Did you catch last night’s One Sheet Wonder Cards video? If not you can watch the video down below in this blog post. If this is the first time you are seeing the Inked & Tiled Bundle with the coordinating Inked Botanicals Designer Series Paper then you are in for a treat. I love this Read More
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Inked Botanicals Designer Series Paper July Card Club Kit
My July Card Club Kit is all about the Inked Botanicals Designer Series Paper stack and I used the coordinating Inked & Tiled Bundle for the sentiments and for the sentiment mats. The two Inked & Tiled Punches in the bundle work perfect together or separately. You can also use these punches in a variety Read More
Get Creative Use Stampin’ Supplies to Create a 4th of July Card
I hope you have a safe and fun 4th of July with your family and friends. What day did you get off from work this year? Did you have to go to work today or did you get today and tomorrow off? When you are self employed you have the decision to make whether you Read More
5 Fun Fold Cards With Countryside Inn Designer Series Paper
Get More Bang for Your Buck: 5 Fun Fold Cards from One Sheet of the Countryside Inn Paper Don’t let your precious Countryside Inn Designer Series Paper go to waste! With this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create five different fun fold card designs using just one sheet of paper. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter Read More
Hello Ladybug Stamp Set: Creating Stunning Cards with Leftover Paper Pieces
Don’t let those leftover paper pieces from Monday’s Fun Fold Cards go to waste! Today I’ll show you how to use them with the Hello Ladybug stamp set and your leftover In Color Designer Series Papers to create beautiful and unique cards. If you are like me and see those pieces laying out on your Read More
Fresh Take On Peek-a-boo Fun Fold Cards With Hello Ladybug Stamp Set
Today I’m going to unleash your creativity with the Hello Ladybug Stamp Set and the Ladybug Builder Punch. I thought it was time to break out an older stamp set and coordinating punch and show you just what you can do with supplies you probably already have in your stamp room. I’ve also used a Read More