Thanks for stopping by for another edition of Friday Quickie Techniques and Tips Video Series! Today I am going to show you how to add a bit of glitter spritz to the backgrounds of your cards. This is a technique that was shown at Stampin Up's Convention this summer during one of the presentations and …
Welcome to The Creativity Cave!! You've just come from Martie's awesome blog. This month's theme is Halloween and Fall and I couldn't be more in love!! Witches Hat Treat boxes and coordinating card! The inspiration for my projects is from a fellow demonstrator, Janet Baker. She made this awesome project at Founder's Circle …
Wild about Flowers: You're on my Mind I love today's card-it has all the hallmarks of a fantastic creation: It is easy, It has Pool Party and Bermuda Bay, it has flowers. What more could you want? It is such a beautiful sunny day, today I thought I would post a cheerful card to celebrate! …
Welcome back to the Creativity Cave for another awesome edition of Friday Quickie Technique and Tips Video Series! This week I have a great technique lined up: Coloring Your Embossing Folders!! I love the effect–it is a beautiful look and can really enhance the look of embossing! I used a brayer in my video …
Good morning! I have a quick card for you today! I just love this card and I think you could really do all kinds of things with the layout–change up the color scheme, use printed papers in place of the solid colors, use texture, add ribbon or other embellishments to jazz it up..it is kind …
Ok, as you must know have you visited my blog at all in the last month or so, I am in love with a couple of things: Watercoloring, the Seasonal Frame thinlits and Halloween! So here is today's post with all those things! The Owl is stamped on Vellum in white ink and cut …
You're the Best: Garden in Bloom meets Watercolor Words! One thing I love to do is stamp directly on the Typeset Printed Paper! I think using this printed paper as a background is such a fun, different look! It takes the right stamps, though! If they are too fine-lined or if you use the wrong …