Maymay Made It — Blessed Inside and Out

Hi Everyone Happy Wednesday To You! Are you ready for Spring? I was ready about two months ago :) Even though we live in Florida, it was a really cold winter here. So, today we are creating a fun and easy Spring card. I love the pink and green colors together! Here is what I used: Cardstock: Pink for card base: 8.5 x 5.5 (score at 4.25) Green: 1 at 4 x 5.25 and 1 at 3 x 4 White: 1 at 3.75 x 5 and 1 at 2.75 x 3.75 Wings Stamp Set Blessed Inside & Out Stamp Set...

Do you ever need a card just to say I am thinking of you or praying for you? One to let someone know you care? This card is just that. A quick card to add to your stash for those times when you want to send someone a special card. Maymay's sentiments are perfect for these types of cards. Join me as I show you how I created this elegant card (which has a surprise inside - a mini card)!   Supplies: Blessed Inside and Out Stamp Set Romance Collection Stories Kit Mini Envelope Punch Board Double Sided Tape  Measurements: ...

Pig In A Wagon by Crystal Cleveland   Here’s my design team project for the blog hop for national card making day.  This is A1 size card For the base 5x7 scored at 3-1/2 I  used Cajun Craze For the white card stock 4-3/4 x 3-1/4” Small Pieces of white card stock to stamp the pig and the wagon Distressed oxide inks   Broken China Twisted citron Peeled paint Vintage photo Fossilized amber Wild honey Cracked pistachio Spiced marmalade Fired brick     MaymayMadeIt stamp set:   Happy Fall Blessed Inside And Out Owlton and Owlivia Blessings Patina   Other materials...

           Today, I thought I would share with you a technique I have been playing with. And have fallen in love. I was looking at some pictures and Maymay's stamps popped into my head. Would it be possible to stamp on the glass of a frame and emboss it? So, I gave it a try. It took a bit to get it to come out how I like, and I admit I still have a ways to go with it. But overall I loved the effect. I used a few different stamp sets to share this technique...