A Blog Called Wanda

Summer Vibes Beach Cards with Rubbernecker!

Hi friends!! Hope your week is going great so far!! Another warm week here in Sacramento. I love the nice weather but I'm really hoping for a little more rain before Spring ends! We had beautiful rain on Monday! And we've already mowed the lawn a few times! On to today's post... A couple of weeks ago we went to the Scrapbook Expo and it was so fun. Super fun to be out and about at a crafting event! There weren't really too many booths - I think everyone was just coming out of Covid hibernation. I'm hopeful there will be more booths at the shows later in the year... However, the largest booth was the amazing Rubbernecker Stamps booth. It had SO many products and SO many dies and SO many samples! I was inspired to say the least. I got a huge haul of goodies and I was so excited to create! I'll be posting my projects in the coming weeks and I get around to using everything. I have been a fan of Rubbernecker for the entire 28 years I've been stamping. I have lots of their old stamps! Back in the day they used to sell unmounted red rubber at the stamp shows and we would all stand around the bin with a mirror to try to see what the image was!! (Anyone else remember doing that??!) I was very impressed (pun intended) and their FRESH look and fun products. 

My first two cards with my new supplies have totally rad Summer surfing vibes! These cards were really fun to create. All the different dies are the right scale for perfect mixing and matching. And there are even tiny seagulls! Love. My first card for today was inspired by Miami Beach. Have you ever been there? One of the cool things is that all the lifeguard stations are painted differently with themes and colors. As you walk along the beach it's fun to check them all out. You can see some of them in THIS OLD POST from my blog! 

The finished card is a 5"x5" square card. I used several of the dies to create a beach day out theme!! Cheerful umbrellas and cool waves...what I'm longing for right now! My card base is white, then some yellow stripes, then a frame for my scene. All the supplies are listed at the bottom of my post. 

 

Here's a side view to see all the different layers. My sandy beach, the waves, the lifeguard tower.... So fun. The sentiment is from a discontinued Avery Elle stamp set and I thought it was perfect!

 

I die cut out all the pieces from Bazzill Smooth Cardstock. I splattered and inked and used a white gel pen to add all the finishing touches. The background is clouds!! I used a small piece of vellum to make the lifeguard tower window. Those fun seagulls have just a swipe of C1 Copic Marker to add some shading.

 

Here's a close up of my paper layers and also the sun dies...

 

I love these beach umbrellas... You can make them in so many different color combos!! I love crisp red and white.

 

Here's a close up of the Lifeguard Tower dies! The sentiment was heat embossed with white embossing powder onto a black banner. Everything is popped up on the card with foam squares. Don't you wish you were here right now??!! I do!!

 

My next card is a sweet surfer beach van! My finished card is an A2 aqua card base. I layered white cardstock and then a white frame to create my scene. My beach van is in my favorite color, and I embellished it with some cute flowers and a surfboard! These are all my favorite Summer colors. I love those palm trees swaying by the sea.

 

There are a lot of pieces to making the van, and there is a guide sheet graphic on their website to show you where each piece goes. LOVE it when companies do that. Also, on unique thing about Rubbernecker is that their die sets are all on one sheet of metal....so you never lose a tiny die!!!! (I lose them all the time!) 

 

I used two shades of green cardstock to make the palm tree leaves and layered them all together.

 

The van even has little pieces for the mirror and the air vents. SO detailed and realistic. I die cut a little surfboard and decorated it too!

 

 

 

Let's go surfing!! 

 

The sentiment is from a cute set from Pretty Pink Posh! I die cut a circle frame out of the top layer and popped it up on foam tape, It's hard to see, but I also stenciled some pretty puffy clouds at the top of the base layer. 

 

Here's a pic of my favorite stamp set I got!!! I absolutely go crazy for anything crafty themed!!!

 

Guess what?? Rubbernecker is having a sale today!!! Everything is 20% off through today only - so if you have your eye on something, now's the time! Use Code Flash20! Yay!

 

That's it for today! Hope the rest of your week goes great. I'm ready for Summer Vacation! LOLZ! Thanks for stopping by today!

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Antique Window project with Iron Orchid Designs!

