Another in my series of ideas on how to work through your stash of Designer Series Paper (DSP). A step up from just a layer of DSP and a sentiment, these cards have a coordinating colour mat and some punched decorative elements. I took my colours from the DSP itself, and had some fun with …
I’m continuing my series showing how to make good use of your stash of retiring Designer Series Paper (DSP). Many of my ideas can be applied to any DSP, while others rely on specific design features. This card makes full use of the beautiful blooms with coordinating dies on the Hues Of Happiness DSP. I’ve …
These are the cards I made during this week’s Facebook Live video. You can watch it on replay on YouTube and Facebook. This week Facebook decided that I couldn’t broadcast in landscape mode (grr!). The software I use to put the video onto YouTube puts everything in landscape (double grr!). Watch wherever you prefer, but if the YouTube …
In October I held a special Mystery Stamping session for members of Kylie Bertucci’s team of demonstrators (of which I am one). I have always invited the team to play along with my regular sessions, and several members had done so and reported that they enjoyed it. Kylie asked if I’d do one at the …
This is the other card from my November Mystery Stamping (did you see the one I showed yesterday?). You can get the measurements and instructions to make your own version here. The only stamping on this card is the sentiment…the Designer Series Paper does all the heavy lifting on this one! The fun fold helps, …
Here’s another of the cards we made in my Hues of Happiness Product Playground series earlier this year. CASE’d from Susan Whitfield Edwards, the unusual background is made by cutting a mask from the Organic Beauty Dies, applying it to Basic White cardstock and brushing on Flirty Flamingo ink. Once the mask was removed we …