My tutorial today is for a Hydrangea Hill mercury glass panel birthday card. This card uses the panel of mercury glass that we cut from the centre of our frame for this mercury glass background card - 2 cards from 1 piece of mercury glass! In the tutorial below, I...
My tutorial today is for a Hydrangea Hill mercury glass background card. The mercury glass provides a deep background frame for the main panel on this card. Rather than waste all the mercury glass that is hidden. I have a tip to share for getting the most from your...
My tutorial today is for a Hydrangea Hill mercury glass strip birthday card. I've CASE'd (Copy And Share Everything) this card from one of my own samples created a few weeks ago. I did this partly because I already have a useful video showing how to put the strips...
Today’s tutorial is for a Hydrangea Hill Mercury Glass curvy box. This is the same curvy box that I made with Golden Garden Acetate. The pattern on this one hides a little more of what's on the inside. Each week over on my Facebook page (please pop over and Like or...
My tutorial today is for a bright snail mail card. For this card we're using the Snail dies to die cut one of the snails from the co-ordinating DSP (I love how this saves me from fussy cutting)! The dies can cut two different snails, two different mail envelopes plus...
Today's tutorial is for a Mother's Day message card. We're using the same Snail dies used on this masculine snail card but this time we're putting together a longer message. Of course the same idea can be used for different occasions by switching the messages. In the...