Hi everyone! Happy Sunday! I have a super fun project to share today - and it's not a card! Or even paper! I took a fun workshop last weekend at a local store and made a very cool antique window covered with floral transfers! This was my first in person craft class in more than two years. It was SOOOO nice to take a class and make something with other people. It made my soul happy - see the giant smile on my face?! I signed up for this class two months ago and literally I was waiting every day for it to be time!! The other ladies in class were very fun and nice and the teacher/owner was excellent! 

Have you heard of Iron Orchid Designs? It's a company run by two sisters and they make paint transfers, rub on transfers, molds and stamps - for making vintage furniture and home decor projects. The cool thing is - they are local here to us! They are very talented and their vision is amazing. I have tons of their products - and I really just need more time to make stuff! Here is the Iron Orchid Website - you are going to drool over the photos!! There is a store locator on the site also. I'm lucky that I have two retailers within about five miles of me!! (take my money....)

The project for our workshop was to use the transfers and place them onto antique windows. The owner/teacher searches out all these beautiful old windows and saves them for classes. So each person in class had a totally different window. I happened to get there first, so I got first dibs on my window. I chose this old, chippy, white, crackly window!! Some windows were brown, or more vertical, or less aged. But they were all gorgeous. Here's me - in the store - right after finishing.....

 

I took some more pictures once I got home, so my body isn't blocking the design. Whew, I was so glad it made it home safely. The glass is super old and fragile. Isn't this so beautiful????

 

Here is my window BEFORE! 

 

We all took our windows outside and 'washed' them with degreaser and clean water. 

 

Then we used rubbing alcohol to make sure the class was squeaky clean and ready for the transfers.

 

This photo is when I was laying out my design placement. You can see the giant transfer came in four sections. I had to trim off about three inches all the way around. We got to choose what design we wanted. So it was fun to see different designs on the other windows. I was smitten with that big sunflower and that cute little birdie. 

 

One section down!!!

 

And all the sections done! It took quite a while actually - to make sure every last little detail was transferred.

 

 

 

Here's another photo of my window out in our front yard. See how big my hydrangeas are already?? I can't wait for them to flower!! Initially I was going to hang my window in my craft room... But once I got it home it was too big. So now I'm going to put it in our master bedroom over my makeup table. We're going to put in a shelf that I can place it on and then maybe add some candles or a vase or some knick knacks?? It's VERY heavy so we have to find just the right shelf. This project makes me ridiculously happy!!!

 

The Treasured Home is the name of my local store and it's so pretty! I love taking pictures of paint brushes and art supplies....

 

And check out this cool mobile made from paint brushes!!!

 

This was the store sample for the workshop. This design is so gorgeous also! It was really kinda hard to choose which design. Guess I'll have to make another one!!

Thanks for popping in today! I hope you have a peaceful and lovely Sunday! I'll be back soon with some more projects. XOXO

 

TGIF - The Greetery Inspiration Friday - Happy Easter!

Hi sweet and lovely crafty friends! Happy Friday! And, it's a great Friday because I'm on The Greetery Blog with a project! TGIF = The Greetery Inspiration Friday! I am sharing an Easter card. It's only three weeks until Easter and I'm loving making all these pretty Easter projects. Easter is my favorite holiday for many reasons... I love the spiritual significance as a Christian, first and foremost. I love Springtime as the world awakens from Winter and the flowers bloom again. And I love Easter decorations and Easter candy!! Crafting for Easter comes easy to me and using beautiful supplies from The Greetery is basically a crafting dream!!

Today my card uses the beautiful Cathedral Die along with the Botanicuts Lily Dies and the Easter word die... I created a classic Easter vibe with a church window and gorgeous Stargazer Lilies. My finished card is an A2 card base made from my favorite woodgrain cardstock. My supplies are listed at the bottom of my post!

 

I started by die cutting the cathedral die from Woodgrain cardstock. I backed the cathedral die with vellum and then put bright yellow cardstock underneath to create a lit from within look! I die cut the Easter word twice from gold cardstock and glued them together for a thicker sentiment. I die cut out all the Lily pieces and leaves pieces from Bristol Cardstock. I used Bristol because the ink blends so smoothly on it and it's nice and thick for making flowers and leaves. I used the leaves from the Lily set and also the Palm dies set. 

