I’m back with one last look at some of the products from the brand new Stampin’ Up Holiday catalog for 2018! If you missed part one click here to check it out and click here for part two. This … Read More...

Using a 3D teacup template and heavy weight cardstock Catherine Garmany made some amazing Halloween teacups. She covered them in old book pages, ephemera and paint, stamps would also work great for this project.

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Get more from your holiday stamps by using them for birthday cards. Like this birthday card using halloween stamps. For someone who loves witches and wizards this fun witchy birthday card would be perfect! I love how Catherine used her … Read More...

Looking for fun little packaged gifts to pass out for Halloween or to make for stocking stuffers? These cute little Chapstick Holders are so fun! Add stamps and ribbon to make them for any holiday or occasion.

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One layers cards mean they don’t have lots of layers of cardstock, dimension or embellishments but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring.  Yana has 6 one layer cards with Fall themes that are quick and easy and ready … Read More...

These Halloween cards featuring dies from Spellbinders have lots of great textures on them. Using items like sequins, burlap and glitter cardstock Justine added some great texture to these fun cards.

-Heather

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Amy R will show you how to get a nice dark smudged look around your Halloween images by using Oxide Inks. It’s prefect for backgrounds and adding some aging to the edges of papers. These Frankenstein’s Monster cards are … Read More...

Get more from your stamps by using non-traditional color combinations. Like these pretty blue fall leaves on Heather Hoffman’s card. Instead of reds, yellows and oranges she used blue watercolors to color her stamps leaves from Reverse Confetti.

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Laurie Schmidlin got the shining look of gilding without using any really gold, she used different colors of embossing powders. By sprinkling them on in different areas she got a great mix of metallics on her stamped leaves.

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Turn a sheet pattern paper into a fun paper wallet that folds open to hold a gift card inside. Chris Sloger has two different versions to share.

Find her step by step tutorial over on Splitcoast Stampers.

-Heather

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As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, it’s time to embrace the beauty and charm of autumn. With fall comes the excitement of Halloween, and what better way to get into the spirit of the season … Read More...

This lovely Fall leaf card was die cut from watercolor paper using a Cricut die cutting machine. Nancy colored her die shape with watercolors, adding a die cut frame around it. And she got the perfect score line to fold … Read More...

Metallic is the trend for fall! One easy way to add a dramatic metallic look to your cards is with heat embossing. There are loads of fantastic metallic embossing powders on the market. Kristina Werner share some embossing tips and … Read More...

Strips of woven patterned papers in fall colors come together to make a wonderful background for this Fall themed card. It’s a great way to use up scraps and strips of leftover papers!

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By stamping a halftone pattern stamp from Altenew on cardstock and then die cutting rose and leaf shapes Lydia got this cool pop art look. This idea would look really cool with a large variety of die cut shapes.

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Alcohol inks seem to be making a comeback. They were very popular for a while in card making and paper crafting but seemed to have sort of fallen out of style for a bit. But now I’m seeing them pop … Read More...