Category Archives: Cardmaking

Elegant Window Card

I love this window card. I love the vellum behind the die cuts, placed on either side of my window. I’ve used this design a few times, once was for a valentine’s card for my husband using a heart window instead of a circle. It’s a great design and it can be altered to fitContinue reading “Elegant Window Card”

Clean and Simple Boutique Cards – AECP

Clean and Simple (CAS) cards are not my strong suit. I have a problem with empty space. Ha! I’m always looking for new ways to fill up my backgrounds, so I was excited about this class and a little apprehensive at the same time. In this class, it’s more about saying a lot by keepingContinue reading “Clean and Simple Boutique Cards – AECP”

All About Layering 2 – AECP

I’ve created so many cards for this class, I think I’m a bit layered out! Whew. Seriously. But this is my own fault, as so many just didn’t seem right and I would start over again. For my submission card, I decided to use the bouquet I created cause I LOVE bouquets. 😁 For thisContinue reading “All About Layering 2 – AECP”

Masculine Card – Valentine’s Day

I’ve been getting better at creating masculine cards…practice makes perfect, right?! 👍🏻 Lets get right into it. Supplies Altenew Fine Alphabet Dies Hello Die with Background Frantic Stamper Precision Die – Cascading Hearts (for the heart embellishments) Simon Says Cardstock – Red Fun Foam – Black Reflections 65lb Cardstock – Black Deco Foil – SilverContinue reading “Masculine Card – Valentine’s Day”

DIY Dry Eraser-Glider – For Stamp Platforms

What is it? In one of Jennifer Mcguire’s video’s, she used a dry eraser to glide over her large stamp on her stamp platform. She mentioned where she got the idea (I don’t remember where) and how it was easier than using a cloth or a sleeve to add pressure and glide over the platformContinue reading “DIY Dry Eraser-Glider – For Stamp Platforms”