As more of our Holiday Leftover series, I have a fun card for you today that uses scraps from a variety of different holidays. For this one, the yellow is leftover from a Halloween project, and the red flowers is the opposite side of a card I already started on ...
New Card Idea with Stamparatus Tip VideosI have a new card making video for you - two videos actually!If you haven't known me for years, you may not know how much I love ladybugs. I love them so much that we decorated Emily's room with ladybugs when she ...
Today we are making the cutest handmade coffee cup ever! I am pulling in some of my favorite colors and supplies to make this card.I have a spot on my wall for my dies that don't go with stamp sets, all the squares/rectangles, things like that. Up on that ...
Sending Sunshine Through the MailboxThis past week was such a week of sunshine, even during the time of the cold front and nasty rain. It was my daughter's week to shine, and she did in so many ways.Emily's school volleyball team not only made it to the ...
Fun & Cute Card, Inside and OutToday we are making a fun & cute card, inside and out are here and with a video!I am using one of my favorite papers - it's the Celebrate Everything paper. It's adorable AND it's a gift with purchase kind of ...
Nothing's Better Than - Project and MoreToday I have a fun project using the Nothing's Better Than items, and there is more to share also!To me, this stamp set and die set are the gift that keep on giving. You can make so much with these awesome ...
Bright and Cheerful Thank You CardI LOVE bright and cheerful cards. They are my favorites to make. Bright colors are my thing. I love the spring they put in my step, the joy I get using them.I am willing to bed that you have a favorite color palette as ...
Warm Welcome Bundle with Cute ShoesThis card is one of the main reasons I bought this bundle, it has little converse-like shoes, which are my favorites. I couldn't wait to use these shoes!Sometimes when we are looking into picking out stamps, we tend to ...
