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• 18:43, 21 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Dremel-rotary-tool.jpg
• 18:43, 21 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Dremel-rotary-tool.jpg
• 18:33, 21 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Flush-cutters.jpg
• 18:33, 21 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Flush-cutters.jpg
• 10:59, 21 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs deleted page Die-cutting (renamed)
• 10:59, 21 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Die cutting (Created page with "Cutting out a shape from a piece of paper (or other material) with a metal cutting die with the help of a die-cutting and embossing machine is called die cutting.")
• 21:27, 19 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Die-cutting (Created page with "Cutting out a shape out of a piece of paper (or other material) with a metal cutting die with the help of a die-cutting and embossing machine is called die-cutting.")
• 21:25, 19 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Metal cutting die (Created page with "A metal cutting die is a piece of metal with a sharp edge on one end that can be used in a die-cutting and embossing machine to either cut out a shape or make an impression.")
• 17:31, 19 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Die-cutting and embossing machine (Created page with "A die-cutting and embossing machine is a tool that allows you to cut out shapes (die-cutting) and add relief to paper (dry embossing) by applying pressure to different layers of materials. == Sandwiches == Depending on the machine you have, you make a stack of materials (called a '''sandwich''') in a specific order, which usually includes: * some kind of machine-specific plastic '''plates''' * your '''m...")
• 18:05, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Re-inking stamps (Created page with "If you feel your ink pad is getting dry because you've used up most of the ink, it's time to re-ink. == Re-inkers == Re-inkers are the small bottles that you can buy that contain the same ink as what's in your ink pad. It can be used to add ink to a (partially) used-up ink pad. == How to re-ink == === Felt pads === # Make sure the ink pad is clean (no stray hairs or other ink colors). You can use a paper towel or cloth to clean the pad if needed. # Dependin...")
• 16:10, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Stamp (Created page with "Stamps are available in different materials and designs. == Rubber stamps == Rubber stamps often come in a brownish-red or gray color. Rubber stamps can have highly detailed images. === Wood-mounted stamps === Wood-mounted stamps are rubber stamps that are attached to a wooden block. There's usually an extra layer of foam in between the block and the rubber, and the block itself contains an image (often a sticker) of the image itself. Because rubber stamps are not see-...")
• 15:54, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Acrylic stamping block (Created page with "thumb|right|Acrylic stamping blocks The main purpose of a clear acrylic stamping block is to use unmounted (clear) stamps. These stamping blocks come in different shapes and sizes: * Square, rectangular, circular, ... * With or without grid lines to help with straight stamping * Straight, curved, wavy, ... sides that can help with grip * Different thicknesses (where a thicker block is usually a bit easier to handle) Be cautious when...")
• 15:50, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Acrylic-stamping-blocks.jpg
• 15:50, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Acrylic-stamping-blocks.jpg
• 15:43, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page L-shaped stamp positioner (Created page with "thumb|right|Acrylic L-shaped stamp positioner An L-shaped stamp positioner can be used to help position your wood-mounted rubber stamps or stamps you've attached to an acrylic stamping block. This tool consists of two parts: an L-shaped acrylic block and a thinner sheet of acrylic. == How to use == # Place the L-shape anywhere on your work surface # Place the thin sheet right into the corner # Stamp your image on the sheet by pla...")
• 15:22, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:L-shaped-stamp-positioner.jpg
• 15:22, 11 July 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:L-shaped-stamp-positioner.jpg
• 15:20, 4 June 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Transparent ink (Created page with "Transparent ink (also called clear ink, embossing ink, or watermark ink) is mainly used for techniques]. This type of ink is transparent, viscous, and dries slowly. == Usage == It's most commonly used for [[Heat embossing|heat embossing, but it can also be used for watermarking (letting the ink dry and getting a slightly darkened image on colored cardstock) and adding pigment powders such as Perfect Pearls. == Forms == When you...")
• 14:54, 4 June 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Empty foam cube.jpg
• 14:54, 4 June 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Empty foam cube.jpg
• 20:18, 2 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs deleted page File:Card-base-cut-fold-A4.gif (content was: "Card base cut and fold ISO A4", and the only contributor was "Ellen Govaerts" (talk))
• 20:18, 2 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs deleted page File:Card-base-cut-fold-letter.gif (content was: "== Summary == Card base cut and fold US Letter", and the only contributor was "Ellen Govaerts" (talk))
• 21:19, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Card-base-cut-fold-letter.jpg (Card base cut and fold Letter)
• 21:19, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Card-base-cut-fold-letter.jpg (Card base cut and fold Letter)
• 21:19, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Card-base-cut-fold-A4.jpg (Card base cut and fold A4)
• 21:19, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Card-base-cut-fold-A4.jpg (Card base cut and fold A4)
• 21:17, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded a new version of File:Card-base-cut-fold-letter.gif
• 21:15, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Card base (Created page with "The card base is the main element you start from when making a card: the naked folded piece of (white or otherwise) paper. == Paper weight == Make sure your card base is sturdy enough so your card will stand upright. Ideally, your paper weight is between 250 GSM and 300 GSM. == Color == Using a white card base is the cheapest and easiest option. However, you can use a colored card base if you're going for a different look. Keep in mind that if you use a...")
