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March Release Blog Hop – Reverse Confetti

By: Tiffany March 8, 2022March 8, 2022

design team creation, floral cards, friendship, thank you4 Comments

Hey crafty friends! The new Reverse Confetti release is live and the design team and friends are sharing a bunch of amazing inspiration to get your creative juices flowing! This release is another great one with perfect products for spring, Easter, and Mother’s Day. Please be sure to check out the full hop list at…

Countdown Day 1: You’re Going Places! – MFT Stamps

By: Tiffany March 7, 2022March 6, 2022

critter cards, design team creation, encouragement, friendship, just becausecopics, die cutting, ink blending, my favorite things, watercolorLeave a Comment

Only 1 more sleep until the March release is live! Hope you’ve made your wish list. For the last countdown day, I’m sharing some inspiration using the Travel Buddies stamp set. I was struggling on a layout that I liked, but I am happy with how this turned out.

Countdown Day 2: Sunshine & Smiles – MFT Stamps

By: Tiffany March 6, 2022March 5, 2022

critter cards, design team creation, encouragement, friendship, hello, summercopics, die cutting, distress oxide, ink blending, my favorite things, patterned paper, stencil, watercolorLeave a Comment

Welcome back to another Countdown day until the new MFT release! It is day 2 and I am sharing a happy card I made using the Paradise Pals set mixed with some other previously released MFT products.

Countdown Day 3: Thinking of You – MFT Stamps

By: Tiffany March 5, 2022March 5, 2022

design team creation, encouragement, floral cards, love, sympathydie cutting, distress oxide, mixed media, my favorite things, patterned paperLeave a Comment

Countdown Day 3 is here! I’m featuring the Floral Whimsy set in a slimline design. I rarely make slimline cards these days so it was nice to do something a little different.

Love You Muchly – Ellen Hutson

By: Tiffany March 4, 2022March 4, 2022

design team creation, encouragement, floral cards, friendship, just because, lovedie cutting, ellen hutson, glimmer foil, ink smooshing, stamping, watercolor4 Comments

The first Ellen Hutson release of 2022 is live right now! I’m sharing how I made my IG hop card using the Berry Basket and Strawberry Fields stamp set.

Countdown Day 4: Rooting For You – MFT Stamps

By: Tiffany March 4, 2022March 4, 2022

critter cards, design team creation, encouragement, friendship, just becausecopics, die cutting, my favorite things, patterned paper, watercolor2 Comments

It’s day 4 of the countdown to the new MFT release! I used the new Blooming Friendship stamp set and it is so, so cute!

Countdown Day 5: Birthday Waves! – MFT Stamps

By: Tiffany March 3, 2022March 4, 2022

birthday, design team creation, friendshipalcohol ink, alpha dies, copics, die cutting, my favorite things, ocean, stampingLeave a Comment

elcome to the first day of the March release Countdown. Time flies I tell ya! Today, I am continuing my love of birthday cards and using an alcohol ink background I had in my stash.

Wednesday Sketch Challenge #583 – MFT Stamps

By: Tiffany March 2, 2022March 1, 2022

challenge, critter cards, design team creation, encouragement, friendship, lovecopics, die cutting, mixed media, my favorite things, stamping, watercolorLeave a Comment

I’m sharing some inspiration with this week’s MFT sketch challenge #583! I made a mixed media background with adorable, stamped images.

You Are the Best – Ellen Hutson

By: Tiffany February 23, 2022February 17, 2022

design team creation, encouragement, floral cards, friendship, just becausealtenew, Catherine Pooler inks, ellen hutson, floral, layered stamping, stamping, stitchingLeave a Comment

‘m back with more inspiration to share for National Embroidery Month. Now, I am #teamsplatter all the way. I love adding ink splatter of all colors to my card projects and the artsy, mixed media look it gives. But because I am encouraging you to try new things, I decided to as well! Instead of using white acrylic paint for splatters, I used white, metallic DMC thread. It is super simple.