 

Here is a close up of the spray of lilies. I made two large lilies and one small lily flower. I die cut the pieces and then used small blender brushes to blend Distress ink from the center out. Then I used a Copic Marker to add the more vivid streaks. I splattered on some ink too. I colored the stamen pieces with Copic Markers. The leaves were colored using blender brushes and Distress Inks.

 

Here's a close up of the leaves and the flowers.

 

I love using the clear enamel dots to mimic water on fresh flowers! It's hard to see in the photos, but I splattered on some gold paint to the window - subtle, but it really looks pretty in person!

 

 

 

 

Okay, that's it for me today! Go out and have an awesome weekend my friends! XOXO

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Happiness is Fresh Flowers - on a cute market cart!

Hi friends! We made it half way through the week already! Hope your week is going well! It's hot hot hot here - in the 80's this week! And, I'm feeling Spring and Summer vibes! I'm excited for my Bible Study group tonight. It's been a great series and I'm sad there are only two weeks left! We have been reading a great book by Rebekah Lyons and then doing small group discussions. I've made some new friends, and it generally just feels good to be amongst a group of people again with no masks! I've been busy in the craft room catching up on all the new things that have hit my desk in the past couple of weeks and I'm looking forward to sharing all that with you! 

Today I'm sharing a card I made with the new release from Honey Bee Stamps! I used the Market Cart Builder and the new Farm Fresh add-ons to make a happy cart full of sunflowers! I've seen some beautiful cards made with these dies, and I wanted to make it my own design. So I decided to go with all sunflowers and a crisp black and white awning! So fresh and cheerful! Supplies are listed at the bottom of my post!

My finished card is an A2 kraft card base, layered with yellow gingham and then white. I used grass and fence dies to create the background for that sweet cart. I love it! I love the sentiments too - this would be a great card to bring along with a big bouquet of sunflowers to brighten someone's day!! 

 

To make the awning, I die cut the awning pieces twice - from black and white paper. I used my small detail scissors to trim the black pieces and then glued them onto the white piece. You can make any color stripes!! I stamped the sentiment and then die cut it out with the matching die.

 

I die cut out a whole bunch of pots, leaves and flowers pieces to assemble. I used Copic Markers to add some shading and then my white splatters too! I used all kinds of cardstocks....silver and gray for the wheel, woodgrain for the cart, gingham for the banner.... So many ways to customize it!

 

I used three pots of sunflowers on the actual cart, and then one on the ground next to it. I kind of like that it's all one type of flower...

 

This little sign is entirely too adorable!!

 

I had one little tiny sunflower left over, so I tucked it there behind the sentiment.

 

 

That's it for today!! I'll be back on Friday with an Easter card made with supplies from The Greetery! Hope to see you then! XOXO

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Pretty Pink Posh - Hoppy Easter Card!

Hey friends! We made it to Friday! Yay! It has been a crazy and crafty week around here! Thanks for stopping by each day to see all the good new stuff. I have loved sharing all my projects with you! I have one more post before I take a blogging break for a few days... One more card made with the new Pretty Pink Posh Release! There was a big Instagram Hop for PPP this week, and I wanted to also share this project here on my blog. It's a Hoppy Easter card! Full of bunnies, chicks, carrots and butterflies! I used lots of Copic coloring and Distress Oxide Ink Blending....and loads of Easter colors. Let's go!

My finished card is an A2 white card base. I layered green gingham, more white, and then my ink blended panel. The card features the new Easter Wreath set and the new Hoppy Easter Die....

 

What is more Easter than a cute bunny and his chick sidekick? 

 

I stamped and die cut out the Easter Wreath, the extra images and the bunny and chick. I colored everything with Copic Markers and then added white gel pen accents.

 

I attached the wreath to the card using foam tape to make it pop off the page. I glued the script words over the opening of the wreath. I ink blended the bottom panel with green at the bottom and blue at the top to mimic the sky and grass. I used Citron Distress Oxide Ink and Tumbled Glass Oxide Ink and my trusty blender brushes.

 

Here's a close up of the wreath images! I used the brand new Limeade Flatback Pearls as accents.

 

 

 

Here's a close up of my paper layers!

That's it for this week!! If you're on Instagram, make sure to head over there to participate in the Instagram Hop and enter to win some prizes! I hope you had a good week and that you have a nice weekend in store. I'm taking a fun craft class today! In person! I signed up for it a long time ago and I'm so happy it's finally here! Yeah! I'll post about it on my Instagram Stories later today! XOXO

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The Greetery New Release Day! Yippee!

