Raise your hand if you are completely in awe of Kristie Marcotte and her ability to power through entire 6x6 paper pads...yeah me too! For my SumMore Fun blog post today I decided to embrace that challenge for myself! It wasn't easy and took me three days off and on to finish the paper pad, but I ended up with these 32 cards. I used the My Mind's Eye My Favorite Things 6x6 paper pad. I have had it floating around in my craft room for quite some time. I picked it because it had both masculine and feminine papers in it. I will say that I should have been more selective because some of the papers were geared more towards scrapbooking and that left me with only side of paper to use with those sheets. However, it didn't stop me :) In true Kristie style, I started with some card sketches. This first set of cards were made with Reverse Confetti sketch #32. I used the following supplies on these cards: Raisin Boat Talking in Circles stamp set (only $3.99 right now!) Scrapbook.com Pine hybrid ink Scrapbook.com Pink Lemonade hybrid ink Cottage Cutz stitched circle dies brads brown and coral Recollections cardstock flower The second set of cards were made with Reverse Confetti sketch #53. I used the following supplies on these cards: Raisin Boat Night Owl stamp set Raisin Boat All In Toile stamp set Scrapbook.com Black hybrid ink Scrapbook.com Succulent hybrid ink Scrapbook.com Camel hybrid ink (inking around the edge of the owl) colored pencils Brother Scan N Cut (owl and party hat) Scrapbook.com Pink Lemonade hybrid ink Gray, tan, and black Recollections cardstock Twisted Lime Trendy Twine The third set of cards were made with Reverse Confetti sketch #34. I used the following supplies on these cards: Raisin Boat Talking In Circles stamp set Scrapbook.com Charcoal hybrid ink Cottage Cutz stitched square die black Recollections cardstock circle punch markers Glossy Accents (on bottom right circles and flower centers) These baby cards were created with OWH Sketch #154. I used the following supplies on these cards: Raisin Boat Talking In Circles stamp set Scrapbook.com Daffodil hybrid ink Cottage Cutz scalloped stitched circle die Cottage Cutz stitched circle die black Recollections cardstock Totally Lemon Trendy Twine diaper pin brad The last cards made from a sketch used OWH sketch #142. I used the following supplies on these cards: Raisin Boat No Loss For Words stamp set Scrapbook.com Black hybrid ink label die black Recollections cardstock Silver Pearl Pen The following cards were not made with any type of sketch. I was simply using up the papers I had left from the paper pad. These fish cards were created using the following additional supplies: Raisin Boat Time Flies stamp set Raisin Boat No Loss For Words stamp set Scrapbook.com Black hybrid ink Scrapbook.com Caribbean hybrid ink (blended with brush) watercolored fish with Scrapbook.com Succulent, Pink Flamingo, and Sugar Cookie hybrid inks Cottage Cutz stitched rounded rectangle dies black Recollections cardstock white gel pen silver brads The next two cards each have a different layout, but are similar with their elements. Supplies used include: Raisin Boat Talking In Circles stamp set Scrapbook.com Succulent hybrid ink GMD double stitched in and out circle die Cottage Cutz scalloped stitched circle die black Recollections cardstock Totally Lemon Trendy Twine Scrapbook.com Charcoal hybrid ink Totally Black Trendy Twine White Pearl Pearl Pen Supplies for the two butterfly cards include: Raisin Boat No Loss For Words stamp set Scrapbook.com Black hybrid ink Cottage Cutz Kayla Butterfly die Cottage Cutz scalloped stitched circle die label die black, gray, white Recollections cardstock Totally Lemon Trendy Twine These final four cards really were using up the last of the last scraps! The Happy Birthday cards supplies include: Raisin Boat Springtime Love stamp set Scrapbook.com Black hybrid ink gray, black and white Recollections cardstock GMD Citrus Twist enamel dots silver pearls The final card supplies include: Raisin Boat No Loss For Words stamp set Scrapbook.com Black hybrid ink label die gray Recollections cardstock GMD wonky stitched rectangle die Gray Licorice Trendy Twine Adhesives used on all cards include ATG, foam tape, and Scotch Tacky Glue. I used up every little bit of those patterned papers. The last couple scraps were used for embellishments and die cutting. Whew! Did you make it all the way through this post? If so, I hope you are inspired to try something new with your crafting...maybe even crafting your way through a whole paper pad like I did! I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day! New to SumMore Fun? Check out the SumMore Fun Store Use BETH10 as your discount code at checkout for 10% off. SumMore Fun Blog SumMore Fun Facebook Page SumMore Fun Instagram SumMore Fun Creations Facebook Group You can find me at these links on Social Media: Facebook/Instagram/Pinterest/YouTube

