Cracked Glass Technique
The cracked glass technique is a fun way to focus special attention on all or part of your hand stamped card. You’ll need the following supplies: Card stock of choice – I […]
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Winter Woods Christmas Card
I just love receiving a hand stamped card in my mailbox, especially when it’s from a stamping friend who lives half way across the country. Â Indiana. Â And when it’s a Winter Woods Christmas card
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You’re Spooktacular
Has anyone ever told you you’re spooktacular!?  Spectacular maybe but probably not spooktacular.  I’ve pretty much fallen for this Halloween set in the Holiday Catalog.  It’s hard not so smile when confronted by a spooky bird,
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Easter Stamping in Idaho
I knew I wanted do do some Easter stamping in Idaho while we were there visiting my daughter and family and friends for a few wonderful days. Â I planned ahead and cut some card
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Monochromatic Cards Can Be Stunning in Their Simplicity
I love creating a card that is simple, quick, easy and effective. Monochromatic cards can be stunning in their simplicity. Â I’m sure many stamp sets could be used for this quick and easy technique.
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Stepped Up I am Thankful for You Card
I was really wanting to see what this stepped up version of yesterday’s I am Thankful for You card would look like. Bottom line: I like it! I positioned my layers just a
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I am Thankful for You – Mi Wuk Library Card #2
Our second card, using the I am Thankful for You greeting from the Painted Harvest stamp set, is sort of quite a bit like yesterday’s card. Great sentence structure! But, the two cards are
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