faux letterpress techinique.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Oh I do love Jennifer McGuire! She is just amazing and I always learn so much from her videos. I think I may just try that kissing technique. I love how it looks. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so incredibly fabulous! I need to do the faux letterpress first!
ReplyDeleteI would love to get a handle on the faux letterpress technique. I have tried it, but with disastrous results :(
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
Hooray! Jennifer is here! Love her! I would love to try all 3 techniques, but #3 first. I really love acetate.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try all three techniques!
ReplyDeletelove everything she creates! thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. Jennifer is so very creative! I can't wait to try the white staz-on ink on a transparency. FUN!
ReplyDeleteI love everything the Queen of new techniques, Jennifer McGuire, does. I must try embossing and inking acetate next .....
ReplyDeleteJennifer makes me want to try ALL of the techniques she teaches! I LOVE that acetate panel the most, because I'm always reluctant to use that element in my cards. Thanks to both SSS and Jennifer for this great video and tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love - all three techniques! Where is the link to that HA Christmas stamp/framelit set?
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! I want to try the acetate card!
ReplyDeleteDeniseB
Wow! Gotta try that acetate embossing.
ReplyDeleteI love Jennifer, I am going to try the technique with acetate first but I love them all. Shari (cricutrookie)
ReplyDeleteThe embossed acetate looks so wintery -- like the ice crystals that used to form on my grandparents' single-pane window. They were so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. Love your store, love Jennifer's endless creativity.
Cool techniques! I would start off with the first one and work my way up to the last one.
ReplyDeleteI don't have much experience with acetate, so should I start with the most unknown to me or something I might have done more often? Decisions, decisions.......very inspiring. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the cards Jennifer made, would love to try all three ideas, but I am especially interested in the 2nd card. Thanks for the chance to win some of the best stamping supplies in the world!!
ReplyDeleteWow! They are all great techniques. I think she explains them all really clearly. I would just like to start at the beginning and work my way along through all the techniques. I like how one thing can lead to another. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat video. Jennifer always makes it look so simple. I like all three techniques, but I think I'd like to try the acetate since I haven't really done anything with that.
ReplyDeleteThe video is fabulous! For some reason the sound wouldn't work this morning so I had to come back tonight and it worked just fine! Jennifer's work always inspires me! The cards are just gorgeous. I really want to try embossing with acetate!!! I was also excited to hear which white ink was Jennifer's favorite because I haven't found one I like yet!!! Can't wait to try that...if Jennifer says it's good...I know it will work well!!!
ReplyDeleteOh girl...you knocked it out of the park here!!! WOW!!! So very impressed with your techniques. I must try these asap! :) <3
ReplyDeleteAwesome video - Jennifer is so amazing. I would love to try her embossed acetate technique first. Thanks so much for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletethese are simply beautiful Jennifer! I love the techniques..and your results! WOW! cant wait to get my room back together since my flood...but these are definitely on the DO list now! ty ty ty
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing! Love the video - you make it easy for me to follow along and learn.
ReplyDeleteFabulous video and cards. I've missed your videos!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWould like to try the ink inside the embossing folder
Great ideas and wonderful video. I love the colors you used. You have such great ideas. Thanks for all you do. Beautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Thank you Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteGreat video tutorial! Jennifer rocks! I need to try the faux letterpress technique, what a beautiful effect!
ReplyDeleteJust a wonderfully inspiring video of three lovely cards. Thank you so very much!!
ReplyDeleteI have tried all three techniques but will try acetate again. Jennifers cards are just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I have seen the faux letterpress around and want to give that a try.
ReplyDeleteJust love Jennifer's style and her great videos! I have added the kissing with faux letterpress to my "to-try" list but all three techniques are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous tutorial on some beautiful techniques! I've tried the first technique and now am very excited to try the other two. Love the look of the stamped/embossed acetate.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the time and wonderful inspiration.
All wows-cannot wait to try all of these techniques.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Thanks for the great video. Hope my hands are as steady as yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing the great techniques. I can't wait to try the letterpress and kissing.
ReplyDeleteI am going to try embossing the acetate for sure as I am thinking it would look great on holiday cards! Great videos, thanks for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteClassy cards!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Really love the stamped and embossed acetate, that looks fun to try. :) hugs, Kimberly
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial! Gives us new ideas to try. Thanks for the chance to win SSS goodies too.
ReplyDeleteI would like to try the kissing technique. Love all the projects.
ReplyDeleteI just love Jennifer's techniques! She is a true inspiration!
