Make Your Life Colourful

Hi everyone, today I would like to show you my inspiration for the Lindy’s Stamp Gang December Color Challenge mood board. It’s a combination of wintry blues and purple, which is a gorgeous combination to create a Christmas card with! Let’s get started:

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Hi everyone, today I’m on The Crafter’s Workshop blog with this set of metallic looking Christmas cards! They are easy to make, so if you are in need of some more cards to be sent out quickly then this is your project for today!

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Hi everyone, today I’m on The Crafter’s Workshop blog with a set of elegant Christmas cards. They are super-easy to make so you can make a bunch of them in one go, and still have some variation in them.

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Hi everyone, today I’m on The Crafter’s Workshop Blog with a fun and easy set of Christmas cards. I love it when my supplies are versatile and this gorgeous stencilled background is great to create fun bases for some Christmas cards (but can of course also be used for...

Hi everyone, today I’m on The Crafter’s Workshop Blog where I show you how you can create these fun masculine birthday cards using only a few supplies!

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The Crafter’s Workshop provided me with some product to create this project. The opini...

Hi everyone, I don’t know if you remember, but earlier this year I shared some cards created with a handmade Lindy’s and Salt background! Well, it turned out that some of these panels wanted to end as Christmas cards, but at that time it was to early in the year to sho...

Hi everyone, today I would like to show you a fun and easy masculine card project using the gorgeous Lindy’s Stamp Gang Squirts to colour both the image and the background with.

Step 1:

I’m going to create two cards, for each I use two of the images from the Lili of the...

Hi everyone, today I’m on The Crafter’s Workshop blog with two sets of cards that are really easy to make and don’t take a lot of time! You can use this style of cards for all sorts of occasions but today I’ll create two birthday cards and two Christmas cards. Let’s ge...

Hi everyone, today I would like to show you this boy birthday card for which I used a fun Lili of the Valley digital stamp that I coloured with the fabulous Spectrum Noir Colourblend coloured pencils.

I started my card by printing this LOTV “Superstriker” digital image...

Hi everyone, today I would like to show you this cute boy birthday card. I always find it harder to create cards for boys/men then for girls/women, but I also feel that by steering away from the flowers and bling section of my craft room it usually ends well!

So, to get...

Hi everyone, today I would like to show you a masculine set of cards created with the use of alcohol inks.

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I used a left over, half A4 size sheet of Yupo (which is a synthetic paper) to start my project off with. I also have some plastic shot glasses, a few pipet...

Hi everyone, today I would like to show you guys this quick card using the adorable Stampin‘Up “Postcard Pals“ stamp set.

When it’s not my day (you probably have them too!) then I like to colour with my Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers, because they are effortless in...

Hi everyone, today I’m on The Crafter’s Workshop blog with a fun card tutorial for which I used stencils in combination with alcohol inks.

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The Crafter’s Workshop provided me with some product to create this project. The opinions I share a...

Hi everyone, today I’m on The Crafter’s Workshop blog with a set of fun masculine cards with a stencilled and distress glazed background. I will show you exactly how you can create these cards for yourself and it’s really easy.

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Hi everyone, today I would like to show you guys this easy and quick masculine birthday card for which I used a gorgeous digital stamp by Mo’s Digital Pencil called “Wiz” (as a bonus it comes with three different sentiments)!

To get started I printed the wizard image as...