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• 2/27/2009 1:22 PM Ansa wrote:
  I would like to see more resist or dry embossing.
  I really like the stamp tv....it's much easier to grasp the idea if I can SEE it.
  thanks!
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• 2/27/2009 1:23 PM Karrie wrote:
  I would love to see something with resist technique. (not sure if I am saying that wright) using wax or versamark and then adding color. I have not been successful with this.
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• 2/27/2009 1:24 PM Teri wrote:
  I would like to see something on parchment crafting and more water color tutorials.
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• 2/27/2009 1:24 PM Rebecca Spinks wrote:
  Hi Gina,
  As for me I'd like to see different techniques & uses for the Nesties and CB embossing folders. I love using these on my cards but tend to rely on "safe" techniques, such as using the ovals & squares as image panels. I have tried using 2 different embossing folders on the same panel and love how that comes out.
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• 2/27/2009 1:25 PM Kate wrote:
  i would like to actually see how to use the spellbinder die cuts with the Cuttlebug. Also, how to emboss and cut in one.
  Kate
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• 2/27/2009 1:28 PM Kheila wrote:
  I would love to see some techniques done with vellum, including using a stylus on a stamped image on vellum. Actually I've just been thrilled to see your videos. It is sooooo helpful. Thanks, Gina.
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• 2/27/2009 1:29 PM Barb wrote:
  something on copic markers would be great.....of course I enjoy anything you do.
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• 2/27/2009 1:29 PM Monika/buzsy wrote:
  I would love to learn more coloring techniques, tips... but I always learn new things no matter what you do. :o)TFS!
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• 2/27/2009 1:30 PM Deb wrote:
  I've always liked the cracked ice technique. I think this works well with floral images or a vintage theme. This may be a great technique for StampTV.
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• 2/27/2009 1:30 PM lorene wrote:
  any technique that shows coloring - copics, pencils, chalk, sponging - anything!!!
  
  thank you gina! great blog and products!!!
  
  Lorene
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• 2/27/2009 1:30 PM CathieMcKenzie wrote:
  I would LOVE to see how to do/use the antiquing or aging of paper, making paper look like leather and parchment. I guess that is really two things, but one concept....
  GramaCat
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• 2/27/2009 1:30 PM Judy T wrote:
  I would like to see ANYTHING!! I love your stampTV! I'm always open for learning new things and brushing up on things I already know how to do!
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• 2/27/2009 1:31 PM Anna Timm wrote:
  I would love to learn more ways to use my cuttlebug embossing folders! I know that there are more things to do with them than I am currently able to figure out!
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• 2/27/2009 1:31 PM Susan wrote:
  I am somewhat new to stamping, so I would like to see ALL the techniques! I love the videos - thanks so much for doing them. They are not only helpful, but get me inspired to pull out my stuff and create!
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• 2/27/2009 1:34 PM Mary Beth wrote:
  I would like to learn more about lower cost coloring methods. I love the results I see in Copic colored projects but in the current economy, those markers are too rich for my budget!
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• 2/27/2009 1:35 PM Kelly C wrote:
  I would like to see tutorials on coloring with water color crayons and other items. Love the Stamp TV
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• 2/27/2009 1:36 PM Shannon Roberts wrote:
  SOMETHING WITH THE CLEAR ACETATE WOULD BE AWESOME!
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• 2/27/2009 1:39 PM Carole wrote:
  Anything new is perfect. I would also like to learn how to do a shadow. I mean the stamp and it's hadow on the wall. I don't know what's the name for this. I hope you understand what I mean!
  Thank you!
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• 2/27/2009 1:41 PM Tricia T wrote:
  I'm not sure if this counts as a "technique", but I'd love to see you create a one sheet wonder set - or something of the sort. I need to be inspired to create more than one card at a time!!
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• 2/27/2009 1:41 PM Eleanor wrote:
  How about some techniques using vellum -- embossing, coloring, layering, ? anything new.
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• 2/27/2009 1:43 PM Donna Rinckel wrote:
  Coloring ideas would be my top pick. I don't have copics and I also discovered that I don't have water-based markers either. I so wanted to try out thumping. Darn!
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• 2/27/2009 1:43 PM Cookie Cline wrote:
  I would love to see you use the score pad. I would love to see you score a design other on a card front.
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• 2/27/2009 1:45 PM Kelli D. wrote:
  I'd love to see any tutorials using the wet embossing technique with the cuttlebug folders. I've seen cards done with this and would like to see a visual. I get confused with the "negative" side of the folder thing!
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• 2/27/2009 1:45 PM Cindy Vernon wrote:
  Someone suggested clear acetate and I think that would be great!
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• 2/27/2009 1:46 PM Michelle Menser wrote:
  Hi Gina,
  I have been stamping and papercrafting for over 18 years and I have never seen the Kiss method so I learnt something new thankyou. I love the Stamp It TV. I could have watched it for hours but alas there were only the two things to watch cannot for more. I don't have any Nesties yet due to funds and in Australia they are a little bit more expensive than over there but anything done with the Nesties would be great.
  Thankyou
  Michelle
  Bohemian Gypsy
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• 2/27/2009 1:49 PM StampinCathy wrote:
  Lovin this new site. I would love to see something on metal on cards, like embossing or coloring. Different styles of cards shapes. Altered items. Ok anything to do with stamping and crafting. That really sums it up. Just anything fun. Thanks for waiting to know our thoughts.
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• 2/27/2009 1:51 PM Susan H. wrote:
  I would love to see coloring, shadowing, and shading techniques using copics, watercolor crayons, watercolor pencils, etc. However, I would be interested in any techniques that you will present. Even if I have done them before there is never too much practice for me.
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• 2/27/2009 1:51 PM SJ wrote:
  It so nice to watch your videos. Thank you. I would like to see you use Koh-i-noor Woodless Colour Pencils, blending stumps and Odorless Mineral Spirits. I've read your color pencil/OMS tutorial but would like to see you actually do it since I love coloring with pencils. Your coloring with Copics is wonderful but I don't have them....maybe someday.
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• 2/27/2009 1:52 PM Diane Cooper wrote:
  Lovin the stamp tv Gina!! I guess I would love to see any non-copic colouring ( Iseem to have all mediums but the copics!)...
  Keep it up!
  Diane
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• 2/27/2009 1:53 PM Cristy wrote:
  I would like to see things with acetate. I enjoy things that have a template included. Have greatly enjoyed what I have seen so far!
  
