The Ombre Stamping Technique makes your card look fun and once you make a card with this sketch, you’ll be hooked! Switch out the designer papers for your favorite ones, and stamp with coordinating inks. The easy steps for this technique is here.
I had so much fun making this colorful science flasks card with the new It’s a Science stamp set! Watercoloring a rainbow was a great way to make these flasks and beakers stand out for this birthday card.
From the kitchen to the mailbox, this Spoonful of Watercolor Rainbow Card is fun to make with just #stampsinkpaper and is super colorful! Find the easy tutorial here.
This Paradise Palms Rainbow Card uses a repeated stamping technique for a warm and beachy feeling. Find the easy steps to make one here!
I created a Lucky Rainbows Card for St. Patricks Day this year. Rainbows are for any day, and this Z-fold fun fold shows it!
Create a Sunshine and Rainbows Love and Support Card! It’s an easy design that can be used with so many pretty papers!
This coffee and miracles card was made as an alternative to the August 2021 Paper Pumpkin Hope Box Kit. When I think of miracles, I know coffee was involved!
The Northern Lights Technique is perfect for a Christmas Card! Just like the actual northern lights, it’s super colorful and can be different every time. Find how to recreate it on a card here.
Create a Monochromatic Accordion Card with the Dragonflies Dandy Garden Paper! Today is Part 7 of my “Create With DSP” series and we’ll be focusing on using the coordinating colors to create a stack of cards.
Today is Part Four of my “Create With DSP” Series and we’ll be focusing on the Ice Cream Corner paper for a stack of cards! And it can be combined with the April Paper Pumpkin kit to make a Side Flap Card.
Beginner, casual, and avid crafters will find three dragonfly card versions here that start with a common base. Choose the tutorial using just stamp, ink, and paper, or see how to step it up to any skill level!
This Playful Striped Dragonflies Card uses colorful designer series paper and a punch to quickly make a bright card. Find my step-by-step guide here!
