Masking on a Card
I had to rush out the door the other day when I posted my color challenge card and I totally forgot to tell you how I sponged the two areas on the card. Using […]
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Tips
TIPS: Storage Idea for “Nested Framelits” & How I Store All of My Framelits
What are nested Framelits you ask? They are the ones that you can use for creating layers . Some are called ‘collections’. Current Framelits that meet this definition are Lots Of Labels Framelits Dies
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Color Challenge. What Would You Do???
One of my UK friends, Michelle Last, posted a color challenge over the weekend as a part of the Global Design Project. What would you do? Here’s my attempt, modifying a card by Paula
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Burnishing. Do You Know What It Is? And Why You Do It?
You may or may not have heard me refer to burnishing in the past. It’s an important ‘technique’ that you should know about. The handiest burnishing tool for stamping projects is the Bone Folder.Â
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Quick, Easy and Sweet Easter Cards + Framelit Tip
Today’s card is quick and easy and quite cute! You’ll need the Work of Art stamp set as well as Pear Pizzazz, Blushing Bride, Soft Sky and So Saffron classic stamp pads and the
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TIP: Comparing the Two Whisper White Card Stocks
Even among Stampin’ Up! demonstrators there’s still some confusion about the two ‘versions’ of Stampin’ Up!’s Whisper White card stocks. The old stand-bys, Whisper White, Very Vanilla, and all of our color family card
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How to Keep Photopolymer Stamps from Staining (so much)
A friend was just asking me on the phone about how to clean Archival Ink off of a stamp. But we don’t know what kind of stamp since the person asking her was asking
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