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Hey Y'all! It's Ceal, here to share a couple cards with you today.  Is the March amazing or what? If you love the ocean, then it is definitely for you.   For my first sample Stay Wild Ocean Child, I started with a top folding white card base and a panel that I created when I took a distress ink class. To create the background I used Mermaid Lagoon, Salty Ocean, Peacock Feathers and Wilted Violet. I stamped the sentiment from the set Merpeople of the Sea and a die cut from the Coordinating die for the Mermaids of the Sea...

Hi guys!  It’s Erica back on the PFS blog today with a bit of hastily made card. You see, UPS has held my package, with the March release, hostage for over a month and it only arrived late on Friday afternoon and the release day was on Sunday! There might have been a slight tint of panic in the air that weekend! Luckily, I got the Paper Glaze Enhancer earlier in the month so I played with that a little and made a few... or a lot... or a whole pile of backgrounds using that and the gorgeous Paper Glazes....

Hello! It's Michelle here to share a card using a colour scheme I usually associate with Christmas! The white card base is inked with some green ink over the Triple Weave stencil. I added a  strip of green cardstock from my stash and then stamped the sentiment. I stamped and coloured the dragonfruit with Copic markers, before cutting them out and arranging them on the card front. Thanks for visiting :)    

 Hello!  Larisa here!  Today, I'm bringing you Beautiful Girl Madelyn with some retro vibes.  Picket Fence Studios has some of the most beautiful stamps out there!  I just love creating with the Beautiful Girls Line.   To create my card, I started with some patterned paper and trimmed it to fit the front of my card. Then I layered that on top of some lime green paper and adhered it to my card base.  Then I stamped out my image, colored her up with Copics and cut her out using the coordinating die.  I centered her on my card panel and...

Happy Monday! Karma? I've seen it in action, so I can't deny it...but this stamp set from Picket Fence Studios really brings a whole new slant to it...and I LOVE it! I started my card by ink blending through the English Brick Wall stencil with some Distress Oxide inks. Then I used the Sparks Cover Plate to cut that WONDERFUL die cut burst into the wall. I backed it in black card stock for a wow affect. Next came the sentiment and I was done! Well, except for the gems. Gems or sequins...gotta have at least one of them. I...