Stampin’ Blends Markers provide beautiful saturated colors – but did you know that they’re good for more than just coloring images? Today’s card features three …
Creating your own designer series paper is simple with these tips and tricks for making a collage background. You’ll never run out of paper and …
Pretty papers with horizontal designs? When you just can’t bring yourself to chop them up, try a tunnel card, like today’s Desert Details feature with …
When Designer Series Paper is so pretty that you can’t pick a side to glue down, try a fun DSP Envelope Folder – like with …
Blending Brushes allow stampers to add smooth layers of ink to a project – and combined with the Loveliest Flowers Decorative Masks, it’s easy to …
New to stamping? Packing for a trip and want to bring supplies to stamp light? Most stampers don’t even know about this tool that’s quick …
Card ideas that can be applied to any stamp set? I promise that this design isn’t too good to be true. It’s simple, easy to …
Turn a clear envelope, some beads and a fun Memories & More card into the easiest shaker card ever. A simple layer of cardstock and …
Always wanted to try a Triple Cube Pop Up Card? This is one of my most popular past projects, updated for the sweet Party Puffins …
Another Pop-Up Card? Yes!! The Stair Step Pop-Up Card is so simple that it should barely count as a pop up, but with the cute …
Red and green for Christmas? Sure, I love traditional greeting cards, but I also adore mixing up the colors for holidays. The Party Puffins stamp …
Are you a dog lover? Do you know any dog lovers? Either way, you’ll want to drop the word ‘Christmas’ from the front of the …
What goes better with a Scottie dog than plaid? Today’s Christmas card is a fun fold or a fancy fold – complete with a corner …
Cards for dog lovers are fashionable ALL year long, so don’t worry that the Christmas Scottie stamp set and its cute coordinating Scottie Dog Punch …
Do you love shaker cards but hate the mess and the fuss of trying to make windows, get all the edges sealed and then still …