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Happy Monday! Do you need some bright and cheerful inspiration today? Look no further than this ADORABLE little gal and her sweet honey bee friend! And just for fun there is a stenciled background to complete the scene. Take a look at these two products I used because this card couldn't be more simple to make using them. First up is the Honey Dear stamp set. The image and the sentiment could cheer up the saddest friend! I used Copic markers to color my image, but I think watercolor or colored pencils would be perfect too. At first I didn't...

Hello Stamping Friends, Becky Roberts here from Inking Idaho.  Since tomorrow is Halloween, I thought I would share one more spooky project with you using the haunted house from A Spooky Day. The house is colored with Copic markers and die cut.  The background is ink blended with Distress Oxide inks and the Life Changing Blender Brushes.  Once that was complete, I stamped the tree, clouds and the kids. A Spooky Day A Spooky Day has a coordinating die too! Life Changing Blender Brushes For more creative ideas, I invite you to follow me on Instagram. Happy Halloween! Becky

Hello friends! Today I’m so happy to be sharing this card full of glitter and it’s literally full of glitter! This technique combines stencil and glitter and it is super fun and it doesn’t take too much time. For this card I’m using the Floral Stencil and Thank You for a being You Stamp Set. Let’s begin! I started by creating the background and I added double sided taped to panel that is 3 1/4 x 4 1/2. Then I removed and saved the release paper. Next, I applied Pixie Spray to my Floral Stencil and placed it on top...

Hello!  It's Sara, from Much Love, Sara.   When I first saw the Leaves Die series in this month's release, I knew I wanted to recreate those fun fall tones in a card.  I began this card by making a GIANT mess - and it was super fun!

Hi everyone! Ilina here. Today I am sharing card using the new Sponsored by Coffee set and the coordinating dies. To make the card I started by stamping the image on white card stock using Intense Black Hybrid ink. I also stamped the image onto masking paper and cut out the individual elements and negatives. I used those to mask parts of the image and do some ink blending using the Life Changing Blending brushes and red, brown and warm gray inks to add color to the image. Once I was satisfied with the results I die cut the image using...