ReplyDeletePerfectly said Heidi! Jennifer is incredible any way you slice it. I love and adore her and get so inspired by her. love each one of the cards. Way to rock Simon Jennifer! Xxo
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to explore using my stamps and embossing folders! Jennifer your cards are gorgeous as usual! I love your easy to follow videos full of great tips! I'm very intrigued with the hero arts ink pads I'll have to check those out too as you keep using them:)
ReplyDeleteI would like to give the embossed acetate technique a try.I always love everything Jennifer does.
ReplyDeleteJennifer McGuire is so talented and such a good teacher. I have taken a few of her online classes and they are excellent. I would do the "kissing" technique first and will be soon when my next order arrives in Australia from SSS!
ReplyDeletegreat video! I would love to try the acetate first!
ReplyDeleteI'll be trying the letterpress technique this weekend. Thanks for the video!
ReplyDeleteThe first one the faux letter press, wow does it look amazing. Then of course why not try the other two while I'm at it :) Thanks for the video and the wonderful new technique.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try the card with the acetate piece! But all of the cards look awesome! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
Oh I love it all! But that acetate is the BOMB!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
funamom at yahoo dot com
I love reading Jennifer McGuire's blog and she often sends me to your site to look at products (and make an enormously long wish list). She is so informative and down to earth. I really love her style in both her cards and her personality. Thanks for bringing her in to your event :)
ReplyDeletethese are so beautiful and elegant. thanks so much for the tips!
ReplyDeleteFirst one looks fabulous! Of course all of them are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJennifer is just fabulous, I love her cards, she's always an inspiration! My favorite card is the first one but all of them are amazing, thanks for these tricks, can't wait to play! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try the acetate technique first - love that look!
ReplyDeleteOh I love getting ideas from Jennifer, always the coolest! I would have to say I want to try the kissing one. However, I want to try it all!
ReplyDeleteOh I love getting ideas from Jennifer, always the coolest! I would have to say I want to try the kissing one. However, I want to try it all!
ReplyDeleteOh I love getting ideas from Jennifer, always the coolest! I would have to say I want to try the kissing one. However, I want to try it all!
ReplyDeleteSuch a elegant card. Love it. Thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of using acetate in cardmaking!!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty work, as always. Love the colors and the pearls! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeletei think i'm gonna test card number and it's technique first... =)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous cards!!
hugs, SannaS
I think I will give the technique on the 2nd card a go first. Might try some other colors though... :-)
ReplyDeletelove,love,love those cards
ReplyDeleteJennifer is awesome, your cards ear so soft ,punch and beautiful as same time.
Thank you
Love the designs--especially like the use of acetate.
ReplyDeleteI love working with acetate. Beautiful projects.
ReplyDeleteI love working with acetate. Beautiful projects.
ReplyDeleteI LUV Jennifer! She always teaches me something new and wonderful. I want to try the letterpress on acetate. Beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow what great tips and ideas ! You're fantastic !
ReplyDeleteThis is by far the BEST tutorial I've seen all year. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much to Jennifer for a wonderful tutorial. I would love to try her first technique, the faux letterpress. All of her card examples are beautiful. I have never worked with acetate and am a bit leerly, but Jennifer makes it all look so easy so I may give that a try as well.
ReplyDeleteJennifer always makes her projects look easy. Great cards!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer -as always you are amazing! You are the best teacher ever. Love your blog. I tell everyone about it. SSS is the best online store ever!!
ReplyDeleteI love Jennifer's cards---so creative and pretty! I'd like to try the faux letterpress technique if I had a die cut machine.
ReplyDeleteThose are great cards! I really like the third one with the embossing and stamping on the acetate. Definitely going to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteI have never worked with acetate. I love the look of the card Jennifer did with it and now I just have to try it! Thank you, Jennifer, for another great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creations by Jennifer !! I will definitely be trying out all of these techniques ! I love the stamp and ebossing folder combo's ! Fabulous !! :-)
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I must be living under a rock! This is the first 'stamp and emboss' faux letterpress tutorial I have seen! Thanks Jennifer! Love the 2nd one... would love to try it!
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you used the acetate, Jennifer! What a brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteI just love Jennifer's tutorials because she explains things so well! LOVE the combo of embossing and stamping! Can't wait to try the letterpress effect!
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to try that kissing technique...so effective!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!!! These are fantastic cards. I love how Jennifer showed us 3 different card techniques with the same stamp and embossing folder. I feel she is such an enabler because after she does her great tutorials, she makes you feel like anyone can do this. So now I have to go out and get this stamp set/embossing folder. I agree that Jennifer's tutorials are so fantastic - she has great style and her voice is perfect for listening to. Thanks again, Jennifer- absolutely loved it.
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