Hi, Jean Okimoto here today. Wondering what to do with the new Memory Box postage dies and coordinating stencils? Here's an idea…stencil a colorful Modern Postage Assemblage background with Memento Dye Inkpads – then diecut…
Good Morning, Marnie here today! Spring is here and with all of the rain comes the lush green of everything bursting into bloom. Today I have recreated that in a card. The Row of Poppies…
I just LOVE LOVE LOVE the new ROW OF POPPIES die no. 99137: The other day I started cutting out lots of them in a variety of papers. Then I cut other dies to coordinate…
Welcome to Day One of the Memory Blog Blog Blitz! The Design Team is so happy to share with you the latest from Memory Box and Open Studio–dies, stencils, AND stamps! Be sure to check…
The delicately-detailed Splendid Clarkia creates a simple spring card in just about any color – let's make one with Sugarplum today. Dry-emboss a Stitched Rectangle using Zippy Dots Designer Stencil for subtle texture and…
I have boxes and boxes of old family photographs, many that are black and white or sepia-toned, as well as a collection of “instant relatives”–photographs of people I either can't identify or ones that came…
Good Morning everyone, and happy April 1st! I’m not fooling, this was a fun card to make! I started off my cutting a piece of card stock slightly smaller than an A2 base card and…
The card itself is a shimmer fest, thanks to Perfect Pearls and water, but it’s quite difficult to see. If you click on the photographs of the card to enlarge them, I think you can get a sense of the shimmer. Another thing that’s hard to see if the actual colors of the thing. Despite shooting from various angles and using various light sources, I never was able to capture what it really looks like. So I decided I’d share three different pictures – maybe between them, you’ll get an accurate idea of the color palette.
Got shamrocks? Make your own with Memory Box heart stencils!
Looking for another way to use the new Splendid Clarkia Die? Create a quick spring card that's perfect for any occasion. Jean Okimoto here this afternoon – let's make this quick card, then go…
