Diy card making techniques

Once, I wanted to make a special card for my friend's birthday. I searched for ideas everywhere but everything seemed so complicated or needed stuff I didn't have. Then, I found a simple method using just paper, markers, and some old magazines. It was not just easy but also a lot of fun. I cut out pictures from magazines, drew some doodles, and put it all together. My friend loved it because it was unique and personal. Later, I maked more cards for different events like holidays and thank…

I've kind of been obsessed with making alcohol ink backgrounds lately (and having lots of fun!!) and then creating cards with them. All are on regular yupo paper and I used pearl alcohol inks on the one with the black flower. The pink card uses the layered floral die from Altenew. I'll put a sentiment on it when I need it. A friend loaned me the die for the black flower and she didn't know where it was from. The vellum flower was embossed with white and fussy cut. I put double sided adhesive…

Hi everyone, thanks for all the lovely comments you've left recently. A quick post from me today. Just thought I'd share a card I'd been asked to make. Sometimes keeping it simple is what's requested ....hence the title. I thought I'd take the opportunity to combine it with the current challenge over at SanDee & amelie's blog which is 'Three's my lucky number' . I hope it scrapes in as an entry...definitely a trio and watch, cogs and grungy background with gilding fit the steampunk…

Make a stencil with the Potted Succulent dies and use the Stampin ' Up! Blending Brushes to create a beautiful background

Printing with leaves, flowers, and other found objects allows you to create decorative patterns and works of art that capture the beauty of nature. Photo © Adam Mastoon. You can make beautiful stat…

Let me teach you all about crafters sponge tools and techniques. You new ultimate guide to fun ways you can use these nifty sponges with ink.