I found this on Pinterest the other day. So many of you ask how I make the “mats” or “layers” for my cards….well…..here ya go!
The standard size card we make is 8 1/2 x 11 cardstock….cut in 1/2 and fold in 1/2 to make the front of the card 5 1/2 x 4 1/4.
Here are the layers in descending order:
Have fun!!!
Hello Stampin’ Friends and Happy Monday! Our Last Chance List is available now and we are getting ready to say goodbye to soooo many of our beloved items from the Annual Catalog! Many items are on sale at great discounts….CHECK OUT THE LIST HERE! It’s a a LOT of information, so I did a LIVE…
Hello my friends! Welcome to my last movie in 2018!!! Thank you all for watching over the last few years and I wish you all a very Happy New Year! We have a new catalog coming in 2019, Saleabration begins and we are launching a new line of stamps! Here is an informational video that…
It happened again! I teamed up with some of my downline and local “sidelines” and we held a swap for the summer mini! Oh boy! Not only are the samples to die for…but we sent our projects to each person individually. Well….no one had to bribe me to go get the mail! It was like…
I still have so much stuff…..and so many of you were out of town or on vacation, so because I love ya so much….I’m holding the yardsale another day. I will open again on Friday, August 24th from 4-8pm, so bring your own bag and come shop till you drop! You won’t be disappointed, there…
Crimped Diamond Carol Henry cut cardstock 5 1/4 x 4. Mark center of each side with light pencil mark. Score from center mark on long side to center mark on short side (4 times around). With sides folded in, enter point formed on long side into crimper. Crimp 1/2 way to reach end…
Great news! The Watercolor Wonder Crayons are now available for purchase. As we mentioned in a previous current update, the Watercolor Wonder Crayons were delayed due to a relocation of our supplier. We now have inventory and you can start ordering today! When you and your customers receive your Watercolor Wonder Crayons, you may notice that…