Bazzill has introduced a new paper that contains plastic, meant to give a deeper more crisp image when dry embossing. Nina-Marie gave this new product a try making a lovely embossed Christmas card and she shares her tips on working … Read More ...
Project: DIY Paper Beads
Looking for a fun hand made gift this holiday season? How about some pretty bracelets or necklaces made with DIY paper beads. Grab your pattern paper scraps and craft along with Gina K and she’ll show you how to make … Read More ...
Project: One Layer Winter Window Card
Learn how to make a one layer card that looks like it actually has loads of dimension. By using a masking technique and stamping over top you can make this fun winter window card. Visit the Kajcyika Crafts blog for … Read More ...
Project: Christmas Angel Shaker Ornament
Shaker cards are so popular but here’s a fun twist, a project that takes that idea from a card to a holiday ornament. Using the same supplies you can make a lovely ornament for your tree this holiday. These also … Read More ...
Technique: Poinsettia Holiday Card w/ Contact Paper Technique
The center image on this wonderful Poinsettia card looks like it had lots of layers but it’s actually flat. Designer Channin used contact paper to die cut a mask, heat embossed her cardstock with gold embossing powder, removed the … Read More ...
Tip: 3D Ornament Cards with Hexagon Dies
Add some 3 dimensional fun to your cards this holiday with this great idea from Kelley from Honey Bee. She’ll show you how to use your hexagon shaped dies to make 3D elements for your cards. Visit the Honey … Read More ...
Project: Fox Card with Dimensional Dots
Dimensional dots, rhinestones and sequins are really trendy right now, they add a great touch of shine and texture to any card. Pretty Pink Posh is introducing a new stamp set that will layout a pattern for you to adhere … Read More ...
Tutorial: Holiday Card with Gilding Flakes
It seems like gold and glitz will be very popular this year for the holidays, I’m seeing lots of rose gold and shiny metallic everywhere. And hand made cards are no exception. This lovely card from Stephanie Klauck uses gilding … Read More ...
Project: Raise the Roof Exploding Card
These house shaped card are so cute and they hold a little surprise inside, the roof “explodes” with a pop out top. How fun! Kelly Jean will show you how to cut and score her raise the roof card over … Read More ...
Projects: Thanksgiving Shaker Cards and Gift Bags
Get ready to set your fall table with these pretty autumn projects. Lindsay aka The Frugal Crafter has some fun Thanksgiving ideas over on her website. She’ll show you how to make some fun fall leaf shaker cards with matching … Read More ...
Project: Holiday Leaf Card
I love the combination of elegant gold embossing with the loose look of water color on this lovely card by Debby. I also love she used a leaf stamp but turned it into Christmas with the color selections and sentiment. … Read More ...
Project: Sunflower Card with Layered Stamping
Layering stamps are so popular right now, they give a wonderful realistic look and there’s no need to color them in, just use different ink colors. May has some tips for making a lovely sunflower card with some layering stamps … Read More ...
Project: Slug Get Well Card
Is it strange to say a slug is cute? Well, I think this one is adorable! And I love the little woodland scene he’s in too. This card was made with new stamps and dies from Essentials by Ellen using … Read More ...
Tip: Thank You Critter Card with Partial Die Cutting
Kelley has a cool Honey Bee die cutting trick, she partially die cut this cute woodland critters stamp and then also die cut a frame around them for this sweet Thank You Card. She’ll show you how this die cutting … Read More ...
Project: Halloween Treat Bags with Scrapbooking Supplies
If you’re pressed for time this Halloween and don’t have time to stamp and color a bunch of images try using pre-colored paper crafting and scapbooking items like die cuts, stickers and pattern papers. Use them with small colorful bags … Read More ...