Hello, Stampers! I'm afraid I'm still without my glasses, so if anything is crooked, that's why! Today's card features the Lindeman Snowflake die and snowflakes cut from the Merry Christmas Tidings die and the new…
Gently remove the die. (By leaving the die cut in the die while you adhere it to the card, you will have perfect placement of the snowflake’s floating circle.)
If you’re in the market for a simple but speedy design for your upcoming Christmas card assembly line and you want pattern paper flexibility, allow me to recommend this quick, easy, and inexpensive design:
I’m also still playing with our latest holiday release, and I decided to change it up a wee bit by using PARTS of die cuts to see what would result. I really like what happened – check it out:
Today’s card features some of our new holidays dies – Lydia Ornament and Curled Ribbons – and I think I’ll be Deeply Disturbed if Memory Box ever stops making them, as I am really quite smitten with both!
I decided I wanted to make a simple treat box I could use for our placeholders at the Christmas dinner table, and the Memory Box Butterilk Carton is a perfect solution.
Use your dies to represent something they aren’t. I used the edge of a butterfly wing to be the loaf of French bread, the cake to make a container of something tasty, (it was originally supposed to be a cheese – lol), and the bottle from Witch Kit to act as a wine bottle.
I’m really excited to share a new technique with you (it’s new to me, anyway)! I decided to die cut one of our newly released dies and use it’s negative as a “stencil” to outline and then color with pencils. I love the result, and it gives you yet another way to use your dies!
There are so many beautiful dies in the Summer Collection! Jean Okimoto here, with a quick birthday design featuring the NEW Delicate Butterfly Arch and a simple stamped greeting. Memory Box Products NEW Delicate Butterfly…
Hi – Yes, it's Happy Friday and time for another reveal of more just-released designs from our beautiful Summer 2014 Collection. Jean Okimoto here – with another quick card for you this afternoon. It would…
