Doesn’t this card just make you want to go on a long vacation? I just love this fabulous mix of travel elements combined into a wonderful composition. The flowers and buttons add a feminine touch to it, along with the layering and details which give it such a great vintage look. This amazing card was […]
Tag Archives: Tim Holtz
Fall is one of my favorite seasons of the year. Living next to the mountains and watching the leaves change, and feeling the cooler temperatures come in makes one really enjoy the season. When I came upon this stunning shadowbox frame, I knew I had to make one of these for my autumn home […]
If you are a Tim Holtz fan (and who isn’t), you are going to love this layout that I discovered on the Scrap Therapy Session’s blog. I highly recommend paying them a visit. You will truly be inspired. Karen designed this amazing shabby chic layout using this very versatile sketch. I will definitely be scrap-lifting this […]
Today I would like to share with you a very precious and unique baby card made on a paper bag. What a fun and creative way to give a card to that sweet mom on her special day. This beautiful card was created from Elin Torbergsen at Elinshobbykrok blog. A big Thank You to Elin […]
This is one of those darling cards that are kept simple and still let the image take the front row seat. I discovered this adorable card on the Spotted Chick Blog. I would like to thank Jeanie Witmer for sharing her talent and inspiration with us. On today’s project Jeanie used a fun digital image […]
I fell in love with the simplicity of this patriotic card that I found on the Just Give Me Stamps blog. I would like to thank Laurie Schmidlin for sharing today’s inspiration with us. We can never say Thank You enough to our service men and women for all they do for our country. This card […]
Are you inspired to do great things with your products? Hopefully this will give you some more inspiration. I discovered this wonderful family layout on the We Call Her Happy Daks Blog. This beautiful layout was created by a very talented lady Natalie May from Australia. I would like to thank Natalie for sharing today’s inspiration. […]