I used product from the Let It Snow Suite to make this unique gift card holder. I popped out the snowman from the Let It Snow Designer Series Paper using the Layering Shapes dies for the focal point of the card.
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Leigh
Today is officially the first day of Spring and isn't this a cute card to welcome in the time of year between winter and summer! I'm eager for the Northeast Ohio weather to warm up and to see everything turning green. This card is perfect for welcoming in spring along with Easter wishes. It was…
This card was a cinch to make with just a stamp and some die cuts. I used the Well Said stamp set for the the hello, stamped with Pacific Point ink. The friend was cropped with the Well Written dies. I finished it off using the Delicate Lace dies. The card base is Coastal Cabana…
Can you spot all the products I used from the Mini catalog for this sweet birthday card? I used the Happy Thoughts and Forever & Always stamp sets, Fine Art Floral Designer Series Paper, Always dies, Golden Garden Acetate and Painted Texture embossing folder Shop my online store Have a great day! Leigh
Here's another eclipse card using the Starlight thinlits. Thanks for visiting with me today. Leigh
Remember this post? These items were my "working samples" for my Scalloped Tag Topper punch class. I promised you that the actual items made in the class would be much prettier so I'll let you be the judge. Below are pictures of what was made in the class. Leave me a comment and let me…
I offer a monthly Technique Card Class and February's class focused on "stamping" with a drinking straw. The neat thing about this technique is that no two cards will turn out exactly the same. This card featured watercolor paper, water-painters and a drinking straw. It was fun watching the ink move around on the watercolor…