It's Wednesday and that means I'm making time to post a card on Jocelijne's blog . As you can see in the picture it's a mini slimline today ...
So many of us have those furry friends that keep us company and give us love. How fun to create cards that reflect our love for them. I us...
A different take on a mini slimline card with flowers - so pretty! Now, you all KNEW I was making another mini slimline card with flowers because you know
Hi there, crafty friends! It’s Wednesday and time for this week’s Color Throwdown Challenge where we have some great new colors to create w...
Hello, hello! It’s Wednesday and time for this week’s Color Throwdown Challenge ! We have some beautiful colors to create with this week and...
Hello my crafty friends! I'm back today with another card made with the upcoming release by Karen Burniston. For this card I have a walkthr...
Hello! One of the die sets in Karen Burniston's new release is this Waterfall Card set and it even has different edges you can cut on the ...
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This absolutely adorable die cut mini slimline card is super fast to make because the dies do all the work for you - come see!
Today's spring scene mini slimline card will totally put you in the mood for the coming season - get all the fun details for the making!
Hello Crafty Friends! It's Laurie here! I am sharing My Back-To-School Mini Slimline Card using the digital stamp School Girl Avery by Paper Nest Dolls as my Design Team Inspiration Card. The Details of My Card I can’t believe that it’s September and the kiddos are back in school! Where did the summer go?? I had fun colouring Avery
Check out http://lawnfawn.com to see our products, more ideas and inspiration! In this video, Lawn Fawn Inspiration Team member Mona shows us how to create a...
Check out http://lawnfawn.com to see our products, more ideas and inspiration! In this video, Lawn Fawn Design Team member Chari creates the cutest coffee-th...
Come over and learn how to stencil a mini slimline card with a full sized slimline stencil, extending the use of your supplies in a fun way!
Happy Easter to all of our friends celebrating today! Joyce is with us to share a bright and cheery Fly High card! Starting with a Moonstone cardstock Large Mini Slimline panel, Joyce inked the edges of the background with Lawn Fawn Forget-Me-Not ink. Then she used Yeti Ink and Cloud Background Stencils to add theRead more
Do you like your layers exact? All the way down to 1/8″? Then this new Precision Layering Basics Collection from Spellbinders is for you! My 2 cards use the Precision Layering Mini Slimline A and… View Post
Buongiorno, goodmorning , Goedemorgen, Vandaag heb ik een mixed media kaart voor jullie. Het zou een mannenkaart kunnen zijn maar het hoef...
Hello and welcome! Today's card features Karen Burniston's Rockin' Rectangle Pop-Up, Word Set 3 - Holiday and Holiday Charms. Usually when I come up with an idea for a pop-up card, I think about the inside first, but with this card, I focused on the outside and then decided to make the inside a pop-up. I wanted to use the ornaments from the Holiday Charms die set and have them hanging from the branch that is also part of the Holiday Charms die set. This card is a Mini Slimline card (3.5x6) I cut using red cardstock. I used Karen Burniston's Short Rectangles - Crosshatch and die cut a smaller piece for the front using some scrap white sparkle cardstock. I die cut a smaller short rectangle out of heavy weight smooth white cardstock and blended the background with Distress Oxide ink in Broken China and Chipped Sapphire. I die cut the branches and ornaments from heavy weight smooth white cardstock and colored them in with Copic markers. I die cut the tops of the ornaments with mirrored silver cardstock. I die cut the Happy Holidays sentiment twice from green cardstock and once from a mirrored green cardstock. Once I added everything to the front, I made snowflakes using my Gelly Pen in size 10. The Rockin' Rectangle die set will not fit properly in a mini slim line card, so I cut 3/4 in off the long arm and glued it back on to the remaining tab (see below for how I did this). With the short rectangles in the largest die, I cut two pieces from the background cardstock. I die cut a smaller white piece for a place to write a sentiment or sign your name. I cut a small piece of green cardstock and stamped and embossed the "have yourself a merry little Christmas" sentiment and added it to the now smaller arm of the mechanism. I used Lawn Fawn's Christmas Dreams stamp set to create the Christmas tree and gifts on the pop out rectangle. Thank you so much for stopping by today and Happy Crafting!
