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Crafty friends Jennifer McGuire and Seeka are here in town visiting! What does that mean? Live crafting! We challenged each other to pick one color and one product, and then we created a card together. Enjoy the video! (Wondering what I used in this video? Everything is linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at ...

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This was a fun card to make, really! Decided to try this technique by Jennifer McGuire. I learn so much from her posts, and there's almost always a video which I appreciate because there are wonderful tips included. I must tell you that I am blending challenged. This technique is forgiving, with the metallic powder over the ink. I didn't have Perfect Pearls so I used some Pearl Ex that I had. Just learned the difference between the two, and Perfect Pearls are now on my wishlist! This card is…

Today, Jennifer and I shared eight fun techniques featuring embossing folders! Grab you favorites and try them all! We also introduced a new series called Ta...

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I used the new Simon Says Stamp Outline Clustered Leaves die and the Clustered Leaves die, to make a rainbow leafed thank you card... I die cut the outline and then a whole leaf die cut. I adhered them together, then went to town, die cutting the colored leaves. I used the Sunny Studio rainbow stripes paper(LOVE this paper!!), LOVE how many wonderful colors are in this pack, being intentional about the direction of the stripes for each leaf. I adhered the leaves to the two die cuts already…

Jennifer McGuire recently shared a technique using 3D embossing folders and a sanding block that she called Embossing Folder Pop. Taking away color with the sanding block lets the embossed images pop and appear to have highlights. I remembered that I had some Stampin' Up sanding blocks so I inked a panel and ran it through Altenew's Beautiful Bergenia embossing folder. Then I started lightly sanding the raised areas on the panel. Either my sanding block is too old, or my hand is too heavy…

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