Sharing today a Winter Wishes card featuring products from Altenew December release. I combined watercolor, stenciling, and subtle embossing to create a soft winter scene.
Sharing today a Winter Wishes card featuring products from Altenew December release. I combined watercolor, stenciling, and subtle embossing to create a soft winter scene.
Wrapping up the fall season with one last autumn-inspired card! 🍂 Join me as I share a cozy, layered design full of warm colors and seasonal charm—perfect for Thanksgiving and the final days of fall crafting.
I know fall cardmaking season is almost over, but I love creating when the season itself inspires me. Fall is my favorite, and crafting helps me hold onto it a little longer. This card embraces all those cozy autumn tones with layered die-cuts, warm yellows, and soft dimension — a little way to keep fall around even after it’s gone.
I’m sharing two cozy fall cards today that I made for the Altenew November Release Blog Hop. Both designs feature warm autumn tones and layered die-cut elements — one with a sweet cupcake centerpiece and the other featuring cozy botanical plaid background.
A sweet and simple holiday card featuring the adorable Bows Background! I kept the design light and airy, letting the little bows add a cheerful touch of charm. Sometimes a minimal background is all you need to make a festive card shine.
Hello and welcome to Altenew | September 2025 Release Blog Hop! You probably came from Therese Calvird. If not, you may consider starting from the beginning at Altenew Card Blog and see what other members of Altenew design team and guest designers have created. There are so many beautiful projects from talented designers. Also at…
Bring the cozy warmth of holiday baking to your paper crafting! This festive card features a charming cookie scene with playful textures and inking techniques that make it look freshly baked. Perfect for sharing a sweet holiday greeting with friends and family.
Discover how to create a bold neon effect on dark cardstock using Altenew Acrylic Markers. This simple yet impactful technique requires minimal supplies but delivers maximum punch for your handmade cards.
I brought back the spotlight technique for this card — such a fun way to make a design pop! I used the Build-A-Garden: Oxeye Daisy from Altenew and paired it with one of my favorite, always-winning color combos: yellow and gray. The layered stenciling, die-cut panel, and subtle background details really help the daisy shine. 🌼