Dads are a special group of people and deserve special cards. It is always a challenge to make a new card for my dad because he keeps all the cards. I kept this card simple but elegant.
Hey Crafty Friends! It’s ceal, here. Today I am sharing a card that uses several different colors of cardstock and you can find all of them at CutCardStock. To make this card, I started with a precut and scored card base and a precut white panel. I cut several (well a lot) of triangles out…
Hi everyone…have you ever just looked at a selection of card stock and knew immediately what you were going to make…just from the colours??? That’s exactly what happened…I saw these gorgeous Pop Tones card stock colours and just thought-TROPICAL! And…they are on sale this month at CutCardStock…SQUEEE!!!! Wouldn’t these be perfect for a gal pal?…
How is it the end of the year already? I say it every year and I mean it every year too! Hi everyone, I’m Maureen and I am surprised to be making an end of the year project again. The months pass by so quickly. Let’s embrace it by finishing out the year with a…
If you’ve ever made a quantity of goody bags, whether for a wedding, or shower, or whatever party, you’ll surely appreciate the simplicity of these sparkly DIY favors. Simple, but shiny–it doesn’t get any better than that!You’ll only need a few supplies:1. glitter paper, I used silver, and optional stars either cut or punched2. little paper…
Happy Friday my dear crafty friends!With Thanksgiving and Christmas around the corner, are you busy with creating cards for your family and friends? Hopefully, our cards can inspire each other during this special time of year. Here is a Christmas card I made with an embossing folder, Distress Ink blending, and die-cutting.Prepare the A2 card…
Konnichiwa, everyone! Today I’m going to show you how to create a really pretty card made with just one layer…no paper piecing, no ribbons, no additional layers whatsoever. Might sound boring, but it’s the complete opposite. It’s a challenge to create depth, texture and perceived layers without actually adding additional pieces of paper or other…
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