A playful Spellbinders Christmas card inspired by the challenges of having cats and a Christmas tree in the same house. This festive window scene combines layered die cuts, hot-foiled snow, colorful cardstock, and plenty of mischievous cat details.
A playful Spellbinders Christmas card inspired by the challenges of having cats and a Christmas tree in the same house. This festive window scene combines layered die cuts, hot-foiled snow, colorful cardstock, and plenty of mischievous cat details.
Sharing today a bright floral thank you card featuring dimensional die-cut letters created directly from the background. This fun technique adds depth without covering the colorful BetterPress and stenciled design.
A chalkboard technique card featuring tulips and daffodils with hand coloring on black cardstock. I’m sharing how I created this soft, chalky look and why skipping stencils actually made the result even better.
In this fun Spring/Easter project, I’m stepping outside of my usual craft zone by creating felt ornaments using the Spellbinders Spring Felt Stitch & Create Collection by Nichol Spohr. Follow my journey as I work through the challenges of stitching felt, and discover how a stash of fake snow helped me achieve the perfect rustic look for my Easter decor. It wasn’t always smooth sailing, but the results are totally worth it! 🐣🐰
I have a sweet spot in my heart for the House-Mouse designs. They were one of the first stamps I used more than a decade ago when I started cardmaking. I used to have pet rats and personally find these animals very cute (and don’t get me started on how smart they are).
Sharing today two cute love-themed/Valentine’s Day cards featuring the most adorable House-Mouse We Heart You Stamp Set from Spellbinders.
Usually, I don’t make a lot of cards in one day. Also, usually, I don’t use ready-to-use embellishments to make cards. But every time I do I realize that the second causes the first. I’m sharing today a bunch of cards made using some products from Spellbinders Serenade of Autumn Collection.
Seems like I’ve been on a vintage kick recently and today I want to share two more vintage holiday cards, made using press plates from Spellbinders.
I think I made more green cards this year than any other year before. This color really inspires me these days. Also, when it comes to holiday cards it’s no brainier that green fits perfectly. The card I’m sharing today is a holiday monochromatic green one with touches of silver.
I played a lot recently with not quite traditional (or not at all traditional) color schemes for holiday cards that wanted to go back to basics of green, red, white. I’m sharing today a bold Christmas card featuring Spellbinders November Glimmer Hot Foil Kit.