I can't believe how quickly I was able to make a stack of these washi tape birthday cards! It was so easy and I think they are stinkin' cute. Let's take a look:One of the most fun things about this card is that by substituting another shape for the balloon ...
Do you need to make a Valentine's Day card that you can send to virtually ANYONE? And would you like to see how I used - believe it or not - Christmas leftovers to dress it up? Check it out:When I showed this photo to a friend she wanted to know where I ...
If you are looking for cool things to do with washi tape, read this post! I was playing around the other day and was amazed when I created this project because not only is it super cute, it was SUPER easy! Take a look:I had just received the Sweet & ...
Today we are talking about how to make easy Christmas cards at home with leftover supplies. When I mentioned in a recent posting that I spent time the week after Christmas doing exactly this - several of you asked to see what I meant.So why did I start doing ...
Have you ever tried to come up with ideas for Stampin' Up! masculine birthday cards? Today on the Friday Flip, I am going to show you how I took this love card and turned it into one of a few Stampin' Up! masculine birthday cards with just a few simple ...
Discover how to make handmade love cards in just a few moments in today's video tutorial! With just a few supplies and the desire to send some love via snail mail, you can do this!Let me share with you the supplies I used: Designer ...
I am in desperate need of thank you cards. Like needed them this past Monday. So today is all about making easy thank you cards that are still stunning!We spent most of yesterday taking down all the Christmas decor. Which then turns into winter cleaning ...
Today we are making tags with Christmas Washi Tape. We can make a lot of tags with just a little bit of washi tape - so scraps or left over rolls of washi you have laying around are perfect for this!With just a few supplies and a couple of minutes, your tags ...
