SHARING THE ART OF HANDCRAFTED CARDS...BY LORI PINTO
This is one of those projects where the designer series paper does all the work for you! In this case, we are talking about the beautiful Hydrangea Hill DSP from the Hydrangea Hill Suite! This beautiful DSP and the bundle Hydrangea Haven were spotlighted in my February Monthly Card Club. You can find out more about …
The Butterfly Brilliance Bundle is an Early Release product from the upcoming 2021-22 Annual Catalog. I have three different projects to share with you today from this adorable set. Unfortunately, the Butterfly Bijou DSP is no longer available. The first project uses a layer of the Natural Touch Specialty Paper as a beautiful backdrop to …
This was one of the first designs I created with the beautiful Butterfly Brilliance bundle! I love monochromatic designs and by adding just a pop of color with a watercolored butterfly, it came out exactly as I was hoping it would! The Butterfly Brilliance bundle was an early release product from the upcoming 2021-22 Annual …
These little note cards came to be when I was looking for an alternative to one of my Easter cards that we will work on at my next in-home workshop. I usually like to add a little something to the stamper’s gift baggies to store the cards they make at the workshop! 🙂 The …
This card was a quick and easy card made from the Basket Bunch Bundle! (Remember, you always save 10% when purchasing the bundle as opposed to buying the stamp set and framelits separately)! 🙂 I used So Saffron card stock and a piece of the So Saffron print from the Subtles DSP. I used the …
This design came from an idea I had for a card to be used in a class for my friends at the local Senior Center. This was the final result, but it was born from a card (previous post) that I just got too carried away with! I decided to keep it a little simpler… …
This card started out as a project for my stamp class at the local Senior Center. Well, I got half way through the card and realized that it was just too much cutting and coloring for them! 🙁 Since I could never leave a card half done – well, you know I just had to …