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Color of the year?
I love teal. If you glance at my previous posts, you’ll see that I’ve been using a lot of the color. This card is no exception. For this card, I used different shades of teal, from light to dark. I...
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Tangerine dream
When Paper Crafts magazine announced a July gallery contest on its blog with a theme of summer shapes, a few ideas ran through my mind. Beach balls, flip-flops, the sun, popsicles … Mmmm, popsicles....
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Stamped canvas
I’ve been entering more paper-craft challenges lately, and I find that I think outside the card box and try things I’ve never done before. You’ll see more cards I’ve made for challenges in the coming...
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Typewriter trio
After crafting 60 holiday cards, I wanted to put aside the glitter, gleam and glitz for a while. Though I love all that “blings,” I needed a break. This thank-you card is free of sparkle. It’s clean,...
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Neon in the mix
In my craft space, there is no such thing as too much neon. I can’t seem to get enough of this trend: papers, inks, pens and – most recently – glitter. Five containers of glorious neon glitter, and I’m...
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Bright idea
In May, Two Peas in a Bucket launched a collection of digital files, which have been created in-house and in collaboration with designers. New designs are released monthly, which include some files...
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Cork it
There have been some cool materials entering the paper-craft market, such as wood veneer and chalkboard-like cardstock. I came across something I hadn’t seen before: cork. Not wine corks – although,...
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Springtime in Paris
Ah, the allure of Paris. The crafting world has a French vibe now, seen in stamp sets, embellishments and more. I have an Eiffel Tower shape on my Slice “Je t’Adore” design card, and I thought of...
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