Visit Sunny Stampin’ for a video tutorial to learn how to make this lovely half ladder card.
-Heather
Tip: Trim Your Die Cuts
Here’s a wonderful way to get more from your die cut shapes, why not trim them to make other shapes. Mel Stampz shares this simple but clever idea here on her blog.
-Heather
Project: Stamped Ceramic Ornament
Here’s another wonderful project from Sharon over at the Created by You Blog, a pretty stamped ceramic holiday ornament. Find the instructions by clicking here.
-Heather
Tips: Sewing on Paper
Sewing on paper has such a wonderful look but it can be a little intimidating. If you like to give it a try for yourself you might want to first check out this helpful post with 11 tips for sewing … Read More...
Project: Folded Paper Treat Bag
Visit the Cosmo Cricket blog for a great video tutorial on how to make a folded paper treat bag using just one sheet of scrapbooking paper.
-Heather
Tips: Stamping on Cookies
YUMMY! Stamping and cookies, what could be better!? Learn how to make these fun stamped cookie over at the Stampendous blog.
-Heather
Technique: Make Faux Brads from Paper
This is a really cool idea, making faux (or fake) brads from paper. You can match your “brads” to any project, very clever! Let Julie Warner on Splitcoast Stampers show you how with step by step instructions and a video.… Read More...
Techniques and Ideas: CTMH Scrapping and Stamping Video
Close to My Heart has a brand new video out with tons of ideas including creating pop up images and interactive layouts, along with an introduction to their new paper and ink colors. Check out this great instructional video here… Read More...
Technique :Waffle Paper
Stop by the Created by You blog and let Sharon teach you how to make this cool waffle paper background.
-Heather
Tutorial: Quilling
Quilling is a form of paper art that’s been around for a long time and has recently begun to make a come back. It’s taking tiny strips of paper and curling them to make pretty shapes and swirls. They make … Read More...
Tutorial: How to Make a Linocut
If you’re interested in carving your own stamps Chantal Vincent has a great linocut tutorial on her blog, click here to learn how to make this lovely Russian doll stamp.
-Heather
Project: Tent Topper Card
Learn how to make this cute Turkey Tent Topper Card from Inky Antics. Click here for the project sheet.
-Heather
Project and Technique: Apple Stamping
I’ve heard of stamping with a potato but I don’t think I’ve heard of stamping with an apple, how very cute and clever! Hop over to the Twig and Toadstool blog and learn how to make an apple stamped tee.… Read More...
Technique: Faux Leather from Paper
Doesn’t this look like leather or snake skin? It’s not, it’s actually paper! Click here to visit the Flower Foot Designs blog and learn to get a leather look using paper. I love this wallet project Cibele made with it, … Read More...
Project: Memo Pad
Here’s a cute way to jot down phone message, make your own memo pad, click here to visit With a Stamp and a Song to learn how.
-Heather
Tip: Setting Flocking Powder
Have you tried flocking powder yet? Really? Why not? It’s fun and easy and adds a wonderful fuzzy feeling to any paper craft project. But it does have one draw back, it can be a little messy and hard to … Read More...
Project Tutorial: T- Slider Card
Click here to visit the Paper Punch Addiction blog and learn how to make one of these fun T-Slider Cards.
-Heather
Technique: Faux Wood Grain
Click here to visit the Created by You blog and learn how to make this fun faux wood technique using paint and Elmer’s Glue, what a neat rustic look this is!
-Heather
Project: Stamped Shadow Box
Visit the Created by You blog and let Sharon Field show you step by step how to make this wonderful stamped shadow box. Click here for her tutorial.
-Heather
New Release and Video: Penny Black Stamps
Visit Penny Black’s website to see all the great new stamps for Fall and Winter, from cute to elegant images and choices between wood mounted, clear or cling mounted they’ve got you covered for the upcoming holidays. Click here to … Read More...