Another perfect Easter card by Katarina Menzie. Be sure to hop on over to her blog Watermelon Sugar. You will truly be inspired. We all struggle with ways to make our cards new and fresh. I find myself getting into a rut with the same layout over and over again. So, I frequently browse sketch blogs […]
Category Archives: Paper Crafts
How cute is this amazing mini album. I discovered this adorable project on Caroline’s Blog Canny Crafter. This album was inspired by a chocolates box. This is truly one of those trash to treasure stories. The original project was found on Pinterest, (via Laura) by Merdrey Chew. Caroline made up her own version of a camera album. First […]
I absolutely fell in love with this beautiful card that I discovered on Suzz’s Stamping Spot. I would like to send out a huge thank you to Suzanne for allowing us to share her design with you today. I highly recommend visiting Suzanne’s blog. You will truly be inspired. This is truly stamping at its finest. The blossoms were stamped on newsprint and colored pink. Use […]
You will want to make one for every occasion! And not to mention, just in time for Easter. I’d like to send out a big thank you to Nichole Heady author of Inspired Papertrey Ink Blog for allowing us to share her adorable project with you today. I highly recommend visiting Nichole’s blog, you will […]
Create your own custom colored mist with this Tip of the Day from Lorraine! Thanks for that great tip Lorraine!
Just in time for Easter. I discovered this whimsical card on Karen Squires Blog Stampin By The Bay and knew I had to share. I highly recommend hopping on over to visit her blog you will truly be inspired. Karen picked this print because of the circle pattern. It kind of makes you think of Jelly Beans, so it went perfectly with […]
This is sure to be one of my new go to sketches. I love the versatility, how it could be altered to fit many different occasions. I’d like to thank Jill, author of the Word Play Word Work Blog, for sharing her beautiful design with us today. The sketch is based on two intersecting visual triangles. The first […]