Happy Friday! Today I am reacting to a video from 2009! It’s all about the chipboard letters and the frame for me. When I recreated the card and updated it the idea with current product, I made faux chipboard letters by stacking diecut letters and created my own frame. Anyway, enjoy!
Hello, everyone! Tonight during my weekly livestream, I created three cards using one stamp set! The Peonies Frame stamp set from Colorado Craft Company has so many ways it can be used! Check it out!
Happy Friday, all! I’m back with another reaction video! This time, I watched a video from 2008. This card was as simple as they get! So I had fun recreating it and stepping it up a bit. Enjoy!
Hi, all! Tonight during my weekly livestream I created a shaker card! I used the Forest Backdrop dies from Lawn Fawn, plus the Giant Birthday Messages stamp set.
NOTE: This post is sponsored by Simon Says Stamp! Thanks, Simon!
Hello, all! Today I have a video for you using the Circle Mask stencils from Simon! I thought it would be fun to ink blend over the masks and overlap all the circles until the background was filled. Fun and easy!
Hello, all! Happy Wednesday! Tonight on YouTube I created a freehand painted floral background using Iuile Watercolors on black watercolor paper. I finished the card by using the All About the Letters dies from Concord & 9th, and Waffle Flower’s Mini Slimline Layers dies.
Are you ready for an easy to make birthday card? Very few supplies are required to make this card. Basically just watercolor paints, paper, a black marker, and a white pen! Let’s get to it!
I’ve been wanting to do a video like this for a while–recreating to one of my SUPER old card videos! I started sharing videos on YouTube in 2007, and I have over 1,700 videos, so there’s a lot of old videos to react to. This was so fun, so if you all enjoy the video, please let me know in the comments!
Time for some updates! Check out the links below the video for everything I reference in the video. :)
Welcome back for Part 2 of my Paper Glaze miniseries (watch Part 1 here). In this video, I tried “painting” with Paper Glaze and a stencil. Essentially, it’s all about applying the Paper Glaze in different colors in specific areas on a stencil. It’s a bit messy, but the end result looks awesome!
Hi all! Today’s video is Part 1 of a miniseries using Paper Glaze from Picket Fence. For this first video, I wanted to try out mixing in different additives–Paper Glaze Enhancer and Paper Glitz in Sparkle. Adding each of these changes the looks of Paper Glaze!
