Hello everyone! Samantha here today on the Memory Box blog and I am so excited to share a super cute card featuring the Milo Mouse die set from the new July release. Background: For this…
Happy Thursday everyone! I have a quick and easy card for you today using new products from the 2025 Cheerful Countryside release. I started by ink blending a white cardstock panel with pink inks,…
Hello and welcome, it’s Angie here today featuring the brand new large background stamp with coordinating stencils called Butterfly Kaleidoscope (88634 and CS2085). I also used the brand new Cheery Hello word die 94887. Here’s…
Floating Butterfly Plate – from July’s Cheerful Countryside release – is quickly becoming a Design Team favorite. It’s versatile – and great for pressure-embossing and stenciling, in addition to creating a beautiful diecut background. Hi,…
Hello everyone! Memory Box has a new release today called Cheerful Countryside. I have a cute Christmas Tag for you featuring the sweet mice dies. When I first saw the Town Mouse and the Milo…
Hi everyone! Today I have a summer themed birthday card for you! I began by embossing a white cardstock panel using the Waves 3D embossing folder. Next I die cut the Large Ringlets from navy…
1 Hello and welcome, it’s Angie here today with a fun colorful birthday card made with the Rectangle Basics Set 30086 Exquisite Leaf Set 94664 and Happy Birthday Foil Greetings Black Tabs ST007 Here’s a…
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…
