Difficulty: Medium Stampin' Up has some amazing opportunities to add some stenciling to your cards without that much work. Stencil first, and add a wow stamp (like a flower, potted plant, or bird) for some added fun. And finish off with your sentiment. Don't forget to grab some blending brushes or daubers. Papercraft Supplies and Tools • Paper Trimmer • Paper Snips • Stampin’ Seal+ Tape / Glue • Stampin’ Cut & Emboss machine • Basic White Cardstock • Tuxedo Black Ink Pad • Choice Cardstock for card base • Choice coordinating ink pads • Stampin' Up stenciled backgrounds • Blending brushes or daubers

Happy Monday!!!! I'm so excited to share first this month...  I know a lot of us have our Christmas cards done so why not start on Valentine's Day cards. I was inspired to make this card By Jennifer Mcguire of Jennifer McGuire Ink on YouTube. I'll share the link to the video/channel at the end of this post. I used 3 di

Recipe Vagabond2 CUTplorations Stitched Wonky Rectangle Die for bottom mat which you really cannot see the stitched Wonky cuts second...

Today’s card is one where I was just playing with a few bits and pieces but ended up with what I think is quite a cool card. Let’s start with the background. About a year and a half ago my daughter did a photo shoot for her AS Level photography using my art supplies and…

Fun with Brusho for the background and just add a greeting and flowers, simple and lovely.

Hello crafters!  Today's video shows off the Bold Snowflake frame and how you can use it to create a pretty and unique background. The winner of this week's Wednesday card giveaway is: Lynne L!!! Congratulations!  Please email me at [email protected] to confirm your address and claim your card. The finished dimensions are 7 1/4" x  7 3/4" in size.  All for now, Sue x                                                           Follow my blog with Bloglovin

Here is another card using the Floating Element background technique and I think it is my favorite!! I used the host paper again to make part of the background and the Lighthouse Point Bundle.

Hi bloggers!  Today's video showcases the Pacific Ocean collection.  You can use the tag to create a pretty decorative detail inside the background frame.   The finished dimensions are 6 3/4" x  8 1/2" in size. All for now, Sue x                                                         Follow my blog with Bloglovin

I'm sharing another sample card I made with the new Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous June 2021 release. I made a fun embossed background using o...

If you know me, you know I love most things Anna Griffin.  I've made several cards using some of her images in Cricut Design Space. Thi...

Hello crafters!  Have you ever wanted to make a see through background for your card?  Today's video will show you a way to do just that! The finished dimensions are 8" x  8" in size.  All for now, Sue x Follow my blog with Bloglovin

Make a fun triangle background from two pieces of patterned paper. Be creative with patterns and colors to make this your own style.

Hello bloggers!  If you want to make a statement on this years Festive creations, then pull out the Red Glitter Kiss and the Lattice Poinsettia die set.  Today's video will show you how to add bling and dimension. The finished dimensions are 6 3/4" x  8 1/4" in size.  All for now, Sue x                                                       Follow my blog with Bloglovin

Hi bloggers!  I have had quite a few requests to see this video so here it is!  I will show you how to make your own background paper even though the original was done with a piece of decorative  paper from a pad!  I don't think you can tell the difference at all!  The finished dimensions are 7 1/2" x  7 1/2" in size.  All for now, Sue x                                                      Follow my blog with Bloglovin

Love the patina of this background, makes a perfect card for a man. I used Sailing Home and The Open Sea stamps from stampin up to addtextureand greeting.

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I used for this card:  Pan pastels and Pan pastel blending tools Momento Tuxedo black ink Hawaiian girl stamps Copic- and Flex mar...

This fun card is a simple way to add loads of color to your next design. Lisa die cut zig zag borders from white cardstock and used Copic Markers to add colorful gradient waves of down each section…

I think this die cut inlay background technique has got to be the easiest one yet....I have followed the tutorial by Jennifer McGuire to create the background for this card....Also,my younger daughter coloured in the flowers image using watercolour pencils and then some water and a fine paint brush and it turned out really nice…