Fancy fold using sketch 9 Hello everyone – check out how easy today’s Fancy fold using sketch 9 card is to make. Vicky and I are sharing fun folds this month. I decided to see if I could use a sketch and make a fun fold. I recently got the Splendid Autumn dsp. This pattern paper is another in the line of scenic papers. I decided to use it along with sketch 9 for my…
Colors of Summer – Daffodil Delight, Granny Apple Green, and Poppy Parade Hello everyone – let’s try some Colors of Summer – Daffodil Delight, Granny Apple Green, and Poppy Parade to make a card! There are many ways you can use ink blending on your cards. One idea is to create a blended background and add a blended element. For the first card I blended a background and added some dots. Taking a banner and…
Thoughtful Journey dsp for a quick and easy idea Hello everyone -2 cards to share with you today for the Thoughtful Journey dsp for a quick and easy idea. A simple layout makes it easy to create a card. Using a strip of dsp and an embossed panel and your card is almost done. The Thoughtful Journey dsp has some gorgeous patterns allowing you to create beautiful cards you can send or gift. Use this…
Feminine & Masculine Z fold idea Hello everyone – a fun twist with today Feminine & Masculine Z fold idea card to share with you. Clean and simple ideas are perfect for quick crafting and when you combine it with a fancy fold it is a perfect combination. Using the idea you can create a card for a guy and a gal. Pulled in some strips of dsp to make the connecting bar and added…
Thoughtful Journey Memories & More friend Hello everyone – for today’s collaboration with Vicky I have a Thoughtful Journey Memories & More friend card. The 3″ x 4″ cards are perfect for a layer for your card. They are the right size and can easily be used with or without a layer. Some of the cards have a sentiment already on them and some have a space for you to stamp your own sentiment. For…
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…
