Tips, Tricks, & Tutorials for Cardmaking and Stamping
Create a twist easel card with butterflies created with the Hello Ladybug stamp set and Ladybug punch. Turn the ladybugs into butterflies with the wings and the body of a butterfly cut out from the Brilliant Wings dies! Then add a twist to the card by scoring at 4-1/4″ and 5-1/2″ and then diagonally from […]
Create this easel tuck card with the new Tulips Fields stamp set and Tulip Dies that are part of the new Flowering Fields Suite of Products! The Tulip Dies create such pretty layered tulips. Use the Flowering Fields Designer Series Paper for the tulip heads for textured, ombre looking tulip petals! These easel tuck cards […]
Create this pop up easel card with the new Tulips Fields stamp set, Windmill Fields, and Tulip Dies that are part of the new Flowering Fields Suite of Products! I love these pop up easel cards! They are so fun to open and fun to make! Start by cutting an opening with any large die. […]
Create this fun and easy easel card with the new Tulips Fields stamp set and Windmill Fields Dies that are part of the new Flowering Fields Suite of Products! I thought the Windmill would look great as part of an easel card. It’s so fun to stand the card up and have the windmill wheel […]
Create this keyhole easel card with the Sweet as a Peach card! It’s easier than it looks and will really Wow everyone! It looks like a regular card at first but when you open it not only is it an easel card, but also a keyhole card! How fun! Check out my video tutorial to […]
Create this easel card with the Plentiful Plants stamp set and the Perfect Plants Dies! The Bloom Where You’re Planted Designer Series Paper is perfect for creating this card. Use the paper that looks like cascading vines for the base of the card and the cinnamon cider bricks for the easel part of the card. […]
Create a diamond easel card with the Brushed Blooms stamp set and the Beautiful Brushstrokes Dies! Start with a piece of 12″ x 6″ Petal Pink card stock scored at 3″ and 6″. Fold in half and turn 90 degrees then mark at 3″. Draw a diagonal line from the 3″ mark to the 3″ […]
