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Welcome Back to the craft room my friends! Today’s Flashback Friday is a Recessed Image card made in 2012. Let’s get right into it shall we? Recessed Image Card I’ve always thought framed cards were so pretty, and so difficult to get “just right”. Tonight, I wanted to try one though. The new video, Recessed…
Good morning and welcome back to Flashback Friday! Today we are looking at Another Spotlight card technique. Compared to my previous Flashback Friday Spotlight Card post, this is doing it the hard way for sure!! Let’s dive right in and check it out. Spotlight – Another Way There is nothing like getting a great idea…
Good morning my friends and welcome back to the craft room! Today we are going to be playing with the newest Distress Ink – Lost Shadow. I don’t often purchase the new colors when they come out, but this is such a perfect gray that I just had to have it. So, right away I…
Hello my friends and Welcome back to the craft room! In today’s adventure we will be coloring with Copic Markers on Kraft card! Last Sunday I shared an I Love You card where I used Copics markers on gray card. I had so much fun with that technique I decided to keep playing. The Flowers…
Hello my friends and welcome back to the craft room! Today I am sharing a technique I recently ran across on YouTube; Copic coloring on gray card. The very talented Therese from Lost In Paper shared this tutorial on YouTube: Yes! I Colored with Alcohol Markers on Dark Gray Cardstock! I was so intrigued I…
This card began back in August of 2021 during a 30 Day Color Challenge hosted by Kathy Racoosin from The Daily Marker. I started by stamping the beautiful Statement Flowers by AlteNew onto a piece of 110lb Recollections card. Because I was going to color with Copic markers, I used my amalgam ink by GinaK….
I look forward to the first of every month when the new Sheetload of Cards sketch comes out! Once I found the Call Me Crafty Al YouTube channel I was Hooked! This particular sketch came out in April of 2022. With only 4 sheets of 6×6 pattern paper you are able to make 8 mini…