  Thanks
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• 2/27/2009 1:53 PM laura j wrote:
  I would love to see any tutorials on coloring techniques using markers, copics, watercolors, crayons, etc. By the way I love your videos! The video and audio quality is the best!
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• 2/27/2009 1:53 PM Betty Benton wrote:
  I'd like to see some different projects done with the Scor-Pal. The videos have been just great -- so informative; keep up the good work!
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• 2/27/2009 1:54 PM SusanR wrote:
  I would love to see all kinds of heat embossing techniques. I'm sure you'll wow us with whatever you do, though! Thanks for the great ideas!
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• 2/27/2009 1:56 PM JenMarie wrote:
  Hmmm...watercoloring...scor-pal stuff...anything really!!
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• 2/27/2009 1:56 PM Trudy wrote:
  I would like to see one using vellum and parchment paper, stamping, embossing, piercing, etc. I also need help choosing colors and putting patterns together on a card. I freeze up when it comes to putting two different pattern papers together on one card or page.
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• 2/27/2009 1:57 PM Ro wrote:
  It would be great to see 3-D projects and home decor items done with the stamped images.
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• 2/27/2009 1:57 PM Debby wrote:
  I would love to see different techniques done. Shaped cards with templates and things like that.
  Angel hugs
  Debby
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• 2/27/2009 1:57 PM jamie wrote:
  copics and nesties please! thanks for another fun contest!
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• 2/27/2009 1:59 PM Jane S. wrote:
  I would like help knowing which adhesives are best for various tasks. What do you use for heavier embellishments, vellum, rhinestones, etc. Love Stamp TV, but still have to watch on You Tube, can't get it to run otherwise. Thanks for being such a help to us all.
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• 2/27/2009 2:01 PM Sandy Knecht wrote:
  I would like to see more techniques with the Spellbinder dies with the cuttlebug. I really like your Stamp TV
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• 2/27/2009 2:01 PM Amy S. wrote:
  I think blending with blender pen would be nice. Bought the the pen and don't know how to use it. Also different ways to blend with stamping.
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• 2/27/2009 2:04 PM Jessica B wrote:
  I would love to see something on vellum--for some reason it scares me. I also would like to see something on using Nestabilities, Spellbinders, etc.
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• 2/27/2009 2:04 PM Roxanne Stevens wrote:
  I would like to see the tricks to heat embossin and heat setting ink without burning the paper.
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• 2/27/2009 2:06 PM Karen K. wrote:
  I'd love to see more Copic tutorials-since you are so so good at it.
  Karen
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• 2/27/2009 2:07 PM Janice Webb wrote:
  Oh dear, where does one start? OK...here it goes!
  1. Using Spellbinders nestabilities: especially where you 'nest' two or more nestabilities together.
  2. Making home decor items using Spellbinders, Sizzix, or other manufacturers die cuts.
  3. How to make great use of vellum and mulberry paper. I have these items and am never sure how to use them in an attractive and appealing way.
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• 2/27/2009 2:10 PM Janet Van Rossen wrote:
  Anything using vellum please and any colouring techniques. Love Stamptv! Will we be able to buy your packs in the UK anytime soon? Please!!
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• 2/27/2009 2:10 PM Diane wrote:
  I would like some ideas on how to use a brayer. I just bought one and don't really know what to do with it.
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• 2/27/2009 2:10 PM Carol Neuman wrote:
  I would like to see something using alcohol inks. So glad your idea for Stamp T.V. is getting such a positive response. Carol
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• 2/27/2009 2:11 PM KathyM wrote:
  I would be interested in seeing what can be done with the Nestabilities and how you make them work in the Cuttlebug before I make the investment.
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• 2/27/2009 2:12 PM Amanda wrote:
  I'd love to see some watercoloring, embossing, and Copic tutorials. I absolutely love the ones so far. You explain and show the steps so well. I have already learned so much.
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• 2/27/2009 2:15 PM Denise~Paper Ponderings wrote:
  Oh this is just awesome! I LOVE the stamp TV episodes so far!! I think I'd like to see some Copic coloring tutorials. I can't get enough of them!!
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• 2/27/2009 2:16 PM Kay Watson wrote:
  With so many wonderful products to use on our projects some tutorials on basic design elements would be wonderful. When is enough enough; when is more more; where to place what. You are 'da bomb"!
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• 2/27/2009 2:23 PM Lisa808 wrote:
  I love StampTV! I would like to see an episode using watercolor paper.
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• 2/27/2009 2:23 PM Sarah K wrote:
  I LOVE StampTV & can't wait to see any & all tutorials!!
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• 2/27/2009 2:23 PM Cheri Mosgrove wrote:
  Watercoloring and Copic/Prismacolor coloring top my list of wants! I would love both of these!
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• 2/27/2009 2:27 PM Barb wrote:
  I would like to see more on watercolors and using watercolor paper too.
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• 2/27/2009 2:28 PM Darlene L wrote:
  I would like to see a video on coloring with pencils using gamasol/mineral spirits. Thanks for asking.
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• 2/27/2009 2:32 PM Angie G wrote:
  I just bought some watercolor pencils. I would love to learn how to best use them. I love StampTV....it's so great to see the technique!
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• 2/27/2009 2:32 PM Doris D. wrote:
  I would like to see how you make backgrounds by brayering or using sponges with different colors. I love Stamp TV.
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• 2/27/2009 2:37 PM Lisa b wrote:
  I always love the polished stone technique.. it's always a super WOW at any workshop
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• 2/27/2009 2:37 PM Sarah White wrote:
  I would like to see the easiest way to make background papers without smudging, and having everything line up.
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• 2/27/2009 2:38 PM Ruth Sharpe wrote:
  I would like videos using scor-pal or nestabilities or cuddlebug folders in innovative ways.
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• 2/27/2009 2:40 PM Denise T. wrote:
  using the copic markers or nestabilities would be awesome.
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• 2/27/2009 2:41 PM lacyquilter wrote:
  What she said - lol! Take your pick. Anything.
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• 2/27/2009 2:42 PM Mindy wrote:
  I'd love to see watercoloring. It is about the only coloring "technique" that just intimidates me
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• 2/27/2009 2:42 PM Jackie wrote:
  I know this isn't very helpful but I'd be happy with anything, I just love to watch demos and videos on stamping.
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• 2/27/2009 2:42 PM Barb (GrandmaUpNorth) wrote:
  Love what I've seen so far. Would love to see more on resist technique. Also on using nestabilities; and even on on how to be inspired!!
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• 2/27/2009 2:43 PM Angela B wrote:
  I love anything 3-D. I like boxes, bags, stationary, calendars, mini scrapbooks. I think it is great when you have all the dimensions and step-by-step instructions. I hate anything I have to print on paper and then hand cut out. I am all about scoring, cuting, and putting some sticky strip on it.
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• 2/27/2009 2:46 PM MichelleH wrote:
  I would love to see how to stamp on acetate ... without smudging. I always smear and need to learn the tricks.
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• 2/27/2009 2:47 PM Melanie Jerome wrote:
  How about a technique on coloring with copics....I sure need that
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• 2/27/2009 2:49 PM Ret wrote:
  Hi Gina, I really love Stamp TV. I'd like to learn some brayering techniques.
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• 2/27/2009 2:52 PM V Reed wrote:
  I'd like to see coloring done with the Kor-i-nor pencils.
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• 2/27/2009 2:53 PM Gloria Dojlido wrote:
  My vote goes to see something with the Spellbinders Nestabilites or Embossing Folders. I would like to get as much use out of my cuttlebug as possible.
  
  Love the Stamp Tv....such an awesome idea!
  
  Gloria
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• 2/27/2009 2:53 PM Diana wrote:
  I would love to see masking techniques
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• 2/27/2009 2:53 PM PeggyF(lefsegirl) wrote:
  I would like to see Joseph's Coat, coloring techniques with any type of medium and maybe some interactive cards. Love the website Gina!!
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• 2/27/2009 2:53 PM Michelle Hoger wrote:
  I would dearly love to see more of the Cuttlebug embossing techniques, and also some more possibilities with the Nesties. These tools are a large investment, and I would like to learn how to use these in more ways. I love all the things you create, and anything is a bonus to learn.
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• 2/27/2009 2:55 PM Amy Hayes wrote:
  I have loved what has been done so far. I would like to see more about how to use stamps and other supplies(punches etc.) to make a variety of cards. I like to get the most use out of my materials as possible. It also helps to have many techniques and uses when justifying a new stamp set or tool to my DH!!
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• 2/27/2009 2:55 PM Jan wrote:
  Gina, show us some more water color techniques using a variety of tools! Love what you are doing for us! Thanks a million! Jan
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• 2/27/2009 2:56 PM Val S wrote:
  I love Stamp TV! Thanks for the wonderful tutorials! I would love to see items created using the various Nestabilities dies. I would also love to see techniques using the various colouring mediums, especially watercolour crayons/pencil crayons. Techniques using different paper mediums like homemade papers, vellum, etc would be great too! Thanks for the chance to request various techniques!
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• 2/27/2009 3:02 PM Angie wrote:
  I would love to see something like "The ABCs of cardmaking" with basic cardmaking tips like how to color coordinate your papers, inks, embellies; when to add embellishment, what kind, and when does enough embellishment turn into too much; also basics like layouts-how to make the images and embellishments pleasing to the eye and not too confusing (like this answer to the question! lol!). Basically, a tutorial on cardmaking basics that will remind us what started out our passion for this hobby.
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• 2/27/2009 3:07 PM LaToya wrote:
  I would like to see using the blender pen and more dry embossing techniques
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• 2/27/2009 3:09 PM Rhonda wrote:
  Even though I subscribe to the "I Like Markers" blog, a StampTV tutorial on using Copic markers would be GREAT!! I'd also love to see an episode on water coloring - with markers, reinkers, inkpads, whatever!
  THANKS!
  Rhonda
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• 2/27/2009 3:09 PM Teresa wrote:
  I would like to see information about paper quilting, using cards with cutout windows, working with parchment and vellum, especially with coloring and embossing. Also, would like to know more about using watercolor paints on flowers and paper quilling.
  
  Wow, I just want to know everything!
  
  Blessings,
  
  Teresa
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• 2/27/2009 3:09 PM Carla wrote:
  Stamp TV is fantastic! I would love to see some coloring tutorials. I am trying to learn to color with Copics right now so that would be great, but I need help with all kinds of coloring! Thanks for asking! Have a great weekend!
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• 2/27/2009 3:10 PM Merry wrote:
  Hi Gina. Your always so thoughtful including us in everything. I would really like to see a new copic tutorial. Thank you!
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• 2/27/2009 3:11 PM Anita wrote:
  A video showing many ways to use one stamp set would be great. I have enjoyed the videos so far.
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• 2/27/2009 3:11 PM Shannon Bracken wrote:
  I'd love to see some of the more difficult brayer techniques with resists and bands and masking. And any coloring tips would be great too.
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• 2/27/2009 3:14 PM antje wrote:
  I would love to see this cracked technique, that looks like glas is cracked,
  another thing would be that shrinking foil, where you stamp an and it shrinks in the over
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• 2/27/2009 3:14 PM Estela S wrote:
  I'd love to see techniques showing how to use different coloring tools, such as markers, inks, water color, and especially chalks on stamped images!
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• 2/27/2009 3:15 PM Kim wrote:
  Love Stamp TV! I would love a tutorial on how you sit down at your stamp table and decide exactly what you are going to create. I become overwhelmed with all the techniques and tools available and often don't know where to start.
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• 2/27/2009 3:15 PM Karen (stampin3) wrote:
  More copic techniques/tutorials maybe. I'm sure I don't use mine the way I should be. Other than that - anything would be great!
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• 2/27/2009 3:16 PM Melissa E wrote:
  I would love some copic tutorials, or tutorials on 3D / altered items.
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• 2/27/2009 3:17 PM Diane wrote:
  I would love to see braying techniques,I bought a brayer and have a hard time getting a nice effect. Also,what is the best way to clean it?
  Btw,I love the turorials Gina,TFS!!!
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• 2/27/2009 3:17 PM terri wrote:
  I would like to see coloring with pencils.
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• 2/27/2009 3:22 PM Janet wrote:
  What about stamping on tiles? I would love to make sets of coasters for Christmas gifts next year, but don't want the colors to run when someone sets a wet glass on them!
  
  I love your stampTV episodes!
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• 2/27/2009 3:23 PM dodi k wrote:
  Would love to see some tips on shading with the OMS and colored pencils. And since I have a small fortune invested in my Cuttlebug folders and Nesties, any new and unique techniques to utilize those tools with cardmaking/scrapping would be a bonus!
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• 2/27/2009 3:25 PM Jannette Davis wrote:
  I loved to see how to make more background paper. From using alochol inks on glossy paper (tried it once and it was a mess, and turned out awful). I'd like to see more with the acatate, and mulberry papers.
  
