A background stamp is a great one to have in your stash! They cover up a whole layer on the card for quick designing and creating multiples. I stamped the Floral Vignette in Secret Sea then coloured within the flowers using my Crisp Cataloupe Stampin' Blends. A greeting in a cursive font rounds out the front beautifully. Enjoy!
Have you made your first Double Vision card? It looks very much like an Eclipse card layout but even easier! You start with two layers that are exactly the same. Cut half inch strips vertically and add over its matching layer with stampin' dimensionals to add that double vision look. This Moonlit Flora paper is so perfect for it. Make one and share it with me!
This side flap fold is a a nice "step it up" type of card. Adding an insert sliding out really makes a statement. This card layout works both vertically and horizontally. For my card today it was all about the vertical layout. The inside also has space for a gift card. You know I love butterflies so no surprise I'm featuring loads of them through this spring. Enjoy this lovely pop of colour on a bleak day!
My class attendees take home a treat holder with something sweet or adorable inside from each class. I love researching and designing these for them especially finding ways to upsize and change them for new treats inside. This was from my May Avid class where everyone took home the All Aflutter stamp set and punch bundle. These are 3" x 3" x 1" boxes. Aren't they darling? They hold a cookie or some chocolate. I found the "Made Good" mini granola bites which come with several in a tiny pouch fit nicely inside.
Here's a fun fold I haven't done in ages: The Drapery Fold. Helps use up a third of a sheet of patterned paper as you start with 4 inches by 12 inches. You'll want to pick a sheet where the pattern on both sides compliment one another as this fold shows off both sides.
