I used our greens with some of my favorite new products on my two St. Patrick’s Day cards today. My first card uses Cucumber Crush with the Sealed with Love bundle and a banner of designer paper from the Affectionately Yours collection. The shamrock is punched from the Pansy Punch – … Continue reading
At first glance, this looks like a very simple Valentine. There is a “Wow Factor” as it is opened, though. An 11″ wide pop-up section twists and opens…and it is not terribly hard to create this fun fold. This was a club project this month, and everyone agreed the construction … Continue reading
This is one of my earliest handmade cards. I made it in a class in Columbus, Ohio sometime around 2005. The stamp set “Terrific Tags” came in a cool blue tin with a tag punch. The punch was later available in two sizes. I made a similar card with mini envelopes … Continue reading
Our little “Foxy Friends” fox, jabbering in hearts, is perfect for Valentine’s Day. I used greetings and stamps from from “Sealed with Love” and a 1 1/2″ strip of our Valentine’s paper to make this a Valentine, but it could be made to suit many occasions. Click here to shop now, or … Continue reading
It would take many words to express the feeling this emoji communicates so effortlessly. “I Love You So Much”, as indicated in the greeting, doesn’t even cover it. This smiling yellow face is absolutely wild about whatever it is looking at! It’s super-easy to make. I used a 2″ Daffodil … Continue reading
Wait ’til you see all of the cute framelits in the Love Notes collection! They coordinate with the “Sealed with Love” stamp set, and I have used four of the framelits here – the envelope, the envelope liner, and the two note card inserts. The Real Red and Whisper White … Continue reading
My thoughts and prayers are with students, staff, responders, and victims at Ohio State after yesterday’s terrifying attack. I am thankful that none of our family and friends were directly involved. However, beyond the immediate injury and effects, this does affect us all. Yet another space that should be a … Continue reading