Create long-stemmed roses with the new Rose Blossom Die Set and Gilia Stems from a earlier release – then add them to a simple all-occasion card. Just another way to mix, match and alter your…
1 Let’s make another card using one of the three Leafy Jumble Stencil backgrounds we created in my previous post. It’s the original Distress Oxide-inked sheet of Open Studio Watercolor Paper. Hi there, Jean Okimoto…
Ink it once, spritz twice and create a trio of watercolored backgrounds for greetings from the Garden Party Collection. The Leafy Jumble Stencil is perfect for this process inspired by Jennifer McGuire’s great technique. …
Celebrate a special birthday with Tall Birthday Candles and Poppystamps’ Flora Blooms Solid Set. Balance the bold diecuts with the delicate Celebrate Cursive Script and a pretty floral print from the Garden Folly 6×6 prints….
Happy Saturday – here’s a sharing-kindness card for weekend crafting. Combine the lacy new Clementine Border and bold Poppystamps Rounded Blooms Flowers for a fresh look. Hello, Jean Okimoto here with a delayed post caused…
Add a happy note to cards with the new Bubble Circles – a trio of circles within circles surrounded by dots. Add the large Flora Blooms from Poppystamps for a big pop of brightness. Hello,…
Layer a trio of Rose Blossoms on a Diagonal Strip Collage background of blended inks. Add a thoughtful greeting from the Peony Garden Corner Clear Stamps and Dies set to remind someone how wonderful they…
Layer the Cascadia Background Strip over the Cornelia Aqua Wide Washi Tape to create a bold border for the Splendid Poppy Stems. The washi tape has so many pretty colors it’s easy to find matching…
The Garden Party release has arrived! It’s an amazing collection of great new dies, clear stamp sets, papers, embossing folders and washi tapes. Hi, Jean Okimoto here with the first of many Garden Party cards…
Make three friendship cards with the Stylish Rectangle Trio and just 11″ of Sunset Blush Wide Washi Tape. Eleven wasn’t a magic number – it’s just the cardstock length. Hi, Jean Okimoto here – hope…
