Scrapbooking, Die Cutting, Stamping, Card Making Classes

Barbara M (posted 4 years 4 months ago)

I finally had a chance to watch these episodes and I also remember Aleene's products. Glad to see it is back. Love the all of the webisodes

Peggy (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

So glad to hear you are doing better Paulette! I have often wondered how the deco foil would look. With funds so limited I could not "waste" money on something that I did not like or results that were not to my liking. Thank you so much for an awesome demo as usual. I could not have progressed in card making without your wonderful instructions. Blessings to both of you and thank you again.

Diana (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Loved the WOW, as usual. So many shiny products. I'd love to get them all. Thanks ladies for the great demos!!

Helen (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

That is so funny that another viewer mentioned Aleene because I have thought several times about the show when different things are shown. I also have some gold Deco Foil from Aleene's. Thank you for all of your wonderful and fun filled webisodes. So many wonderful great tips. It's such a big help that I could go back in the archives to revisit episodes while working on projects. Thank you for your thoughtfulness! It is greatly appreciated.

Rosie (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

I remember years ago that Aleene had something like this. I may still have some of the gold left. Great week ladies!

Reply from Paper Wishes Customer Service:

From Paulette: Nice to hear someone remembering Aleene. I used to do her TV show.

Dianna (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

So when you stamp with this , does the glue come off of the stamp easily with water? or do you need to use something else?

Reply from Paper Wishes Customer Service:

Soap and water, stamp cleaner, or isopropyl alcohol are needed to remove the glue, and it must be done before the glue dries (keep the stamp wet), or it's a lot harder to remove.

Annette (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

I am very happy that you have decided to carry this item! It looks fabulous and fun and I have got to add this to my cart! Thank you for a wonderful week, and have a very good weekend, Annette

Deann O (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Great episode. Did you know that you can stamp with Versa mark and use sticky embossing powder to adhere the foil. It is a little easier than brushing on adhesive to a stamp or an embossed image.

Reply from Paper Wishes Customer Service:

Thank you for the reminder.

Barb (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Great show ladies. I have to say, that I initially felt the same way about the rainbow colored foil. But like all of your other over the top holographic & glitter papers---it looks best in small segments as w/the die cuts not a large area on a card.

Connie R (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Thank you Ladies for a wonderful week of Webisodes! Many thanks also for demonstrating the Deco Foil and explaining why (& how) it works with toner-based copies. I'm looking forward to receiving my order of the Deco Foil money saver & the other great new products you've show this week. Thanks again! Connie R.

Karen (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Paulette - I felt the same way you did regarding the rainbow deco foil, it looked tacky until I saw it demonstrated!! Actually, at the beginning of the webisode I didn't think I would like this product at all but as each card and idea was presented I got more and more excited about it!! I absolutely love the effect with the toner sheets!! I have to have it!!

Joleen (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

This was awesome ladies. You did a fantastic job demoing this. Thank you so much for your inspiration. Loved it!!

Ruth Manor (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Yay!!!! loved the entire week of webisodes, and especially day 5 using the Deco Foil in so many ways. I had already gotten some in anticipation of using it but didn't have the ink for my printer yet. Now I know I can just use glue, stamps and voila! Thanks Gail and Paulette!You all are awesome.

terrie (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Great week of webisodes....I have enjoyed each day..
ladies you both did a great job....thank you

Carolyn (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Thank you ladies for another creative inspired week for us! Sooo looking forward to the next week of webisodes.

Vicki West (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Firstly is Paulette well she seems to be having problems lately on webisodes so I hope it is nothing to worrying??. Also where do I find thhe video on using the toner sheets you were talking about in your last day of week of webisodes as I would like to watch but couldn't find and you girls are always so awesome to watch and inspiring can't wait for the next one to come around each week. Thanks Vicki

Reply from Paper Wishes Customer Service:

from Paulette: To find the video just type "toner sheets" into the search at the top of the PaperWishes.com home page. You'll see the product and the videos are on the product pages. And I'm fine, just recovering from a cold. We had to stop when the coughing happened. I'm better now and ready for more! Thank you for being concerned.

Eliza Lawrence (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

Love the webisodes , helps give me ideas on how to use the projects . LOVE YOUR PRODUCTS .

Suzanne (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

How do you get the glue off the stamps?

Reply from Paper Wishes Customer Service:

Clean the stamps with baby wipes or soap and water.

lindaH61 (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

DECO FOIL!! Yay! Thank you designers for convincing Paulette to bring us this BLING!

I used my IRON - applied the foil to my laser printed journaling, placed the foil on top and put between clean typing paper and IRONED on no steam/dry setting. I did not have a laminator and this technique worked beautifully. If there are tiny areas that don't attach, you can simply replace foil on those areas and iron again until you get the coverage you want.

Susan Holloway (posted 4 years 5 months ago)

I always look forward to your week of webisodes so I have something to look forward to everyday. I have also seen deco foil used with glitter which is absolutely gorgeous. The double sided dazzels would be perfect for that technique.