Pink Persimmon has a really cute line of ATC-sized stamps that look like vintage button cards. They’re great for ATCs, because those vintage cards are little works of art themselves, and it’s a lot of fun to try to recreate them. I stamped this one onto a sheet of gleaming white xpress-it blending card and colored it with Copics. Then …
I just received a full screen printing kit from Jacquard Products. Jacquard makes a ton of really awesome art products geared toward fabric artists. This is one of those times it pays to have friends in high places. One of my sorority sisters works for Jacquard, and she asked me if I’d demo their screen printing kits on the blog. …
It’s my little brother’s birthday today. He’s not the type to mind if I don’t send him a card, which is good because I didn’t make him one. Instead, I’m going to share my favorite picture of him with my little munchkin. Are you MELTING? I mean, seriously. Allie has four uncles, but Andy is bound and determined to be …
And a lot of nothing. That’s what I feel like I’ve gotten done today. I’ve made progress on a bunch of things, but haven’t actually finished any of what I started today. This was intentional, but it’s still mildly frustrating to look at the pile of work you’ve just done and see nothing but more work. What it means, though, …
So (sew?) We R Memory Keepers has this line of tools that allows you to add stitching to your cards and layouts. They’re kinda cool. They started with the Sew Easy, which is a handle with interchangeable rollers that pierced various stitch patterns into your paper. The idea was to pierce, then hand-sew through the holes. Great idea if you …
I think I mentioned recently that I finally found all the supplies I needed to create name letters for Allie’s nursery. I’m not sure if I updated with the part where all the pieces finally arrived. I love Hobby Lobby and all, but their shipping is not fast. Still, the final element arrived a little over a week ago. And …