OMG, this has got to be one of the cutest and funniest cards I’ve seen in awhile! The K Werner Designs blog has a video tutorial showing how you can make one too.
-Heather
Project: Shadow Box Card
Brighten someone’s day with a wonderful Spring Showers Shadow Box card, find the tutorial over on Stamping & Scrapbooking in California blog.
-Heather
Project: Paper Scraps Easter Card
The Whiff of Joy blog has great idea for using up some of those pattern paper scraps we all have hanging around. Use them with a die cut for a fun patterned shape like an Easter Egg.
-Heather
Tutorial | Birthday Cake Card
Evita shares a hand cutting technique for making this Happy Birthday Cake card. My son’s birthday is this week, and he’s all about the cake and how many candles right now, so this is timely! Click here to get … Read More...
Freebie: Easter Bunny Digital Stamp
Diane’s Digital Designs blog has a cute bunny in a basket digital stamp to download for free, click here to get it.
-Heather
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Technique: Coloring Stamped Embossing
The Hemidemisemiquaver Design Blog has a video tutorial showing how to color white heat embossed stamped images using markers. This is a great way to add texture and color without having to use a bunch of different colored embossing powder… Read More...
Projects: Coin Purse Combo
The Raspberry Suite blog has several fun ideas using a coin purse die, making a matching stamped card, stamped tag and an actual coin purse from felt. What a great gift idea!
-Heather
Tip: Colorful Stamped Card Background
Visit Nichol Magouirk’s blog for a video tutorial showing how to make a colorful rainbow card background using a border stamp. Mama Elephant
-Heather
Project: Easter Bunny Card
Visit my own personal blog P is for Paper and I’ll show you how to make this adorable bunny card, perfect for spring or Easter.
-Heather
Technique: Painted Card Background
Add some bold color to your rubber stamped cards with Distress Paints. A video tutorial for making this pretty painted scene card is over at the K Werner Designs blog.
-Heather
Project: Everyday Life Card
Using embossing folders, stamping , die cutting felt and more this lovely card from Sizzix has lots of cool ideas. Visit their blog for step by step directions.
-Heather
Freebie: Frogs Coloring Page
Dover Publications has a fun and funky springtime scene with funny frogs and toadstools to download for free. This would be a great card front or coloring page for the kids.
-Heather
Tip: Altering a Charm with Paint
Don’t you hate it when you have the perfect metal charm or embellishment for a card but it’s not the right color? Visit the Whiff of Joy blog for an easy solution, spray paint!
-Heather
Project: Fold Over Butterly Card
The Echo Park Paper blog has directions for using a butterfly die cut shape from Silhouette and “welding” two into a folded over at the top butterfly shaped card, so pretty! Click here for the tutorial.
-Heather
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Project: Spring Rain Card
Spring showers bring May flowers! The Spellbinders s blog has a video tutorial for making this fun spring rain card.
-Heather
Project: Stained Glass Window Card
This card is really stunning! The Crafts Secrets blog has all the details for making this card, by printing a digital stamp onto acetate and coloring it you get a wonderful stained glass effect.
-Heather
Project: Spring Flower Card
The Penny Black stamps blog has a video tutorial showing how to make a lovely floral card using some of the their stamps and ribbon from May Arts, click here to watch and learn.
-Heather
Freebie: Vigilante Digital Stamp
Are you a fan of the TV show Arrow? Penny Blossom digital stamps has a fun free vigilante stamp inspired by the show to download for free, click here to get it.
-Heather
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Project: Sequin Card
Sequins are a very hot crafting embellishment right now! The Paperie blog has a fun way to incorporate them onto a card.
-Heather
Technique: Emboss Instead of Cut a Die
Here’s a fantastic idea from Betsy over at Paper, Scissors, Super Heroes, she’ll teach you how to emboss stead of cut with your metal die cut shapes. Very clever, I can’t wait to try this technique!
-Heather