Starry Sky and Orchid Oasis combine on this card with the restful scene colored with Blends.
This card uses the Sweet Sorbet plaid pattern to create a near monochrome card.
This card has the Parakeet Party Green floral with the Starry Sky Stripe. Blends used to color include the Sweet Sorbet for her mug, Tahitian Tide for her socks, and Orchid Oasis for her pajama bottoms.
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So many windmills! I created several cards in this video using the Tulip Fields Bundle/Windmill Fields Dies. It is a fun set with tons of possibilities for color and design!
First I used many colors of red and pink with yellow for this fanciful landscape.
Then, I wanted to try a Delft Look, so I used Night of Navy and Pacific Point with the Butterflies and Flowers Decorative Masks.
For the card below, I took Shawna's good advice and used Post Its to block the ink as I masked some faux tile in each corner.
On this card I was trying for an edge of tile grout around the squares on the inside. It didn't quite work, but it still made a tolerable design, so I finished the card. :D
For this card, I used a different pattern and just added color to the bottom right portion of the card. I sponged/Blending Brushed the edge outside the mask to create a Navy edge.
This card uses the In Good Taste Designer Series Paper and Petal Pink to blend since the paper isn't perfectly white.
Finally, I did the first card again, but I only used shades of blue and added a die cut bicycle.
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I started with this Red Stamped Tulip and die cut the grid into the corner for interest. I decided that look might fit better with Die Cut Tulips, so I tried that next.
I think it does add more to the grid look for the tulips to be more textural. What do you think?
Then, I tried straight stamping with a yellow interior and black stamen which has a realistic quality to me.
Then, I used the die cuts to create pink tipped white tulips for this card.
I combined Petal Pink Tulips with the gorgeous Flowering Fields Designer Series Paper for this card.
On this final card, I used Polished Pink for bright, happy, and bold pink, die cut tulips.
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I was completely inspired for this card by a birthday card given to me by my friend, Shawna Maxwell.
Thank you Shawna! You can see her card in the short instructional video above. I thought this Fun Fold was perfect with this set, and I think you'll like it too!
I also used the flourish from the Eden's Garden bundle under the sentiment.
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The video above shows me making some of the Eden's Garden cards.
This card shows off the stamp as the focal point, and has a light spring-like look.
I think the Evergreen and Gold makes a Christmas-y look with this sentiment, and I love making an edge the star as it is on this card. The light green pattern is on the ~inside~ of the card.
This card's instructions aren't shown in the video because they were for a paid class, but I believe you could imagine how to do it pretty easily.
This card shows cutting the patterned paper with the die for a fresh look.
This is my favorite of the bunch. The die was cut in Basic White and colored with a Wink of Stella and inks from the Cherry Cobbler and Soft Succulent ink pads. SO simple, but so sparkly! The addition of a few of the gems really make the wreath pop.
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