Alcohol Marker Madness
Close to my Heart alcohol-based markers that are sure to brighten a page, spruce up a
card, and add pizazz to any project!

This month we will be using the beautiful Our Story Picture My Life Card Scrapbooking Program to create a mini album, 12″ x 12″ layout, and a card. You will have lots of PML cards left to create more projects as well. Use them to create some pocket pages or more cards and layouts. This…

This month’s Creative Club will be held on Tuesday, November 15th and Thursday, November 17th at 7pm. This month we will be continuing with our Christmas projects and be making this great gift. It includes 2 boxes, 4 mini cards and envelopes, and 9 countdown to Christmas candies, all tied up with a bow and…

This year for our teacher gifts, I decided to give these cute heart shaped glass containers filled with candy along with a Barnes and Noble gift card. I bought the glass containers at Hobby Lobby and added the teacher’s names with white vinyl cut with my Cricut machine. I made a gift tag using a…
Talk about making a quick card… How about creating a finished card or layout title in five seconds flat? Watch this video to see Close to my Heart’s new series of single-image A-size My Acrylix® stamp sets. Use them for quick scrapbook layout titles or easy, one-step cardmaking. Each one is designed to complete your…

This month’s project kit is a set of cards using the Documented—Cardmaking stamp set, kraft cardstock, and alcohol markers. You will create 12 cards ((6) standard A2 sized cards and (6) 3″x3″ mini cards.) I will not be having a local class this month but you may order kits to be shipped directly to you by selecting…

This month’s Creative Club project kit is a boxed set of pretty cards using the Academia Rose stamp set. The kit includes (6) cards (2 each of 3 designs) and a box to hold them. The finished project makes a great gift! There will not be a local class this month, but you can order a kit…
Thanks for bringing this video to my attention. The markers do have the lovely brush & fine tips, but they didn't show much of how they blend together. What is your opinion, Lisa?