For the card I'm sharing today, I used some of my favorite companies for a mix-and-match project that, I think, came together seamlessly. The star of the show is a tulip from Spellbinders' February 2024 Large Die of the Month Club. I used Distress Inks to color the tulip die cuts and for more of … Continue reading Mix & Match Tulip Card
You know a crafty purchase is justified when it inspires you enough to move out of your comfort zone and try new things. The March My Monthly Hero Premium kit did just that. and I think it might be my all-time favorite kit. For this card design, I pulled out some Distress Watercolor Cardstock and … Continue reading Hero Arts March 2024 My Monthly Hero Ink Smooshing Watercolor
I debated whether or not to get this month's Hero Arts My Monthly Hero kit because I can't just get all the things, lol, but in the end, I decided to get it, and I'm so happy I did. I absolutely love all the products in the Premium kit, from the stamp sets to the … Continue reading Hero Arts March 2024 My Monthly Hero – Premium
What I love about cardmaking is the ability to use a variety of mediums and explore new techniques. Every card I make is different from the last, and this card is no exception. For this project, I used the Hero Arts Northern Lights Polar Bears Bundle and iridescent embossing powder on an ink blended sky … Continue reading All is Calm, All is Bright Northern Lights
When it comes to Christmas design and decor, I almost always choose traditional elements. Red, green, white and gold are my go-to color choices but I always admire a non-traditional design for the holidays. I find it challenging to do myself but I'm pretty happy with how both of these cards turned out. Using the … Continue reading Traditional and Non-Traditional Holiday Color Palettes with Hero Arts Layered Window Stencils
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