Today’s card is one I received from one of my Close To My Heart team members, Deb Mandac. It’s a wonderful example of a simple yet stunning Gate Fold Card.
Today’s card is one I received from one of my Close To My Heart team members, Deb Mandac. It’s a wonderful example of a simple yet stunning Gate Fold Card.
Several weeks ago, I shared a tutorial on how to make a Right Angle Fold Over Card. Today, I’m sharing another card I made in this style. It’s a nice change of pace from the traditional style card for sure.
This weekend was my son’s birthday and he is a HUGE Snoopy fan. So of course I wanted to try and do some sort of Snoopy birthday card for him. I’m pretty pleased with how it turned out and figured I’d share the card base for anyone else who might have a Snoopy fan in their life.
Today’s card is one that shows how quickly a card can come together with Close To My Heart’s coordinating products.
Last Friday, I shared a super sweet stamp called Your Kind Heart that I am giving as a thank you gift to those who make a Close To My Heart purchase of $50+ (pre-tax and shipping) with me by the end of today. This stamp is one that cannot be purchased or ordered–it’s that exclusive! … Read more Last Day to get FREE Kind Heart Stamp
In honor of “Wear Teal Day”, I thought I’d share this beautifully sweet card I created using shades of Lagoon and our *NEW* Mint.
Read moreMy Favorite Teal-Colored Card (In Honor Of Wear Teal Day)!
New month = *NEW* Close To My Heart Stamp of the Month! And the September Stamp of the Month, Just Treats, is definitely a MUST-HAVE 🙂 Check out all the great sentiments and images you can use for the everyday as well as the upcoming holidays and seasons.
Today’s project is one where the name is simply so deceiving–it’s called the Impossible Card but truthfully it’s so impossibly simple to do! Usually, my love of crafting resonates strongly with my daughter but this card was way more in my son’s wheelhouse this time around. This design is based on a popular magic trick called the Hypercard Illusion trick and is one he himself has done (but it didn’t look as pretty!) Today I’m going to show you how simple it is to do so you can create your own.
With the final days of the Seasonal Expressions 2 Catalog, I’m realizing just how much I’m going to miss the Fresh Air Collection. I think this collection was my favorite from this catalog. I love the paper designs, the fun wood embellishments and the color tones of the papers. Perhaps that is why I’m so … Read more Being Together Card
Last week I shared how I turned a “fail” on creating a Right Angle Fold Over Card into a success. I was inspired to create my own Right Angle Card after I received this one from Elizabeth Hawley. So today I’m going to share with you how simple it is to create a Right Angle Fold Over Card as well as how to create the Double Triangle Pocket Card I initially thought was a fail!
We’re approaching the end of August (can you believe it?!?) That means if you haven’t taken advantage of the Here’s To You Close To My Heart Special yet, you only have a week left to do so!
Remember last week when I posted about National Failures Day? Well, today I have a card to share that truly was a ‘fail’ but I surprised myself and turned it into a successful pocket card!
Read moreHow This ‘Failed’ Project Turned Out To Be A Success!
Today’s card is another created with Close To My Heart’s August Stamp of the Month, For the Love of Crafting. This stamp set is a really fun one to add to your collection! I used our Beautiful Friendship Paper Collection (love these papers!) as well as the darling coordinating Beautiful Friendship Bows. These bows are … Read more Do What You Love
Today’s card is a spectacular one! I received it from my friend Cindy Herman (she does beautiful work and this card is no exception!) At first glance there are several striking elements to this card-the use of acetate, stamping on glitter paper, stamping on vellum…
Today, August 15th is National Failures Day! That’s right… it’s a day to celebrate failures! Seems a little weird, right? But it’s actually a pretty good thing. In fact, the teacher my kids had the last 2 years of school taught their whole class that the word fail actually stands for:
F=first
A=attempt
I=in
L=learning