DIY Halloween Fall Decor Blocks
It’s easy to DIY Halloween fall decor Blocks! And you can be super creative making them with a few wooden stamp blocks and scraps.
It’s easy to DIY Halloween fall decor Blocks! And you can be super creative making them with a few wooden stamp blocks and scraps.
Pull the liquor out of this Brown Bag Whiskey Card! Make a masculine project featuring a whiskey decanter with this easy papercraft tutorial for your favorite whiskey fan!
See how to make this Double Flap Gatefold Card I created as an alternative for the June Paper Pumpkin kit! You’ll also find a lot of other ideas to include in your Sunshine Box!
This May Calendar page was created for my bi-annual calendar class and looks awesome on my craft desk. It features a great stamp set and die bundle called Honey Bee (that is unfortunately being retired very soon).
Celebrating a birthday with music is the way to go. Making a Metal Guitar Tent-Fold Card?! Even better! Find tips and a video tutorial here!
You can almost hear this guitar playing! Let’s make a Rocking Guitar Music Card today!
Cleaning out your craft stash? Me, too. Try these 3D Medallion Gift Tags from DSP (Designer Series Paper) for all of your upcoming occassions. And the bonus? You can make these with your leftover DSP!
Celebrate the birthday of a stand-up friend with this Meerkat Pop-Up Box Card! See all the details and steps to create one here!
Do you dream of going to Paris? Or have you been there and have wonderful memories? These Eiffel Tower Valentine Cards have romantic cascading flowers that look like they are falling right off the card!
Make your holiday table feel cozy and festive with these DIY Feels Like Frost Table Place Settings. Read the easy steps here!
Join me today — I want to show you an unboxing of all the crafty goodies in the Stampin’ Up Paper Pumpkin September 2019 kit, and we’ll make a few of the Halloween projects with an alternative.
Combining the two best things at a picnic, I created this 3D mini DIY watermelon picnic basket from cardstock and a few basic supplies. Check out the tutorial filled with pictures and tips.