That's right - just stamps - no fancy tools, no fussy cutting, no anything other than just the joy of rubber stamping. Sound boring? Well heck no! The cards that I think are boring either end up in the trash OR get stashed away for rehab. But this one.......well, ...
Today I want to share with you some tips on how to heat emboss cards. Heat embossing is a really fun and surprisingly easy way to add a lot of WOW to your cards. Let's take a look at a card where I used white heat embossing to put some pop onto dark card ...
When you think "Stamping Basics", what comes to mind? How to ink a stamp? The best way to measure panels for cards? Great tips to tie a bow?Well, yes, those are stamping basics. SUPER basics. But lately I have been hearing from people that sometimes ...
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 ...
Are you like me and love to collect ideas of crafts to make with paper bags? Whether you use premade little paper bags like the ones I used here or cut down larger bags, there is no end to the adorable things you can do with them. One of my favorite things to do ...
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 ...
Have you ever had some paper with patterns that just didn't tickle your fancy? Maybe it was part of package with some paper with patterns you DID like? Well, it happens to all of us and I have a most excellent solution. JAZZ IT UP! One way you can do that is to ...
If you are looking for ideas for handmade thank you cards, you are in the right place today! Check out this quick and easy handmade card with just the right amount of bling: I LOVE how that little border of Silver Glimmer Paper takes this card ...