Hello friends! After my previous sympathy cards 6x6 video, I really needed to use a bright and cheerful paper pad. I bought Bella Blvd's Squeeze the Day collection last year and knew it was the perfect choice. I also picked up Bella's Besties Freehand Graph & Dot 6x6 paper pad. It coordinates nicely with all

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Hello friends! Can you believe it's almost spring already? It hasn't felt like it here in Western Washington the past week, but temps are supposed to warm up to the lower 70's this weekend with lots of sunshine. I plan on soaking in some of that sunshine before the clouds and rain return.With springtime just

Hi everyone! it's time for a new Mojo Monday sketch! Are you ready to play? I so appreciate everyone who plays along. It's always fun peeking in on your creations! As always, you're free to play along with any papercrafting products your heart desires and enter as many creations as you like. Use the sketch as inspiration for your creation, then come link it up below so I can come take a look! The linky for this challenge will close on October 13, 2019. I have included dimensions on the graphic later in this post, but feel free to change them up to suit your needs. Today's sketch was inspired by this fun coffee loving creation I made with the NEW Grab the Unicorn set from The Cat's Pajamas. I never knew I needed a coffee drinking unicorn stamp until I saw this one! 😀 It's a seriously cute set and I couldn't wait to stamp with it! I colored the little unicorn and her aqua coffee cup with Kuretake Clean Color Real Brush markers and then fussy cut her out. I then selected a few papers that coordinated with the colors I had used and set about creating the layout. I had a really hard time getting it to show in the photo, but her little backdrop is stenciled black on black with the new Twist Stencilz and some black glitter paste. It looks positively magical in real life. I added a couple strips of satin ribbon for my diagonal strips, but you could easily use paper layers. Then for even more sparkle I added rhinestones in between the two strips. I finished off with a sweet sentiment from the set. Alrighty, now it's your turn! I hope you enjoy creating with this sketch! Can't wait to see what you create! Join me for Mojo Monday! Click here to enter Thanks for stopping much for by! I hope you have a super creative start to your week! I so appreciate when you click on my compensated affiliate links to shop. I get a very small percentage, but it's enough to cover the monthly fees for the linkup widget for Mojo Monday and the email subscriber service for my blog, which makes me (and hubby) happy! 💙

35 + Mintay 6x6 Paper Pads Mini Pictures Ideas and Video Tutorial showing how to make two sets of cards using Mintay's Better Times Collection

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I don't know about you but I have tons of paper pad scraps in my collection. Today I'm sharing the hot trend of Starburst or sunburst patterns on cards and scrapbooking pages. I've used it for this

Need a lot of cards in a hurry? You will be amazed at how many cards you can make from one 6 x 6 paper pad. Choose a pad that has a mix of patterned paper and cut-apart card pages, like Echo Park Paper's My Favorite Fall 6 x 6 paper pad.

I don't know about you but I have tons of paper pad scraps in my collection. Today I'm sharing the hot trend of Starburst or sunburst patte...

If you think you should use patterned paper just as a backdrop for your diecut or stamped focal image, then this blog post is for you? Design Team member Kate is here to share three clever ways to use patterned paper to add more texture and dimension to your cards. Get out your patterned paper stash and let's get started.

