Pick a floral print from the Memory Box 6×6 paper collection and add a layered Delightful Peony Blossom to create a downsized version of a floral design from an earlier post. Hello, Jean here with…
Celebrate Easter and spring with layering dies from our 2025 Peony Collection. Cheery Happy Easter and Gentle Peony Bloom work perfectly with a floral garden print from the Anemone Grove 6×6 set. Hi, Jean here…
Celebrate a spring birthday with floral greetings in a mix of purple, lavender, violet and gray. Rounded corners echo the Fringed Scalloped Frame and poufy Tender Peony Bud. Hi, Jean here with another design from…
Spring has finally arrived – leaves and buds are appearing and days are getting longer. Give the garden a headstart with the new Crocosmia Stems from our latest release. Hi, Jean here with an Easter…
Stenciled blossoms and a popular new bunny from Poppystamps are great for all-occasion cards. The bold flowers and sweet poufy bunny are more than ready for spring…are you? Hi, Jean here finally after many…
Re-posting and hoping the pictures aren’t compressed and distorted this time… Here’s another new design from our Spring Cheer Collection…it’s the happy Hippity Hoppity Bunny and his basket of eggs. Hi, Jean here with another…
A watercolored Sitting Sparrow welcomes spring with a nestful of glittery eggs and delicate budding branches. These great new designs are from February’s Spring Cheer Collection of dies, 6×6 solid-core cardstock assortments, 3D embossing folders,…
Meet the sweetest new members of the Memory Box family of dies! They’re from the just-released Spring Cheer Collection – Layered Lamb, Layered Chicks and Layered Bunny – ready for your spring and Easter projects….
Combine new designs from our latest release with the April Challenge – Sky’s the Limit – and a bit of Poppystamps Whittle Sunshine. Hi, Jean here with a double-collage all-occasion design in soft spring…
Here’s another way to decorate Easter eggs with the versatile Curlicue Plate – reverse-embossing! This technique highlights the finely-detailed outlines of the design instead of the bold, solid patterns. Hi, Jean here with an “accidental/what-if?”…
