It’s time for Creating Coast to Coast with Karen Hallam, in California and myself here in Pennsylvania. This month our creative adventure starts here in PA, where I chose our direction. Given the holidays are quickly approaching, our theme this month is “gift giving”. So a holiday gift card holder seemed like a good idea. I really enjoy creating unique ways to give either money or gift cards. Today’s card was especially fun to create.…
I noticed an arched window die online recently and was half tempted to purchase it until I realized I could easily re-create the window using SU’s Everyday Arches, so that’s what I did! I began with a card base of Early Espresso card stock and added brick patterned paper from my stash. To create the window, I cut an arch from Early Espresso and then cut the next smallest arch using a patterned from SU’s…
When I checked out the Tic Tac Toe challenge board this week, there were so many great elements to work with. This made it a little difficult to choose my direction. But after pulling out all my holiday products last week, I decided to create with some long neglected products to create a few holiday gift tags. So I started off with these four, featuring Spellbinders Snowman Die from a few years back. Next I…
What in the world is a “vertizontal” card!? Have you ever heard that word? Is it really even a word? Well, today’s card should clear up all those questions. Once again, I’m joining in Jeanie’s Mystery Monday challenge and once again, she came up with this unique fun fold. So let’s get to the card… My card features the Jolly Delivery stamp set along with the North Pole Delivery Designer Series Paper. Head over to…
