I’d like to share the projects I made using this month’s Spellbinders Club Kits. I hope you enjoy these projects. I have YouTube tutorials for all of them, so feel free to click to watch if you’re curious how I made any particular project. If you are interested in any of the clubs, keep scrolling past the photo gallery for links to shop!… Read the rest
My card today will be focused on using the Gnome Add-on: Winter. This stamp and coordinating die (sold separately from the Sweet Kit) work beautifully with the previously released Build A Gnome stamp and coordinating die.
Today I’m sharing two desk calendars I made using the Photoplay – A Year With My Gnomies Calendar Kit that came in this quarter’s Paper Sweeties Kit. Using my WRMK Cinch and making my own desk calendar stand, these calendars are very sturdy and will definitely hold up well throughout the year.
This kit has TREMENDOUS craftibility. I made FIVE calendars using the Photoplay A Year With My Gnomies Calendar Kit and I still have leftover goodies to make more cards!
Today, I’m sharing how I decorated the 10×10 Wall Calendar that was included in this kit.
It’s Day 20 of the 25 Days of Christmas with Paper Sweeties!
I am in love with making full front shaker cards! I used some Sweet Minis to create that nice badge detail for the year. And the amazing flower sequins from Paper Sweeties are the perfect shaker fill.
It’s Day 19 of the 25 Days of Christmas with Paper Sweeties!
I was aiming to make an “ugly sweater” card, but my pattern paper is just too pretty, so we’ll just call it a Christmas sweater card. 🙂
Check out the video below to see how I made this card!
It’s Day 13 of the 25 Days of Christmas with Paper Sweeties!
Aren’t these kiddos adorable? They are from the Checklist Planner stamp set — currently 50% off! I love that you can write whatever you like in the signs they are holding.
Have you started on your holiday cards? Here’s a fun take on sending out a family portrait with our Madison, Jake and Sweeties Pets. If you have kiddos in your family, you can use the stamps from the Planner Series: Checklist; they are a tad small but they can definitely work.
Don’t feel like coloring your Sweeties Outfit? Just stamp onto pattern paper! These outfits are excellent scrap busters and pattern paper makes for beautiful fabric. 🙂 I even stamped the shoes onto some solid color cardstock. Paper pads are awesome for this because everything already coordinates!
Did you love playing with paper dolls as a kid? I didn’t get to have that experience as a kid so I’m making up for it now as an adult. LOL. 😁 I LOVE the Paper Sweeties Dolls and all their amazing Outfits and Friends.
