This is one of a series of posts featuring cards I made for a “Chain Card Swap.” Tracy Held dreamed this up, where each participant started a chain, and each successive recipient made their own variation on it, until it finally looped back to the original artist. In this blog hop we’ll be exploring all …
I’ve be preparing to attend the annual Stampin’ Up! convention for demonstrators, OnStage Live, which took place in Melbourne (also in Houston, Texas, USA, and Rotterdam, The Netherlands) Friday and Saturday. One of the fun things that happens during it is swaps! I’ve been making enough to swap with the members of Kylie’s The Crazy …
I’ve be preparing to attend the annual Stampin’ Up! convention for demonstrators, OnStage Live, which is taking place in Melbourne (also in Houston, Texas, USA, and Rotterdam, The Netherlands) later this week. One of the fun things that happens during it is swaps! I’ve been making enough to swap with the members of Kylie’s The …
Here’s the second card I made for my July Mystery Stamping session. I have 2 different card designs each time. You can see the first one I shared yesterday here, and download the measurements for both designs if you want to play along. You can also join in the August fun this Thursday evening…details are …
This is one of the cards we made during the June Monthly Medley Class, which I CASE’d from one by Debbie Henderson. This card uses heat embossing and masking techniques. And how cute are those Brushed Brass Butterflies?
A gatefold card is one of the simplest fun fold (or fancy fold) cards one can make. This version is offset, or has gates of different widths, just to be a bit different. I chose to score at 7 cm on the left, and 3.5 cm on the right. The daisy petals are cut with …