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There’s something so satisfying about creating a card that looks layered, textured, and full of depth—yet comes together with simple techniques. Today’s project using Stampin’ Up!’s Garden Poetry Suite and Garden Textures Designer Series Paper does exactly that. This card features a beautiful two-toned coloring technique that transforms a simple floral image into something soft, dimensional, and full of life. If…
There’s something timeless about a card that simply says LOVE, and this design perfectly captures that heartfelt simplicity. This card is the first in a trio I created using Stampin’ Up!’s Endless Love Bundle, part of the beautiful Made With Love Suite, and it truly sets the tone for endless creative possibilities. For this card, I focused on…
Here is another card we made with the new Layers of Beauty Hybrid Bundle at my New Catalog Party last weekend. This unique bundle includes coordinating masks that can be used to color the flower images. The masks can be used with or without the stamped image and have a notch and numbers for each…
Use the Blends Markers to create this lovely Timeless Charm Blends card. Just die cut the flowers and use the Parakeet Party Blends Markers for the grass and stem and the Orchid Oasis Blends for the flowers. Stamp the largest watercolor wash in Tahitian Tide stamped off for a lighter color on the largest Stylish…
Color the flowers from the NEW Irresistible Blooms bundle to create this pretty card. Use Flirty Flamingo, Daffodil Delight, Petal Pink, and Soft Sea Foam to color the flowers and leaves. Start with the darker Blends marker for the shadows and then use the lighter Blends marker to blend it in with the dark Blends…
Use Blends markers to easily color the apples in this Apple Harvest card! I love how I can easily create beautifully colored images using the Blends Markers. I added some texture to the card with the Painted Texture embossing folder. And don’t you love the scallops? The die included in the Apple Blossom Dies cuts…
I love making starry sky backgrounds using ink, blending brushes and a bit of splatter! It’s so fun to experiment with different colors and see how they turn out. I chose Starry Sky (of course!) and Orchid Oasis ink for this background. For the splatter I used the Stampin’ Spritzers to spritz some water on…