Pretty Perennial Petals
April 25, 2021
There’s a sweet four petal flower image in Pretty Perennials. It’s a rather uncommon shape in the flower world but it’s quite charming on a card. … More Pretty Perennial Petals
Tag: Painted Poppies
Painted Poppies Split Card
August 20, 2020
I’m playing with the Split Card technique again. Sometimes I like my results, sometimes I don’t. Therein lies the beauty of paper-craft: paper, in general, is cheap. Don’t like it? Throw it away. The Split Cards I made with Painted Poppies were keepers. … More Painted Poppies Split Card
All the New In Colors
June 10, 2020
I love the statement it makes when you feature a single color with black and white accents. I couldn’t wait to get my 20-22 In Color Inks to create this card! … More All the New In Colors
A Chunky Lamb for April
April 1, 2020
Happy First of April! Once again, it’s time for a new DIY Desktop Calendar, and this month I’ve got a chunky lamb plopped in the grass. I think she’s doing the splits! … More A Chunky Lamb for April
Sparkly Ladybugs for March
March 1, 2020
Little Ladybugs is a charming collection of images suitable for young and old alike. I think that makes it perfect for my March 2020 DIY Easel calendar! … More Sparkly Ladybugs for March
Poppies 101
February 28, 2020
I’m pretty obsessed with the Peaceful Poppies Suite right now. The images and sentiments are so versatile, and the Designer Series Paper is gorgeous – every sheet is a winner! … More Poppies 101
Painted Poppy Fields
February 25, 2020
This image of stemmed poppies from Painted Poppies is the most versatile image in the entire suite. It has a whimsical, wind-blown look and it works in any color combination you can imagine! … More Painted Poppy Fields
Two Poppies Four Ways
February 23, 2020
Our two Poppy bundles are clearly meant to work together, and spent a happy afternoon last week putting them through their paces. I was pleased with the results, and especially impressed with how well all the pieces in both sets of stamps and dies work together. What do you think? … More Two Poppies Four Ways
