Spring Birthday Slimline by Trina Pham
Happy Wednesday everyone. I have a spring floral slimline birthday card to share today using products from the Spring release. Started by stamping the flower image from All the Happiness stamp set in Fade…
Happy Wednesday everyone. I have a spring floral slimline birthday card to share today using products from the Spring release. Started by stamping the flower image from All the Happiness stamp set in Fade…
If you are missing someone and want to sending them a card to brighten their day, this is an easy, stunning card. This is building of the techniques of my last Blooming 3D embossing folder…
Create the look of frosty bottlebrush trees with the Stitched Tree die. This sparkly trio – in soft pastels – could brighten a cold winter day for someone special. Hello, Jean Okimoto here…
The Charming (and popular!) Snowman Collage fits perfectly into the Poppystamps Oval Fold Frame. Add frosty texture with the Pinpoint Snowflake Plate – and a layered Birch Press Mod Alphabet greeting. Hello, Jean Okimoto…
Add rows of white, orange and yellow floss to the Stitched Tree die for a giant candy corn to tower over two little ghosts. Hi, happy weekend…Jean Okimoto here with my last Halloween 2020 card –…
One of my favorite classes to teach at Impress is BEYOND THE BOX. We take ideas from my blog posts then tweak them, using Memory Box products in unexpected and unintended ways. For…
Happy Fri-YAY everyone. Continuing with the Christmas in July theme, I have another Christmas card to share today featuring foiling with stencils. I love the look of foiling on cards, but am not a fan…
Good morning everyone. For today’s card I have a fun technique that I saw on Jennifer McGuire’s blog, which she called Faux Die Cut Monoprint. To create this card I inked white cardstock with Distress…
1 Hello everyone. I don’t have my new Garden Party products yet, so I’m sharing another simple card made with more products from the Spring release. My card was prompted by the Layered Stencilling theme…
Here’s a card that was inspired by window teddy bear sightings in our neighborhood. They were actually bears, elephants, monkeys, cats, bunnies and some we couldn’t recognize – all out there and enjoyed by families…