I sometimes struggle with simple cards. If you haven't noticed yet, I love an ink-blended background, or an good interactive element. With this stamp set, though, I really wanted the characters to be the star of the show, so I decided to pull an element from their wardrobe and feature it as the background. To make it more eye-catching, and to help keep me within the parameters of simplicity, I opted for shaped cards. They look complicated and impressive, but they are so si

The weather is finally cooler, and we've been bingeing the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, so today I'm sharing a card I made with Witch, Please from Kindred Stamps and the new Shutter Card interactive dies from Lawn Fawn. I also used the Shutter Card Add-On. This is a fairly simple die set that delivers maximum wow factor. It's easy to assemble, and the possibilities are endless! For this card, I first die cut all of the elements out of Bristol smooth paper since I was goi

Hi friends! I'm starting off this week with a new category of card- interactive! (And, because I instantly get this song in my head whenever someone says "motion", going forward all of my interactive cards will be tagged this way, so hopefully they'll be easier for you to find!) I saw this card layout in my head as soon as I found the new Taylored Expressions Treetop Background. Don't you love when that happens? And with a little creative engineering, the swing from the co

I have been in a bad crafting cycle lately. So many of my favorite companies are releasing amazing products, and I've been buying faster than I can create. As a result, my supplies get buried in my closet; sad, alone and unused. I finally told myself "No More!" and started shopping my stash. I challenged myself to make 4 unique cards using one stamp set, and products that weren't in my trusty go-to section. It pushed me, but I loved the end result, and I will definitely b

Schitt's Creek is the beacon of hope we need in this world, and I will die on that hill. If you haven't watched it yet, do yourself a favor and move it to the top of your binge list! When Kindred Stamps released their stamp set "Motel Family", I snatched it up as fast as I could. I have a stamp hoarding problem, however, and just this weekend got around to making a project with it. Oh, was it worth the wait! The set offers several characters, and sentiments that would work