You all know I LOVE me some fancy background paper - I use it a lot and I have been known to create secret stashes of my faves. But sometimes I just don't have the right color, shape, scale or some other detail I am feeling finicky about I just make my own! And ...
Did you know you can use your ink pads to create different types of watercolor washes? Yes you CAN! Adding hand watercoloring to cards is hot hot hot right now and NO you do NOT need to buy all those paints and pain sticks and special brushes and solutions and ...
Today I am sharing one of the cutest handmade card designs for friend besties - no I am not bragging! The Sprinkles Of Life stamp set makes it so easy! Check it out: Isn't that so sweet? And you could use it for a birthday card, an ...
Are you familiar with Stampin' Up!'s Softly Falling embossing folder? This folder was designed to mimic the look of softly falling snow. But the other day I was looking at it and thought that the little drifting dots could be any number of other things and - VOILA ...
Clean and Simple Birthday Card Idea
This past weekend I got to do a lot of stamping - and it was wonderful! I got to play with favorites from the new catalog! If you are looking for a clean and simple birthday card idea, here is one for you!I decided to go ...
Ok, let's be honest - is there anything more satisfying than stamping a stack of simple handmade birthday cards for friends? love quick and simple cards, like LOVE them! Anytime I can grab a handful of supplies and bust out a crazy cute card in minutes - well, ...
I love creating textures on paper for card making and the "new" Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folders you can add a TON of texture with just one quick swipe through your Big Shot. Take a look at this card: That is NOT printed paper! I ...
I love making handmade die cut cards because dies these days do so much of the intricate work for us. I LOVE the way this card came out and even thought I planned to do some more to it, I stopped here because it's so gorgeous. Check it ...
