Tag: die cutting
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Spellbinders May 2023 Club Kits Blog Hop and Giveaway
Welcome to the Spellbinders May Kit Blog Hop. If you’re new here, welcome! I love these kits each month because it’s a little bit of happiness being delivered to door step each and every month. I also love that each of the kits compliment one another, but are strong enough to stand alone. I think…
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How To Create Up Lifting Cards with Spellbinders May 2023 Club Kits
The Spellbinders Club Kits are now open for new subscriptions and are on the way to current subscribers which makes this my favorite time of the month! I am sharing two cards again today using a few of the club subscriptions. I think you’re going to find them colorful and uplifting. This first card features the Small…
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How To Blend a Cotton Candy Inspired Background
Wouldn’t you have loved to lose your first tooth to cotton candy or something sweet? In my mind, that’s how I would want it to be. Maybe the Tooth Fairy came early because of my Sweet tooth. Idk, but I sure love this cute card! All of these cute products come from Whimsy Stamps, and…
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You Can Bug Me Anytime ColorDex Card
Hello my sweet friends! I just wanted you to know that you can bug me anytime. That’s what friends are for. I used the new stamp called Creepin‘ from Sweet Sentiment Stamps and paired with the ColorDex Classic die. I am loving adding projects to my dex collection and thought my collection wouldn’t be complete…
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Sweet Sentiment April 2023 New Release
Hi my friends I have a release sweet as honey from Sweet Sentiments to share with you today. If you know anything about me you know my husband is obsessed with bees and honey. He marinates so many things with different seasonings and honey, that I’m shocked. But oh so good! But we are here…
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How To Underlay Paint with Distress Inks and Copic Markers
Hi there! I have a fun technique to share with you using Distress Inks and Copics along with the New Gerbera Daisies Vase red rubber stamp from Whimsy Stamps. The reason why you can do underlay painting with Distress Inks and still use alcohol markers is because they are dye inks making them compatible with…