I kept this card simple with a monochromatic green palette and crisp white embossing. The layered florals add dimension, while the soft stamped background keeps everything subtle and balanced. I really like how the bright greens pop against the gray base—it feels fresh and clean with just a bit of contrast.
Today I’m sharing an older card of mine (one I’ve never shared here before) that I still quite like. You know, I often find myself disliking my cards—especially the ones I made earlier. As we gain more experience, we naturally grow as crafters, and it’s only normal to feel that way about past projects. But…
I created this monochromatic prickly pear card for an Instagram blog hop a while ago and never shared it here. Still love the deep blue tones and soft watercolor look.
Today I’m sharing a clean and elegant card inspired by classic wedding invitations. I played with soft ink blending, delicate florals, and a layered design to create that refined “envelope wrap” look—it was such a fun way to bring a bit of stationery inspiration into cardmaking.
Vintage style has always been close to my heart, and this card brings me right back to what first inspired me to start papercrafting. For this card, I combined soft florals with a dimensional hourglass focal point to create a design that feels nostalgic, layered, and full of meaning.
Today I’m sharing a denim-inspired handmade card created with the Craft Your Life Project Kit: Stitch With Love. I had so much fun trying to recreate the look of real denim using only paper and ink — from the faded background to stitched details and layered sewing elements. This project was all about texture, realism, and building a card that feels almost tactile.
Hello friends! Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and today I’m sharing a Valentine card I created earlier, built around a layered wreath design using the Mini Delight: Expressions of the Heart Stamp & Die Set as the main focus. This compact set provided everything needed to build the wreath and create the overall…
I had such a fun time revisiting paper piecing for this card. I went for dramatic contrast with rich purples, soft yellows, and a dark background, then finished everything off with gold details for a little extra shine and texture. Layering the flowers with colored cardstock gave the arrangement a lot of depth without needing complicated steps—just stamping, cutting, shaping, and building up the layers.
I’m joining the Altenew January release blog hop with this dual-color floral card featuring a vase focal point and a soft, wallpaper-style background in teal and blush tones.