Jennifer mcguire cards

Hello! Today I am sharing a really fun way to create a pop-up display card!

Hello! Today I share an easy way to get the look of textured metal on your cards.

Hello! Today I am sharing how to create see-through cards with layered die cuts. There is no better way to create a unique card!

- the new Gina K 'Wreath Builder' bundle of stamps and templates - as demonstrated by Jennifer McGuire HERE? If not, then do take a quick look before going much further with this blog post as Jennifer's video explains how such a simple, yet brilliant, idea works. Quick word of warning, this is a long and fairly detailed post. I took as many photos as I could and (as usual) added a lot of words as well! My interest in stamping wreaths using the Misti was triggered by the card I made HERE for…

Hello! I went LIVE a few days ago to play with some older products and a fun card technique. I made three cards! This post has both a full LIVE replay and

Jennifer McGuire recently shared a technique using 3D embossing folders and a sanding block that she called Embossing Folder Pop. Taking away color with the sanding block lets the embossed images pop and appear to have highlights. I remembered that I had some Stampin' Up sanding blocks so I inked a panel and ran it through Altenew's Beautiful Bergenia embossing folder. Then I started lightly sanding the raised areas on the panel. Either my sanding block is too old, or my hand is too heavy…

I used the new Simon Says Stamp Outline Clustered Leaves die and the Clustered Leaves die, to make a rainbow leafed thank you card... I die cut the outline and then a whole leaf die cut. I adhered them together, then went to town, die cutting the colored leaves. I used the Sunny Studio rainbow stripes paper(LOVE this paper!!), LOVE how many wonderful colors are in this pack, being intentional about the direction of the stripes for each leaf. I adhered the leaves to the two die cuts already…

Crafty friends Jennifer McGuire and Seeka are here in town visiting! What does that mean? Live crafting! We challenged each other to pick one color and one product, and then we created a card together. Enjoy the video! (Wondering what I used in this video? Everything is linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at ...

Jennifer McGuire on Instagram: "Simple yet impactful! 😍 Leave a comment with “pop” and I will send you a direct message with a link to my how-to video. Or follow the link in my profile! #sharehandmadekindness #cardmaking #cardmakersofinstagram thanks @concordand9th !"