Yesterday I shared how to make a shadow box greeting card and I felt like I was on a roll so today I’m sharing another one, this time as a nautical card. I just love the depth of these projects – you can fit so much into your scene! I love how the layered waves …
Today I wanted to share something a little different from the scene cards I usually make – I took this a step up and want to show you how to make a shadow box greeting card. These incredibly dimensional cards are actually SO EASY to make using a simple shadow box card frame technique I …
I don’t know how many occasions call for cards with mother duck and ducklings as the theme other than Easter but man, was this one fun to make and it’s SO CUTE! And, like so many of my projects, they are easy to make. Yes, there are lots of little pieces but that’s what makes …
I love to create an ocean scene background to highlight interesting focal images like the bicycle and sea grass. The masking technique is fast and easy and yet creates depth in the background that draws the eye back into the scene. For this project I used the Rubbernecker Bicycle, Sea Grass, Deckle Hills, Small Birds …
The other day I shared this project and today I want to show you another fabulous “card starter” with the side step card base, also from The Paper Cut. Using precut card templates from card kits is a smart and easy way to create a dimensional card and give your inspiration a reality. For this …