Check out this fun card using the Re-Inker Spread technique.
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Check out the flowers. Did you notice that the color and shading is different for each one? That's one of the fun effects of this technique.
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Leigh
I can't stress enough to let the designer series paper do the work for you. These cards, featuring the Fancy Floral Designer Series Paper, are a perfect example of that mantra. This is such a simple layout that works for either a portrait or landscape card. The greeting is from the Something Fancy stamp set…
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
This easy-peasy card was made using products you can get for FREE during Sale-a-Bration. Can you spot the Sale-a-Bration items I used on this card? The greeting is from the Heartfelt Hello's Sale-a-Bration stamp set. The Sunny Days Designer Series Paper is a Sale-a-Bration item, and last, but not least, is the Pool Party Crinkle…
Yep, it's another no stamping card today. This is what I started with, a very basic, "plain Jane", but cute birthday card using the Well Written dies. I took the same concept, and stepped it up for birthday cards for my great-nieces (yes, twins). Riley likes pink and blue, Skylar likes purple and green, so…
There's a hidden gem in the Annual Catalog – Note Cards and Envelopes. These little goodies on can be found on page 136 in the Annual Catalog. You can purchase 20 cards with envelopes for only $7.00. The note cards are 5" x 3-1/2" and come pre-scored. I used several products from the Mini Catalog…
The split negative technique was featured at mu April Technique class. This technique always reminds me of "pop" art since it's best suited for a large stamped image. Keep stamping! Leigh