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Layers of Love
Layers of Love for someone special stretched my creativity. I like a challenge! This card features Penny Black, Spellbinders and Honeybee stamp products and has loads of layers, yet feminine with a happy vibe. Heartfelt Hello! As a colorist, doing a card with primarily die cuts and layers is challenging, so using a cohesive palette…
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New Release! PrintEASY for Cardmakers
Digital stamps can be a cost-effective alternative or just a creative addition for card makers, providing you have the knowledge, apps or programs to edit and print exactly the way you want it. Even for those that are more technical in nature, mistakes happen and digital stamps can cause you to waste paper, ink, and…
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A Paper Hug for Encouragement
I made this card for someone who is grieving the loss of a loved one. There is so little one can do to help those that are grieving, but every little hug counts. I know it’s easy for them to feel forgotten when everyone goes back to their lives, but their grief still remains. Sometimes…
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You cured yet? A Get-Well Hug
Who knew? The idiom “under the weather” most likely referred to sailors who were feeling unwell and sought refuge below deck from the harsh weather conditions, literally placing them “under the weather” deck. What better time to send someone some laughter than when they are under the weather! 🤗 Inspiration  Funny chicken with a double…
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3 Cards and Hugs you get to keep!
Playing with color pallets and getting creative with backgrounds keeps me in my happy place. This arched sentiment set from The Greetery will keep you creating for hours! (Product links below) For the bonus, I’ll share how each of these card backgrounds are different and how you can create your own. Inspiration I love arches…
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Buttons, Birds and Bows|What’s up Friend?
This is my final installment of the Sweet Tweets set from Simon Says Stamp. This turned out so unique and cute, it was one of my favorites. What’s up friend? Paper hugs and sunshine all around! Inspiration I love buttons. No idea why, but I remember going through my grandmother’s button box when I was…