• 21:14, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Card-base-cut-fold-letter.gif (Card base cut and fold US Letter)
• 21:14, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Card-base-cut-fold-letter.gif (Card base cut and fold US Letter)
• 21:12, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Card-base-cut-fold-A4.gif
• 21:12, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Card-base-cut-fold-A4.gif
• 21:09, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs deleted page File:Card-base-A4.gif (content was: "Card base A4", and the only contributor was "Ellen Govaerts" (talk))
• 21:06, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Card-base-A4.gif
• 21:06, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Card-base-A4.gif
• 21:00, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Paper size (Created page with "Almost all countries in the world use [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International%20standard%20paper%20sizes ISO 216 '''A4'''] as their standard paper size, which measures 210 by 297 millimeters (8.27 in × 11.7 in). A few countries use the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter%20(paper%20size) '''Letter''' (ANSI A)] size, which measures 8.5 by 11 inches (215.9 by 279.4 mm). Each of these two paper sizes can be cut and folded in a specific way to create standard Ca...")
• 20:59, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Paper weight (Created page with "Paper weight is listed in either lbs (pounds) or GSM (grams per square meter). Keep in mind that the paper might feel a little bit thinner or less sturdy, depending on the finishes that were applied to the paper. === GSM === GSM indicates grams per square meter of paper. It's a '''straightforward way''' of knowing how heavy (and thus thick) the paper is. GSM is often written as g/m². '''80 GSM''' is the standard printer paper you use at home or in the office. '''300...")
• 19:58, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Cardstock (Created page with "Cardstock is the collective name for paper with a weight that is thicker or heavier than standard copy paper, often subdivided with terms such as lightweight or heavyweight cardstock. Cardstock is used as a card base, due to its sturdiness. == White cardstock == For a lot of techniques, a non-branded cardstock is good enough. Especially if you're going to glue elements on the front of your card. A second benefit to wh...")
• 19:36, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Ink pad (Created page with "Ink pads come in different sizes, shapes, and materials.")
• 19:29, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Stamping ink (Created page with "Stamping ink comes in a few different forms, both in terms of the ink itself, the base of the ink, and the type of ink pad. Aside from stamping, most ink can also be used for techniques. Below are the most common properties of the different inks listed, but keep in mind that there are variations and combinations of ink types too. == Dye vs. pigment == === Dye ink === Dye ink is comparable to ink in a fountain pen. It's see-through (no...")
• 18:01, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Gum arabic (Created page with "thumb|right|Gum Arabic by Jacquard Gum arabic (also known as gum sudani, acacia gum, Arabic gum, gum acacia, acacia, Senegal gum, Indian gum …) is a natural gum that can be used as a binder medium. This way, you can combine pigment powders with water and a bit of gum arabic to prevent the powder from rubbing off the paper, allowing you to paint or write with your custom-made inks and paints. It can also help with shimmer or glitter sprays that...")
• 18:00, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Gum-arabic.jpg
• 18:00, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs uploaded File:Gum-arabic.jpg
• 17:31, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Watercolor paper (Created page with "Watercolor paper is paper that is specifically made to take on a lot of water and can be made from either wood pulp, cotton, or a combination of both. Top-grade watercolor paper is 100% cotton and acid-free, but you don't need the absolute best to make beautiful art. == Hot vs. cold-pressed == '''Hot-pressed''' watercolor paper is '''smoother''' in texture and is easier to stamp on. (You can remember this by thinking of a hot clothes iron to smooth out the paper.) '''...")
• 14:14, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page Medium (Created page with "In the context of paper crafting, a medium can be ink, paint, structure paste, foil, … Anything you add to a card to give it color or dimension.")
• 10:01, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Support Craft-Wiki.gif
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• 10:00, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs deleted page File:Support Craft-Wiki.jpg (content was: "Support Craft-Wiki", and the only contributor was "Ellen Govaerts" (talk))
• 10:00, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs deleted page File:Support.gif (content was: "Support me in running this website", and the only contributor was "Ellen Govaerts" (talk))
• 09:57, 1 April 2026 Ellen Govaerts talk contribs created page File:Support Craft-Wiki.jpg