Mind blown: a blog about paper crafting and cardmaking techniques
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Berry Merry Christmas
Hi and welcome back! I have one more Christmas card to share for the Fairy Stamper Store! This time I used two Lavinia stamps Berry Wreath with Mini Berries, and the Small Reindeer, whom will be working extra hard this evening helping Santa deliver packages! Now let’s take a look at my Berry Merry Christmas…
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A Midnight Swing
Hi and welcome back to my crafty place! I hope by now you have your Christmas crafting done, so I brought you a Midnight Swing scene featuring Fairy Hugs Store Stamps. This dreamy scene features Tarwep, Fairy Swing, and the Leafy Scrolls stamp set. Let’s take a peek together…. To create this Midnight Swing scene,…
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Shining Star
Hi and welcome back! Merry Christmas Eve! I’m sharing a quick card featuring Polkadooles‘, Shining Star clear stamp. I thought this was a perfect card to share, because it shows how everything stopped when the King was born and how the Christmas Star shone brightly for all to follow. If you don’t know the story…
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Very Special Christmas Box
Hi friends I have very special Christmas Box to share today featuring Polkadoodles printable stamps and papers. I even chose a pre-coloured image, as I am running out time. That’s what I love about Polkadoodles, they have something for everybody! I have a sweet, but small gift for my second Mom, and wanted to give…
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Happy Snowmen Couple
Hi and welcome back, today I’m sharing a new release from Polkadoodles called Frosty Smiles. I couldn’t help but smile when I say this Happy Snowmen Couple and had to color them up! I printed these on to smooth card stock and colored them with Copic markers. Happy Snowmen are easy to color, so they…
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blah, blah, blamingo
Hi and welcome back! I’m so glad you’re joining me this evening. I needed a little break from holiday crafting, and decided to color up this darling flamingo. I hope you like him… I stamped this Caffienated Flamingo from The Rabbit Hole Designs with Memento ink and colored him with Copics, using a simple blend…