Posted on 23rd January 2021 by Jane Taylor
Filed under Card Making Ideas
I love the combo of dark green with purple and created this Hello Gorgeous card to showcase the beautiful Papermill Direct forest green pearlised and dark violet card.
Posted on 18th January 2021 by Jane Taylor
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If you've ever fancied creating a tunnel card, but thought it was too tricky then why not try this faux version? And there's a bonus card made with the left over bits too.
Posted on 31st December 2020 by Jane Taylor
Filed under Card Making Ideas, New Year
Gold glitter against navy blue always looks spectacular! So how about this card to welcome in the New Year?
Posted on 29th December 2020 by Jane Taylor
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Papermill Direct has the most sparkly and fun speciality card that will really make your greeting cards shine out!
Posted on 3rd December 2020 by Jane Taylor
Filed under Card Making Ideas, Christmas cards
Slimline cards seem to be all the rage at the moment and I've created a really cute Christmas card in shades of maroon to share with you today.
Posted on 22nd November 2020 by Sylvia Ames
Filed under Card Making Ideas, Seasonal Crafts, Christmas Craft Ideas, Design Team
Silouette Store SVG cutting file by Lori Whitlock, individual cut out pieces put together with 3D sticky fixers.
Posted on 14th November 2020 by Jane Taylor
Filed under Card Making Ideas, Diwali
A couple of CAS and modern Diwali candle cards to share today.
Posted on 12th November 2020 by Alison Pendlebury-Brown
Filed under Card Making Ideas, All Papercraft Tutorials, Diwali, Festival
Here I create a beautiful card celebrating the Hindu Festival of Lights - Diwali.
Posted on 8th November 2020 by Alison Pendlebury-Brown
Filed under Card Making Ideas, All Papercraft Tutorials
Remembrance Sunday card with sentiment 'They gave their tomorrow, so we could our today"
Posted on 5th November 2020 by Jane Taylor
Filed under Card Making Ideas, Tealight Screen
Do you have those battery operated tea lights? Well how about creating a screen for them to shine through?
