Here's another card which I just had to make – I saw a similar one somewhere and just had to try it. I didn't put a sentiment – will save it until I figure out to use it!
Card Stock: Real Red, Bride Paper (115669, page 158), Brushed Silver (100712, page 159)
Ink: Real Red
Embellishments: Whisper White Organza Ribbon (114319, page 183)
Punch: Eyelet Border Punch (113692, page 186)
I just love Jackie Topa's ideas and her dresser card is just darling. Card Stock: Crumb Cake, Basic Black, Newsprint Designer Series Paper (117166, page 175) Ink: Crumb Cake Embellishments: Victoria Crochet Trim (118481, page 190) Antique Brads (117273, page 187) Punches: Curly Label (119851, page 202), Scallop Edge Border (119882, page 200)…
I found this great card on Pinterest and when I clicked on it I found I KNOW the demonstrator who made it. Lyssa Zwolanski is a wonderful lady!! I've met her on some of the incentive trips and you won't find a sweeter person! I was thrilled to find this card and since it was…
I saw this beautiful fun fold card shared by Jan Brown Love how it turned out Isn't that exquisite? The Magnolia Lane Designer Series Paper is just fabulous! This is definitely a fun fold card and so fun to make It takes a 12" x 12" piece of card stock for the card base. Score…
I took part in a technique swap and I received this card from Christ Wedell Can you see the background? Chris used a mask Here's the directions Supplies: Stampin' Spritzer, Mask, Reinker Fill Spritzer with water or alcohol (alcohol dries faster) Add a few drops of Re-inker Shake well Secure mask to cardstock with magnets…
Have you checkout out the Snowflake Wishes Bundle It's to DIE for And the dies are pretty neat too This card, shared in a swap, by Jan Rodrian is using this bundle Jan used the "nested label" die with the snowflakes to cut out the front of the card base She put the sentiment on…
I love sharing tips and tricks and today I'm sharing how to use up those scraps of Designer Series paper I can't throw any of my paper away – it's just too costly I keep it in the plastic it comes in and add the small leftovers to the package Here's a great way to…