 

Hi crafty friends! One last reminder! It's The Greetery Release Day! 

THE GREETERY NEW RELEASE IS FOR SALE

THURSDAY, MARCH 17TH AT 10AM EST!

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I am always incredibly grateful when you use my shopping links! It helps me out so much more than you know! Have fun shopping and creating with your new goodies! It's been my pleasure to share with you this week! XO

 

The Greetery - Breath of Spring New Release - Day 2!

 

---->  NOTE: I HAVE TWO BLOG POSTS TODAY! FOR THE PRETTY PINK POSH BLOG HOP POST CLICK HERE! THANK YOU!

Hi friends! Welcome to Day Two of ideas, projects and product reveals for the gorgeous new "Breath of Spring" release from The Greetery! What did you think of yesterday?? Do you have a favorite item yet? The other designers are blowing me away with their cards!! I have three cards to show you today! I am SO excited! Today is day two, the final day, of reveals. All of the new items will be available for shopping tomorrow, Thursday March 17th at 10am EST! Start making your list! 

First up today is a French Vintage inspired card featuring the brand new Botanicuts-Crocus Dies, and lots of other Greetery goodies! The finished card is an A2 kraft card base, layered with purple gingham and cream cardstock. This card is definitely a 'more is more' card and it brought me a lot of joy to sit and create it! I was inspired by a French country market, where you can gather up a bouquet of flowers (fleurs) in brown paper wrapping and smile on down the street! 

 

Here is a close up of the pretty new Crocus dies! My favorite Crocus color is violet/purple/dark blue. In fact, we have some popping out in our front yard right now! It was very easy to assemble these florals, and Betsy will include a guide in the package to help you. I used purple and lavender cardstock and used Distress Inks around the edges of the petals for a bit more detail and dimension. If you look closely, you can see the Botanicuts-Carrots carrot tops as filler greenery. 

 

I went really vintage with this card. The flower wrap die is a discontinued die from another company, but I think you could craft one by folding a square of cardstock!! I inked and splattered and stamped the wrap part. 

 

Here's another close up of the Crocus and greenery. I generously splattered on some white paint as well. The "Fresh Picked" words are from the Mason Jar set from The Greetery!

 

I used the beautiful Bold Alphabet Dies to die cut the French word for Flowers! I die cut the Spring Word Die in a pretty olive green.

 

In this photo you can see my paper layers and my stamping layers. I die cut a little tag for the flowers and tied it with natural twine. One little heart does the trick! I inked the edges of the tag with Distress Ink.

 

My next card features the whimsical and wonderful Curio Spring elements! Oh man. LOVE LOVE LOVE these! A little snail, a fern, a bird nest....all so pretty! My finished card is an A2 Woodgrain card base, layered with white and then inked all up in shades of Spring green and sky blue. I used the Curio II dies to make my card grid. Instead of using the frame from the Curio set, I used the other pieces to create my own grid! I wanted each item to have it's own little area.

 

The bird nest has three little eggs that fit inside!! The nest is two layered pieces. The leaves are separate and the eggs are separate so it's easy to die cut everything out!! 

 

The butterfly is from the Summer Curio set! I chose to used just two main colors to make my card. I inked each small square with Distress inks, just at the top. I die cut everything from colored cardstock and then used Distress Inks and Copic Markers over the cardstock to add emphasis. 

 

I glued on the big Spring word die! I added white and clear droplets to look like Spring morning dew. 

 

 

 

 

 

And my final card for today features the brand new Botanicuts-Pussy Willows and the new Amen Dies! A big burst of yellow! I always love to craft with yellow in the Spring time! My finished card is an A2 kraft card base, layered with gingham and yellow cardstock. My big circle element and the Pussy Willows are cream cardstock. The Amen and Alleluia stamp set has smaller accompanying sentiments so my card says "can I get an...AMEN!" 

 

 

Here's a close up of the beautiful Amen word die...I layered dark brown paper and vellum.... Love. I die cut the Fit to be Tied bow die in yellow and inked over it with Copics in a darker yellow shade. 

