Hi, crafty friends. I’m back with more inspiration featuring THIS new release… To create this card, I die cut THIS die from kraft cardstock. After cutting, I placed the die back into place and ran it through the die cut machine with THIS embossing mat. It presses the design into the cardstock instead of cutting again and makes a more detailed impression than just cutting. Next, I die cut THIS, THIS, and THIS die...
Hello, crafty friends. Today’s project is part of THIS Blog Hop featuring THIS new release… Today’s project features THESE stitching dies. I cut them from felt twice and stitched them together to create ornaments. Here’s a closer look at each ornament. First up is THIS Mitten die… Second is THIS Snowman die… Next up is THIS Birdie die… The next one is THIS Penguin die… The last ornament features THIS Holly and Berries die....
Happy DieCember®! If you’re unfamiliar with DieCember®, it’s a month long party hosted by Simon Says Stamp celebrating dies and die-cutting. Today’s card shares features products from THIS new release… To create this card, I die cut THIS snowman, THIS sentiment, and THESE snowflake dies from colored cardstock. I adhered them to THIS rectangle piece along with a few of THESE sequins. Here’s a closer look… I used the same rectangle die fro the...
Hello, crafty friends. I have a special die to share today to celebrate Cyber Monday over at Simon Says Stamp… I die cut the Snowflake Rosette die (free with any of THIS $30 Tim Holtz branded product purchase over at SSS) using THIS specialty cardstock three times. I adhered each piece together at the end of each die cut, bending it to the center to create a snowflake shape. I adhered it to a...
Hi there, crafty friends. Today’s card creates a scene out of a large die cut cover plate word… To create this card, I started by die cutting THIS cover plate from white cardstock three times and adhered them together. I also cut it from THIS masking paper. I applied the mask of the center of the O in Joy on a white A2 panel. I ink blended on top with blue Distress Oxide inks....
Hi, crafty friends. I have more inspiration to share today using products from THIS new release… To create this card, I started by die cutting THIS die from teal and dark teal cardstock. I embossed the inner piece using THIS embossing folder. I used the debossed side instead of the raised embossed side for a different look. I added two strips of cardstock cut with THESE dies to resemble a present. I stamped THIS...
Hi there, crafty friends. Today’s card features products from THIS new release from Simon Says Stamp… To create this card, I started by stamping THIS stamp set sentiments on a piece of colored cardstock to create a background. Next, I die cut THIS die from THIS specialty paper I die cut the solid piece under from dark gray cardstock. Next, I did cut THIS bow die from green cardstock and adhered it on top...
Hello, crafty friends. I have two Holiday cards to share today with the same design but two very different color combos. They feature products from a collaboration between Simon Says Stamp and Tim Holtz… To create these cards, I started with two specialty cardstocks and die cut them with THIS and THIS die. Next, I sprayed Distress Spray Stains on top and adhered them to a top folding white notecard. Next, I die cut...
Hi, crafty friends. I haven’t used my watercolors in awhile so I’d thought I would break those out to create a quick and easy background… I started by embossing a panel of THIS watercolor cardstock with THIS embossing folder. Next, I applied THESE watercolors to cover the entire background and create a quick background. I spritzed it with water for added interest. After it was completely dry, I added THIS die cut sentiment that...
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card features products from THIS card kit… To create this card, I started by trimming down a piece of the kit’s patterned paper and die cut THIS die from the center to create a pocket to place a gift card in. I adhered it down to a top folding note card (that had a piece of the same patterned paper adhered to it so you would see a continuous pattern...