  Jannette D.
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• 2/27/2009 3:25 PM Eileen McClean wrote:
  I would love to see the full process of stamping on tiles.
  Eileen
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• 2/27/2009 3:33 PM Norma Woodward wrote:
  First, I really like the new Stamp TV and the idea of tutorials is fantastic. I'd love to see more use for the cuttlebug, especially with the nesties and watercoloring. I'd also like to see a step by step tutorial on the rubber banding technique.
  Thanks so much for your willingness to share with the rest of the stamping world.
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• 2/27/2009 3:36 PM buzzy wrote:
  Taking coloring from basics to wow. Specifically with colored pencils, water based markers and watercolors (pencils or crayons).
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• 2/27/2009 3:40 PM Sue S. wrote:
  HI Gina, just love Stamp TV, finally got to sit down and watch them all, I would love for you to demonstrate all the different methods of colouring either with Koh-i-noor pencils, copics, etc. I'm feeling overwhelmed which ones to choose and would like to see the differences in each to help decide what to buy. Thanks for asking!! Sue
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• 2/27/2009 3:44 PM Stephanie Hargis wrote:
  I love learning all kinds of techniques but I am really interested in learning more about how you color with colored pencils.
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• 2/27/2009 3:53 PM Judy wrote:
  I love learning anything 3D, don't know a whole lot about Copic markers interested in that. Really anything would expand my knowledge. Thanks for all of this great info.
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• 2/27/2009 3:58 PM Kathy Kelsheimer wrote:
  Hi Gina, I just can't get enough of coloring with Copics tutorials. I need the step-by-step and watching on a video would be awesome! Thanks for all you do - you make stampign even MORE fun!
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• 2/27/2009 3:58 PM Allison Cope wrote:
  I'd love to see more resist techniques. Using direct coloured inks on different back ground colours (ie: white inks on coloured back grounds). Colouring with water colour pencils. colouring in images with Copics - ie: tips.
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• 2/27/2009 4:00 PM Tricia Dee wrote:
  I would love to learn more about Copics and nestabilities!
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• 2/27/2009 4:01 PM Kerry from PA wrote:
  I have been very impressed with the videos and really enjoyed the first two techniques. As far as what I would like to see in the future .... something new and different and a little more advanced? Sorry that's probably too general to be helpful. Maybe something with brayering or mists or the peerless water colors? I'm sure I'll enjoy and learn from whatever you decide to do.
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• 2/27/2009 4:01 PM peggy wainman wrote:
  I would like to see coloring, not just copics, but watercloring or pencils too. also, maybe something made with shrink plastic would be fun. thanks!
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• 2/27/2009 4:03 PM Anita wrote:
  Would love to see tutorials for blending w/colored pencils, blending w/Copics, how to use watercolor crayons. Really love love love stamp tv! Thank you so much!
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• 2/27/2009 4:04 PM Carol W wrote:
  I have played around with the melted color crayon technique and have liked the results but it would be fun to have someone who knew for sure what they were doing show us the correct way.
  
  Thanks for all you do.
  
  Carol W
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• 2/27/2009 4:09 PM Chris wrote:
  Love StampTV!! Coloring techniques using prismacolor pencils, Knor-pencils, watercolor crayons. Tips with shading, also. The cracked glass technique would be interesting. Thanks
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• 2/27/2009 4:10 PM Deb Neerman wrote:
  Oh, that's the easiest question I've been asked today, LOL!
  
  Sponging techniques, sponging techniques, sponging techniques! Oh. And some brayering techniques would be great too!
  
  Thanks for asking! It's so kewl that you really care about us and our opinions; you're the bestestest!
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• 2/27/2009 4:11 PM Marian wrote:
  I would love to learn more coloring techniques and tips with the heat gun.
  Thanks for stamp tv!!!I love it.
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• 2/27/2009 4:11 PM Jenny M wrote:
  I enjoy stamping. I have heat embossed before and that is fun. But, I need some tried and true stamping techniques, that are not so messy. Something quick and easy like the kissing technique. Thanks Jenny M
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• 2/27/2009 4:12 PM Lisa wrote:
  I haven't read your comments, but I'm sure some sort of coloring technique has been requested (copics, watercolor pencils/crayons, the cool pencils you carry the start with a "K"...don'tknow how to spell it!) Best of luck with your new endeavor!
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• 2/27/2009 4:14 PM Marilyn L wrote:
  Would love to see any videos, however, I can't access them??? All I have is a blank screen with a small red X in the corner! A video on the use of copic markers directly on stamps would be cool. It would add another use for the markers which I really love!
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• 2/27/2009 4:15 PM nina wrote:
  I'd love to see colouring (I just don't get shading), and masking. Enjoying the StampTV!
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• 2/27/2009 4:18 PM Brenda wrote:
  I would love to see a video on coloring with copics. I am somewhat new to them and would love to learn more. Thank you!!
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• 2/27/2009 4:21 PM rebecca baldwin wrote:
  I would love to have tutorials on some altered 3-D items, like paint cans.
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• 2/27/2009 4:27 PM Diana wrote:
  I'm loving your video tutorials! Anything on coloring with Copics would be good (including additional techniques)...also anything that could help with choosing a good layout that complements certain images would be helpful...or how to use up DP scraps (I seem to have a lot of scraps)...anything you come up with will be fun and inspiring, though!
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• 2/27/2009 4:27 PM maryD wrote:
  I would like to see a demo on aging and dying papers. Thanks for the chance to win a stamp set from Gina K. I don't have any yet. So this would be a great chance for me to try them out if I win!
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• 2/27/2009 4:30 PM Jeri wrote:
  Your tutorials are so easy to follow - any technique would be great. I really enjoy stamp tv
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• 2/27/2009 4:31 PM Kimmie wrote:
  I would love a segment on Copics. I've been using them myself for a while now and I'm taking the certification course next month, but the more info, the better!!
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• 2/27/2009 4:37 PM J wrote:
  I would like to see a segment on the reflection technique.And also copics. Thanks
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• 2/27/2009 4:39 PM Cindy S wrote:
  Wow, lots already listed. Acetate is always a good one, or copics since I've just started my collection of those!
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• 2/27/2009 4:40 PM Rosella wrote:
  I would love to see a session on coloring, either with prisma colors or watercolor pencils. I'm having trouble making it look good.
  Thank you for the opportunity to win your stamps!
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• 2/27/2009 4:44 PM Peggy wrote:
  I really like seeing the videos on Stamp TV - thanks so much! And... I'd love to see you do a tutorial on creating one-sheet wonders.
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• 2/27/2009 4:53 PM Rita wrote:
  All of your episodes have been great! It would be great to learn more about using die cuts in out-of-the-ordinary ways. I have a Big Kick and just love it. Thanks for the opportunity to win some blog candy.
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• 2/27/2009 4:55 PM Valarie Florer wrote:
  I'd like to see a video on heat embossing...especially metallic gold on black. I can never get it to look like I'd like it to.
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• 2/27/2009 4:56 PM Dawn~ wrote:
  I'm mostly interested in coloring techniques, ie: Copics, Prisma vs Lyra pencils w/gamsol or odorless mineral spirits. =D
  
  Thanks!!
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• 2/27/2009 4:57 PM Ree Donnelly wrote:
  I'd like to see a tutorial on using Copic Markers. Love, love, LOVE StampTV!
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• 2/27/2009 5:06 PM Linda wrote:
  Any techniques with vellum would be great.
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• 2/27/2009 5:10 PM Sharon wrote:
  I didn't even know about "kissing" or "thumping", so I'm not sure what to ask for!! Using the brayer, how to sponge (directions always say "sponge on ink" but what does the LOOK like?! I'm a visual learning...and StampTV has helped already!!!
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• 2/27/2009 5:13 PM Julie (Joypup on SCS) wrote:
  Please, please, please -- more on using Nestabilities -- I am scared to try them!
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• 2/27/2009 5:18 PM MarilynY wrote:
  Stamp TV may be the answer to my problems/confusion over some stamping techniques. I need help on the usage of blender pens/stumps with Copics and K.colour pencils. Visual tutorials make it easier to learn.
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• 2/27/2009 5:19 PM Vianna wrote:
  Using part of the rubber stamp image to make Kaleidoscopes;
  Also combining rubber stamps to make a more complex image, to tell a story.
  And how about perimeter shading (where a light grey is used on the outline of the image?
  Coloring with copics and watercolor is also high on my priority list.
  Many thanks for your efforts; frankly, ANYTHING you will demonstrate will be a boon. No one knows so much that they couldnt find even a little something new to learn.
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• 2/27/2009 5:19 PM Randy Rimington wrote:
  I would love to see a tutorial on reflection technique. By the way, I love stamp TV. Thank you for putting in the time to present classes this way.
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• 2/27/2009 5:20 PM Pat B. wrote:
  I would like to learn some more basics...like masking. Heat embossing is also on my list. Thanks for all you do! Hope life is getting back to normal for you and your family! Pat
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• 2/27/2009 5:26 PM Sue Van wrote:
  I would love to see some techniques for vellum and/or parchment.
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• 2/27/2009 5:28 PM Laraine R wrote:
  Love the stamp-tv!!! Great idea and love the videos!! Keep them coming!! I am up for any techniques but would really like to see one on prismacolor pencils and k-pencils with gamsol.
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• 2/27/2009 5:30 PM angie wrote:
  I'd like to see watercoloring with ANY medium. I'm scared of that!
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• 2/27/2009 5:33 PM Kaye W. wrote:
  I would like to see some tutorials on how to use the brayer to blend ink colors and maybe some different ways to use vellum. Love the Stamp TV! Keep up the awesome work!
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• 2/27/2009 5:36 PM Lindastamps wrote:
  Although I will watch them all I'd like to see some brayering.
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• 2/27/2009 5:42 PM Val W wrote:
  I'd like to see how you make the shadow around your image so the image really pops. Whenever I try it, it looks messy. I don't use copics, so how could I get the same effect with SU markers or watercolor? A tutorial on using the various sponging tools; sponges, sponge daubers, that alcohol ink applicator, would be helpful too.
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• 2/27/2009 5:43 PM Janet Zeppa wrote:
  I'm loving StampTV!!! How about an episode on Prisma colour pencils and Gamsol.
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• 2/27/2009 5:54 PM Glenda J - AZ wrote:
  It looks almost like everything has been covered in previous e-mails. I would like to know more about Gamsol and Mineral Spirits-difference and why and how they are used. StampTV is wonderful....thanks for all you share!
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• 2/27/2009 6:00 PM Marlene wrote:
  I'd like to see more on shadows & reflections of the stamped images. They look sooo cool. Love your turorials so far. Great site.
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• 2/27/2009 6:03 PM jane gallegos wrote:
  i would like to see the piercing, mine always off i use a template but may be i am holding the tool at a angle or something.
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• 2/27/2009 6:04 PM Ying wrote:
  I would like to see dry embossing, brayering, sponging, and distressing techniques.
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• 2/27/2009 6:06 PM Colleen wrote:
  Gina,
  Please please have an episode on masking. I know you have a tutorial and it seems so simple. Everytime I look at a stamp I wonder which part goes first?
  I know it seems simple but for some reason it baffles me everytime. thanks
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• 2/27/2009 6:07 PM Mary Leeson wrote:
  OMG, Stamp TV is "da bomb" as Randy would say!hehe! And you are so cute on these videos...thanks, Gina. Would love to see some stamping on chipboard alphas and shapes...that would be fun!
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• 2/27/2009 6:08 PM Jeanette wrote:
  I would like to see tutorials of any new tools or products that you have.
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• 2/27/2009 6:09 PM Barbara wrote:
  some things I would love to see are
  
