How To Make A Diecut Inlay Birthday Card! It's "Groovy!"

 Hello!

Hope all is well with you!  I can't believe we are nearing the end of June already!  I want to share a birthday card that I mass-produced for a card swap at Paperganza.  Paperganza is an event sponsored by the Craft Roulette Youtube channel and Pear Blossom Press at the end of July in Kansas City.  I'm looking forward to going with friends and sharing some highlights with you!

This card features a diecut inlay and a rainbow inked background stamp that is super fun to make and no two are the same.  Most of the products I used (except the die set) are probably unavailable (Links are below for things that are;). However, you probably have everything you need already!

Here's the link to the full tutorial:

I hope you enjoy it and try it yourself!  Please consider subscribing if you haven't already and like, comment and share with your friends!

Here are the supplies I used (& some substitutes):

Take care and I'll be back soon!

Gale

Playing with 3D Embossing Folders!

Hello!

Did you ever try making a sun print when you were a kid?  A sunprint is when you lay an object, usually a leaf on a piece of light sensitive photo paper.  You leave outside a few minutes and when it's done, there's a blue outline of the leaf.  Ahhhhh, those were the good old days of simplicity!

Here is a brief tutorial of how I made this faux sun print.  The products are linked below if you are interested (AFIL thank you!  I may receive a small commission if you purchase products using these links;)

Here are the supplies I used:

Take care and I'll see you again soon!

Gale