 

Here's a close up of the Botanicuts-Pussy Willow dies. I used green, kraft and cream paper and then added accents with Copic Markers. These are such a great addition to the floral Botanicuts series!

 

 

 

 

Okay, friends, that's it for day two! I have thoroughly enjoyed showing you all the new goodies! I would LOVE to know what your favorite thing is?!! Remember the new release is live for sale tomorrow - Thursday March 17th at 10am EST!

As usual, Betsy will generously be giving away two $50 gift certificates for the blog hop. The winners will be selected from comments left on all the blog posts! Good Luck!! 

CLICK HERE TO SHOP THE GREETERY STORE!

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DESIGN TEAM INSPIRATION FOR TODAY!

 Wanda

Angelica

Norine

Dawn

 Laurie

Dana

 Kelly

Pretty Pink Posh Spring 2022 New Release Blog Hop! Pretty Butterflies!

 

----> NOTE: I HAVE TWO BLOG POSTS TODAY! FOR THE GREETERY DAY TWO NEW RELEASE PROJECTS, CLICK HERE! THANK YOU!

Hi Crafty Pals! Welcome to the awesome and fabulous Pretty Pink Posh New Release Blog Hop! Yeah! Today, we're all featuring stamps, dies and stencils from the beautiful Spring 2022 release. Lots of happy things to play with and inspire you! All the details about prizes, and the list of crafters, are at the bottom of my post so be sure to read all the way through! If you're new to my blog today - welcome! Nice to see you!

My card for the hop is featuring three new products - new Butterfly Stencils, A Butterfly Shaker Die and the Smile Word Die. I went with a butterfly theme and some of my favorite colors! My finished card is a 5" x 5" square card - you know, to give that butterfly room to fly around and to showcase the stencils! 

 

 

I started by creating my pretty shaker element using the new Butterfly Shaker Die in a medium aqua/teal color. I filled it with teal and yellow gems, sequins and beads. The shaker element is the star of the show here!

 

I stenciled the background using new stencils and pretty inks with my blender brushes. I splattered the entire panel with white ink also. I added more gems to the front of the card to tie it in to the shaker element.

 

For the sentiment I stacked three 'smile' die cuts in black and affixed them to the card over a vellum circle. I like a pop of rich black against all the other bright colors. Makes the sentiment stand out!

 

Shake it up!!! 

Thank you so much for spending part of your day here with me as part of this fun blog hop! All the new stamps and dies are available now for shopping!

PRIZE ALERT!!!  There are THREE $25 gift certificates up for grabs (one winner each day). Winners will be picked randomly along the blog hop comments from all the stops on the hop! Comments must be left by 11:59 PM PST on 3/20/2022. Winners will be announced on the PPP blog next week. Good Luck!

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BLOG HOP LINEUP FOR TODAY!!

Pretty Pink Posh blog
Mindy Eggen
Wanda Guess
Melody Rupple
Raquel Arribas
Yoonsun Hur
Tammy Stark

The Greetery - Breath of Spring New Release - Day 1!

Hey, hey, HEY!! It's an exciting day! Today, the team is kicking off a brand new, beautiful release from The Greetery! The new release is called "Breath of Spring" and it surely is a breath of fresh air! Florals and bunnies and Spring icons, and more florals! It's all so very very pretty! I can't wait to share my projects with you! Today and tomorrow are project and product reveals, and then the release will go live for shopping on Thursday March 17th at 10am EST. I am quite sure you're gonna like it! Are you excited for Spring? I am!

Today I have two cards to show you and they are very different! One is a bold and bright floral and the other is a sweet pastel scene. Something for everyone I think!

My first card features the brand new Print Shop Spring Mix Stamp/Stencil/Die combo! The florals fill the front of an A2 card perfectly and you can make your florals any color combination. My inspiration for my card was Rifle Paper Co - so I went with bold colors (Distress Inks) and a dark black background. Oh, and pops of gold too. My finished card is an A2 white card base, layered in black, and then the floral. I used vellum and gold embossing for the sentiment. 

 

Here's a close up of the new floral. It's a set of stencils - super easy to use!! I added Copic Marker accents over the stamping and I also splattered the entire thing with gold paint. I used black enamel dots for some of the flower centers.

 

I heat embossed the pretty sentiment onto a vellum strip and wrapped it around the layers. 

