Piercing dies are really fun — they pierce a pattern into your cardstock without fulling cutting anything out leaving for a subtle background. I chose to emphasize the pattern by coloring in the pierced areas and then used a gold pen to outline it for emphasis.
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I’m the type of crafter that goes through phases. I get hyper fixated on the same technique until I get bored… so it’s been awhile since I’ve made a light up card but I’m back! I forget how easy it is to create and be on the lookout for more.
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Coordinating ides are super useful to make cut out your images quickly for cards. However, why not use it to create a custom window for images? That’s what I did here for this cute bunny window featuring 4 of these little peeps.
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Once I learned this little trick, it’s my go to when I need to create quick skies. It’s actually so easy but looks all fancy, don’t you think?
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Hi friends, today, I’m sharing a card I created using the third Sneak Peek Club kit from Waffle Flower Crafts. The Sneak Peek Club kit is a monthly subscription that allows you to play with a handful of Waffle Flower products about a month before their official release date.
For today’s card, I used items from this kit. Here’s is my video sharing the kit contents and how my project came together. I’m so happy with how it turned out — I went in with a totally different idea but that’s just how cardmaking goes! Here is my video on how I put this card together.
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I wanted to use this coordinating die in a different way. Sure, you can use it with the coordinating stamp but it was also perfect to use as a standalone. It’s such a bold sentiment for a fun birthday card and you don’t have to add too much to it for the perfect little scene.
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I always forget the magic of emboss resist but it’s easily one of my favorite techniques because it’s so magical! Inks or watercolors, it just resists and it’s so fun making for a very easy and colorful card.
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I wanted to make this card since this Mama Elephant set came out but never had the time. I finally was able to make the time and I was so happy with how it turned out. Of course, what’s making a card without some hiccups? I didn’t realize the die for the house cut out the windows as well. Don’t worry! I figured it out!
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A lot of people color leaving white space for a highlight, which always levels up an image. I struggle leaving white because it’s a bit hard to fade out with copic markers, however, ink blending to white is a whole lot easier and I did that here. It allows the color to stick to the edges but you go in with a light hand with a fade to white.
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Happy St. Patty’s Day! This card is perfect to celebrate but also just generally a fun card to give away! I combine a few techniques in this card… sometimes a hot foiled background can be the star, but it’s easy to use it as a background if you have the right items to steal the focus.
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The Misti is great for repeat stamping to create patterns but sometimes, I just need to mark my card panel to know where to stamp, like with this pattern. I really wanted this rainbow pattern of paw prints and needed it to match up and be perfectly spaced on each side.
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I’ve said it many times before, I love mixing and matching all the sets. It just provides you with more ways to stretch your stamps and gives you all the possibilities! I had this Ellen Hutson set, which I love since I love the library nostalgia but no book related sets until I pulled out my Waffle Flower A Little Help stamp set. It came together so perfectly.
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