The marbleized alcohol ink is a fun technique. The unique background is created using a straw – how cool is that!
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Leigh
Today I'm sharing a super easy Easter card with a layout that can be used with any greeting and Designer Series Papers. I love it when a basic layout can be used for different occasions – why re-invent the wheel when I don't have to! All of the products used to make this card are…
I have never celebrated St. Patrick's Day, but I did create a super easy card to share with you today. I didn't have any St. Patrick Day stamps, so I used the Good Luck greeting from the Charming Sentiments stamp set. The little shamrocks are the heats from the Sentiment Silhouettes Dies. Wishing you a…
I just love this sentiment from the Dressed to Impress stamp set. This saying doesn't necessarily mean to "buy" everything you see, but to live life to it's fullest. The past few months have reminded me what is really important in my life – the health and safety of my family and friends and to…
This card was so easy to make using the Cheerful Daisies stamp set. This stamp set also has a coordinating die set, but I didn't use it with this card. The Cheerful Daisies stamps and dies are offered as a Bundle, saving you 10%. I layered Glorious Gingham Designer Series Paper and Pretty Peacock cardstock…
Today's video features a easy card using scraps of Designer Series Paper and minimal stamping and die-cutting. I used pieces of Country Gingham and Country Floral Lane Designer Series Papers for this card. Did you notice that I stamped the greeting directly onto the Designer Series Paper? Yelp, you can do that! The two small…
I offer a monthly Technique Class that features three different stamping techniques. November class showcased multi-layer heat embossing. I admit that I had to "play" with this technique, but after my fourth attempt, I had it figured out. I love the multi-color metallic look you can achieve with this technique. If you are local click…
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