The wonderful 2024 Winter Days Collection has arrived! Holiday icons and greeting dies, rub on transfers, stencils, 6×6 plaids and prints, a clear stamp + die set – ready for your winter projects! …
Woodgrain panel diecuts are great for piers, birdhouses, log cabins, rustic backgrounds – and Christmas trees. The new Narrow Woodgrain Planks are perfectly-proportioned to create a wonky tree – without the labor of measuring…
Layer poinsettias, pinecones and pine branches on a holiday design from the 2024 Yuletide Collection. Double-embossing adds shadowy texture to the new Pinecone Duo too. Hi, Jean here with another design for your stash of…
Hello everyone. I have a Christmas {in September} card to share today. 😉 I played with the Wintertime Bear dies and Frosted Trees 3D embossing folder (EF) from the 2024 Yuletide collection to create a…
1 Send joyful greetings and add clear, glassy highlights to the new Frosted Lantern. It’s diecut twice, then reassembled for the realistic look of a garden ornament on a winter night. Hi, Jean here sharing…
Create a traditional holiday scene with candles, poinsettias and pine sprigs from the 2024 Yuletide Collection. Hi, Jean here with a mix of dark pinks, green and golds to greet the season. Cut Merry and…
Hi everyone. I have a winter card feature the new Wintertime Bear skying. The bear is so adorable. You can pair him with either skis or skates in this card design. Background: Trim…
Plush felt and shimmery Rainbow Reflections cardstock add bright texture to a holiday greeting from our 2024 Yuletide Collection. Golden pine branches and Fringed Scalloped Frames create a green-on-green backdrop for a festive bird. Hi,…
Greet the season with a Vintage Tray of iced holiday cookies and chocolate mint patties. Hi, Jean here with a mix of winter pastels and sweet treats from our latest collection. Cut 2 rectangle and…
A trio of ornaments and a glossy embossed greeting create a quick card for the holidays. It’s a basic design perfect for many of our 6×6 prints and plaids and 3D embossing folders. Hi, Jean…
