Paper Wishes® Weekly Webisodes, Scrapbooking Videos

Kathleen (posted 1 year 10 months ago)

I am fairly new to Paper Wishes so I am just seeing some of the past webisodes. This one has the WOW factor and it goes to show that something filmed almost two years ago can still be used today. I just have to order a few supplies and I cannot hardly wait to play. What great ideas in this one!!

Connie (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Thank you so much, Sara, for sharing your ideas. And thanks to Paper Wishes for your weekly webisodes. I look forward to them each week.

Monica (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Wow .. Fell in love with the idea and gives such lovely effect on so many different surfaces ... BRILLIANT !

Lynnette (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Love these! I especially love the butterflies. I have a butterfly noticeable or not on each of my cards and on my scrapbooking layouts. Just reminds me that things can change just like a butterfly does.

Barb P. (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Am on holidays with some free time so decided to check on the websodes. Wow!Can hardly wait till I'm home to get started on some cards with these new techniques. Thank you.

Barb (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

More wonderful ideas certainly helps me make good use of my tools-stamps & supplies. Loved the use of dazzles also makes unique cards......

Dale (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

These are so beautiful! I bought distress inks a while ago, but never used them, but now with these great ideas I can't wait to get started. Thanks--Sara, you're the best!

Norma Barker (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

I am looking forward to finding new things to do.

Norma

Angela (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

I have always loved the Distress Inks and use them so much in my card making. But this Masterboard tecnique is truly a gem! I will be borrowing my sister's brayer very soon! I'm loving these webisodes. Thanks so much for all the little tips and the wonderfully beautiful examples!

Patti (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

A friend sent me your web
address. Love it.

Doris (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Great ideas, love it. Sara and Paulette: Could you put Monday's webisode in the Archive? I missed it and would like to see it, but it's not in the archives.

Janet Bartelt (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

This episode is fabulous but why do I get it twice.
It came up in my e-mail for yesterday's and todays.
Shouldn't yesterdays be "chalking, Marvy markers"

Gail (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Sara, I am learning so much about stamping watching this series. Great ideas for cardmaking and scrapbooking. Yesterday I toned down some glossy letters with stamping using my Marvy markers and today I'm making a get well card using the versamark batik method. Thank you.

Regina (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

WOW! what fun and you're right! it does look easy.I'm anxious to try of the masterboard!

Susan (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Just gorgeous. Sara you are a very talented artist and a wonderful muse. Thank you for the inspiration. Paulette, I'm right there with you on the fear of stamping...but I'm going to give it a try!!

Karenliz (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Great webisode. I love distress inks and use them all the time!

Candice Stamguts (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

These webisodes are terrific! The thing I like most is that you show the inside of the cards. So many times (even in magazines) we don't get to see the inside. Thanks so much for showing us all of these great cards!

Petrin (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Interesting! i just stared using inks - distress and alcohol - therefore i will file this class for my firsts jobs. Thank u for all the useful webisodes. i keep them all! how can i get the masterboard?

Beverly (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

Well I read your Designer Tip after I wrote my comment. Thanks so much Sara for the answer.

Beverly (posted 3 years 8 months ago)

It is now 3:30am on Tuesday, 10/6. I could not go to bed until I saw the next webisode. It was well worth the wait. It is absolutely amazing the ideas that Sara has come up with. I want to start on my Christmas cards and I will be incorporating this technique. If it weren't so late I would start now. I wonder would the alcohol inks work just as well. Keep the ideas coming. They are brilliant!

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