This first week at home was rough. We are still able to go to grocery stores, pharmacies and such, but it seems that soon will end too....

I don't know about you, but I can tell you this new found "downtime" has its pros and some cons. Although, I can be a homebody, most of...

I can't believe it's already December. And for card makers, hopefully you've got a leg up on those holiday cards. If not, here's a...

Happy World Card Making Day! For all those that love to make cards and those that appreciate hand made cards... today is a special day! ...

Today, we are doing a Growing in Unity Blog Hop and I am excited to share this technique with you! This past week I attended a...

Today is my last post for my week on Growing in Unity. It's been so great hearing from all of you and I'm so happy to have been able to...

Hi everyone! Today I'm sharing a little idea I had using 4" x 4" canvas boards I purchased at Michael's. This little idea came from...

Unity Stamp Co. recently issued a blog challenge asking you to use their background stamps or to make your own background using one of there stamps. I pulled the April 2017 Kit of the Month (a subscription pack) and was inspired to make not so "cute" valentine type card using this technique. I started with Ranger Letter It Grey Cardstock. I stamped the typed heart randomly, filling the entire background. I then used black soot Distress Ink to flick slight dust the edges an

This holiday season I wanted an angel stamp for cards. I'm not all that religious, but there is something comforting about the image of an angel. I searched around, but I didn't want anything too "cute." I found this beautiful stamp at Unity Stamp Co. called Maria Girl. If you don't know about Unity's Angie's Girls series, they are amazing. Although I didn't end up making holiday cards, I did make these two cards. Keep reading for more details. Each card is a little dif

Unity Stamp Company is one of my favorite stamp companies. I remember seeing a YouTube vide of one of their "Angie's Girls" and fell in love. I'm not sure if it was the detailed stamp or the coloring, but I knew I would need to order one, or two... okay, I'm so close to free shipping, what's a few more. Little did I know I was joining a whole other crafting community. The founders of Unity are amazingly strong women. Inspirational, to say the least. They have built such

Canvas art can be the perfect gift. As much as I love making cards, every once in a while, I need to try something different. With my first craft show right around the corner, I wanted to create something other than a card. I purchase a set of four 4x4 canvas boards (these do not have the hallow wooden mount). I decided to stamp an image and color it with copics. I've never tried this, but thought it would look really cool to make these into magnets. Step One: Using my Mi