First play with rub ons Hello everyone – I found a new product and I am sharing my First play with rub ons. I have seen many cards lately using rub ons and I love the look. I saw a You Tube creator use some that I decided to order and play with. Today’s Project I had to try these as I have seen so many gorgeous cards with them. I ordered the same ones…
Nested Essentials for another cluster idea Hello everyone – I used the Nested Essentials for another cluster idea on today’s card. I went through all my dies and found a fun hexagon shape to make today’s cluster idea. Today’s Project I would never have thought of using a large hexagon as a cluster base but I think it works great! Look at all the shapes used on this cluster and how they blend to make…
Valentine cluster idea Hello everyone – if you missed my Facebook Live last Saturday you missed seeing how to make this Valentine cluster idea. Clusters are a great way to use up those pieces you have laying around on your desk. Combine them into an element for your cards of scrapbook pages. Today’s Project I ran across a video that reminded me I had done this idea before and the ladies liked it. I decided…
Tearing paper is so much fun! Hello everyone – did you know that Tearing paper is so much fun! This month Vicky and I are working on thank you cards. Check out her card here. Today’s Project To make a version of Sketch 13 in the annual catalog, I pulled in some Perennial Lavender pattern paper and did some tearing of the edges. I had so much fun with this technique that I had not…
Fun scoring idea using a die Happy Friday stampers – wait until you see this Fun scoring idea using a die. I had this idea that I wanted to try. I wondered if you could take a die and use the shape as a guide for scoring. The idea came to me when I saw a card using an edge die. I pulled out my Nested Essentials die as it was close to the shape…
Create a background with scoring Happy Friday stampers – check out the video showing how to Create a background with scoring. I have another idea in the scoring series I am doing on You Tube. This one creates a pattern. Using a scoring board create a random pattern of crossed lines in various lengths and widths. Add a sentiment, image, and some embellishments and you have a quick and easy card. Here is one idea…
