A Glorious Gerber Daisy Thank You
Hiya, Card Lovers! Today I made a card for y'all featuring two of my favorite products from the Memory Box 2014 Spring & Summer release. I kinda like it and hope you will, too! ;~D…
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Boy, oh, Boy!
Hey, there! Today I decided to make a masculine card using the Inlaid Die Cut technique while paying homage to Kandinsky. :~D S U P P L I E S Memory Box die (Large…
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Birds | Clean and Simple | Dies | Stencils | Valentines
Love You Birds
Hey, there! Today's card features lots of Memory Box products: one of the new stencils, three of the new dies, one classic die, and three colors of cardstock. The result is a masculine card with…
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Butterflies | Dies | Stamps | Stencils | Techniques
Filled With Love
Cards, cardmaking, “handmade cards”, “greeting cards”, stamping, “rubber stamping”, stamps, “card art”, papercrafting, papercrafts, “Design Team”, “Deborah Nolan”, “Memory Box”, Stencils, dies
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Sunshine & Flowers
Wanna win this super cool Texture Shine stencil? Leave a comment on this post by midnight tonight to enter for a chance to win!
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A Snow Globe for Sunday
It's the perfect time of year for a snow globe… now if we could only get some real snow on the ground outside, we'd be all set! S U P P L I E S…
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Jingle Bell Joy!
Today’s card was inspired by one of my fellow DT members, the amazing Pam Sparks! I love the Jolly Jingle Bells die but wasn’t doing it justice in my card attempts, and then I saw Pam’s card. Talk about a brilliant idea – I never would have thought of suspending them from the Whimsical Flourish die (obviously).
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I’m Smitten!
If you don’t have pearls in the right shade, color them with your Copics!
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Joy!
One of the things I like best about the Advent Calendar dies are their versatility. You have the ornaments with the numbers removed from a solid background, the “cut-out” numbers, the solid ornaments and the outlined ornaments. I used the solid dies to cut out ornaments from patterned paper – the bear images are the perfect size for this. I could have made one “25” ornament, but I wanted two ornaments from the contrasting paper and thought I’d go with the “2” and the “5.”
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