How to use Beautiful Motifs Dies
Today, I’m sharing 3 creative ways to use the Beautiful Motifs Dies in your handmade cards. Everything on pages 52–57 of the Annual Catalogue speaks to me. I’m absolutely in…
Step-by-Step Ombre Ink Blending with Thankful Garden
If you love soft gradients and elegant backgrounds, you're going to enjoy today’s project! In this post, I’m sharing a step-by-step ombre ink blending technique that adds a beautiful, dreamy…
Cheerful Daisies Retiform Technique in Boho Blue
This handmade card uses the retiform technique and the Cheerful Daisies stamp set in soft Boho Blue Stampin’ Up colours.Inspired by Mitosu Crafts, and my previous post, I created a…
Painted Stripes: 5 Ways for Inking the Stamp
Discover five creative ways for inking the stamp for different effects. Learn essential tips for using large stamps and see my favourite technique in action.Before committing to a full card…
Envelope Mini Album – Heirloom Arrangements Kit Alternative
I made this envelope mini album as a keepsake from a recent trip. I traveled with my mum, who is 80 years old, to a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator event in…
Soft Vintage Beautiful Butterflies Cards
I’m exploring the Beautiful Butterflies bundle again. This week, I’m creating soft Vintage Beautiful Butterflies cards with elegant details.What is Soft Vintage?Soft vintage feels cleaner than traditional vintage. I use…
Using DSP Scraps For A Beautiful Butterfly Card
Who knew using DSP scraps was so satisfying! Sometimes I struggle to cut into our beautiful paper so the thought of using every last piece makes me so happy. Toadstool…
How To Use Beautiful Butterflies Hybrid Embossing Folder
This week, I’m featuring the Beautiful Butterflies bundle. It includes the Beautiful Butterflies Stamp Set and Beautiful Butterflies Hybrid Embossing Folder.Stamp and die-cut large butterflies for striking card focal points.…
Retiform Technique Herb Card
Retiform Technique for CardmakingThe retiform technique, derived from the Latin word "retis" meaning net, creates a unique grid-like pattern on your card. Often called the grid technique, it uses masking…