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Alex Syberia Designs One-Year Anniversary Release Blog Hop | Giveaway | Over £800 ($1000) in prizes

By: Tiffany September 7, 2023September 6, 2023

birthday, encouragement, floral cards, friendshipalex syberia, die cutting, hot foil, ink blending, stencil, watercolor58 Comments

Hey friends I’m so excited to be joining the Alex Syberia design team and guests to celebrate their one year anniversary! I have always been a big fan of Alex Syberia Designs so I am grateful to be celebrating their success! ASD is having a huge blog hop and other events in the next week so make sure to follow along for all the details. Today, I’m sharing two cards made using the same stenciled panel.

August Release! – MFT Stamps

By: Tiffany August 15, 2023August 14, 2023

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The MFT Stamps August release is live in the shop! f you’re in the shopping (or in the window shopping mood), please head over to the MFT shop to see what’s new. Today’s card features a brand new set that is beautiful in its simplicity.

Holiday Trio – Ellen Hutson

By: Tiffany August 25, 2022August 25, 2022

design team creation, holiday, seasonal, wintercopics, die cutting, ellen hutson, glimmer foil, hot foil, patterned paper, stamping2 Comments

Today, I’m sharing a trio of holiday cards + a bonus tag I made mixing some new and previously released products from Ellen Hutson. These are clean and simple so easy to reproduce and duplicate. Hooray to slowly building up my holiday card stash!

Alcohol Ink Background Technique: 2 Colorways – Ellen Hutson

By: Tiffany May 23, 2022May 21, 2022

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May is National Strawberry Month so I wanted to use some common strawberry colors (pink, red, and green) as my color palette. Alcohol inks pack such a beautiful punch of color so I decided to share how I make my “signature” alcohol ink background.