Hello! I wanted to make scene cards with these two Anita Jeram stamps from Colorado Craft Company so I went through my stash to find… Read More »Using Up Scraps, Fixing Mistakes and a Giveaway!
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Hello! I’m excited to be part of a blog hop for Tonic Studios December release. This month they are releasing the Shoot for the Moon… Read More »Tonic Studios Shoot for the Moon Stamp Club Blog Hop & Giveaway
Hello! I’ve just completed Seasonal Scene Building with Nichol Spohr for Altenew Educator Certification Program. I love scene cards and Nichol Spohr is the queen… Read More »AECP LEVEL1 – Seasonal Scene Building
Hello! This card features a scene stamp from Colorado Craft Company. I added simple dimension that stepped my design up a bit. But before we… Read More »Making a Scene Stamp Dimensional without Die Cutting – Colorado Craft Company
I’m so excited to share that I finally opened my own Etsy shop! I’ve been to nervous to do it for such a long time.… Read More »Who Stole My Glitter Etsy Shop Now Open!
Hello! Today I’m sharing this fun snowman card full of rainbows and glitter. It does require quite a bit of die cutting but with a… Read More »Rainbow Snowmen Slimline Card – Spellbinders November Small Die of the Month
Hello! I’m back today to share how I modified an exclusive die from Scrapbook.com. And the die I’m using is on a great sale right… Read More »Modifying A Large Image With Partial Die Cutting
Hello! As requested, I’m sharing a simple coloring technique using the new Anita Jeram collection from Colorado Craft Company. I don’t know about you, but… Read More »Coloring with Distress Oxides – Colorado Craft Company & Anita Jeram
Hello! I’m always excited to try a new to me company and new products. Today it’s the new dies from Scrapbook.com and they are wonderful!… Read More »Ink Blending Large Die Cuts and Square Cards
Hello! Today I want to share with you five of my favorite card making supplies. I’ve also included current sales throughout the post in bold… Read More »Five Favorites on the Fifth