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Today’s post is here to show you the final card I made for my online class last month featuring the Ornate Garden Suite. This suite is available now as an early release from the upcoming 2020-2021 Annual Catalog (which goes live on June 3). You can check out the first card here and the second card here. This card features the Ornate Borders Dies and the Ornate Garden
Today, I am sharing the second card I made for my online class featuring the Ornate Garden Suite. This suite is available now as an early release from the upcoming 2020-2021 Annual Catalog. You can check out the first card here and the third card here. This card shows off the Ornate Floral 3D Embossing Folder for the main layer. A small strip from a
A few weeks ago I hosted an online class over on my Facebook page showcasing the early release of the Ornate Garden Suite. During the class I shared how to make three different cards using different elements of the suite. Here is a look at the first card (see the second card here and the third card here). This card uses the Ornate Garden Specialty
Whenever I get a new Stampin’ Up! catalog I always write up a wish list of all the new goodies I want to get. The Easter Promise stamp set was at the top of my list for the January-June 2020 Mini Catalog. I used this stamp set to make the beautiful Easter card below. Instructions To make the card base, cut a piece of Purple
Last week I hosted a free online class in my Get Making Community Facebook group. The class featured the special limited time Share What You Love Bundles. One of the things I posted about was using the Stampin’ Blends with the product suite. Today, I want to share with you the fun coloring technique from that class, plus a card that is part of my
Last month my sister and her boyfriend celebrated their birthdays. I thought it would be fitting to make them “his and hers” birthday cards. The Picture Perfect Party Suite of products made for some fun and quick cards for them. I am excited that the Picture Perfect Birthday stamp set is carrying over to the upcoming Annual Catalog, but sad that the fun papers will
I’m back with more Paper Pumpkin cards to share, this time from the February kit, Wildflower Wishes. This was a fun kit to play with and I still have plenty of pieces left over to make some other items. Check out the cards below. These first three cards show the intended cards per the kit instructions. They were fairly quick and easy to put together.
One of the things I look forward to each month is getting my Paper Pumpkin box in the mail. I love getting the little box filled with a new project to work on. The best part is the freedom you have with the kit. You can make the intended project using the instructions included or mix things up and make something completely different (or a
If you follow me on Pinterest (@mackenziemakes) you may have seen a stack of cards I made last month for our team swap featuring products from the Occasions catalog and Sale-A-Bration (SAB) brochure. I sent my 26 cards in and got 26 different cards back in return. And, they are all beautiful! Today, I am sharing my card and how to make it using the
I have been sharing One Sheet Wonder templates this month to show off some of the Designer Series Paper (DSP) packs included in the DSP Sale going on until October 31st – Buy 3 packs and get 1 FREE. This week’s template was used to make a stack of 16 Christmas cards using a sheet from the Be Merry DSP. This pack of papers is
