Add Texture to your die cuts
In this video I'm sharing my favourite ways to Add Texture to your die cuts. These techniques and products are simple but really give great texture and interest to those…
Card Making using Die Cuts with Texture & Dimension
In this video I show you how to create Die Cuts with Texture & Dimension. Once you add texture to die cuts you can assemble and layer those die cuts…
Wreath Shaker Tag Ornament
Today I'm creating a Shaker Tag Ornament with the new Yuletide wreath colorize die set. I love colorize dies and how great they are to use with scraps of cardstock!…
Creative ways to use Chameleon mica powder
I have used these Chameleon mica powder in resin and love the way they look and was curious if they could also be used in cardmaking and decided to experiment…
Underwater Mixed Media with Alcohol Inks
In this video, I'm sharing Mixed Media with Alcohol inks. I use a Tile as a Base and add Alcohol Ink, Texture paste and other Media to create an Underwater…
Resist Technique with Wax paper
In this video I'm sharing a Resist technique with Wax paper. This Wax paper resist is a fun way to add a little texture to the backgrounds of your card…
3 Embossing Techniques for Card making that don’t use Embossing Folders
In this video I share Embossing Techniques for Card making that don't use Embossing Folders. I love finding new ways to use the Supplies I already have! In this video…
Mixed Media Projects using Perspective Moth turned into a Dragonfly
In this video, I am sharing one of my Mixed Media Projects featuring the Beautiful Perspective Moth Die, transformed into a Dragonfly. Join me as I show you the process…
Foundry wax Technique: Simple Gilded Butterfly Card
Todays video features a foundry wax technique adding it to and Embossed Background. This Butterfly Card is a very simple design that is taken to the next Level with the…
Mixed media with Alcohol ink on Tile
Todays project is Mixed Media with Alcohol Ink on Tile with Texture Paste and Foundry Wax as well as Die cuts and Stamps. "Mixed Media" is not typically my comfort…