Card Design

Betsy’s Blossoms is one of the most versatile stamp sets in our annual catalog. The big flower is large enough to have shapes punched within it.

Everything Eleanor is a stamp set that I needed to develop a taste for. Here is a simple card. The layering is what makes it look special.

What does my Everything Eleanor card design need? I used Designer Series Paper, punches, sponging, Stampin’ Dimensionals, some Crochet Trim and a Basic Pearl. Yet, I think that I need to “step it up” a bit.

I’m loving the Happy You hostess set – especially the stamp of the flowers in the boot, labeled Friend. It’s just stinking cute and I can’t get enough of it!

Everything Eleanor is just for you! While this stamp set has a typical vintage look, using it with solids and simple patterns can give it some youthful appeal.

Designer Series Paper makes my card and scrapbook projects so easy! Here are the top 3 reasons why.

I wanted to work with the new Happy You stamp set.

I love to use the large flowers from the Mixed Bunch stamp set. While they all have the same shape, their designs are totally different. But I rarely use the centers of the flowers. Until today, that is.

Today, I’m showing just a piece of a card. This was made using the new Bright Blossoms stamp set from the 2012-20123 Catalog. Isn’t it fun? To see the whole card, you need to subscribe to my newsletter. Sign up today!

My Bright Blossoms smile today! Isn’t this a happy card? In spite of the serious color combination, I think it has a happy, light-hearted look. That’s definitely a result of the fun flower shapes!

This is almost my last chance to work with Concord Crush and Pear Pizzazz, a really great color combination.

I make most of my cards for other women. As a result, I design few masculine cards. This card, with a technique using the Stamp-A-Ma-Jig and the Lovely as a Tree stamp set, resulted in a great masculine birthday card.