Nothing says summer quite like a tall cold glass of lemonade. As you can see in my circle swing card, lemonade is just one more beer alternative you can do with the Brewed For You stamp set.My circle swing card starts with a Daffodil Delight card base. I ...
Hi, Stamper. You are going to be so surprised how easy this shaker card is!The window frame for my shaker card was made using the Stitched Rectangle Dies, I chose two sizes and cut them at the same time, out of Heart & Home DSP using the Stampin' Cut ...
Hi, Stamper. Welcome back to my blog. I'm so glad you are here! Today's card is a Starburst card that I made during my LIVE on Monday. The YouTube video is linked below.My card starts with a Night of Navy card base - 8-1/2" x 5-1/2", scored at ...
Hi, Stampers. Happy Monday! Today I am sharing a sliding peek-a-boo card. I tried to keep it simple. Please watch the video for best instructions - it's kind of hard to put into words, just typing it out.The main base of my card starts out with a ...
Hi, Stampers. I'm back today with another triple diamond card. I made a few cards using this fold earlier in the year and they got a good response. This time I made this triple diamond card as a tropical birthday card. Have you looked at the Stampin' ...
Hi, Stampers. Today's card is monochromatic and it's PINK! Pink is my favorite color and I just love the 2021-2023 in-color - Polished Pink.My monochromatic card starts with a Polished Pink card base - 8-1/2" x 5-1/2", scored at 4-1/4". Next, I ...
Hi, Stampers. Have you had enough snow yet? It's really cold here in southern Idaho and the snow has been sticking around more than I've seen it in the 5 years we've been here! I'm so ready for spring! So, I chose the Hand Penned DSP for my Triple Fold Birthday ...
Hi, Stampers. I've been feeling a little down today. I lost my dad 22 years ago and today would have been his 83rd birthday (since he died at 61, is so hard to picture him being that old...). Anyway - I decided to share a bright and cheery happy birthday card to ...
