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Petal Passion, I'm On a Roll Again!

Petal Passion, I’m On a Roll Again!

Well, it seems I just kept rolling with my Sponge Brayers. This time I used some Pear Pizzazz ink on the Petal Passion Designer Series Paper. It’s getting to be one of my favorite papers. The layout for this card was inspired by this week’s sketch over at Global Design Project. Go over there to see some great cards using this sketch. Design Notes for Petal Passion Card: The Petal Passion paper is…

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Sponge Brayers - Let the Good Times Roll!

Sponge Brayers – Let the Good Times Roll!

It’s hard to say which part of making this card I liked the best. Using the Sponge Brayers? The heat embossing? Coloring the designer paper with Blends? I just can’t say. It was all crafty fun. Oh, and did you notice, I’ve once again used some of the seriously beautiful Springtime Foils Specialty Designer Series Paper? Unfortunately, the photo doesn’t really show the paper under the vellum very…

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Creating Plaid with Sponge Brayers - The Movie!

Creating Plaid with Sponge Brayers – The Movie!

I don’t think it’s true, but maybe I’ve created a new technique. Well, I couldn’t find it anywhere on the web. I’ve used Stampin’ Up! Sponge Brayers to create a plaid pattern on some Whisper White card stock. A young woman I know is due to give birth to her baby boy any day now. Here’s the card I created for her and her family. Design Notes for Plaid with Sponge Brayers Baby Card: I recalled a…

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Window Shopping for January Birthdays

Window Shopping for January Birthdays

Oops! It’s mid January and I am just now working on my January #imbringingbirthdaysback cards. Well, hopefully late really is better than never. I’ve used the new Window Shopping stamp set for this easy card. Tips on Creating Window Shopping Birthday Card: I’ll bet you are sitting there looking at the background paper and wondering what designer paper it is. I made it myself. A scrap of paper was…

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