Happy Tuesday!

This is a crazy busy week here in Florida.  We've returned from our three week tour of the northeast.  Now we're preparing for five weeks in Chicago.  Lots to get done, but I can't wait to get back there.

Today I'm adding a new section to our weekly newsletter - Tuesday Tip.  I may mention these tips buried in videos or blog posts, but this is the only place that I will highlight them.  Hit reply and let me know if you like this.  I'm also open to suggestions if something has been frustrating you while making cards.

Tomorrow is a great day for demonstrators as we get to preview the upcoming mini catalog.  I'll be sure to gie you my first impressions in next weeks newsletter.

Have a fabulous week!  Next newsletter will be typed in Chicago!

xo,

Linda

p.s.  Here's the link to subscribe to my YouTube channel so you don't miss any upcoming videos!

P.P.S.  Blog posts and videos along with this newsletter will continue to come out on schedule during these next five weeks.  Enjoy!

✨ Guy Card Using Sketch 11
New on the blog today.  This card uses Sketch 11 as a launch point.  I've changed up a few things and you'll find the details in the post. 

🎥 July Unboxing Video
Here's a look at the products you'll see in the coming weeks.  I'm so excited to dive in and get creating!  Which one do you want to see first - hit reply and let me know!

💡 Tuesday Tip - Using Acetate Sheets
You get two of these everytime you purchase a clear stamp set.  Do you toss them?  I'd encourage you to save them the next time.  

I use these sheets to "test stamp".  When I'm trying to see where I want a leaf to go once I've stamped the flower.  When I'm adding another image to an already stamped greeting.  These sheets come in so handy.

Here's what you do:

Simple - stamp the image on the acetate sheet and move it to where you want the image to be.  Now you know where to stamp.

Perfectionist - inside a stamp positioner, stamp the image on the acetate sheet and move it to where you want the image to be.  Quickly clean off the stamp and now lay it image side down on top of the acetate where you stamped the image.  Close the door of your stamp positioner and "grab" the stamp.  Now you can ink up the stamp and it will go just where you want.

Need a visual of this - I'll be adding Tuesday Tip videos soon.

🌟 My Sketch Masterclass!
If you haven't seen this video yet - take a look.  I really appreciate you watching, liking and commenting.  It's a great free way to support my business.

In this video I take a sketch and make four very different cards from it.  I think you're going to love it!