Hello, crafty friends. I’m sharing more inspiration using THIS new release. Today’s card is all about getting more looks from your stencils… To create this card, I started by applying Pink Distress Oxide Ink through THIS stencil on an A2 piece of white cardstock. Once dry, I shifted the stencil patten over and applied Yellow Distress Oxide Ink on top. It gives such a fun look and really stretches the use of your stencils....
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card features products from THIS new release… To create this card, I applied ink to the raised portion of THIS Embossing Folder and embossed a light blue piece of A2 cardstock. The ink makes settles into the groove of the pattern to resemble rain. I adhered the panel to a top fold note card. I die cut a grass border and adhered it along the bottom of the card. I...
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card is a bit different than my usual bold and bright designs. I decided to try out THESE pastel inks and create a softer look on today’s cards and I love the look they give… To create these cards, I started by applying the pastel inks through THESE layering stencils on a 6×6 piece of white cardstock. Next, I stamped THIS coordinating background stamp on top with gray ink. I...
Hi there, crafty friends. I love using coordinating products because it makes it so simple to put together a card quickly. Today’s card share features an Embossing Folder and Layering Stencils combo… To create this card, I embossed THIS image on a piece of A2 cardstock. I applied Distress Oxide inks through THESE stencils to add color to the embossed image. I chose Oxide inks because of its pigment properties so it would show...
Hi there, crafty friends. I love to add in texture whenever I can. Lately, I have been embossing over a stamped panel to add texture and just love the result it gives… To create this card, I started by stamping THESE images on a white panel cut with THIS die. I colored in the images with Copic Markers and added texture on top by embossing it with THIS embossing folder. I love the dimension...
Hi, crafty friends. I have more inspiration to share today featuring products from THIS new release… To create this card, I started by embossing a red piece of cardstock with THIS embossing folder. I added a black mat around the panel and adhered it to a side folding white notecard base. I stamped THESE images and colored them in with Copic Markers. I used THESE coordinating dies to cut them out. I adhered them...
Hi there, crafty friends. I have several cards to share today that are all inspired from THIS class from Online Card Classes…. Have you ever taken a class over at Online Card Classes? If not, I highly recommend them. Once you purchase any OCC class, you have lifetime access to the class content. This means you can take your time and take the lessons at your convenience. There is no rush and you can...
Hello, crafty friends. Today’s card is part of THIS Blog Hop celebrating THIS new release. It is actually part two of THIS card that I shared yesterday…. When I foiled the card from yesterday, I was left with the negative of the pattern. I didn’t want that piece to go to waste so I laid it on top of one of THESE White Poly-Glaze Sheets and ran it through my MINC machine. I love...
Hello there, crafty friends. Today’s card features a background with lots of texture thanks to Embossing Glazes and stencils… To create this card, I started by applying Orange, Yellow, Teal, and Brown ink through an older stencil in my crafty stash (it’s the Autumn Wreath stencil from SSS). Once dry, I applied THIS clear ink on top of the inking I just did. Next I applied the coordinating color of Embossing Glaze on top...
Hello, crafty friends. I have several cards to share today featuring some fun dies from Spellbinders. I just couldn’t make one because all of the dies were too adorable. To create these cards, I die cut the dies from patterned paper and colored cardstock. I adhered the slipper dies on an embossed background and a wood floor created with THIS cardstock and a strip of white cardstock resembling a baseboard. For the first card… I...
