by Helen Jennings | Aug 6, 2024 | Projects, Sympathy/ Thinking of You, Techniques and Help
I have been creating a collage card using the Latte Love stamp set which I am sharing with you today. The theme this month is collage or retiform and I can’t wait to see all the other ideas that my fellow demonstrators have come up with Creating a Collage Card I...
by Helen Jennings | Jul 1, 2024 | Celebrate Cards, Projects, Techniques and Help
In today’s blog post I am sharing with you a card featuring the Black Ice Technique using Stippled Roses, a stamp set from Stampin’ Up! Stamp Around UK Video Hop On the 1st of each month a Video Hop launces over on You Tube featuring a selection of UK...
by Helen Jennings | Apr 17, 2024 | Hello cards, Projects, Techniques and Help, Tutorial Bundles
As part of today’s Creativity Abounds blog hop, I am sharing a Faux Tile Effect Card with you. A Faux Tile Effect Card This card is using an Old Olive and Blueberry Bushel Colour palette and the Blueberry Bunches Cling Stamp set to create this faux tiled...
by Helen Jennings | Oct 5, 2022 | Love & Friendship Cards, Projects, Techniques and Help, Thank You
Today’s post is sharing two techniques for creating stacked images on cards. These cards were created as part of my video for World Cardmaking Day. I was talking about my love of a “nice cup of tea” and so shared projects using the Cup of Tea bundle....
by Helen Jennings | Sep 13, 2022 | Projects, Techniques and Help
Today I am sharing a wax resist technique with an embossing folder for this month’s Tech 4 Stampers Academy Blog Hop. We are a group of Demonstrators, led by Louise, seeking to learn, implement and improve our use of technology and online resources in our...
by Helen Jennings | Sep 3, 2022 | Projects, Techniques and Help
Have you discovered the Dots & Spots die from Stampin’ Up! It is a hidden gem. This stand-alone die can be run through your Stampin’ Up! Cut & Emboss machine to create an all-over pattern of small holes. Today, I am sharing some ideas for simple projects to...
