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Hello! I have another swap card to show you today!  This card is absolutely adorable!  And uses one of the most popular hostess sets: This card is from Betty Button in Milton, VT.  Betty used the Love You Lots hostess set (which you can earn for FREE!--more on that in a minute), the fringe scissors, and the pop of pink designer washi and designer series paper! To earn this stampset for FREE (and trust me, it is an adorable set worth having), you can earn it in one of two ways.  First, you can hostess a private class or workshop...

Hello! Hostess sets are often looked over, and I even tend to miss them myself!  But this year, I couldn't resist bringing in the Love You Lots stampset.  It is so cute and easy to use! We did this card at the July card class, and it was based on a swap card I had received from Selene Kempton.  This was the swap card: It was a pretty fantastic card to begin with!  So I just wanted to make it my own, but I really loved the colours, so this is what I came up with: Other than changing the...

Hello! I have another swap card to show you today.  This card would be absolutely fantastic to mass produce (and it's so bright and cheerful!). This card is from Amy Combs in Simi Valley, CA.  It features the Pop of Pink washi tape, metallic foil doilies and sequins, gold thread, and the Pop of Paradise stampset.  Wouldn't it be a cute card to get in the mail? You can find the supplies for this card and more in my online store at www.lisahenderson.stampinup.net Enjoy!

Hello! 3d cards are not something that I do a lot of.  I need to more often, but usually I'm trying to meet a deadline, and a regular card fits my timeline best.  But for July's card class, I decided to do a teepee card after seeing this video: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/87468417742226539/.  Cool, right?  Add that to my recent obsession with the No Bones About It stampset, and this is what you get: How much fun would this have been to receive as a kid???  On the Have a Dino-rrific birthday side, I added the blank circles for writing the to and...

Hello! I have a really simple and easy card that we did at this months card class to show today.  I try to do a variety of different occasions at class, and being wedding season, I thought a Congratulations card might be a good one! And if you need multiples, this is an easy card for that!  Simply mount all three images onto one block (if using clearmount), stamp a few at a time, then emboss them and repeat until you have enough.  Then do your watercolouring one colour at a time! To add depth when watercolouring, simply add more...