I saw this adorable dress card on Giovana’s blog and had to make one myself. The dress pattern came from this site. I used some patterned paper from Chatterbox and Blush cardstock from CTMH. The ribbon is actually from Big Lots of all places. *Ü* The card below uses CTMH’s Sweet Pea paper pack, Colonial…
I finally got a little time to play with my new Janome sewing machine. I am LOVING it! The ironic thing is that I just discovered Gina K’s posts on her blog about how to use the darn thing. Click here to visit her blog, see her fun tutorials, and enter to win your own…
Staying true to (my latest) form, here is another simple card. I used one of CTMH’s beautiful metal Foundry Frames to emboss the chocolate cardstock. First I spritzed the cardstock with a little water on both sides. Then I laid it on top of the metal frame. I used my rubber brayer to roll over…
This card is totally cased from Debbie Olson. She does amazing work and is so talented! I made a few minor changes to my card, but overall it is Debbie’s design. Thanks Debbie. *Ü* Stamps: Paper Tray set from Papertrey, Oval Borders & Corners from Papertrey, Happy Birthday from CTMH Cardstock: CTMH Garden Green, White…
You may be wondering what happened to that little sewing machine I posted about a couple weeks ago. I did get it and I have opened the box and actually practiced sewing on paper a bit, but I am still trying to figure out how to make a card with it and have it actually…
Well, here it is…another super simple card. I wanted to showcase a few of CTMH’s distressing tools, so I created this card using the Solo G and Solo T stamps sets. I also used the sanding block to sand the blush textured cardstock, the edge distresser on the edges of the chocolate and white daisy…
Here is another cased card. Unfortunately I don’t know who designed the original. (It was one of you talented ladies whose blog I visit daily.) I went back through all of the blogs saved in my favorites and can’t seem to find it, so if it looks like your design, please let me know so…
I cased this adorable card from Carolyn Hulin. It uses CTMH’s Playful Petals stamp set along with the Happy Birthday set. I LOVE the ability to bend the acrylic stamps to form whatever shape I want. I also used 3-D Foam Squares to give the petals some dimension. Cardstock: CTMH Hollyhock, Sweet Leaf, White Daisy…
I LOVED this card when I saw it on Nichole Heady’s blog, so I had to case it using sets that I have. I used a ton of CTMH stamps sets to make it. Check out Nichole’s version here. BTW, have you heard all of the great things that Papertrey is doing? If not, check…