  1. More thins with velum - paper piericing and such
  
  2. How to use those glimmer mists, color wash's etc
  
  3. Most effective way to cut your papers to avoid waste
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• 2/27/2009 6:13 PM Sue wrote:
  I like the idea of projects with the Nestabilies.
  Thx for the great tutorials!
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• 2/27/2009 6:14 PM Marilyn Hitterman wrote:
  I would love to see the Stamp Positioner used. I've read how to use it, but I've never seen it on video. For me that would be a BIG help.
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• 2/27/2009 6:20 PM Melissa (SCS: stampin_melissa) wrote:
  I'd like to see some tutorials on using the Nesties like those butterflies or the buckles. I just can't imagine how I'd use them so I just keep looking at them!
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• 2/27/2009 6:23 PM sarah wrote:
  I would like to see hints for embossing. I always goof it up. I love stampTV.
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• 2/27/2009 6:23 PM Connie A wrote:
  I get confused on the different types of inks and would like a source of reference on how they are to be used. For instance, dye ink, pigment ink, chalk ink, distress ink etc.
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• 2/27/2009 6:23 PM Wendy M wrote:
  Videos on 3-d items and copics would be my choice. Great videos so far and I am sure whatever shows up will be fabulous!
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• 2/27/2009 6:25 PM Catherine M wrote:
  I would love to see some resist tutorials, I haven't tryed any yet because they look a little confusing.
  Thanks
  God Bless
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• 2/27/2009 6:25 PM Karen T. wrote:
  Nestiblilties!!! Layering and use!
  Thank you!!! =)
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• 2/27/2009 6:30 PM Janet Castle wrote:
  Thank you Gina for Stamp TV!!!! It's W-O-N-D-E-R-F-U-L!!! I'm open for any and all tutorials you post...especially the Copic and shadows.
  Jan Castle
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• 2/27/2009 6:38 PM Kathy Jackson wrote:
  I love stamp-tv!!! I can't wait for my kit to arrive!! I would love to see some copic tutorials - I practice but could use alittle help! Can't wait to see the next episode.
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• 2/27/2009 6:40 PM Pam Furlong wrote:
  First of all, I love Stamp TV! It's great to see a technique actually being done. I'd like to see how to use Spellbinders in a Cuttlebug and also how to make a nice shadow around your image using pencils and Gamsol or watercolor pencils and Aquapainters. Thanks!!
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• 2/27/2009 6:45 PM Tracey wrote:
  I think we need an Ontario Stampers group too!
  
  As for techniques on StampTV I am always happy to get some Copic tips!!
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• 2/27/2009 6:49 PM Melissa wrote:
  Stamp TV is the BEST!!! Stamp Camp on your schedule at your house!!! Anything Velum would be great, I just love the soft touch it adds. Maybe a little on the do's and don'ts of the Metalic Rub stuff, I'm afraid to mess it up & have a card that looks like my daughter was playing in my make-up.
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• 2/27/2009 6:51 PM Diane Burns wrote:
  First of all, LOVE Stamp TV! This may seem easy, but I have trouble distressing my card stock. I have used the Stampin' Up distressing tool, scissors and even a butter knife, but I can't get my edges to look as distressed as some samples I have seen. Any ideas?
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• 2/27/2009 6:52 PM Kim wrote:
  Love the stamp TV. I have seen so many wonderful suggestions for techniques to do, but I think I would prefer something with the spellbinders, especially using the new borderbilities. I love my borders, but need some visual on these.
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• 2/27/2009 6:52 PM Sheri wrote:
  I would love to see a tutorial on Prismas and perhaps watercolors. I have both and don't use them as I am just never sure.
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• 2/27/2009 6:55 PM Kris Reynolds wrote:
  I love Stamp Tv!!!
  I would like Copic tutorials...
  Thanks!!!
  Kris
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• 2/27/2009 6:58 PM Laurie wrote:
  Anything to do with coloring - your tutorial on prisma colored pencils and Gamsol that you did a few years ago is awesome! I'd also love to see something from you on Copic's!
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• 2/27/2009 6:59 PM Lillie Taylor wrote:
  I would like to see a tutorial on brayering.
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• 2/27/2009 7:02 PM Melissa Miller wrote:
  COPIC tutorials would be awesome!!
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• 2/27/2009 7:05 PM Becky wrote:
  Wow, Gina! You look fabulous on Stamp TV! I'm loving the episodes so far! I wish to see an episode on colored pencils whatever types are out there...I've seen some people say they use baby oil instead of gamsol...and I just haven't gotten up the gumption to invest in it, but I do love the way it looks.
  Nesties tips are good too!
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• 2/27/2009 7:06 PM Marla wrote:
  I would love to see using a watercolor pen with markers. Thanks for asking!
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• 2/27/2009 7:09 PM Ann I. wrote:
  Copics come to mind first. The nestabilities in a Cuttlebug next. I can't seem to get the hang of embossing with those things or getting a "clean" cut with no embossing, if that makes any sense! Thanks for the chance to win!
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• 2/27/2009 7:11 PM Linda E wrote:
  I saw a holiday card made with a dryer sheet and would love to learn how this technique was done.
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• 2/27/2009 7:14 PM Jessica wrote:
  That's an easy one - colouring techniques! Copics, watercolours, chalks, all of them
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• 2/27/2009 7:15 PM Sandy Linder wrote:
  I would LOVE to see a video technique of using Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits to color & shape stamped images. Pleeeeeeeeeese???
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• 2/27/2009 7:16 PM Laurie Fowler wrote:
  OK....would love to see a "COPIC" demo. Yes they seem to be the up and coming thing....what are your thoughts??I have Lyra's but have not really mastered them yet.
  Love your site!!!!!
  Laurie
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• 2/27/2009 7:20 PM Jessica Russell wrote:
  I'd love to see anything with coloring techniques or creative (out of the box) uses of stamps or other items.
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• 2/27/2009 7:21 PM Pat J wrote:
  How to emboss without cutting using Nestabilities would be helpful for me. I can't find where I originally saw how to do it. Brayering always needs reinforcement and the practice we had in class on the Cruise was an enormous help...but that was last October and I haven't practiced enough since. Thanks for all you do.
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• 2/27/2009 7:22 PM Jessica Russell wrote:
  I thought I just posted this, but I don't see it... forgive me if is a duplicate...
  
