Clean and Simple Using Pale Papaya Happy Mother’s Day! ~ I have a pretty Clean and Simple Using Pale Papaya creation today that would be perfect for Mother’s Day or even a feminine birthday card. This week I thought about the fact that we all have quite a few stamp sets and some of you may wonder what new products you can pair them. That gave me my idea for this week. If you have…
Glycerin Coloring Forever Blossoms Happy Friday Stampers ~ wait until you see my beautiful blue Glycerin Coloring Forever Blossoms card I made today. I don’t know what happened with this post. I went in to do tomorrow’s and saw this one had not posted. So sorry but here it is. Better late than never I guess! I don’t have many of the Stampin’ Blends but do have some alcohol markers. I love the fact that…
So Lucky to Have a Friend Like You Hello Everyone ~ we all have a special friend so check out this card idea that tell them you are So Lucky to Have a Friend Like You! I don’t know about you but it was a good friend of mine that helped me get through the pandemic. We would text each other to see what we were doing. If one of us needed to go to…
Alcohol Marker Background Idea Hello Everyone ~ If you have not tried the Alcohol Marker Background Idea yet you have got to try it! I have been wanting to try to use alcohol markers to create a background in quite a while. There are tons of videos all over the internet with ideas. I decided today was the day! Basically you scribble on Vellum with your alcohol markers. When I say scribble that is exactly…
Birthday Chick Bundle Hey Chick! ~ Have you seen the Hey Birthday Chick Bundle? These chicks crack me up. Know someone whose birthday is coming up? Make them a card with the Hey Birthday Chick Bundle. They’ll love it when you tell them they’re still a spring chicken! Check out these ideas for some cute cards. If you’re…
Quick and Easy Coloring with Alcohol Markers Happy Sunday Stampers ~ I have a Quick and Easy Coloring with Alcohol Markers card for you today. You don’t have to be an expert to color with alcohol markers. Keeping it simple is the key when you are starting out. Color the image with one color then add highlights with the other color and then blend them together with the first color. When you are starting out…
