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Card Making A-Z: Zentangle
One of my favourite reactions to handmade cards is, "Wait, you MADE this?!" 🧐 Especially when it features Zentangle or optical illusions! In this video, I’ll show you an easy yet stunning pattern, how to level it up, and turn it into a finished card. Get ready to wow your friends! 🥰
Printable Sentiments 3 - Happy Holidays!
Here is my third printable sentiments set. Ready for more easy, care free holiday card making! Enjoy❣️
Card Making Class - Bursting Brilliance
Bursting Brilliance is focused around pigment powders. There are many names for these out there, shimmer powders, explosion powders, pigment powders etc, but they all behave in similar ways, and in this class I show you as many ways to use these little sparkling bursts of fire as I can!
Card Making A-Z: Yellow (Single Layer Card Making)
Create stunning cards with just a single ink pad! Discover this versatile, quick, and modern design that’s perfect for bulk card making. Ideal for any occasion, this 15-minute project shows you don’t need endless supplies to make beautiful cards. Get inspired and join my next creative journey!
Card Making A-Z: Quick Cards
Short on time? ⏳ This video shares efficient ways to create beautiful cards fast, using Rub-Ons for instant color and texture. Perfect for last-minute crafting or squeezing in creativity on a busy day! 🎨
Card Making A-Z: Golden Elegance
Create a stunning white and gold card with this easy DIY tutorial! Whether you choose to craft from scratch or use pre-made elements, discover tips to ensure your golds match perfectly. Watch the video for your crafty inspiration!
Card Making A-Z: Artistic Angels
Create versatile and budget-friendly Christmas crafts with this Artistic Angel card and ornament. Perfect for family projects, using simple materials like copy paper, paint, and creativity! Celebrate the holidays without splurging. 🎄
Card Making A-Z: Embossing with Highlights
Unlock the magic of embossing folders! With a squishy mat and die cutting machine, highlight textures with ease. Perfect for any level of crafter. Watch the video for simple tips and tricks to take your embossing techniques even further!
Card Making A-Z: Vibrant Vases
Discover a stunning new card-making tutorial featuring vibrant paper piecing and easy-to-follow steps for creating a beautiful card front. Whether you're working with ink-blended or patterned card stock, this flexible tutorial is perfect for all levels of crafters.
Card Making A-Z: Sweetly Crafted
Learn how to create an easy and adorable sweet tooth-themed card with basic supplies! No special tools required—just card stock, circle dies, and scissors. Perfect for crafting with friends or family, this shaped card tutorial is fun, beginner-friendly, and great for unleashing your creativity!
Card Making A-Z: Using One Ink
A masterclass in how to create a beautifully simple card, using just one ink colour. This botanic themed card featuring a vibrant green Monstera leaf complete with ladybug, shows that sometimes simple "is the way", and less is more!
Card Making A-Z: Incredible Ink
When starting out card making, ink is one of the first things we think we should get. But there are many substitutes that you can use. That said, here is another fantastic way we can use those dye inks!
Card Making A-Z: Hand Drawn
Hand drawn cards by Natasha Foote. This one is back to basics with a stunning, beautiful, bright card we are making! And the best bit is the satisfaction and options that come with creating your own design!
Printable Sentiments 2
The second edition of my printable sentiments set. Ready for more easy, care free card making!
A-Z Card Making: Text-There is always another way
In this card making video, we are focusing on creating some gorgeous, stand out cards. I am going to use at least FIVE ALTERNATIVES, so that you can truly see, you don't have to have exactly what is on screen! There is always another way :)