  I'd love to see coloring techniques and creative "out of the box" uses for stamps and other items.
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• 2/27/2009 7:24 PM Deb Else wrote:
  I would love to see watercoloring with pencils & aqua painter, as well as bleaching.
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• 2/27/2009 7:29 PM Natalie S wrote:
  I'd love to see Nestabilities with a Cuttlebug machine. I have the Cuttlebug and would love to see what I "need" to buy to go with it.
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• 2/27/2009 7:29 PM Theresa wrote:
  I would love more instruction on coloring with copics, watercolored pencils, or chalks as an example. Thanks for letting me give my suggestion
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• 2/27/2009 7:29 PM Deanna M. wrote:
  I'd like to see something on how to use glitter (not liquid glitter glue) on a stamped image that also has a part that is not to be glittered. e.g. A tree that's truck is stamped with brown ink but the branches/leaves are to be glittered with several shades of fine glitter. DO you use a glue ink pad for the glitter and masking for the trunk? Thanks if this is something you might be interested in teaching us how to do.
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• 2/27/2009 7:33 PM HeyHeyPaula wrote:
  I love Stamp-TV. What a great idea. I'd like to see some techniques using vellum. I don't use it much because I'm not sure what to do with it.
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• 2/27/2009 7:35 PM laura wrote:
  I would love to see some brayering, sponging and use of scoring techniques.
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• 2/27/2009 7:39 PM Karen C wrote:
  I would like to see masking and/or reverse masking! Thanks for the opportunity to win one of your sets!! StampTV rocks!!
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• 2/27/2009 7:51 PM Josee wrote:
  I would like to see paper piecing.
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• 2/27/2009 8:01 PM Jean B wrote:
  I need to learn more scoring.Thanks
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• 2/27/2009 8:01 PM Pam wrote:
  I would love to see tutorials on masking, nesties in the cuttlebug and coloring. Thanks!
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• 2/27/2009 8:10 PM Nicky B wrote:
  I Just can't get how to use nesties in my cuttlebug.Please help
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• 2/27/2009 8:19 PM Renee wrote:
  I have trouble using acetate on my cards. I just have no idea what to do with it! A video would be great with some ideas! Renee
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• 2/27/2009 8:23 PM Cyndi W wrote:
  Would love to see some of the nestie techniques shown on some of the cards. It is just nice to be able to go to one place and watch the video on how to do some "forgotten" techniques.
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• 2/27/2009 8:30 PM Shannon wrote:
  I would like to see masking techniques and tutorials on copic color combinations, like which colors go with which for blending, highlighting and shadowing.
  Blessings!
  Shannon
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• 2/27/2009 8:35 PM Marie H wrote:
  I love STAMP TV! I would also like to see...Aceate Projects ans coloring with Koh-i-nopr pencils. Thank you for all you do!
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• 2/27/2009 8:35 PM sandyh50 wrote:
  I would love to learn what to do with plain old gray chipboard! Thanks!
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• 2/27/2009 8:36 PM Kim Leach wrote:
  I think I give the most *help* to people who are interested in either paper piecing or masking techniques.
  
  For me, I'd love to see copic tutorials beyond the basic blending and coloring. I know there is so much more to do with your copics than I have tried!
  
  Kim Marie
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• 2/27/2009 8:39 PM molly wrote:
  colouring using all different mediums, copics, watercolour pencils, pencil crayons with gamsol, water crayons...any colouring techinques would be wonderful
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• 2/27/2009 8:42 PM Judie wrote:
  I would love to see a vellum project. I would also like to see a small box project. I really like to learn something new.
  Thank You!!!
  Judie
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• 2/27/2009 8:46 PM Deborah in TX wrote:
  Anything Cuttlebug. I'm still not sure I'm using that thing right!
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• 2/27/2009 8:48 PM Robin Brown wrote:
  I would love to see coloring with copics, I have a problem with shading to make it look more realistic. Of course anything you do for a show is going to be wonderful.
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• 2/27/2009 8:59 PM Wanda McGhee wrote:
  I would love to see 2 step stamping. I really enjoyed watching you work. You make it seem so easy. Thank you for being a blessing to me. Be blessed!
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• 2/27/2009 9:05 PM Melissa Vannoy wrote:
  Anything, just love, love, love the new site! Copics, embossing, cuttlebug... anything you pick will be a winner with me!
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• 2/27/2009 9:06 PM Sharlene wrote:
  I'm excited that you have Stamp TV and would love to see you put a project together from start to finish using various techniques with copic markers, nestabilities, cuttle bug, big shot to name a few. Thanks
  Sharlene
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• 2/27/2009 9:10 PM Dianne wrote:
  I would love to see anything with water color crayons. I love the look of these and have a set or 2 and just don't use them enough!!
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• 2/27/2009 9:15 PM Janet B wrote:
  I'd love to see reverse embossing.
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• 2/27/2009 9:17 PM julie m wrote:
  Any methods that can be used for creating backgrounds for cards or mixed media projects.
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• 2/27/2009 9:18 PM Deb wrote:
  Your first two episodes were awesome .... thanks!! I'd like to see you demonstrate the use of the nestabilities. Thanks !!!
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• 2/27/2009 9:22 PM Carol Sperry wrote:
  I would love to see different uses for the Cuttlebug EF and nesties. I love what you are doing and watching you enjoy your crafting is just awesome!
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• 2/27/2009 9:30 PM Pat Woodruff wrote:
  Love the Stamp TV. I have been stamping for many years but I still love to watch other people demonstrating anything -especially you. I would love to see things with the cuttlebug - nesties and the Koohinoor pencils and gamsol.
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• 2/27/2009 9:41 PM Connie wrote:
  I would love to see some coloring done with prisma's or copics
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• 2/27/2009 9:45 PM Rachel K wrote:
  I'd love to see something on coloring with copics or similar markers.
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• 2/27/2009 9:53 PM Carolyn wrote:
  Stamp TV is great!! I would like to see more with Copics and nestibilites techniques. Keep the info coming!!!
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• 2/27/2009 9:54 PM Gail S. wrote:
  I am pretty new at blogs and all of the wonderful, fun projects out there so I am game for anything and everything. I amazed at the beautiful cards some of these women make and would lokve to see a card from start to finish!
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• 2/27/2009 10:06 PM Reenee wrote:
  I would like to a unique acetate card.
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• 2/27/2009 10:15 PM AnneSATX wrote:
  Hmmm. Well, I'd love to see resist embossing, watercolor techniques, and/or using nestabilities. But pretty much anything would be awesome. Thanks for the chance to win!
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• 2/27/2009 10:18 PM Marsha wrote:
  I have really enjoyed the new episodes of Stamp TV. Thank you! I would like to see a tutorial on how to use the Koh-i-noor Woodless Colour Pencils, blending stumps and mineral spirits.
  Thanks for the opportunity to win!
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• 2/27/2009 10:20 PM Janice wrote:
  I would love to see the cracked glass technique. I'd like to try a card with a tile look.
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• 2/27/2009 10:22 PM Trish Klemann wrote:
  Hi Gina - Thanks for Stamptv - it is great. I would like to see more information/techniques on using chalks. Thanks!
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• 2/27/2009 10:24 PM Sherri D. wrote:
  Acetate cards still intimidate me! Let see, Copic markers, the "brayer" is scary and I'd love to see you do a demo with Nesties. But, I have to say, I've really enjoyed the episodes and quite honestly, I've been leaving comments on your blog for over a year and it was nice to finally "see you" and hear your voice! You are a real sweetie!
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• 2/27/2009 10:25 PM Chelsea wrote:
  I would love to see the crayon resist technique. But really any technique that you would teach would be wonderful.
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• 2/27/2009 10:37 PM sandie994 wrote:
  I would like to see an acetate card. I must say that I have your technique videos and love them. It's almost like taking a class from you. Keep up the good work and thanks.
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• 2/27/2009 10:39 PM Cathy wrote:
  I would love to see 3D effects. I always have a hard time trying to understand them from a diagram.
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• 2/27/2009 10:39 PM Jolene wrote:
  I absolutely loved the Mineral Spirits technique from the cruise. So I am sure there are plenty of others out there who would love it also. I am constantly using my mineral spirits that I even had to order more from you not long ago!! Have a great weekend...BTW, I LOVE Stamp TV!!!!
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• 2/27/2009 11:02 PM Cynthia wrote:
  Masking bc I know how to do it in theory but never actually do it. Also, embossing with nesties where you get that raised look around an image to make a frame but do not cut thru the paper).
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• 2/27/2009 11:05 PM Kim B wrote:
  Your videos are great and am looking forward to viewing many more. I would like to see you do a segment on colouring techniques - both copic and using pencils. Also the resist technique would be great. Many thanks for this.
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• 2/27/2009 11:17 PM Gail wrote:
  Would love to see cutting & embossing the nesties circles, ovals, etc., into frames. Also coloring with watercolor pencils and crayons. Thanks so much.
  Gail S.
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• 2/27/2009 11:22 PM Karen M. wrote:
  watercoloring or prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits techniques. Using nesties cutting, embossing and stenciling would be wonderful. thank you. Blessings...Karen
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• 2/27/2009 11:25 PM Paula wrote:
  Gina, love the stamp TV. Feel like I really know you now. One of the tecs I would like to see is using the twilight H2O's. I have had mine for 3 years and have never used them. A clerk at a craft store was doing a demo and I thought I couldn't live without them.Well, Im still here and they are still in the package.
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• 2/27/2009 11:37 PM Sandy Hill wrote:
  Gina, your stamp TV is fantastic. I am loving everything about it. I would like to know and learn about heat embossing on vellum card stock and watercoloring with Kohinor pencils.
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• 2/27/2009 11:42 PM Kathy T wrote:
  Loving stamp tv. Coloring of any kind, would be interesting to me. I've used plain colored pencils and some generic water color pencils but am not very good at it. I've just bought some Kohinoor pencils. Would love to see how to work with OMS. Thanks
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• 2/27/2009 11:52 PM Karinn wrote:
  I can read all about, but I guess I need someone to "show me" how :0) I can't figure out how to emboss with my nesties in my CB like others have done. It cuts great, but I never get any embossed cuts. Thanks so much for all you do for us!
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• 2/28/2009 12:00 AM Nan wrote:
  I definately would like to see nestabilities in the cuttlebug. How to not get any embosing before you want it on the piece.
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• 2/28/2009 12:00 AM LindaS wrote:
  No specific ones come to mind....so I have chosen some of my favorites from the other posts (although I liked all the suggestions and would be happy to see any of them).
  