Once again, Doodlebug Designs released some darling 6x6 paper pads. I'll admit I simply can't resist their papers. They make such cute stuff! I decided to use my 6x6 Paper Pad Tutorial with the At the Zoo collection. I just love all the sweet zoo creatures in the paper pad. I did have to hide the 6x6 from my

As much as I have enjoyed making fall and Christmas cards lately, I thought I would take a break and use a non-seasonal 6x6 paper pad. I chose the Be Brave collection from Pink & Main. The colors are perfect for masculine or feminine cards. And the designs are clean with a simple graphic style

A step by step guide to manifestation When your goals start to feel overwhelming, start here. The problem isn't that your dreams are too big, it's that you don't have a clear and easy to follow system to achieve them. A cross between a goal tracker and weekly planner, the Manifestation Pad guides you in breaking down your aspirations into manageable daily steps. From setting clear goals to identifying actions to take, each day you'll be held accountable and feel empowered to take one step towards your goal.

Hi friends! Can you believe it's already time for a new Mojo Monday sketch? Time is flying! As always, you're free to play along with any papercrafting products your heart desires and enter as many creations as you like. Use the sketch as inspiration for your creation, then come link it up below so I can come take a look! The linky for this challenge will close on November 1, 2020. I have included dimensions on the graphic later in this post, but feel free to change them up to suit your needs. Today's card is a rare no-stamping card for me. I can't remember the last time I made a card without at least some stamping. But this was an early morning creation where I was trying to be super quiet and not wake the boys, so I just pulled out a paper pad and the coordinating ephemera and got to layering. The Prima Pumpkin and Spice collection was a don't even think about it, just add to cart purchase for me. I love fall, I love Prima, and I love shabby chic. But since most of my design teams moved into Christmas in September, this poor paper pad has just been sitting on the shelf unused! Determined to use it, I picked a few papers, cut them to size, matted with white cardstock and then distressed the edges. I then chose some of the coordinating ephemera pieces to layer behind the focal panel, distressing the edges a bit as well and adding a few stickles accents. Then It was just a matter of gluing it all together, adding a seam binding bow and voila... a no stamping card is born. Now it's your turn! I can't wait to see what you create! Please join me for Mojo Monday! Click here to enter

Hi friends! Are you ready for another Mojo sketch? I'm not sure how it's already almost time for school to start again, but here we are! As always, you're free to play along with any papercrafting products your heart desires and enter as many creations as you like. Use the sketch as inspiration for your creation, then come link it up below so I can come take a look! The linky for this challenge will close on August 23, 2020. I have included dimensions on the graphic later in this post, but feel free to change them up to suit your needs. I am completely smitten with the new Coffee Talk stamp set from Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps. I know, no surprise, since I've never met a coffee stamp I didn't like! {grin} For this card, I colored up a couple of the cup images, then fussy cut. The sentiment is stamepd on a circle die cut and I stamped one of the cup images randomly over the sentiment circle in ballerina ink. Coffee Talk happens to be the August Stamp of the Month. It's available to purchase for $15.95, OR you can receive it for free with a qualifying order. See the website for details. The rest was just a matter of picking some fun papers to go with the fun images. I recently cleaned out my scrap box, and so was able to manage flipping through the much smaller amount of scraps to find these fun patterns. Alrighty, now it's your turn! I hope you enjoy creating with this sketch! Thanks so much for stopping by! Please join me for Mojo Monday! Click here to enter

Make your own rubber stamp cleaner for pennies!

Plan your next moves and never put baby in the corner with this Dirty Dancing-inspired Kellerman's Resort notepad. From Herb Lester's Fictional Hotel Notepads series, these hotels are out of reach to all, no matter their wealth. They exist only in the imaginations of their creators, and now in these paper pads.Includes one 50-page Kellerman's Resort notepadLitho-printed on sustainably sourced, heavy text-weight paper with a cardboard backMade in the United Kingdom

I've designed and carved this stamp for you to custom your bullet journal or every paper/cardboard : cards, mails, photo albums, scrapbooking works... With a convenient inking pad, you can also print on fabrics : tea towels, clothes... Have fun, possibilities are endless! This design is inspired by Art Deco patterns. This stamp is also a beautiful looking item. I've made it with particular care. It's hand carved with special tools in rubber then mounted on wood (maritime pine from Landes, custom cut, sanded and varnished). It comes in a recycled kraft paper bag ( OPTIONAL : in a little origami box I've made, decorated with your stamp) Your stamp have a slight ink stain because I've tried it to check it's ok. pattern size : 4 x4,7 cm Other stamps are available in my shop, have a look at the last pictures! Ink pad is not included. *** BE CAREFULL : NEVER RUB OR SCRUB those stamps! *** *** FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, NO COMMERCIAL USE, THANK YOU***

