Hello everyone! Once again, today’s card features products from the new 2024 Gladiola Release. I began by die cutting the Celeste Plate from one of the foil papers from the new Glimmering Gladiola paper pads. …
Remember those saved offcuts from the April 19th card shown at the left here? Use the purple rectangles and the reverse side of the lavender floral rectangles to create a birthday card with the new…
Hello everyone. I am sharing another super quick CAS (clean and simple) card today, but without the drama. 😂 It features the new Budding Gladiola Stem die from the current 2024 Gladiola release. The Budding…
I'm back with more yellowy glads–this time using the Gladiola Floral Duo to create three blossoms for a pretty "happy birthday to you" card. materials used I used a side-fold horizontal card white card base….
Send special thanks with the new Gladiola Floral Duo that’s re-designed into a single large blossom. Create a coordinating background from the new Glimmering Gladiola 6×6 set. Add a ready-to-go Foil Tab Greeting and Treasure…
Hello everyone. I am sharing a super simple yet dramatic card today. It features the new Sensational Gladiola Stem die from the current 2024 Gladiola release. I think that when a product is this beautiful,…
1 It’s a little early for butterflies – but the new Exquisite Butterflies are hard to resist. Here they are again, on a simple design for anyone on your birthday list. They’re cut from solid-core Lagoon…
Glads were always my mother's favorite flower. She especially loved the yellow and orange ones. There are so many gladiola dies in the newest release–2024 Gladiola. It was hard to decide which to feature. I…
Designs from the new Gladiola Collection are great for slimline cards. Layer the tall, elegant blossoms over a matching Gladiola Plaid background – then add a pair of the new Exquisite Butterflies and a Thank…
Good morning everyone! Today I’m using new products from the 2024 Memory Box Gladiola release. These flowers are so beautiful and I can’t wait to make more cards with them! I began by die cutting…
