Hello there, crafty friends. Today’s cards were created with THIS STAMPtember collaboration stamp set from Tim Holtz… To create the first card… I stamped the images from THIS stamp set, colored them with Copic Markers, and used THESE coordinating dies to cut them out. I adhered them to THIS wreath die cut. I painted one of THESE windows with THIS white paint and when it dried, I stamped the sentiment from the same stamp...
Happy STAMPtember, crafty friends. Today’s card features THIS STAMPtember collaboration stamp and die set from My Favorite Things… To create this card…I stamped the images from THIS stamp set, colored them with Copic Markers, and used THESE coordinating dies to cut them out. For the background, I applied red ink through THESE layering stencils on red cardstock for a tone on tone plaid background. I added a strip of THIS woodgrain paper to the...
Hello there, crafty friends. Today’s STAMPtember collaboration stamp set is from Lawn Fawn! There is THIS stamp set available, THIS stamp set and coordinating die set, and THIS stamp set, dies, and a coordinating coloring stencil… Today’s card share features THIS STAMPtember collaboration stamp set and dies from Lawn Fawn…. To create this card, I started by stamping the images from THIS stamp set, coloring them with Copic Makers, and cutting them out....
Hello, crafty friends. I have a slimline Halloween card to share today… To create this card, I started with a piece of black cardstock cut to a slimline size. I cut a green piece of cardstock to around 3 inches and cut the top using THIS grass border die. I adhered that green piece to the black piece and added a sidewalk using gray cardstock. I cut a shape freehand and scored some lines...
Hi there, crafty friends. I have a Halloween card to share today featuring the new Tim Holtz/Sizzix Halloween dies… To create this card, I started with the background. I applied THESE alcohol inks on a piece of THIS 5×7 Yupo paper that I added Rubbing Alcohol to first to get the inks moving. I used THIS blower to move the ink around until I achieved the moody look I was going for. I applied...
Hello, crafty friends. Today’s card features new alcohol ink colors from Tim Holtz. Let’s start with the background I created… I used Byou, Juniper, Yonder, and Cosmopolitan Alcohol inks on THIS Yupo paper to create this background. I used THIS blower to move the ink around and sprayed it with rubbing alcohol to add more texture. Here’s a closer look… I trimmed a small piece and used THIS die to create a white frame...
Howdy, crafty friends. I have a tri fold card to share today… To create this card, I started by stamping THIS princess border image along the right edge of a slimline cardstock flipped over (so the opening would be on the left side instead of the right). I colored in the image with Copics and used THESE coordinating dies to do some partial die cutting. I placed my plates almost to the edge of...
Hi there, crafty friends. Today’s card features how to create stamps from your coordinating dies… You can watch the video on how this cards came together HERE or click on the video below… So to create stamps from coordinating dies, you will need some craft fun foam. I used this to cut THESE dies from and it die cuts beautifully. Next, I laid the die cut shape on an A2 panel of deluxe smooth...
Hello, crafty friends. I’m so excited to be part of THIS Blog Hop celebrating THIS July Release from Hero Arts and Hero Studio, a new subscription program. You can find all the information on the new subscription program HERE. Introducing the reimagined Hero Arts monthly subscription program (Hero Studio), now with six original options each month. Subscribe by the 1st of the month to guarantee you get the product. Free (US) shipping on all...
Hello there, crafty friends. It’s Taco Tuesday (something my son and I celebrate every week) so I have a Taco themed card to share today… To create this card, I started by stamping the images from THIS stamp set towards the bottom of the front panel of THIS mini slimline card base. Since I wanted some of the images to be behind other images, I did some masking. I started by stamping the images...
