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Create an autumn card with the Celebrations Tidings bundle! Start with some of the Plaid Tidings Designer Series Paper that is on sale for 15% off and then coordinate with its coordinating color – Cinnamon Cider in this case. Stamp and color the Autumn stamp from the bundle and emboss the sentiment in white! Check…
Create a layered Autumn Greetings card using the Stamparatus! Just place the first layer and stamp and then the next layer directly on top and stamp and then adhere with dimensionals. Add some texture for some extra dimension! Another tip – use glue dots to hold the ribbon in place so it doesn’t cover the…
Create a lovely Autumn Greetings card using the fun pumpkin and wheat dies from the Autumn Essentials dies that are part of the bundle! Add some of the Plaid Tidings and In Good Taste Designer Series Paper (that are on sale for 15% off this month) for some added fun! Check out my video tutorial…
When I saw the fence in the Autumn Goodness bundle, I knew I wanted to make a bridge card! It’s the perfect little bridge for a bridge card! Bridge cards are super fun and not too hard to make. Check out my video tutorial to see how I create this Autumn Goodness bridge card! Place…
This perfect Pretty Peacock Autumn Goodness card is a wheelbarrow full of flowery goodness to be thankful for! And the Plaid Tidings Designer Series Paper is 15% off! So you better buy some before I buy it all! Check out my video tutorial to see how I create this Autumn Goodness card! Place a $30…
Create a beautiful watercolor sky background for your Autumn Goodness card with Shimmery White card stock, some ink, and a Water Painter! Use the Life is Beautiful Tree stamp to create a fall tree to add to the background. Cut the fence out of the In Good Taste Designer Series Paper for some extra texture!…
Here is my Card Box project that I created for Craft Project Central – My Wonderfall Card Box with coordinating card set! I had so much fun creating these festive cards and this great card box to store them in. Since the site is no longer available, I have created my own tutorial for sale…