Crafting Love: Fabric Menagerie
Crafting Love: Fabric Menagerie for Valentine’s Day Gifts for our Grandchildren I follow a Facebook group called “I Found a Quilted Heart.” The idea is to create quilted fabric hearts and leave them in public places for strangers to find, hopefully brightening their day. I’ve followed this group for several months, thinking what a […]
July Fresh Card Making Ideas-Rolling Cards
Rolling Cards! Animal Outing Rolling Card Stained Glass Rolling Card Super easy and the possibilities are endless! Want to learn more? My July Fresh Card Making Tutorial will feature the Rolling Card Technique. The tutorial will feature two designs. One made using the Animal Outing stamp set. We are expecting our second grand baby the […]
Black and Copper Embossed Country Floral Embossing Folder
Raised Embossed Image Indented Embossed Image Sale-A-Bration ends just days away on March 31! (For every $50 spent in catalog merchandise, you can choose a free SAB item!) One of the great Level 1 product choices is the pretty Country Floral Embossing Folder, perfect for your spring creations. I decided to add a metallic look […]
Animal Outing Wild About You Valentine’s
Wild About You Heart This is the Valentine’s Day card I made for our 2 year-old granddaughter. She loves zoo animals, but she is especially fond of giraffes. The giraffe image in the stamp set Animal Outing is perfect for her! Here’s how: 1. The embossed background is made using the Animal Friends Framelits die. […]
Northern Lights Dashing Deer
Northern Lights Dashing Deer Happy Day after Christmas! Here’s a Dashing Deer in a Northern Lights background. Supplies used: Stamp Set: Waterfront, Flora and Flutter Ink: Pacific Point, Mango Melody, Call me Clover, Highland Heather, Night of Navy, Basic Black, white craft Paper: Whisper White, Basic Black, watercolor Accessories: Big Shot, Detailed Deer Framelits Dies, […]
Stenciled Christmas Tree
It’s easy to create sponged stenciled cards with left over pieces cut using the tree from In the Woods Framelits die. Simply tape the stencil onto your card front using washi or painter’s tape, then sponge on colors inside the stencil. For this card, I used Balmy Blue and Highland Heather inks for a non-traditional […]