This week I’m showing you the projects we made in my April class…look for my May class schedule below and sign up to attend so you don’t miss out on making the next batch of designs! I CASE’d another one from LeeAnn Greff. This card features a couple of fun techniques: the first is sponging …
For the next few days I’m going to show you the projects we made in my April class…look for my May class schedule below and sign up to attend so you don’t miss out on making the next batch of designs! This card, CASE’d from LeeAnn Greff, features a neat washi tape and punch trick. …
Today I’m going to take a few minutes to point out a few of my favorite things that are on the retiring list, and encourage you to think about adding them to your collection before they’re gone. First, however, there are a few things about some of the retiring items that I want to share: …
I CASE’d this card from Amy Koenders, but changed up the DSP and therefore the colors of the ice cream cones. Sadly, several of the items on this card are retiring (or already have), sniff! The DSP is the bright and fun Cherry on Top paper stack. The ice cream cones are from the Sale-A-Bration …
I CASE’d this card from Patsy Waggoner, only changing up the sentiment. I really like the Very Vanilla, Watermelon Wonder and Mossy Meadow/Old Olive color combo. I also think the tropical flower vibe works just fine with the poppy blossoms on the Pretty Petals DSP. Perhaps best of all, with the simple layers this is a …
I have participated in fewer and fewer swaps the more events I attend. I think that with blogs and Pinterest they are a very inefficient way to gather ideas. For #onstage2016 I prepared one swap card, for Bonnie Farley, who works for SU, because she had inadvertently sent us Silver level demonstrators an invitation for …