Pocket card for Remi Hello everyone – I am sharing a Pocket card for Remi that I made during a Facebook Live. Several months ago I made this card for Remi that I sent to her. She never got it so I decided to make her a different one. This one uses some of the Bright & Beautiful dsp and was created using a video I saw on You Tube. There are 2 pockets that…
Crafty Collaborations – Clean & Simple blog hop Hello everyone – a new venture and a different blog layout for the Crafty Collaborations – Clean & Simple blog hop card. This card is for the Crafty Collaborations group blog hop. This is a Facebook group of talented Stampin’ Up demonstrators working together to share and inspire others. Today’s blog hop has a clean & simple theme which is right up my alley. Look at this…
Thoughtful Journey Memories & More card pack hello Hello everyone – time for another Thoughtful Journey Memories & More card pack hello idea. The Mix & Match section of the catalog has a variety of products that make card making quick and easy. Vicky and I are sharing ideas using some of these products designed for card making with minimal supplies. Make sure you check out Vicky’s card to see what she used this week.…
Anything Goes Saturday – Sweet Buttercups Hello everyone – ready for some new ideas with the Anything Goes Saturday – Sweet Buttercups stamp set? I recently got this stamp set on sale and decided it was time to play with it. I have a variety of ideas I want to show you as to how you can play with a stamp set in a variety of ways. This is my first play so I went…
New Series using Vellum Happy Friday Stampers – if you are ready for some more ideas then don’t miss my New Series using Vellum that starts today! I decided to see what I could find on using vellum in your card making. I found quite a bit so I was all set with ideas for my new series. I am starting with an easy way to use vellum – tone down a bright dsp or…
Chop a panel for a fun card front Hello Everyone – wait until you see 3 ways to Chop a panel for a fun card front. I saw a die from another company that could be used to cut a panel for an interesting pattern. I decided to try the idea in a Facebook Live. I began with a panel 1/4″ smaller than the back panel. My first cut was a diagonal cut from the…