  -- watercoloring ideas
  -- resist
  -- CB and Nesties (different than norm)
  -- one sheet wonder (something unique)
  
  Thanks for a chance to win.
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• 2/28/2009 12:00 AM Bernice wrote:
  Thank you for Stamp TV. It is a great idea and wonderful learning tool. The tutorials I would like to see are heat embossing, paper piercing, and copic techniques.
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• 2/28/2009 12:02 AM Trina wrote:
  Embossing and cutting with the Nesties.
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• 2/28/2009 12:06 AM Sandra wrote:
  brayering - always been a mystery to me - also paper piecing would be neat.
  Thanks for the inspiration!
  Sandra
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• 2/28/2009 12:20 AM Kay Demonbren wrote:
  Someone suggested sponging techniques, and I have to concur. My sponging always seems "globby" and uneven, and I have seen some beautifully sponged pieces. I just can't seem to get mine right.
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• 2/28/2009 12:24 AM Lisa Hjulberg wrote:
  Gina, you could do a video on tying shoes, and I'd find it interesting! Seriously, I'm open to anything, but I'm always especially interested in coloring techniques of all kinds. You are awesome!!!
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• 2/28/2009 12:31 AM Sally wrote:
  I am very new to stamping and anything you do is new and interesting to me. I'm a late bloomer and loving it.
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• 2/28/2009 1:15 AM NancyS wrote:
  Loved the tutorials so far. Gina, you did a wonderful job!
  
  In future I'd love to see tutorials on watercoloring using the various media (markers, pastels, blender pens, aqua pens, etc.).
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• 2/28/2009 1:27 AM Toni wrote:
  I would love to see stamping with bleach! I am also interested in watching someone work with a brayer. I'm such a visual person that Stamp TV is fantastic for me!
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• 2/28/2009 1:54 AM Laurie in MN wrote:
  I would like to see coloring done with copics and/or watercolors.
  Thank you.
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• 2/28/2009 2:14 AM Donna wrote:
  StampTV is just wonderful! I love it and so look forward to the many installments yet to come.
  
  Several items I would like to see you demonstrate:
  1. Acetate Projects
  2. Coloring with Koh-i-noor pencils
  3. Brayer techniques
  4. Vellum
  5. Reflection technique
  
  Everyone had great suggestions but whatever you decide I'm sure will be enjoyed by all of us. Thanks so much for doing this!
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• 2/28/2009 2:27 AM Tamara Schroeder wrote:
  I would love to see colouring demos (copics, watercolour... etc), and stamping tile coasters. I those would be my top 2 picks!
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• 2/28/2009 2:31 AM Mary wrote:
  You know, I am thinking... Have we ever seen the Gina K. projects from the CRUISE? How 'bout a Stamp TV cruise-revisited virtual class?
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• 2/28/2009 2:44 AM Brenda wrote:
  'Love your StampTV...best videos ever! And I must say, you're just as sweet as I thought you were!
  I'd love to see tutorials on Copic techniques or water coloring. Thanks for all you do for us!
  ~Brenda H.
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• 2/28/2009 3:44 AM Lynne in NI wrote:
  Where to start! But I think the thing I need most help with is colouring - preferably using something like watercolour pencils that don't cost a fortune! Or what about how to create your own dp using stamps and colours?
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• 2/28/2009 4:03 AM Renee wrote:
  I would not care what it would be...heck I'll watch anything! haha
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• 2/28/2009 5:09 AM Nancy J wrote:
  Oh, so many great suggestions! I would love to see watercolor videos, especially using the peerless watercolors.
  
  Other videos would be: how to use copics. Melanie has done a tutorial on coloring skin with copics but it would help so much to actually SEE you using copics in a video. I would especially like to see a video using Mel's "Hand in Hand" set.
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• 2/28/2009 6:30 AM Laurie P. wrote:
  Any colouring techniques would be great to see - copics, watercolouring, gamsol with pencil crayons, etc. I really need help with shading! I'm loving the new site and your videos are wonderful, Gina!
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• 2/28/2009 6:36 AM Diana wrote:
  I love any and all tutorials, but here's a few that would reallly interest me -
  coloring techniques with pencils and/or markers
  sponging techniques
  nestabilities use w/cuttlebug
  using a brayer (I'm clueless there)
  I could go on and on. I'm a visual learner and anything I can watch thrills me!!
  Love, love, love stamp TV - you've got me hooked. Can't wait to see more!
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• 2/28/2009 6:53 AM Melissa wrote:
  I would love to see something done with clear acetate.
  
  I also love your Stamp TV shows, very informative and such wonderful ideas.
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• 2/28/2009 6:58 AM Terri E. wrote:
  I would love to see anything you do LOL! It would also be fabulous to see other design team members or stamp designers as well. Perhaps techniques on more ways to color, water color crayons & copics. I also love the that the last 2 cards used supplies that I had readily available.
  
  It's a good life!
  Terri E.
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• 2/28/2009 7:47 AM Lauretta See wrote:
  I would like to see how to use the big shot with nestability's
  
  Love you webTV great job!!
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• 2/28/2009 7:48 AM Lisa H. wrote:
  Everything you do is terrific! I would like to see things other than cards that we could make, things we could use as small gifts to friends and family. Of course, I love to learn new techniques and would love to learn new ways to use ink with sponges, brayers, spray bottles, resist, etc. Thanks!
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• 2/28/2009 8:15 AM SouthernScraps wrote:
  Coloring tutorials of all kinds and with all mediums, to include using a brayer. Love the techniques presented so far!
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• 2/28/2009 8:20 AM Judy wrote:
  I want to know how to brayer a background without leaving lines from the end of the brayer. I love everything you do especially StampTV..seeing a technique visually sinks into this brain. Thanks.
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• 2/28/2009 8:36 AM Christine wrote:
  I am up for anything you would like to share. I am just starting to learn to color correcltly! LOL Also demos of using the toys we have. Nesties, big shots, cutlebug, copics
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• 2/28/2009 8:36 AM Nancy P wrote:
  I don't know of any techniques so anything you show me will be wonderful... Nancy P...
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• 2/28/2009 8:36 AM Margie wrote:
  I am loving StampTV! I would like to see how the mirror technique is done and how to use a brayer.
  jmgeisler
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• 2/28/2009 8:39 AM Cathy Green wrote:
  I would love to see the Scor-Pal. I'd like to see how it works. Also, it would be neat if you could do the projects that were on the cruise! Thanks for StampTV. It is so cool! Cathy
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• 2/28/2009 8:40 AM Joan Farmer wrote:
  How about the "spotlight" technique. I know all kinds of techniques but have never learned this one. Love the Stamp TV website. Good job.
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• 2/28/2009 8:46 AM Glitter Queen wrote:
  I have always wanted to create an acetate card but never have also uses for brass templates and the silver/gold peeloff stickers. I have these items and not used them so a little inspiration or various techniques for these items would be fabulous.
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• 2/28/2009 8:47 AM Darlene Clark wrote:
  I would love to see you add on to the Gina K Designs DVDs that I have. Maybe after you get several videos on Stamp TV you will consolidate into a DVD for purchase? What do you think? A good digital editor is all you need!
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• 2/28/2009 9:04 AM Liz wrote:
  I'd like to see cards and altered items using things that you have around the house.
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• 2/28/2009 9:06 AM Toni K wrote:
  Any coloring techniques would be awesome! You rock and anything you do is awesome! Thanks!
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• 2/28/2009 9:29 AM Jenny S wrote:
  I would love to see coloring techniques on different papers (such as vellum, newspaper), with copics and water color.
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• 2/28/2009 9:43 AM Deanna Collins wrote:
  I need lots of ideas for using my "NEW" nestabilities and my cuttlebug, as well as the cuttlebug embossing folders. I would also love ideas for using ribbons, window cards, more uses for my Scor-Pal, etc. Actually, almost anything. Thanks for this wonderful new spot for learning new techniques. You are absolutely fabulous. I love your videos.
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• 2/28/2009 10:22 AM Heather "Hev" wrote:
  I have no idea if it is even a technique or not (probably so simple but the brain isnt working!) but is there a way to heat emboss with 2 different colours???
  
  Have a lovely weekend
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• 2/28/2009 10:23 AM Carol W. wrote:
  I would love to see the resist technique. I just LOVE Stamp TV, you're the best Gina!
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• 2/28/2009 10:56 AM Alyssa wrote:
  I would love to see how to cover a small clipboard entirely! I cannot figure it out, but love when I see what others have done
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• 2/28/2009 11:09 AM Linda w wrote:
  I would love to see how a video is made. You know the ones that show stampers hands and it seems like it comes from above them. Gina I love the quality of your videos. Definitely the best out there.
  
  Thanks much
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• 2/28/2009 11:36 AM Kathy H. wrote:
  I'd love to see various coloring techniques.
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• 2/28/2009 11:40 AM Amy G. wrote:
  There are a few things that I would like to see. Faux dry embossing, Ghosting aka versamark resist, and smooshing. There's a whole list, but I'll just start with those.
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• 2/28/2009 11:51 AM Kristin wrote:
  I'd love to see a Crayon Resist or other form of resist technique.
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• 2/28/2009 12:16 PM Chris R. from Iowa wrote:
  I would like to see.....anything and everything! Never to late to learn or visit something you may know but had forgotten!
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• 2/28/2009 12:32 PM reflections:0) wrote:
  You know I have a brayer and never use it... I think that learning to use the tools we buy would be great...
  
