Mind blown: a blog about paper crafting and cardmaking techniques
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Fifty? Don’t Go There!!
Hello crafters! Joy here with a fun 50th Birthday card today featuring Joy Clair Designs! This fun stamp set called. Go There, comes in both digital and photopolymer, so it’s up to you!!! Let’s take a quick look at this ole, girl! For my card, I chose to use the digital version of Go There,…
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A Sweet Treat For You
Hello crafters! I have such a fun project to share with you today! You may find this crazy, but I have no coloring involved and minimal stamping. This is a die cutting lover’s dream come true! Let’s take a look! I just love this card. I think the cupcake is darling and love the options…
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Christmas Blessings in August
Hello friends! I’m back today with a Christmas in August card… is that a thing? I say everyday is perfect to celebrate Christmas. My card features the Cardinal Blessings from Scrappy Tails Crafts on a distress oxide background and Copic coloring. This card was very easy to create and perfect for mass producing for Christmas.…
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Holy Cow It’s Your Birthday!!!
Hello friends! I hope you’re have a great day! Today I’m bringing you a card for Imagine That Digi Stamps. I’ve always been a big fan of theirs and wanted to jump in on The Digi of the Month Challenge . In addition to joining in on the challenge I was finally able to try…
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Morgan’s Artworld August Challenge
Hello friends! There’s a brand new challenge beginning at Morgan’s Artworld where theme is always “anything goes”. I hope that you will join us for the fun! I used the Dreamwood Country World digital stamp set (Richard Rabbit) to make this card. I printed the image with a laser printer on to smooth card stock and colored it…
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August Release Day Three at The Rabbit Hole Designs
Hello friends! It’s day three of the new release at The Rabbit Hole Designs and we are celebrating with a blog hop, and giveaway! Today, I am featuring The Right Shoes stamp set and the Cat Eye stencil in the form of a shaker! Let’s take a look! I chose to make a shaker, because…