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Wonder Woman! – Erin Lee Blog Hop & Giveaway

By: Tiffany January 20, 2021January 20, 2021

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I’m so honored and excited to guest design for Erin Lee Creative’s newest release available today in her shop! The release is full of amazing new stamps, dies, and holographic paper with a positive, empowering, girl power theme. Have a friend going through a tough time? Need to remind a loved one that he or she can do hard things? Love holographic paper? Then this release is for you!

Wreath of Joy – Reverse Confetti

By: Tiffany December 15, 2020

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I’m back with another holiday card idea. It’s my favorite time of year so the inspiration is flowing! This project uses the fun Wreath of Joy die from Reverse Confetti for a clean, but rustic holiday card.

Sweet Gardenia

By: Tiffany November 10, 2020November 13, 2020

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Have you tried digital stamps yet? They are easy to use and very versatile if you have access to a printer that can accommodate heavier weight paper. This card was my very first time using a digital or digi stamp, so I had no idea what to expect. As all good millennials do when we don’t know something, I scoured Google and YouTube. My basic steps for this card were pretty simple: 1. print, 2. foil, 3. color, & 4. assemble final card.

World Cardmaking Day! Pinkfresh Studio Challenge

By: Tiffany October 7, 2020October 26, 2020

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Welcome to my brand new blog! And Happy World Cardmaking Day! Thank you for bringing joy to so many with your handcrafted designs (this goes out to any crafter reading this post. Bringing light in the darkest of times is truly a gift).