Today, I'm sharing 18 quick and easy ideas for refreshing your crafty stash without spending a cent!
I think that one of the best parts of cardmaking is that we can customize our creations for the occasion and the recipient.
Yesterday, my son finished his Commercial Pilot's License and we're so happy for him! This is the completion of a big step towards his goal of becoming an airline pilot.
I used a plane die from MFT, big Congrats from Crafty Meraki, and a stamped sentiment from Ellen Hutson.
Today my video combines two of my favourite things - LIMES and rainbows!
I've been invited to celebrate with Erica and Maria as part of a video hop so be sure to watch how I was inspired by each of them and how I used two of my favourite direct-to-paper ink techniques.
Then hop and comment for a chance to win! (details below)
Hop Details:
Comments must be left (on YouTube, not here) by June 23rd at 11:59 PM Pacific time. Winners will be announced on June 25th on both Erica’s and Maria’s YouTube channels.
This is not the greatest year for graduating, due to cancellation of proms, parties, photos and ceremonies, but both my kids have achieved milestones this year (Kate has finished high school and Struan is finished Uni)!
At least making their cards was efficient! lol! I used the same design, changed up for school colours, and I used a really easy hack that my friend Kathya showed in a video.
For the blue numbers and stripes (and purple too), I started with white cardstock, pressed Catherine Pooler ink onto it (Suede Shoes and Grape Crush) and spritzed it with Avery Elle Shimmer spray.
Then I grabbed my packing tape and taped it over top. And made my own 'glossy' cardstock. Or maybe you want to call it 'faux' embossing, using the tape instead of heat embossing with clear embossing powder.
Whatever you call it, the results are easy, quick and SHINY!
My number dies are retired (Parker from Memory Box) but I've listed a few others below.