  
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• 2/28/2009 1:10 PM Pat S. wrote:
  Hi Gina!
  Love the new Stamp TV!
  I would like to see anything with punches. I tend to buy them, and then not know what to do with them.
  Thanks!
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• 2/28/2009 1:12 PM Terri Moore wrote:
  I would like to see how you made the cookie bag you shared on your blog at Christmas time.
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  1. 2/28/2009 1:35 PM Terri Moore wrote:
     I meant around Thanksgiving time
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• 2/28/2009 1:57 PM Sara wrote:
  Gina, I'd love to see cards created with acetate or Fantasy Film. I have both and never use them. I'd also love to see you do some cool Scor-Pal tutorials on video.
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• 2/28/2009 2:48 PM tara wrote:
  i'd like to see more watercolor techniques. thanks!
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• 2/28/2009 2:49 PM Christy wrote:
  I'd love to learn more about using vellum. I have a pack of vellum that has been sitting there looking longingly at me begging to be used but I'm just afraid to use it. Thanks so much for asking our input!
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• 2/28/2009 2:55 PM Stephanie Sheridan wrote:
  I would love to see "Using your Scor Pal". Wonderful idea for this and Thank you for the Blog Candy.
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• 2/28/2009 3:10 PM Pia wrote:
  I love the tutorials, I would love some more info on copics, scor pal, emboss resists, I could go on!
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• 2/28/2009 3:15 PM Colleen H wrote:
  I don't know names for the stamp techniques but I would love to see more on copics. I would also like to see using versamark for emboss and resist.
  
  I think it would be fun to see you make a tutorial when you make cards with interesting folds.
  
  Thanks for the chance for input!
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• 2/28/2009 3:19 PM Erin L. wrote:
  I saw you color an image at the Spring Stamp Expo in St. Paul. You used pencils and Gamsol. I would love to see you do it again.
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• 2/28/2009 3:25 PM Carey wrote:
  I need to learn how to use a brayer. The cards I see that use this tool are FABULOUS and I'm a dolt about it.
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• 2/28/2009 3:36 PM Michelle VP wrote:
  I'd like to see techiques with copics. I've never seen those markers in real life and would like to "see" how they work before I consider buying any.
  
  I'd like to see other coloring techniques too.
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• 2/28/2009 4:22 PM BETH R. wrote:
  My vote is for some non-traditional shaped cards.
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• 2/28/2009 4:34 PM Claudia F. wrote:
  Gina, I'd love to see a tutorial on placing your stamps straight on the blocks.
  Claudia
  scfranson@charter.net
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• 2/28/2009 4:54 PM Jackie W. wrote:
  I think some Copic coloring would be fantastic! You'd probably sell more! Hee!
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• 2/28/2009 5:12 PM Katie wrote:
  I love all resist techniques...do you have any new twists on them?
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• 2/28/2009 5:54 PM Merri B (onehand) wrote:
  i wud sa more with the copics i have sum of them onle i am afrad of them i just dont want to wrec them to c it in rel life wud b asum thanxs for wanting to here wat we want to lurn u r such a col lade the stamptv iz 2 di 4 its wundrful to c u in rel life thanxs agin
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• 2/28/2009 6:01 PM Ronda C. wrote:
  I would like to see a tutorial on copic markers and how to blend the colors. I love your site!
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• 2/28/2009 6:09 PM Karen S. wrote:
  I would love to learn more ways to use the Scor-pal. I just received one for Christmas and need to use it more!
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• 2/28/2009 6:57 PM Judy wrote:
  I would love to see you use vellum and the versamark pad together. Also, I would love to see the ways to use the scor-pal and the measurements on it.
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• 2/28/2009 7:04 PM Betty wrote:
  I would love to see tutorials on coloring techniques
  and heat embossing. Your videos are great! It is so
  much easier to learn when you can actually see how
  it is done. Thanks very much!
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• 2/28/2009 7:48 PM ma54k wrote:
  I am a new member of Stamp TV. I would enjoy video's on Nesties, Vellum and masking. Thanks, I have finally gotten up the courage to upload some of my work. Stamp TV is so easy to manuver!
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• 2/28/2009 7:52 PM Charlene Merrick wrote:
  Anything you demo will be terrific, Gina, but I would like to see the varied uses of vellum and the best way of adhering it to your projects that doesn't show through.
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• 2/28/2009 8:19 PM Janene wrote:
  I would love to know how to use a brayer. I love the look of it, but haven't a clue what to do. Please help.
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• 2/28/2009 8:25 PM Ellen Sutton wrote:
  I too would love to see something done with the nestabilities. I have them but I haven't been able to get them to work right! Thanks for all your great ideas and tips!!
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• 2/28/2009 9:06 PM Vicky Sitterly wrote:
  Hi Gina,
  I am loving StampTV and I am looking forward to ANY of your tutorials.
  Personally, I would love to see one on paper-piecing. I'm going to try it tonight, but I'd like to see your take on it.
  Thanks for all you do and Congrats on your new undertaking!! It is a GOOD thing!!
  Hugs,
  Vicky~~
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• 2/28/2009 10:07 PM Jill C. wrote:
  Would love to see some different card folding techniques used with stamping. Copic help would always be appreciated. Embossing or brayering tutorials.... you make anything look easy!
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• 2/28/2009 10:43 PM Jerusha wrote:
  I would love to see some emboss resist, and even crayon resist would be cool! I love the look of them! I can't wait to see your new episodes, this is so cool.
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• 2/28/2009 10:57 PM Cynthia O. wrote:
  I've recently become interested in altering artist canvas. Tips and how-to's would be great. Love all of your projects. Thanks for the chance to win!
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• 2/28/2009 11:43 PM jules p wrote:
  coloring with copics. i love seeing what you do with them! you are so remarkable!
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• 2/28/2009 11:55 PM Alice Hancock wrote:
  Would you please make a video showing how to use a brayer to make sunrise/sunset background scenes? Thank you, and thanks also for the opportunity to win the Blog Candy!
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• 3/1/2009 12:14 AM Betz61 wrote:
  I would like to see any of the faux techniques like faux linen,faux cloisonne ect. Love this site and your new Stamp TV thanks so much for bringing all you have to the stamp world.
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• 3/1/2009 6:50 AM Linda Peterson wrote:
  I have a cuttlebug and need ideas on using the products, from other companies, in it.
  Linda Peterson
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• 3/1/2009 7:38 AM Kim Stevens wrote:
  I would like to see projects and ideas using the scor-pal and I would also like tips using the cricut. Have a beautiful day!
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• 3/1/2009 10:02 AM annabelle wrote:
  I would like to see 3D tings or altered projects
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• 3/1/2009 10:05 AM annabelle wrote:
  I would like to see 3D things and altered projects
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• 3/1/2009 10:12 AM kayla T. wrote:
  i would like to see some projects teaching us to color with copics.
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• 3/1/2009 11:13 AM Jennifer Evans wrote:
  I would love to see techniques to use in scrapbooks with stamps. Also, more vellum ideas and techniques; and always, always 3-D items.
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• 3/1/2009 11:23 AM Cheri H wrote:
  Gina,
  I am loving your Stamp TV and lokk forward to when I can participate in a challenge. I would like to see techniques using my copics and shading of them. Also, I have a Scor-pal that I would like to know how to use
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• 3/1/2009 12:26 PM Janet Sisk wrote:
  I love your stuff so I am excited to see what all you have instore for us. I am a technique junkie, but I am always trying to figure out "coloring" images. I don't have Copics, but I have Prismacolor markers, lots of colored pencils, many reinkers and ink pads. I also have a lot of Nestabilities and would like to see some creative/unusual ways to use them.
  Thanks for a chance to win some great stamps.
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• 3/1/2009 12:49 PM Sharon Aspinall wrote:
  Good Morning,
  
  I would love to see different techniques similar to the thumping that give rubber stamps a different look. I have already tried thumping and kissing and am amazed at the different looks. You are a wealth of information and I love to learn! Is there more techniques with using markers instead of stamp pads? You are so amazing and I am having so much fun with StampTV.
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• 3/1/2009 12:51 PM Sharon Aspinall wrote:
  Hello Again,
  
  I would also like to see techniques with the nesties and embossed effects. I never can remember the order they all get stacked. A tutorial will give me the visual.
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• 3/1/2009 1:56 PM Kelly wrote:
  I'm just getting into stamping, so I guess I would like to see some of the basics. The first two videos on StampTv were very helpful and informative! I also learned, while playing with the kit last night, that the paper really does matter!
  