I love Stampin'Up! Designer Series papers and buy them all however I am often stumped by the 6x6 size papers. The reason? Once you cut one sheet up for a card front you are left with a skinny leftover pieces and I feel it is such a waste. I am always happy to find a

Hi, everyone, I’m back with this week’s MFT Wednesday Sketch Challenge! Are you ready? Here’s this week’s sketch. All of the details about the sketch challenge are available on the MFT Blog as well as in the weekly newsletter. The MFT Design Team will be on hand to provide plenty of inspiration to get you started. I immediately thought of BB You're Super Stamp Set and Die-namics when I saw this sketch! It's got everything I needed and I went right to town! I started with my background, sponging with Broken China, Blueprint Sketch, Chipped Sapphire, Black Soot Distress Inks on Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper and then through Ray of Light Stencil. Once dry, I spattered some white craft paint for stars. Next I added a strip of Cement Gray card stock across the bottom of a Sweet Tooth card stock base with the sentiment and two of the stamped city scape images, popped up on foam. The images were stamped on No Line Coloring card stock with Extreme Black hybrid ink, cut with the coordinating Die-namics, and colored with Copic markers and popped up on foam to complete the scene. And there you have it! Now it’s YOUR turn to play! Remember, you can get all the details by visiting the MFT Blog. You have the chance to win a $50 in MFT voucher. Winners are chosen at random, so everyone has a chance! Thanks for stopping by! See you soon! All products from My Favorite Things unless otherwise noted. Stamps: BB You're Super Die-namics: BB You're Super Stencils: Ray of Light Hybrid Ink: Extreme Black MFT Card Stock/Specialty Papers: Sweet Tooth, Cement Gray, No Line Coloring Supplies/Tools: foam mounting tape, MISTI, Steel Snips, Large Metal Adapter Plate for Die-namics, On-Point Precision Glue Other: Die-cutting machine, paper cutter, MISTI Grid Paper Pad, MISTI Bar Magnets, Copic markers, Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, QuickStik Pick-up Tool, plastic eraser, Mini Ink Blending Tool, Mini Ink Blending Foam Pads, Scor-Buddy, Smart Grid Paper Pad, Broken China, Blueprint Sketch, Chipped Sapphire, Black Soot Distress Inks, white craft paint, small art brush

Have you ever gotten a piece of large patterned paper that you just weren't sure what to do with? Here are a few things to try!

This pack of 4 cards is based on original cyanotype prints of ferns and leaves from my Hedgerow Flora Collection which were handmade by me in my garden. The print on the card is a copy of the original. The cards have been professionally printed to a high standard and on 300 gsm FSC certified card with a silk finish on the outside and matt finish inside. They would be an ideal gift for a nature lover or gardener. The cards are A6 size (10.5 x 14.7 cm) and are dispatched with white envelopes included and are ideal for a greetings card for any occasion. The cards will be dispatched by second class mail in a cello bag. If you prefer not to have a bag please add a note at checkout. My art practice is inspired by nature, I have been creating prints using wet cyanotype, a modified version of the 19th century photographic printing process, applying soap suds onto the treated paper before exposure. The chemical reaction produces interesting fluid patterns, textures and colours not normally present in a traditional cyanotype print.

This ink pad is like magic! Here are 5 VersaMark Techniques to add a little magic to your card making.

