I continue to be amazed at how much I enjoy crafting with this Texture Chic suite. It doesn’t inherently “speak” to me, but I really like what I’ve been making. This design was CASE’d from Trace Dunn-Raton, who was in turn inspired by Diane Evans. At first glance it looks like a normal, multi-layered card …
These are the cards I made during this week’s Facebook Live video. You can watch it on replay on YouTube and Facebook. I go live on my Nancy’s Nifty Notes Facebook Page every Wednesday at 10:00 AET…you can check to see what time that is where you are at this website. I think this is a great way to use up …
This is a great fold that I saw on Cheryl Dorsey‘s YouTube channel. She appropriately calls it a “use what you have” card, and is great for showing of your Designer Series Paper (DSP). I’m always amazed at how the very different patterns in the Texture Chic DSP work so well together. The fun part …
I think this is going to be my new go-to layout for using up scraps of DSP. It uses 3 sizes of scraps in the centre block. Here are the measurements to make this layout: Card base: 14.9 x 21 cm, scored and folded at 10.5 cm.Layer 1: 10 x 14.4 cmLayer 2: 7.5 x …
Here’s another of the cards I CASE’d last weekend from Jessie Holton. I didn’t change much on Jessie’s card…I think I used a different sentiment, and maybe a different die to cut it out. Just like the other card I CASE’d from Jessie, I chose to add some embellishments. Here I layered up some of …
In a fun coincidence, fellow demonstrator Jessie Holton and I both held Textile Chic-based events on the same weekend. As I struggled to find my mojo this past week I decided to CASE (Copy And Selectively Edit) some of her designs. I wouldn’t have thought to use Pale Papaya with this DSP, but it totally …