I created this romantic Valentine card using the Meant to Be stamps and Be Mine Stitched Hearts dies from the new Stampin’ Up Occasions catalog.
I’ve shared a tutorial over on my Youtube channel, you can click here to watch … Read More ...
One Swan Stamp Used Three Ways
From subtle to pastel to bold Yana used this lovely swan stamp from Hero Arts in 3 completely different ways for very different looks. I love seeing the versatility you can get from just one image using various techniques.
She’s … Read More ...
Floral Card with Pencil Shading
To color in this lovely Cattleya flower stamp from Altenew Erum didn’t use colored pencils but a writing pencil for her shading instead. The results are lovely!
She’s sharing a her card making process over on the Altenew Blog, click … Read More ...
Watercolor Coloring Page Cards
Suzy from Suzy’s Doodles creates these amazing watercolor cards, they are like mini coloring book pages sized for greeting cards that are pre-printed on watercolor paper. So if you love to color these are for you! Her latest release, Sending … Read More ...
Fairy Cards with Off the Edge Technique
I love fairies and growing up mice were my favorite animals so of course I fell in love with these amazing cards! Add some extra special interest to your cards with this off the edge technique from Jennifer McGuire. She’ll … Read More ...
3 Christmas Cards with 1 Stamp Set
This year I came across a new stamp company called Hello Bluebird, they have the most adorable stamps! I decided to give them a try for my Christmas cards this year. Using the Christmas is Coming stamps set with matching … Read More ...
Add Snow to Cards with 3 Different Mediums
Snow is the perfect accent to many winter and Holiday cards but how do you “color” something that looks just white? Well, snow’s not totally white, it’s got subtle shades of blues and greys, right? Emily has some great tips … Read More ...
No-Line Coloring Christmas Card
Sandy Allnock used a no-line coloring technique to create this stunning Christmas girl card. I love her tip of leaving the paper in a stamp positioning tool to be able to go back and restamp lines that might have been … Read More ...
Colorful Corn Coloring
This stunning harvest corn looks like a painting but it’s actually a rubber stamp from Power Poppy stamps colored with Copic markers and colored pencils by Amy Shulke. She’s sharing some tips on how she gets realistic looks with her … Read More ...
Thanksgiving Card
The combination of gold embossing and color pencils on dark blue cardstock makes this bounty of harvest veggie stamps from Hero Arts really stunning. Make a Happy Thanksgiving card that really pops this year with this card idea from Nichol.… Read More ...
Autumn Wreath Card with No-Line Coloring
Justine Hovey got a realistic look for this fall wreath card by using the no-line coloring technique. I love the colored pencils on the Kraft colored cardstock too, it really helps the images to stand out.
8 Ways to Color Stamps
There are many ways to add color to your stamping. There are markers, pencils, ink pads, embossing powders and more. If you’re new to stamping or a seasoned stamper looking to get out of your “go to” coloring mediums check … Read More ...
How to Add Color to Stencil Paste
Simon Hurley has a great tip for getting customized color for your stencil paste. Using Nuvo Glimmer Paste and mixing it with Distress Oxide Inks her got not only great color but sparkle and shine with glitter. He’s sharing a … Read More ...
5 Fall One Layer Cards
One layers cards mean they don’t have lots of layers of cardstock, dimension or embellishments but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring. Yana has 6 one layer cards with Fall themes that are quick and easy and ready … Read More ...
Fall Scarecrow Card with No-Line Coloring
It’s almost time for pumpkins, corn and scarecrows! Fall is almost here so get started creating those fun fall themed cards. This cute scarecrow card was colored with Prismacolor Pencils and a no-line coloring technique, I love the hay bale … Read More ...
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