Hi everyone! I made 10 cards using the Seaside Summer collection by Doodlebug. I picked out 10 sketches to help me get started with the design and decorated my cards with the matching ephemeras. I …

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Measures approximately 4 x 5.25 inches.

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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:

I’m back for my 2nd week as MFT Sketch Challenge guest designer! Here is a link to this week’s competition, where you can see more inspiration from the fabulous MFT Design Team. I hope you’ll…

I made some cute Cardi sketches!🫶 ♥️ This was so much fun! I love drawing him, I always did😌♥️ I hope you like them!♥️ Oh and which one is your favorite?

Organizing is one of my favorite things to do, especially in my craft area. Once I got my first order of Kiwi Lane templates I needed a better way to organize them. I didn't want to keep them on their rings and hang them on a rod or storage spinner in my craft area as show in this older blog post (click HERE). I didn't want to throw them all in a craft drawer or plastic bin. I wanted a solution that was space-saving, yet portable. I want to easily take my Kiwis to crops after all!!! Then, the idea HIT me. A binder! This is my solution for organizing my Kiwi Lane templates. So far, I have been THRILLED with my organization solution. I can slip this binder right in my crop bag and go. No more rings. No more bulky container. Just my binder! (oh, and I don't forget to grab their awesome idea book,too. I got mine spiral bound at Staples.) I keep my binder on the Elfa shelf just above my work desk. I have a binder for stickers, a binder for miscellaneous (sketches, product references, etc.) and the biggest binder is for my templates. Look how LITTLE room it takes up. Yippee! (Since I took this picture, I got a 2" white binder so I had more room to "grow". The one shown on the right is a 1 1/2" ring binder.) Here you can see the other side of my binder and tell how flat it all sits. the 9x12" plastic sleeves stick above the top edge of my binder a bit, but my border templates are still protected. As I was browsing through Staples, I came across these 9x12 job ticket holders near the page protector aisle. I about fainted. I wanted something that was 12" tall, but that would still fit in a ring binder. SCORE! I bet if Staples reviewed their camera footage of me shopping that day...well, I bet they would see me giggle and clap my hands. I was that happy! Simply trim the top piece of plastic from each 9x12 sleeve (the top piece with one punched hole sticks up too far and is unnecessary), insert a piece of cardstock trimmed to 9x12 into the sleeve, and punch three holes on each side. I used my Crop-a-Dile as it will easily punch through the sleeve and cardstock all at once. Now your 9x12 pockets will easily fit into a ring binder. For my accessories and tiny accessories sets, I got these great multi-pocket page protectors by Martha Stewart. I love that each pocket has a top flap to keep my templates in place. I don't need to play "52 template pick up" if I drop my binder. :) In each smaller pocket, I inserted cardstock so that the templates on the next sleeve don't show through. I also have them organized alphabetically by set name. I know....it's a sickness. I didn't adhere anything together within the pockets as I want to be able to move sets around as I buy more. That way I can have my happy little alphabetically arranged method still in place. *wink* On the back side of the pocket, I inserted the packaging sheet from each set. Each one has the set name, shows what shapes are in that set and also has a great layout idea. I am SO glad I didn't throw these away. Even though the templates themselves are labeled, I think this is a great "at a glance" way to reference your sets. The medium-sized accessory templates are in the two-pocket page protectors. Perfect fit!! Again, I repeated the "save the packaging sheet" idea for the medium pocket pages. The Rings set fit best in a standard 8 1/2 x 11 page protector. And...more packaging sheets again. I have one border set per 9x12 pocket. Look how great they are in these...flat, not getting bent, easy to access, etc. My mouth is watering!! I love it! And, yep...you guessed it. I kept the packaging for the border sets, too. One last tip is to use a Corner Chomper to punch out the bottom corner of each of the 9x12 pockets. This allows them to move more easily around the mechanism of the ring binder. It isn't necessary, but does help. If you don't have a Corner Chomper, just use your scissors to snip off a bit of the corner. And, that's it. My happy solution for organizing my Kiwi Lane templates. Hope it is helpful and thanks for stopping by! Happy Organizing!

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A Hollow Knight character maker, where you can create your own "Vessel," the species of the main character. -- Hollow Knight is property of Team Cherry. This maker is completely for fan-use and is not associated with Team Cherry. All of the art was hand-drawn by myself, Timefixers (or Vesselwhisperer on Twitter). Infection background contributed by LuciDatum. I would love to see your creations! Feel free to ping me on Twitter! - Use of image assets outside of this Picrew are not allowed and are (c) Timefixer. Personal use only, please do not sell. USE AS "NFT"S STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

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