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May Card Class Card
This is a super simple card that we’re making in class this month. The supply list: As you know, I prefer to dry-fit everything before I start adhering so I’ll start with folding and creasing the card base and set it aside. Then I’ll run the 4 x 5-1/4 piece…
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Valley in Bloom Suite
I can’t wait to show you this fabulous suite of products! I’ll be featuring them for classes in June, but sneak peaks will be coming as well. The whole suite (#167951) consists of: The photos don’t do these products justice. You need to see them for yourself! Here’s a quick…
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April Mystery Stamping Solved
Clue #1 was previously posted, but you can find it below. Go ahead and cut/gather your supplies. Once you have all of the supplies ready, proceed to each clue (2-6) to create your card. After it’s complete, use these instructions as a “sketch” to create more cards with different colors,…
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How to Achieve Symmetrical Angles in Card Making
Here’s a quick tip to ensure the angles at both sides of your greeting are the same. Stamp the greeting first. Then snip off one side at an angle. Using the “trash” piece, align it on the other side of the greeting. Line your scissors up with the angled edge…
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You’re Invited!
If you’ve never been to a card class before, you should definitely give it a try. The virtual class includes all of the consumable supplies to create 6 cards (2 of each). Of course, I recommend you buy at least the stamp set I’m using, but don’t let that stop…
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Focus on Nature’s Symphony
There are so many things to make with this month’s featured bundle (#166926). For this card, I used blending brushes to create a soft background. I started with 2-3/4″ x 4″ Basic White cardstock and used Daffodil Delight on the bottom and worked my way up with Coastal Cabana and…
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Mystery Stamping…
is a fun way to work through “clues” to make a project. How does it work? I give you Clue #1 a couple of days before the Facebook Live event. This “clue” is a supply list that allows you to use items you already have on hand. This month, the…
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Use the FREE tools at your disposal – your hands!
There are several ways to add texture to your projects with nothing more than your hands! I’ll show you on three different mediums. First is Designer Series Paper. This DSP is True Blue Florals which was previously the Stampin’ Up! product-of-the-month. January, I think. All you do is crumple the…
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Nature’s Symphony
Here is a pair of cards I made using both pieces of the die cut Designer Series Paper (DSP). I started with a 5-1/4″ x 4″ piece of Nature’s Walk DSP and cut out the big leaf image included with the dies. I splattered some ink onto the front of…
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April Class Registration is Open!
Watch the video to see what we’re making and how you can participate either virtually or in-person. Here are the supplies you get: Find all the registration options on my Events page
Stampin' on the Hill 