This quick card doesn't require any precision painting. Once the embossed snowflake is in place you can let the ink spread and flow across the watercolour paper as it will. You will need to be patient enough to wait for the watercolour paper to dry before punching and...
When creating Christmas cards it's worth making life easier on yourself by reusing layouts - saving design time! I recently shared this card. And today it's been recreated - this time using Black and Silver and a different DSP. This time the card base is an A6...
This Christmas card that I shared on Friday uses the very intricate Delicate Ornament die. These intricate dies (the ones with lots of metal spokes involved) can be a little difficult to cut cleanly. I have shared a few tips for this in the past, in terms of using a...
We have plenty of reds and greens to choose from among the Stampin' Up! colours - perfect for traditional style Christmas cards. The Cherry Cobbler and Pear Pizzazz were selected based on the colours used in the DSP 🙂 The card base is an A6 landscape of Cherry...
A quick share today of a lovely handcrafted card we received at the weekend. It was our wedding anniversary and we received the sweet little box envelope above (the card was a little too bulky to go in a regular long envelope and so Mari had designed the envelope...
Strange how you can overlook stamps that have been around for a while but spot them when they're repackaged somehow. That's what happened to me with this Honeycomb Hello set. It was in last year's catalogue but it was only when I saw it used a different way, in the...