Hello Marybeth Lopez here today, with a fun Halloween card. This middle ghost moves a bit , kinda springs up but it easy to mail. Oh no where did the month of August go! It's been very warm here and the price of air conditioning here in Ca is reduclious ….. maybe everywhere. Well…
Using words and phrases as an integral part of a card design is something I love to do. I love text, fonts, big words, titles, you name it. If it involves the alphabet more than numbers, I’m there. I was in heaven when Poppystamps chose Word Art as this month’s challenge topic. This card features…
Hello! It’s a beautiful day to share a whimsical butterfly card with you. I love the Poppystamps Stained Glass Butterfly collage and the Large and Small Stained Glass Butterfly and Background. They can be used together or individually. I chose a soft watercolor background of blue, green and purple swooshes to die cut the…
Making Easel Cards with the Floral Cake Pop Up Easel craft die
2 Clean and Simple Cards with the Stitched Envelope Die
Hey friends! Tiffany here with some Mother’s Day inspiration for you. I combined several Poppystamps products to create this card so let’s dive into the details. First, I trimmed patterned paper from the Garden Folly paper pack to 4 x 5.25 in. Before adhering the panel to an A2 card base, I ink blended yellow…
“Covered in diamonds” is not how I describe anything in my house….except this card. I started by choosing cardstock in six different shades of blue-green. I used repositionable Post-it tape to tape three shades together and using the new Penelope Pinpoint Frame, I die cut each set of three colors in order to get…
Pretty Papers! Sometimes your designs need a little extra pop and that’s where pretty papers come to the rescue! The addition of pattern paper, glitter, foil or pearlescent makes everything just a little more special. Making a masculine card? How about some cork, wood veneer or glossy papers? Check out this post for some ideas and inspiration!
This St. Patrick’s Day card uses five different types of specialty paper and cardstock to fit with our challenge theme of Pretty Papers. I started by creating a shamrock. I used the Whittle Hearts die set to cut three large hearts from a sheet of Memory Box Lush Green 6×6 paper pad. Then I…
Pretty Papers! Sometimes your designs need a little extra pop and that’s where pretty papers come to the rescue! The addition of pattern paper, glitter, foil or pearlescent makes everything just a little more special. Making a masculine card? How about some cork, wood veneer or glossy papers? Check out this post for some ideas and inspiration!