  Thank you, Gina!
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• 3/1/2009 1:58 PM Connie G wrote:
  I would love to figure out why when I pierce paper - I am always unhappy with the result. My holes are never uniform, some are crooked - even with a template! WHat am I doing??
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• 3/1/2009 2:11 PM Kathie wrote:
  I would like to see some acetate cards on StampTV.
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• 3/1/2009 2:27 PM Carri wrote:
  Copic markers and by the way are you doing any certification courses? I live in the North west and would love to become certified.
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• 3/1/2009 2:43 PM Karabeth Schleich wrote:
  I would like to see shading with copic markers. How do you detemine the shades to use and where to shade
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• 3/1/2009 2:51 PM Melissa Riker wrote:
  I would love to see anything cuttlebug! Embossing, cutting, using various dies from other brands....the CB is my favorite toy but I'm always nervous about trying new things with it, it would be great to SEE it done!
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• 3/1/2009 3:02 PM ellen s wrote:
  more things to do w/ my brayer & maybe color washes. i loooove mine & use them often & would love to see what other people do w/ them
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• 3/1/2009 3:48 PM anita wrote:
  I love what I have seen so far! I am interested in learning brayer techniques. Thank you for considering our opinions.
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• 3/1/2009 4:24 PM Beti wrote:
  Well, I would love to see some techniques with copic markers, watercoloring or distress inks...I'm new in 'stamping world' so all ways of having good result and not spending a fortune for that would be welcome!
  hugs!
  Beti
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• 3/1/2009 5:16 PM Brooke wrote:
  I would love to see some colouring techniques.
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• 3/1/2009 6:14 PM debi t wrote:
  I would love to see more techiques that use buttons and stamping on buttons. We all know how to make them a center of a flower. How about some other ideas.
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• 3/1/2009 6:15 PM Sue wrote:
  I love both of the techniques you have done. I would like to see something on the basics of using Copic markers.
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• 3/1/2009 6:31 PM Rebecca Y. wrote:
  I'd watch anything you do! But I'd love to get ideas for using up all those small scraps of solid and printed papers. Also would be interesting to see you take one product - a certain tool or type of ink - and show a variety of ways to use it. Thanks for StampTV - you are filling a major void in "craftdom"!
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• 3/1/2009 6:41 PM Terri Scott wrote:
  I'd love to see more coloring without the copic markers. They are lovely, but NO Way I can afford them now. With the economy like it is, more practical ways of helping us continue to do this craft would be appreciated greatly!
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• 3/1/2009 6:48 PM Diane G wrote:
  I just got a Cuttlebug so I'd love to see some techniques on Nestabilities and different ways to use the Cuttlebug. I also have some Pearl Ex, Lumiere and Paper Effects that I'd love to learn how to use more. Thanks! And thanks for STAMP TV!! It's incredible!
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• 3/1/2009 8:07 PM Hannah B wrote:
  I'd love to lean more about the cuttlebug...thanks
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• 3/1/2009 8:18 PM R.B. wrote:
  Anything will be great , but how about some low cost tips,I love this hobby but,My family needs have to come first.Keep up the good work.
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• 3/1/2009 8:58 PM Mary wrote:
  I love Stamp TV! I'd like to see how to use the nestabilities dies in the Cuttlebug or Big Shot. Thanks.
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• 3/1/2009 11:27 PM Pat T. wrote:
  Gina, how do you do all that you do? I love your creativity, and now your awesome site: StampTV-WOW! I would like information about Copic Markers & coloring techniques. Thanks for guiding us in our journey of crafting!
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• 3/1/2009 11:48 PM Joyce wrote:
  i'm new to stamp tv and love it. i really need help with ribbon manipulation and bow tying. i think that goes along with stamping/card making.
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• 3/1/2009 11:54 PM NancyJo wrote:
  I would like to see a project using vellum or acetate.
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• 3/2/2009 12:47 AM Robin (scrappintlc) wrote:
  Love to see copic coloring tutorials, I'd love to get certified also. Scor pal techniques, coloring tutorials with the mineral spirits and Kohinor pencils. Oh also any videos on how to cut out Mels stamp sheets, I have a few of them and am afraid to cut them for fear I'll cut into an image beside the one I'm cutting, those words are close together. LOL
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• 3/2/2009 1:48 AM Marsha wrote:
  I am really enjoying Stamp TV.
  I would like to see some ways to use glossy paper.
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• 3/2/2009 7:14 AM Karen from Ontario wrote:
  I really enjoyed watching your episode on Stamp TV...I think it will be so informative.
  I would like to know more about shadowing an image after colouring it in. thanks...
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• 3/2/2009 7:21 AM Diana Curtis wrote:
  Would love to see how to use copics. I just can't get it. Thanks love the episodes on StampTV. Thanks
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• 3/2/2009 7:42 AM Sara S wrote:
  I have some Pearl Ex that I have no idea what to do with... so any tutorials using that would be great.
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• 3/2/2009 7:52 AM Jennie Harper wrote:
  Love the new StampTV site...so awesome to meet others from my state. As far as stuff I would like to see...anything! :o)
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• 3/2/2009 8:37 AM Cassi wrote:
  stamp kissing -- i have much to learn. also shadow ink techniques
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• 3/2/2009 8:56 AM Yvette wrote:
  I would like to see creative paper piecing of stamp images. Also would love a tutorial on his to use digital images that are popping up everywhere.
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• 3/2/2009 9:21 AM beth wrote:
  I would like to see how to make a pop up card. Love the new network!!
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• 3/2/2009 11:04 AM Joni mastronardi wrote:
  I would love to see coloring with Copic markers and shading techniques. Thank you.
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• 3/2/2009 11:58 AM Maylee wrote:
  I would like to see masking techniques to make background images. Love your tutorials, so clear and simple to understand.
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• 3/2/2009 12:15 PM Wendi K wrote:
  Projects with acetate
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• 3/2/2009 12:58 PM Terri wrote:
  Anything with Copics please.
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• 3/2/2009 2:03 PM Martina wrote:
  i wish a tv-episode:
  colouring with copics
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• 3/2/2009 4:32 PM Jessica K wrote:
  I'd love more watercoloring tutorials, and also something on the brayering technique to create backgrounds.
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• 3/2/2009 4:39 PM Kitty Rodahl wrote:
  I would love to see someone actually color something with copics. I would also like to see some sponging-what kind of sponges work best, light or dark ink on light or dark paper,blending two or more colors when sponging, how much pressure, etc..... Love the new Stamp TV-Gina, you have done such a great job so far! Thanks!!
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• 3/2/2009 7:26 PM Paola Norman wrote:
  Hi, I would love to see tutorials on colouring tips with Copics and with pencils and blending to get that soft look. Thanks and have a beautiful day!!
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• 3/2/2009 7:59 PM Barbara Hale wrote:
  I would love to see anything on coloring with Copics and watercoloring. I loved the video on the kissing technique. I still haven't tried it but I think I have enough confidence to try it now. Thanks!
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• 3/3/2009 12:42 AM Karen L. wrote:
  I would like to see some demonstrations using the resist/resist technique. I love the results.
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• 3/3/2009 1:39 AM Cathie McKenzie wrote:
  "How to use Distress Inks"....that's what I'd love to see , but just any thing is fine. The Videos are so spectacular, ANYthing is just fine with me.
  GramaCat
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• 3/3/2009 1:49 AM Sarah wrote:
  I would like to see more things with thr scoreit ,I dont use mine because I dont Know how Sarah
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• 3/3/2009 1:54 AM Deb Neerman wrote:
  Congrats to the winner!
  
  Sponging techinques, please!
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• 3/3/2009 5:17 AM bMelton wrote:
  I would love to see a something on color coordination and using the color wheel. I love the TV for I am a visual learner and this helps tremendously.
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• 3/3/2009 7:26 AM mary leeson wrote:
  Blending, blending, blending! It would be great to have a tutorial on blending with all pencils and markers ....different color pencils (water, wax, color) and markers (tombow, copic, marvy), etc. Am loving your StampTV...thanks for all your efforts, Gina!
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• 3/3/2009 8:19 AM Dell Richards wrote:
  Would love to see some Copics techniques as I recently purchased some of these bad boys! I also am intrigued by bleaching.
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• 3/3/2009 8:52 AM Joan K. wrote:
  How about showing how to use older tools with the newer dies, etc? I have an old sizzix which I can't use because of newer plates.
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• 3/3/2009 7:36 PM julie m wrote:
  All about micro beads. They look so cool on some of the cards. But your videos are so helpful that I will be happy with any techniques. I can always use help and new ideas.
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• 3/3/2009 11:39 PM Linda wrote:
  Hi Gina
  The trophy for the year goes to you for starting Stamp TV. All I can say is FANTASTIC.
  I would love to see a video on OMS & Prismacolor pencils.
  Good Luck
  &
  God Bless
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• 3/5/2009 1:35 PM Louise Luna wrote:
  Since the a new Copic Club is about to start, how about a tutorial on Copic markers for beginners. As time progress how about add ons, such as blending with the colorless blender, blending colors (if that makes sense) cleaning tips, replacing tips and refilling the markers. Thank You!! I really look forward to watch the various episodes of Stamp TV
  
  Sincerely,
  Louise Luna
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• 3/6/2009 12:23 PM Krissy Fossmeyer wrote:
  Coloring techniques. Right now I use watercolor pencils, but would love to learn more about Prismacolor
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• 5/16/2009 7:51 AM nick_errolc wrote:
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• 2/23/2012 8:01 PM cde512 wrote:
  I get quite bored amid my baby boom So I forever find myself experimenting with hair/nails/makeup. Today was a nail day I was watchin ANTM and saw a prototype with mesh over her eyes plus was prefer 'I want mesh aboard my nails'. So behind tweeting namely (lol),eye shadow, I googled it plus clearly it was celeb trend in 09 plus there were a lot of tuts on it. I combined a few of them to qualified what I had among my stash and here is how I did it:
  
  What you need:
  - lace (I accustom some oldddddd leggings)
  -clear raining n brutal altitude coat
  -sally's knit hardener
  -a natural/nude polish
  -scissors
  
  The Process:
  1) Do a basecoat aboard your nails
  2) Apply two floors of naked polish
  3) Wait for it to dry
  4) Fit mesh apt fasten and slit off excess
  6) Apply 1 coat of nail hardner
  7) Apply lace and gently press into zone (I accustom the butt of my scissors)
  8) Apply afresh overcoat of hardener
  9) Apply shiney top overcoat if you don't absence a matte finish
  10) Repeat aboard the vacation of your nails.
  
  Here are my results:
  
  
  You tin likewise use brush aboard anchor paste to bond the mesh only I accepted never apt Also. I've seen some people use gel because a altitude overcoat I equitable didn't have any aboard hand and didn't feel favor getting anybody This look would be even cuter whether you coated the ring fingers within rhinestones. I am going to venture namely after (I LOVEEEE rhinestone covered nails)
  
  (:
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