I hope you have fun plans for the 4th Of July weekend!. Stay safe if you are traveling & have fun with your family & friends!! I discovered this beautiful card on A Mermaid’s Craft, just in time for the 4th Of July . I recommend stopping by for a visit, you’ll be happy that […]
Category Archives: Card Making
Yee Haw! This little Cowgirl is all decked out and ready to go! This adorable card couldn’t get any cuter. I just love this fun stamp “Sweet Cowgirl” by Nellie Snellen, and the way this card was put together. Maja Nowak from Maja Design created this precious card. A Big Thank You to Maja for sharing […]
While surfing through my favorite blogs I discovered these adorable stamp sets Country Labels No. 4 & USA 1776 by Waltzingmouse Stamps. They have a real Americana look & feel about them and are just in time for our 4th Of July layouts & cards. Here are just a few of my favorite cards designed by Karin […]
Sometimes it is hard to find a great card design for the men and boys in your life. I always keep a file of design ideas for those hard to create for people. This card is from Julie Gearinger. Her blog is Stamping with Julie Gearinger. Go on over and take a look! Julie shared […]
Are you excited for the 4th of July? This is such an amazing card for a great celebration. This card was made by Tiffany Hood using the Doodlebug Design “Stars and Stripes Collection”. For more of Tiffany’s creations go to her blog Rhinestones and Ribbon. You will find so many more of her fun designs. I […]
Today’s inspiration is designed by Hilary Kanwischer. I highly recommend stopping by the Emma’s Paperie blog for a visit. You are sure to find some great ideas. This is one of those go to sketches. It really can be adapted to fit any occasion. Just switch out the sentiment and change the patterned paper to whatever you […]
How sweet is this card by Jessica, author of the There She Goes Blog. I highly recommend stopping by for a visit, you will be very happy you did. Jessica started out with papers from the Echo Park Everyday Eclectic pad. The images were both paper pieced and colored with Prismacolor Pencils. I like how […]