This set of Paper Supplies Clipart is perfect for your classroom creations! I'm working on a second set with other paper products, so keep an eye out! If you prefer a style with a cleaner look, I have an Unlined Version. INCLUDED IMAGES (42): 13 Index Cards 4 Primary Lined Papers 1 Wide Ruled Paper 1 College Ruled Paper 1 Graph Paper 1 Plain Paper 12 Note Pads (Post-It Notes) 1 Yellow Writing Pad 8 Blacklines This clipart set is a collection of high quality .PNG files (300 DPI) for commercial or personal use. Each image comes in color and blackline (black and white) unless otherwise noted. Please see the thumbnail previews to see all of the included images. For bundles, please download the preview to see all the sets included. RELATED PRODUCTS: All School Supplies Clipart Writing Mini Clipart Set TERMS OF USE: You may use these images for commercial or personal use, but certain restriction apply (refer to TOU’s). You can find my Terms of Use HERE . Please ask all questions prior to purchasing. Due to the nature of digital files, no returns or refunds are available. FILE DETAILS: This product is a collection of individual .PNG images (clipart) contained in a .ZIP file. Please ensure you extract/unzip the file to use it. If you have issues, please ensure your ZIP software is up to date, or contact TPT’s technical assistance. THANK YOU! I hope you enjoy your new clipart collection! Ashley ashleyhughes.com Facebook Instagram Pinterest Keywords: paper, lined paper, school supplies, index cards, post-it notes, notes, graph paper, college ruled, wide ruled, primary paper, writing paper, graphics, clipart, clip art, ashley hughes, a hughes design

I've got a watercolor technique that you need to know how to create. Use this for backgrounds in card making, scrapbooking, and other paper crafts.

Pointillism is a fun artistic technique for any age level! Children enjoy making these representational pieces of artwork. This is a great craft for children who like to work on details. Materials: White Paper or

List Pad Holder Tutorial I finally have been able to create over 20 List Pad Holders for an upcoming Craft Fair in November. These were a really great seller in 2019. Unfortunately, there were no craft fairs in 2020 due to the pandemic. I am hopeful the one I signed up for in November ... Read More about List Pad Holder Tutorial & Ordering Special

Hello again! I'm popping in today to share a project that was inspired by this week's Wednesday Sketch Challenge! It's a lovely sketch, and lends itself perfectly to my favorite kind of design - clean and simple, with a little bit of graphic thrown in for good measure! Here's this week's sketch: And here's my interpretation of the sketch: I used the Gift Tag Die-Namics to create the dome-shaped aperture from a 4" x 5.25" Smooth White panel. I adhered some rainbow-order strips (colors listed below) that I created using the Straight-Up Rainbow Die-Namics onto the card base so that they aligned towards the left side of the aperture. I die cut the Scripty Smile Die-Namics, three times from Smooth White and once from Black Licorice card stock, and I adhered the layers together with a glue pen. I die cut some of the flowers, stems and leaves from Smooth White using the Stitched Garden Die-Namics. I've listed and linked all of the MFT products that I used below. Please click on through to the MFT Design Blog to be linked to the fabulous projects that my fellow teammates have created for this week's Sketch Challenge. And while you're there, why not link up your own take on this week's Sketch Challenge for a chance to win $50 MFT Bucks to be used at the MFT Online Boutique! It's a random draw, so everyone that plays has a chance to win! That'll do it for me today, folks! I'll be back very soon with more crafty stuff. Until then, thanks for stopping by and have a great day! MFT PRODUCTS USED:

A step by step guide to manifestation When your goals start to feel overwhelming, start here. The problem isn't that your dreams are too big, it's that you don't have a clear and easy to follow system to achieve them. A cross between a goal tracker and weekly planner, the Manifestation Pad guides you in breaking down your aspirations into manageable daily steps. From setting clear goals to identifying actions to take, each day you'll be held accountable and feel empowered to take one step towards your goal.

Make a set of quick and easy cards with no scraps using a 6x6 patterned paper One Sheet Wonder cardmaking template from Jess Crafts

Add a touch of sparkle to your crafts with the Blue Faux Glitter 6x6 Paper Pad. The glitter effect is printed on the paper, giving you the beauty of glitter without the mess. Accentuate your project with the shimmer of glitter, without the use of real glitter.  There are 6 shimmery designs in beautiful shades of blue! *Note:  This paper does not contain real glitter.   Features include:. Double sided patterned paper featuring 6 patterns - four of each design Papers measure 6x6 which is perfect for cardmakers! Printed on high quality semi-matte 80lb cardstock. Acid and lignin free. Eco-friendly and archival quality. Made in the USA. See our other colors of the Faux Glitter paper pads here. Video Intro: