Mirror rubber stamping is a technique used in rubber stamping to create a reverse or mirror image of a stamp design. This technique is particularly useful for creating symmetrical designs or for stamping an image that needs to be used in reverse, such as wanting ...
I recently shared in a newsletter that I will be retiring classes from papercraftingclasses.com. And today it begins!The first class that will retire is the first issue of Papercrafting Triple Play.**NOTE: When you purchase the class, you will keep ...
Card Stands Now Available!
Many of you have been asking about my card display stands that I use in my pictures. We used to sell them, until the world fell apart...I was cleaning out my closet under the stairs last week and came across these forgotten about ...
Today we are making a starburst pattern from scraps of patterned paper, and I can't wait to share with you how to do this.I have a lot of 3/4" scraps laying around. I have a lot of these because if you are starting with 6" x 6" paper and your card front size ...
Today we are using up scraps!I love the pretty host paper that is in the Jan-Apr catalog. It's bright, it's fun - and the color combinations are similar to my favorites, but with a twist.For example, I am not a huge Shaded Spruce fan, but I ...
Today we are using the Conversations Bubbles to make a thank you card! This bundle is so much fun, and I think it's better than the last one we had many years ago.It's so versatile, you can do a lot with it!I was challenging myself to use a patterned ...
The other night on our Stamping Family Zoom, Patty shared that she is moving and asked for tips on how to pack craft supplies for moving. I have packed up my stamp room four times for moving, and it can feel very overwhelming.My first advice is to think of ...
Simple Love You CardYou know those moments when you need a love card, but don't want it all frilly hearts and overwhelming gush? Just a simple love you card, without all the fuss?That's what I need today. Not a Valentine, not a "here for you" even though ...
