Hey stampers! Simon Says Stamp's Monday Challenge this week is called Grunge It Up. So that's what I did. I had a couple of deluxe bath soap wrappers that had pretty soft-looking flower pictures on them, so I went to work. I added some packaged small die cuts that could be used with the soap … Continue reading Distressed Florals
Hello, My elderly parents live 500 miles away. I wanted to make them a card to let them know I always think of them and pray for them, even though they already know it. I've been looking for a chance to use my new ornate background stamp. Opportunity has arisen! When taking card photos, light … Continue reading Miss You
Hi there, I couldn't wait to get Altenew's new Build-a-Flower Rose Set. I ordered it as soon as it came out. I've had Altenew's Vintage Roses Set for a long time. They, too, are layering stamps. I don't use them often because I find layering stamps to be a challenge to get them aligned. But … Continue reading Yellow Beauty Rose
Pumpkin time, pumpkin time, I love pumpkin time! I love to look at pumpkins. I love pumpkin bread, pumpkin muffins and pumpkin cake. And don't ever forget pumpkin pie! Give me a pumpkin spice latte and I'm good to go. I love smelling pumpkin spice candles. I delight in pumpkin and autumn decorations. Pumpkins … Continue reading Pumpkin Time
Hello, I'm back with another card with stars. My intention for this card was for Christmas, but after completing it, I think it could be used for a birthday or congratulations as well. Again, no time for detailed instructions, but I will give you a list of materials used. Since so much went into … Continue reading Twinkle
Hey Stampers, This week Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge is Nautical, so I went with white embossed watercolor paper and an anchor stamp. Gelatos were just the ticket to blend colors on this special watercolor paper. Let's get started! 110# Neenah Crest Solar White Cardstock American Crafts Bible Journaling, Be Still MISTI Stamping Tool or … Continue reading Anchored
Hey, I wanted to use something from my scrap pile, you know, the experimental items you made but didn't use on your project. So I pulled out this white embossed panel. I trimmed it down so it would have a border around it on an A2 size card. Here you can see it. CARDBASE: … Continue reading Lacy Blossoms
