Tbagnola's Reviews

use this to keep dies in place. I cut my paper/cardstock to size for thrift reasons, so Mint Tape is a perfect helper

My machine goes with me to the Senior class I have had for 17 yrs. Of course they forget to turn the cutting plates now and then. Someone else is waiting to use it usually. I have a stack if scarred plates I am constantly *fixing up*, magic mat is really working out.

I have my clear, and silver and gold stickles in this. Store them upside down fits just right !

Use this tape for everything. Especially good for holding together handmade envelopes, very reliable.

I use this product on the paper when using fancy lacy dies. It's easy to cut to size, make the cut and just peel off and adhere. I am a low sight person and trying to get glue on all the parts is poor at best. I don't have a problem with most die cuts, just the fancy ones. This keeps me going at yhe hobby I've loved for 28 yrs.

This stamp just arrived last week, haven't had the time to use it yet. Showed it off to my Sr. stamp group and it will be used by all I am sure, when we meet this week.

This is my first experience with Echo Park dies. Cut just fine, release from die a tad tricky but I used the dryer sheet technique. After 27 yrs stamping and at least 12 of those die cutting I have learned stampers can - "work it out". I would buy Echo Park again.

So I did not hesitate to buy this. It was a gift to one of the ladies in my Sr. stamp group (we have 16 plus yrs together) she had asked if any of us had a motorcycle stamp, mine was pretty small. This is perfect, she has a grand son that is racing ! These Deep Red stamps make a nice clear image

Love the size of the binder and the fact that the magnet sheet is enclosed in an envelope thing.

Sayings all very nice

{ keep my special Designer Paper in folders (actually two pretty tattered and mended with packing tape - envelopes) Got 2 folios and they are just what I needed. They look good too.

I needed something to keep the clutter off my table. I do a lot of volunteering, there seems to be paperwork with everything. Too many devices - - the tablet, the kindle. So, this is now where my stuff lands, and if I had to I could wheel it out of sight. i had no problems assembling it, the tubular parts do tend to roll around, but i corraled them on a dining room chair, with the ends through the back rungs. I am enjoying using this.

I mank lots of pink cards, and these are the ideal colors for the centers of flowers especially. Sparkles are very big with family members, old and young alike. Nice assortment of styles and shades of pink.

Looked a long time at several of the pads, chose this one and two others for the cute, bright look they give to my cards. I give cards to many Seniors they love the bright and sassy designs. I find they actually save the cards and get them out for display. Keep us the good work.

I have come to realise I make more pink cards than any other color. So many of the family and friends love pink and this is the ideal background for those "pink" cards

I am a stamper and card maker. Most of my cards go to the great grands, or the Seniors in my apt. building. The cute perky designs are just what I need.

I love purple and lavendar. This purchase was just a guilty pleasure for myself. I find I use it for accents to floral designs, and the dots and leaves in scrolls. Everything needs a little purple.

I use gold and silver to highlight lettering. Frames around a sentiment or saying. Trim on the china. I find myself reaching for these a lot.

I use these to highilighilt lettering, snazz up the handle of a teapot in the design. So many uses.

I like to accent and highligiht some of the designs. I do a lot of pink (lots of grand daughters !) I can get right to center of flowers, or dots on a dress. Very easy to use, I am pleased with these.

I love the fine point brush tip and it stays in the pointed configuration. Just the right amount of glitter. Center of flowers, a sparkle on the cheek. I really like these.

I have not had the time to make a lot of these bags. I do use lots of little treat bags and this will be a quick way to make them. I am a Paperarts techer, and for the last ten years have a class in a Sr. apt. building. Big building - - people like to get something from the "card group" So of few our our gals make cards and see that all holidays are observed. I often include a little treat, home made or maybe snack sized candy and put it in a little bag or some sort of box. This will make a fetching little treat bag. In 22 years of teaching, I have made a lot of bags !! This is a real boon to me. Got the hang of using it pretty quick.

I love the ease of making envelopes with this. I do find, that I have to enlarge some of the paper sizes, it just could be that my idea of an A2 card is a bit different. I have had no trouble in making things a bit bigger however and its so handy to be able to whip out an envelope that goes with the card you have worked so hard to create. Love it !