Emmyjay's Reviews

Absolutely gorgeous paper. I usually find two or three designs in a pack that I don't care for. Not here - every sheet provides a beautiful design. There are also many different combinations possible. I bought the solid matching linen sheets which provide a very attractive base for my cards.

I have just played a bit with it, but it cuts beautifully even though it's a detailed design, I've layered it which looks great. Depending upon the colors used and the addition of other elements I think it can be used throughout the year. Looking forward to using this die,

I purchased this paper because of the vibrancy of the colors shown, However, like many designs, it fades towards the center into a pastel. I wish the individual pages had been shown on-line so I knew what I was getting before purchasing it. It is still very pretty and versatile paper if you don't mind the pastel.

I love the concept and bought it after seeing Wendy demonstrate it on a video. However, I'm still working on using it to produce a nice, consistent dot. Works well with both Pops of Color and Liquid Pearls.

These are absolutely beautiful papers. The designs are lovely, and because of the color grading, you can cut out a small piece (using as a background for a sentiment, for example) and select the shade you want. I've used it in my embossing folders - you do need to be sure it doesn't press too hard or some of the white core shows up although it looks like part of the design.

I've passed this through my Big Shot several times - the images come out great - are really cute for cards. They come in one "sheet", and it was difficult to get my wire cutters in between to separate them.

Beautiful! Used the technique I learned from Becca Feeken's tutorial on "Adding Layering and Dimension to Die Cuts" to create a truly stained-glass effect.

This is more beautiful than I expected. Embosses prettier than I imagined. Use Wendi Vecchi's tutorial on working with embossing folders to ink the finished product - looks like dotted swiss - using an ink matching the background paper. Just lovely.

Once cut out I worked with the shapes to see how they could fit together. I hate to sew but love the idea of putting patterns together to make a quilt. These make lovely cards, and once the block is put together the card doesn't need much more. I've added small die cut flowers to the squares to jazz them up a bit. They take some patience, but if you have left over scraps that go together you can make lovely cards.

Bought these to make cards - liked the floral designs and the colors are different. The colored surface has a "slick" feeling finish and I think that will add to the presentation.

I've only made a "prototype" so far - simply blended pink and blue on the wing base and cut the outline in white. Very pretty. Really recommend watching the video - so many beautiful and creative ideas.

Perfect size for cards. I chose these because you can make a bunch or use just one. I tied color matching embroidery floss to each one and tied it together. Super cute,