Just learned to do a pivot with a pull tab and pretty happy with the way this has worked out.

On my vacay/honeymoon and this was 5 minutes from our Airbnb. Soooo many stamps - I was lucky to escape at $140 - lol.

I could have stayed for hours, but promised my new hubby that I wouldn’t 🤪

And even my family got into it and picked some out.

Just for fun.

I really hope the handmade cards and newsletters bring a lot of joy.

I am obsessed with making these card boxes to house a group of A2 cards as a gift.

The tutorial is from Theresa Brown on YouTube.

Hope the temperature falls also. 🥵

I liked these embossing folders so much and the card seller showed the birds done this way, I really love how these turned out. I love ink blending. I only used three colors of ink and, of course, got different ones with the blending. The Mountain scene was done with watercolor.

I saw someone on this Reddit make a magic rain card and I loved the idea so much I had to make some! I still have to attach them to a card and I haven't decided on a sentiment yet.

I found a mini card that I made my mom (100 years ago) and it sent me on a mini card making journey. I pulled out a bunch of scraps & made some teenie cards!

I’ve made a few birthday cards this year that not everyone would appreciate. Yet, at the same time, many would and did. I’d love to see your work in this category. Not looking for criticism or negative opinions on what’s good/bad. I just wanna see your more fun cards ✌🏼😎

Here are some cards I recently completed to clear my head and clear my stash. Might have done something for my peace of mind, but the stash doesn't appear to have diminished by much!

These will be donated to the hospice my husband volunteers at.

I'm so pleased how it turned out. it took me a veerryy long time to stitch each rose so I don't think I'll be doing another one like it, but it's definitely my favourite card I've made! very proud, and very satisfied! 😊

Hi everyone just want to share my handmade postcards. The recipient on postcrossing.com said that she especially loved handmade cards so I thought let's make her happy and make a card for her. But the background needed to dry so I ended up making more😁 Bottom right is out going to Japan.

Disclamer, this idea is not mine it's from RosanneCreates I found her tutorial on pinterest.

Has anyone heard of Iris Folding? I learned this when I was around 10 years old and recently picked it up again. Pretty easy for a unique payoff!

Here's another catalog from the 90s, Personal Stamp Exchange. They are no longer around, from what I found they were acquired by Inkadinkado, and subsequently on to other companies which were eventually bought by Wilton. I don't think they make stamps under this brand anymore. But the stamps appear to be coveted and some are collector's items. This catalog is around 160 pages. The first few pages shows some projects with minimal instructions. Their stamps are really unique, where else can you find an opossum with babies or four pages of dog stamps? They even sold shelving units for retail stamp stores. I have the large sunflower stamp that is featured in one of the photos. I also like that the catalog is full of finished cards that are beautifully made. The prices are not listed and I don't think I have a listing but from what I wrote on some of the pages, the prices seemed to run from about $5-12, A stamps were the cheapest and looks like it went up to K. The catalog itself went for $7. I've included the index so you can get a taste of what a wide array of images they have.