International TV shows don’t often inspire card designs – but the Snow Fairies documentary on Japan’s NHK TV inspired today’s card. They’re adorably fluffy, rare long-tailed birds – and the Poppystamps new Nordic Bird Bunch…
Create a Halloween forest scene with the familiar favorite Ghosts in the Forest set and the new Autumn Pumpkin. Add a creature from the Poppystamps Whittle Scary Guys too! Hi, Jean here a mix…
Embossing and stenciling are great basic papercrafting techniques. Combine them to add texture and dimension to highlight your design. Hi, Jean here with another idea featuring the bold Fanciful Gilded Frame from our Fall…
Create a feathery background for the new Large Layered Witch Hat. Diecut and stencil the trio of Plumed Gypsy Feathers in a colorful mix of pink, orange and coral inks. Hi, Jean here with…
A lineup of Halloween icons fills a slimline card from end to end on an “everything” card. Hi, Jean here with a very layered collection of fall diecuts featuring my favorite ghosts with new designs…
Here’s another mix of new designs from our Fall ’23 Collection and favorite Halloween icon dies from my Memory Box stash. The new Boiling Cauldron and Layered Greenery Stems set the scene for drifting bats…
Update a familiar ghostly forest scene with the new Boiling Cauldron from the Fall ’23 Collection. The friendly ghosts are a safe distance from the bubbly pot! Hi, Happy Friday – Jean here with another…
The new Sunshine Daisy Stems can create the look of patient paper-piecing or “coloring inside the lines.” This is a lot easier! Hi, Jean Okimoto here with a vellum back-painting technique – instead of…
Send birthday wishes with a layered slimline tri-fold of castle collages from the Summer Daydreams Collection. The collages are usually layered from small-to-large for a 3-D effect – they’re stacked out of sequence here for…
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…
