Happy Father’s Day. It’s Father’s Day in the UK today so wishing all the Dad’s out there a Happy Father’s Day and remembering the Dads who are no longer with us but who shine brightly in the sky above. I’ve been wracking my brain how else I could use these new Party Alphabet dies on […]
Category Archives: Card Types
Stepper box – Kintsugi Inspiration
Stepper box – Kintsugi Inspiration. Today’s project is a Stepper box (tiered box) which can hold 9 greeting cards or more. It depends on how many layers and embellishments you incorporate into your card. I kept my cards really quick and simple. It’s more about how to create the box rather than the cards. This […]
Masculine card – Father’s Day
Masculine card – Father’s Day. Here’s a quick masculine card for Father’s Day. As the saying goes, less is more. Have you discovered the Time for Celebration Mix & Match Ephemera Pack yet in the new 25-26 Annual Catalogue? You’ll find it under the Mix & Match section 24-27. There are card and tag templates […]
Father’s Day card
Father’s Day Card. Father’s Day is coming soon, and I forgot so I had to do a quick re-shuffle of my schedule! Today’s Father’s Day card is quick and easy. The online exclusive stamp sets I used are He’s the Greatest and She’s the Greatest, and the Sentimental Framing bundle. Papers and card stock I […]
Embossed card – Along These Lines
Embossed card – Along These Lines. Along These Lines – a photopolymer stamp set with images drawn with one continuous line. Did you know you can extend the line on either side of the image by stamping with the straight line images or use a Stampin’ Write Marker to extend the line. I love it! […]
Ways to use Washi Tape
Ways to use Washi Tape. Stampin’ Up!’s new Extraordinary Flora Bundle is an unusual bundle. There is a washi tape designed so that the Extraordinary Flora die fits over its images and die cuts it. You’ll find it under the Bundles section of the new May 25 – April 26 Annual Catalogue on pages 84-85. […]
Japanese Art of Kintsugi
Japanese Art of Kintsugi. What is Kintsugi? Kintsugi is the Japanese Art of repairing broken crockery. Rather than discarding the broken pieces, it’s put back together with a glue-like tree sap and the cracks are adorned with gold. No attempt is made to hide the damage, instead it is celebrated and highlighted and can be […]
Shaker card – Party Piggy
Shaker card – Party Piggy. If you love inter-active cards, you’ll LOVE this! It’s another online exclusive and great for kiddie cards. The pig’s head and its body are two separate stamps so it lends itself to make the head move independently and the body is large enough to die cut a small circle through […]