Make a fun fall card with a diy pumpkin from a button.
This quick and easy card is made with layered cardstock and a textured button from Buttons Galore & More.
That textured button is from Buttons Galore & More. My affiliate link: https://acrn.link/ANDT and the discount code: JANET10
The materials used to make this pumpkin card are simple: a textured button, a pit pen in black, two colors of cardstock, Distress Oxide ink, an ink dobber, a small piece of curled ribbon, and a small snip of pipe cleaner in green.
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The finished card is great for a little fall note to a friend or a festive Halloween greeting.
Using Sizzix’s stamp and stencil tool to make a card.
I used Sizzix’s Stamp and Stencil tool to make a card. Using a layered stencil for the flowers and a stamp for the sentiment was easy with this tool. In the video tutorial, I share some thoughts and tips for using the tool.
After stenciling the layers and stamping, I finished the card with coordinating cardstock and a tape runner. It was quick and easy.
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Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, SB – Scrapbook
Keeping small thank-you cards in your stash are so useful. I made this one with products provided to me by Penny Black. I fell in love with the Stick and Shine sticker set, it was so so fun to work with.
Here are the materials I worked with. The links below are for Penny Black products provided to me at Creativation and available on Amazon.
This card can be used for so many different occasions. I am not sure which makes it more beautiful, the die or the foil technique. Together they are exquisite.
Kokorosa provided the Bubbles Background Board die for this post. If you would like to get the same die, here is a discount and link.
I used my DIY Mixed Media Spray and a die from Kokorosa to make this beautiful card. I chose not to use a sentiment, leaving just the lovely image. The card turned out so nice that I wouldn’t mind framing the image.
Kokorosa Metal Cutting Dies with Butterflies & Flowers Background Board is the die I used.
I used Gold Stardream in 8.5 x 11 for the card. The metallic gold enhances the colors of the die-cut image.
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The close-up image above shows the detail of the small shapes that cut out well along with the details of the color created by the media spray. The combination of the two is just amazing.
A lattice die offers endless possibilities to enhance card designs. Adding a lattice pattern can instantly elevate your creation, whether you’re creating birthday cards, holiday greetings, or wedding invitations. The delicate and intricate nature of this pattern provides an air of sophistication that impresses recipients. This pretty card was made with a lattice die from Beebee Craft.
There are many ways to use a lattice die, but I chose to layer a printable image adding dimension to the image. You can grab the free printable PDF here: [stained glass foral]
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This close-up image shows the detail of the dimensions created with the lattice die.
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How to make a Father’s Day card with a ribbon tie. #cardmaking #affiliate #GwenStudios
with Gwen Studios
This is such a fun card for Father’s Day using Gwen Studios’ satin ribbon for a tie. You can stylize the tie or leave it a solid color. Having the kids do the decorating will make this project just that much more special. Add a sentiment or handwrite a special greeting.
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Gwen Studios’ satin ribbon makes the focal point of the card with the tie being made with the ribbon.
Materials used for making this Father’s Day card are simple. Colored cardstock for the card, white cardstock for the shirt, satin ribbon, ink pens to decorate the ribbon, scissors, tape runner, and adhesive.
Once the tie is stylized, there are only three parts to making the card; the card base, the shirt, and the tie.
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Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, C – Cricut, SSS – Simon Says Stamp, O – Other
Make a lovely greeting card with Transfer Me sheets from Dress My Craft. #affiliate #dressmycraft
from Dress My Craft
This lovely card was made using Transfer Me sheets from Dress My Craft. They are so fun to work with and the process is a bit addictive. With over 300 different designs you are sure to find one to suit your needs.
This is one of the transfer sheets I used to make my greeting card.
After working with the transfer sheets, I coordinated colored cardstock and a butterfly I had in my stash. Using a stamp that says “Just A Note” made the card so useful for a variety of different occasions. Tape runner and foam tape helped put it easily altogether.
If you are interested in the 3D butterfly, you can find the tutorial and free printable here [3D butterflies]
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A close-up image shows off the Transfer Me images and some of the dimensions of the butterfly and the sentiment.
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Links are Affiliates AZ – Amazon, C – Cricut, SSS – Simon Says Stamps, SB – Scrapbook, O – Other
A great card to use up your scrap papers. #affiliate #craspire
Using a die from a set of dies from Craspire, I made this stain-glassed little card. The size of the card and the die are great for using up your stash of scrap papers. I used a variety of greens, metallic orange, and metallic gold for the frame.
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After cutting the metallic gold frame and gluing it to the card front, I continued to cut the different colors. The above image shows the green that is used for the stems and leaves. Putting these in place is a bit like working a puzzle.
The next color was metallic orange for the flowers. After the flowers, I cut a dark green and placed the outer border. Then I had to decide how I was going to finish the background pieces. I was torn between leaving it white, a pale green, or a craft paper brown. Any of them would work and look good but I finally decided on the light green.
Transform a colored image into a greeting card. #freeprintable #freecalendar #cardmaking #cardtutorial
As I sat there, admiring my colorful calendar image for the month of February, I couldn’t help but feel inspired. The vibrant hues and playful design gave me an idea. Why not turn this into a one-of-a-kind, personalized greeting card for a loved one? With a few adjustments, I was able to create a beautiful, unique piece that was sure to brighten someone’s day.