 

I love these colors all together. Truly like a big burst of SPRING time!

 

Next up is a sweet sweet little bun bun holding an umbrella from the Spring showers! This card features the new Springtime Stamp Set and Dies. This stamp set pairs perfectly with the previously release hourglass dies!!! I chose to use the elements without the hourglass. My finished card is an A2 white card base, then a bit of gingham, then some blue and more white. 

 

The sentiments in the new stamp set fit onto the Christmas Time Banners - so you can use them to stamp and die cut them out as I did here. The umbrella is two step stamping - so easy.

 

That little bunny is just too cute. This stamp set would be perfect for baby shower invites, Easter, or Springtime!! 

 

I used a cloud stencil, Distress Ink, and blender brushes to ink a few clouds over the umbrella. The raindrops are stamps that are part of the new set. 

Okay, friends, that's it for day one! We will be back tomorrow with more inspiration and more new items!! Can't wait to share more with you. And remember the new release is live for sale on Thursday March 17th at 10am EST.

As usual, Betsy will generously be giving away two $50 gift certificates for the blog hop. The winners will be selected from comments left on all the blog posts! Good Luck!! 

CLICK HERE TO SHOP THE GREETERY STORE!

 

CLICK HERE or on the graphic below to see the supply list for these cards! (Affiliate Links Used)

DESIGN TEAM INSPIRATION FOR TODAY!

 Wanda

 Angelica

 Norine

 Dawn

 Laurie

 Dana

 Kelly

Doodlebug Cute & Crafty Pop Up Card!

Hello there my cute and crafty friends! Happy Monday! How are you??? I haven't been blogging that much lately, but this week there is going to be A LOT of content! I can't wait to share all of the things I've been making behind the scenes! This week's blog posts have Doodlebug (today), Pretty Pink Posh new release, and The Greetery new release! I hope you'll have fun joining me here all week as we celebrate Spring crafting and lots of color! 

I went through a pretty 'dry' period creatively lately, and I have had to learn over the years to just ride it out and not force anything creatively. It never works. In the meantime I have taken three part time jobs! Gosh I've been so busy and it's been wonderful to be out of the house. I also started a new Bible Study at church on Wednesdays that has been really good for my soul. The topic is on point for me! I am so happy that my creative mojo is now flowing again and the projects I have for this week are all ones I Iike a lot. Hope you've been doing great and I hope the renewal of Spring is making you joyful! Sending you a big crafty hug from my craft room to yours!

Today I want to share a fun pop-up card made with the Doodlebug Cute & Crafty Collection! It's my day up on the Doodlebug Blog too!  I just absolutely love this happy collection full of artsy, crafty things! And the rainbow colors make the collection just that much more fun. Pencils, Markers, Paints and more.... I used lots of elements from the Cute & Crafty Collection to make my super crafty pop up card! The pop up die is from Lawn Fawn (Supplies listed at the bottom of my post!) Let's Craft! This card would be perfect to send to your crafty friends!

 

Here's a side view so you can see all those cute art supplies inside! I added white gel pen accents to all the embellishment pieces and also added some tiny hearts and gems. I used stickers, sprinkles, and cardstock pieces!! 

 

Here is the front flap of the pop up card!! Live. Love. Create! 

 

I can't wait until we can all craft together in person again! Soon I think! 

 

The right side panel has this adorable ink pad and smiling stamp!

 

And the left flap has some sweet scissors and washi tape!

 

The box was made from a set of Pop Up Box Die cuts! It's soooo easy to make. I used Doodlebug 12x12 Gingham Paper to make my box. It folds flat like this for mailing - and fits into an A2 envelope! Genius right?? I added a pretty rainbow heart to the front. I will tie it with some twine to make it more festive.

 

 

 

Here's the top down view. To make the box, it's two die cut pieces that adhere together. Then you die cut three inside pieces to attach your design elements to. Pencils, Markers, Paints....

 

Here is my matching envelope! I decorated it with stickers and hearts. Then I went back and used my white gel pen to add some dots to it. This makes me ridiculously happy!!

Okay, that's it for today!! I'll be back almost every day this week! Hope you'll join me for the fun and creativity! Have a wonderful week, everyone! 

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Easter Tumblers and Tags!