Shadow Stamping
Masking and sponging is one of my favorite techniques when making cards, although it can be a bit labor intensive, depending on how much sponging you’re doing. Now combine that with shadow stamping, and
Winter Cards
Before launching into Christmas cards next month, I decided to work my way into it, by starting with some wintery cards. Using up some retired designer series paper and a Memories & More card
Wood Textures DSP – Planked
Stampin’Up!’s Wood Textures DSP is pretty, but often times I am looking for more dimension than the paper alone provides. So, here is how I tackle that in the descriptions and photos below. Using
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Blank Card Sets
Sometimes as card designers, we get hung up on every card having a message or sentiment on the front. Then I was playing with some old, but beautiful, patterned paper, and I realized that
Delightfully Detailed
If you haven’t seen this beautiful laser cut specialty paper and the watercolor note cards that coordinate with this suite, you need to check these out. When I first saw the specialty paper, I
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Diorama Wedding Card
When asked if I would design a special wedding card for an acquaintance of my sister, I quickly agreed, before really knowing what she wanted. I guess I love a challenge! After a brief
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Single Layer Cards
As someone always so inspired by Jennifer McGuire’s videos, I had to try her technique with making single layer cards. After stamping the focal image, you need to mask it, then stamp the sentiment
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