Category Archives: Thank You Cards

Peach Blossom

Today’s card features the Peach Blossom Stamp Set from the annual catalog. Instead of coloring in the flower and leaves, I used the Spring Filled Prints from the Bloom This Way Mini Catalog.  I stamped the images directly unto the paper prints with Black Licorice Ink and fussy cut with our amazing Details Pro Shears. The greeting is from the Everyday Script Bundle and was stamped with Black Licorice and… Read More »

Designer Series Stencil

For today’s card, I decided to remake a card I made a couple of weeks ago because I wasn’t too happy with the colors.  To see card, click here This is cased from the Bloom This Way Mini Trends Catalog (page 49).  Love the way this one came out. I also used the reverse side of the Green Olive Satin Ribbon so that it wasn’t as shiny. So which one… Read More »

Everyday Script

Today’s card features a technique I saw on Deb Valder’s video on youtube.   It’s like the card featured on page 41 of the Bloom This Way Trends Mini Catalog. I used the Everyday Script Stamp Set and the Designer Series Stencil from the mini catalog. I also had a chance to use the Rainbow Dots that I ordered during the 12 days of Christmas. Download the supply list:  Everyday Script… Read More »

Tiger Bloom

Today’s card features the Tiger Bloom ATS Stamp Set. I’m working on a video on how to make this card so I will include instructions in the Tiger Bloom Supply List Printout. The front of the card includes the cut out with the vellum colored in.  The inside of the card has the same floral image but only in black and white.  What was difficult was lining up the images… Read More »

Everyday Script

Today’s card features the Everyday Script Stamp Set Bundle from the Bloom This Way Mini Catalog. I love, love the Spring Filled Prints from this same catalog and I used it as the background for today’s card. Rather than repeat myself, going forward, I will include the card instructions in the download with the supply list.  I’ve also included the card measurements so you don’t have to guess about the… Read More »

Dear Rose

Today’s card was made in response to a The Inking Way (FSJ team challenge under Becky Roberts) challenge to use the colors Whip Cream, Oatmeal Cookie, Bubble Gum and Black Licorice colors. I used the Dear Rose Stamp Set for this challenge.  Did you know that Dear Rose is available in a bundle?  It has a coordinating die and when you buy the bundle, you save 10%. The rose was… Read More »

Stay Wild

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Dear Rose

Join my team for only $25.00 Make Your Mark Have you seen our planners?  This month’s promotion “Make Your Mark” features planners and accessories at 25% off! Click here to see what’s on sale Today’s card features the Dear Rose Stamp Set against a white wash background on a canvas sheet. First I misted the Canvas Sheet with water and the Media Mister.  Then I picked up the color from… Read More »

Stay Wild

Join my team for only $25.00 Make Your Mark Today’s card features the serene Stay Wild ATS Stamp Set.  These smaller format stamps provide ultimate creative flexibility at a great value.    Click here for the ATS selection. Our group was challenged to make a card using a new technique and I decided to try the Cling Wrap Marble effects technique. To create the marble effect, I splashed the Cool… Read More »

Tiger Lily

Designer Starter Kit only $25.00 Make Your Mark Today’s card features the Tiger Lily ATS Stamp Set.   ATS stands for Artist Trading Stamp.  These smaller format stamps provide ultimate creative flexibility at a great value.  If you ordered from me this month, you will be getting this card in the mail.   The flower image was inked up  with Black Licorice and stamped on Whip Cream Card Stock.  I then… Read More »