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Which season is your favorite? Hello – I am Karen Hasheck, and my favorite season is autumn with cooler sweater weather and beautiful fall colors. Texture and CutCardStock’s cardstocks combine to make this card easy to make and beautiful. Die Cut the Autumn Leaves First step is to cut the leaves out of fall colors…
Hello my dear crafty friends! It’s Lia here at the blog today. I’d like to show you a cool technique called “ink smooshing” to make an autumn leaf.First put some distress ink on to a plastic board. You may use acetate paper as well. The colors I picked were festive berry, twisted citron and mustard…
I wanted to keep this tutorial as simple as possible so that anyone at home could bring it all together using just a few techniques, while still making a colorful and textural impact – all in a tiny little card for Mother’s Day!The POW! Black Glitter Paper is a wonderful product to work with. I…
Hello crafty friends! Judy R here with a simple card using the tag as the main element! I am thrilled to be joining the Design Team for the coming year. Today I have chosen some spring colors for my main images, but with a bold, dark contrast for the card base to make those images…
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Want a cute and creative way to share a favorite recipe? Whip up this petal recipe card and serve it with your tasty treats to someone special!Perfect Petals Recipe Card from Amber LawrenceSupplies:Basis Red 5 x 7 Perfect Petals CardCoordinating Patterned paper and accents (I used Cosmo Cricket “Early Bird” Crafting Kit)Matching ribbonAdhesives, including dimensional…
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