Flannel Shirt Gift Card Holder
It’s easy to make a Flannel Shirt Gift Card Holder! It only uses ONE stamp and ONE die-cut, plus it’s perfect for the holidays, a birthday, or just a warm way to say thank you.
It’s easy to make a Flannel Shirt Gift Card Holder! It only uses ONE stamp and ONE die-cut, plus it’s perfect for the holidays, a birthday, or just a warm way to say thank you.
I’ll drink to that! This Whiskey Thank You Card with a Repeated Rocks Glass Background uses an easy technique that I’m sharing with you today, and I’m sure you’ll use on future projects. Give it a try!
For this Layered Flower card, I used the Raised Feature technique. With this technique, it was easy to go from simple stamping to an advanced card!
Create a Seahorse Watercolor Card while I show you how easy it is to “sketch-recycling” for a unique and easy card! Featuring the Seaside Notions stamp set!
Playing with Designer Series Paper, or DSP, can bring your card-making to a higher level! See how cutting it at an angle spruces up this Diagonal DSP Tasteful Touches Card!
This Ornate Garden Vellum Card has a Tri-Fold! With just a small piece of Designer Series Paper and some vellum, turn your basic card into a fun fold.
Do you know a superhero? It couldn’t be easier to make and send this Courage Superpower Star Card to every hero you know to let them know how thankful we all are for their courage.
Create a Light-Up Night Sky Card using a simple parallel circuit. Use it to add sparkle to your cards and projects!
You can almost hear this guitar playing! Let’s make a Rocking Guitar Music Card today!
Nothing like a Beach Time Cat Card to warm up and chill out! Find the details here and stay warm crafting.
To celebrate fall, I created a Falling Leaves Card using the Watercolor Smooching Technique, and want to show you how! Get your inks out, and watch this crafty video!
Making shaker cards doesn’t have to be difficult! Using the Sea of Textures stamp set from Stampin’ Up, this tutorial shows how easy it can be to create an Octopus Shaker Card with a porthole filled with glitter and fish under the rainbow sea. Other techniques featured include emboss resist, diecutting, and ink blending.