by Helen Jennings | May 10, 2022 | Love & Friendship Cards, Projects, Sympathy/ Thinking of You
I have been adding to texture to cards for this latest Technique Tuesday Blog Hop from the Crafty Collaborations Group. In fact the technique we are exploring in this hop is texture, so as you hop around all the projects, I am sure you will find lots of inspiration...
by Helen Jennings | May 5, 2022 | Love & Friendship Cards, Projects
This project demonstrates creating multi tonal die cuts using Blending Brushes and the Wisteria Wishes Bundle from Stampin’ Up! This project is one I created and demonstrated for the Crafty Collaborations Catalogue Launch party last week, so it seems fitting to...
by Helen Jennings | Apr 16, 2022 | Love & Friendship Cards, Projects
For this blog hop we are featuring retiring products and I have showcased some of them on this monochromatic tic tac toe challenge. This blog hop sees a group of Demonstrators from around the world come together twice a month for the purpose of sharing some ideas...
by Helen Jennings | Apr 4, 2022 | Love & Friendship Cards, Projects
I had fun creating creating windmill themed cards with the Tulip Fields bundle from Stampin’ Up on a recent Live. The bundle is a part of the bumper Flowering Fields suite. It consists of a photopolymer stamp and a coordinating die set. As well as cutting out...
by Helen Jennings | Mar 23, 2022 | Birthday Cards, Love & Friendship Cards, Projects
I was two step stamping wildflowers in this recent Live using the Wildflower path stamp set. This photopolymer stamp features a variety of stems and leaves and blossoms and blooms to add to them. Being a two step process allows you to easily pick your foliage colour...
by Helen Jennings | Mar 19, 2022 | Love & Friendship Cards, Projects, Quick Cards
For this month’s Casually Crafting Blog hop, I have designed a quick & easy wedding card. The idea behind this blog hop is to show that you can create beautiful cards even if you don’t have lots of equipment. These beautiful cards are great for...
