Hello everyone! Today’s card uses paper scraps that we all have laying around, along with dies from the 2025 Summer Meadow release. I began by covering a white cardstock panel with double sided tape and…
Send caring thoughts and support with a Cherish Heart, tiny blossoms, the Backyard Wren and quiet colors. It’s sure to be appreciated by someone going through challenging times. Hi, Jean here with my favorite…
Today's card features the Gypsy Swallow-tail 94891 three times as well as card stock from the Sunrise pack SP1013 and both the Nutmeg Plaid PP1033 and Nutmeg Forest PP1034. materials used white A2 side-fold note…
Happy Father’s Day to everyone celebrating today! Hi, Jean here, adding an extra weekend idea – felt birds sharing thanks between generations! Attach adhesive label paper (or a sticker sheet) to aqua woolblend…
Send caring thoughts and words of support with a mix of design elements and soft colors. Hi, Jean here after (hopefully!) many glitches and challenges. Hoping these quiet thoughts and gentle colors will calm things…
I have a sweet card for today that features the Gypsy Swallow-Tail and also includes plaid papers and the Tender Peony Bud. materials used white A2 side-fold note card plaid papers from FUCHSIA PLAID PP1029…
Combine Garden Beauties dies and Nutmeg Forest 6×6 prints to create simple, gilded dragonflies. The die’s details accentuate the beautiful sage and gold print. Hi, Jean here with another quick card made even easier…
Need a quick thank you card? Just diecut the solid Gypsy Butterflies backgrounds from a beautiful Anemone Grove 6×6 – then layer the butterflies over an ink-blended, gold-spritzed Heritage Rectangle Frame background. Add a foiled…
Welcome everyone! Today I have a quick and easy card for you using a new stamp set from the 2025 Summer Meadow release. I began by creating a ink blended panel, using dye ink pads…
Today's card features the floral stamp from the WITH SYMPATHY CL5291 Clear Stamp Set. By stamping and watercoloring the flower twice, I was able to cut out pieces from one to stack onto the other….
