On today’s Tip Of The Day we have Richard Garay with Spellbinders here to share a great tip on using your Cut Fold & Tuck Dies. Don’t you just love these intricate dies, there so elegant. How inventive of Richard to use the scrap of plastic to assist in folding the cut outs. Be sure […]
Category Archives: Card Making
Christmas doesn’t have to be your traditional red & green color palette. I fell in love with this teal & gold Christmas card that I discovered on one of my favorite blogs, I Wanna Build A Memory. I highly recommend stopping by for a visit, you will truly be inspired. “Taste of Winter” is a digital […]
Do you love to emboss your cards and scrapbook projects? Today on The Tip Of The Day we have Karen Bremer with Bee Creative sharing a tip on using the larger 6X6 embossing folders. It’s always a good day when we have options in our craft world. And what a bonus that we can use […]
Do you want a change in card making? Do you get stumped and feel like all of your cards look the same? Here is a simple technique for you today. Simply make a long card instead of a regular square, or make it a tall upright. You will be surprised how different and fun these […]
Are you one who likes to save anything and everything? Do you save all your paper or fabric scraps? Well if you are, this is the perfect card just for you. This adorable card was made by Mellissa Phillips from Lilybean Paperie. She calls these little treasures snippets. So pull out your snippets and lets […]
While spending some quality time on The Scrappers Journey Blog, I discovered this adorable Christmas card. It instantly brought a smile to my face, I hope it does the same for you. I’d like to thank Debby for sharing today’s inspiration with us. Debby started out by laying out her gorgeous green patterned papers and […]
I absolutely love the chalkboard effect that Kristi used on this sweet Christmas card. The stamped image just seems to pop off the page when stamped with Versa Mark & heat embossed using white embossing powder. Here’s how Kristii got the chalkboard effect on the card: Start with some black patterned paper (or you could use […]