Sharing my love of all things paper-craft: Card making, Scrapbooking, Gift Boxes, Invitations, Party Favours, Craft Supplies and more. (Formally Stampin'Fantastic)
I made these little chocolate boxes for my guests at our crafting event yesterday. They are fairly simple to make. You can watch my YouTube video for step by step directions. (Please excuse my sniffles as I was just recovering from a cold).
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I made this wide easel card using the new Love you more than… stamp set. It is such a fun set and the word, chocolate can be replaced with Coffee or Cocktails.
If you would like to receive written instructions on how to make this card, please email me for your free copy.
This pretty card was given to me by Sheryl Wanhill. I just love how she did the background. It looks simple but she has stamped and sponged it and then put it through the embossing folder. It creates a lot of texture and interest without overpowering the card. Here are the products she used to make it.
Petal pink and very vanilla card, memento black and petal pink ink, sponge, Very Versailles and Free as a Bird stamp sets, Big shot with Stitched Nested Label dies and Parisian Flourish embossing folder, ribbon, pearls, wink of stella glitter pen, blends pens in old olive, petal pink and daffodil delight and also dimensionals.
Here is a Facebook live video I did to teach this card to my group of ladies. Please excuse the muck up at the start. My lovely husband kindly videoed for me and he didn’t realise he had started videoing. 😊
I had fun making this card.A bit of sponging. A bit of glitter. A bit of colouring and a bit of stamping.
So sad that this set is retiring. If you are like me and love a touch of fantasy, then maybe you should add this stamp set to your collection. Message me to place an order.
I made this card for my son’s birthday. He is a master at solving the rubik’s cube and I knew he would appreciate this card. It folds flat, for posting.
I used the Broadway birthday stamp set.
If you scroll through all the photos on this website you will find a daisy pop up cube that I taught at a stamp camp a couple of years back. That cube was in a box and it had panels on the side for your message or sentiment.
The cube is a little tricky to make the first time you do it but there is an amazing YouTube tutorial by Gemma Clarke which will show you step by step what to do.
SMILE page featuring stitched triangles, stamped triangles and embossed triangles. This layout uses the Daisy Lane stamp set and matching daisy punches. It also uses the layering stitched rectangle dies.
I will be teaching this layout in my next scrapbooking class once we are able to meet up again. You can choose your own colour combo. I will show you how to use the dies to make different sized rectangles and how to use the same dies to get stitching lines on the triangles.
Message me if you want to put your name down for a class. Date to be confirmed.