Hello friends! Today’s project is all about sending a little happiness through the mail. This cheerful bird is tucked away among pretty blooms, framed by a soft, graceful arch. For this card, I’ve brought together three of the Spellbinders May 2026 Clubs: the Large Die of the Month, the Embossing Folder of the Month, and … Continue reading A Let’s See Where This Goes Card: Spellbinders May 2026 Clubs
Hello, crafty cardmaking friends! I’ve been spending some time with the Spellbinders Summertime Collection by Lisa Horton, I love the calming color that yellow brings and wanted a card that could be an everyday, just because card. It has such a peaceful energy. For this design, we’re keeping things dainty and love filled. I used … Continue reading Cardmaking in 5 Easy Steps – Spellbinders Summertime Collection #2
Hello, crafty cardmaking friends! We all have those moments where we wish we could hit the "undo" button. While I can’t offer a time machine, I can help you make a "So Very Sorry" card that’s as sweet as a sincere apology. Today, I’m playing with some lovely pieces from the Spellbinders Summertime Collection by … Continue reading Cardmaking in 5 Easy Steps – Spellbinders Summertime Collection
Hello friends! May is here, and things are getting fizzy! It’s officially a new month, which means I get to reveal my latest crafty projects featuring the Spellbinders May 2026 Clubs. Consider this your warning: I'm just getting started, so expect me back here in a few days with another card. Today, we’re creating a refreshing … Continue reading A Summer Hello Card: Spellbinders May 2026 Clubs
Hello, wonderful cardmaking friends! Bringing a little extra sunshine to the blog today with a project that’s really close to my heart. I’m diving into the Retro Suitcase and Sentiments set from the Spellbinders We All Have Baggage collection—and honestly, the name says it all. With April being Mental Health Awareness Month, it felt like the perfect … Continue reading Retro Suitcase – Spellbinders We All Have Baggage Collection
Hello, wonderful cardmaking friends! There is a unique healing power in working with our hands. Today’s project features the Awareness Ribbon and Sentiments Stamp and Die set from Spellbinders’ We All Have Baggage collection—a release that feels incredibly personal. April is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to bring the things we often carry in silence into the light. … Continue reading Ribbon Awareness – Spellbinders We All Have Baggage Collection
Hello Everyone! Happy Monday to you! Sending a Little Wiggle and a Big Smile! There is something so special about a card that surprises you the moment you pull it out of the envelope. Today, I’m playing with the darling critters from the Spellbinders Summer Camp collection by Allison Frazier. While these little friends are sweet enough … Continue reading Spellbinders – Summer Camp Collection Inspiration and Tutorial
Cardmaking in 5 Easy Steps - April 17, 2026 - Cards & Coffee Time I’m so happy with how this little five-step project turned out! 🌸 It’s just a simple encouragement card, but it feels playful yet serious. What I like to call a lifter-upper:) I used a stencil for the background, but you can … Continue reading Cardmaking In 5 Easy Steps – Alex Syberia Magical Fuchsia
Cardmaking in 5 Easy Steps - April 11, 2026 - Cards & Coffee Time I’m officially head-over-heels for this five-step wonder! It’s just a simple "just a note" card, but it feels so special and we did it in 5 easy steps. Patterned paper makes for beautiful cards and makes them faster. I’ve been tucking … Continue reading Cardmaking In 5 Easy Steps – Spellbinders Poppy Song
Cardmaking in 5 Easy Steps - April 07, 2026 - Cards & Coffee Time I put together two cards that really let the patterned paper take the lead—both following a simple, 5-step process with the same layout. The Simple Stories Simple Vintage Lavender Fields 6x8 Paper Pad has such a beautiful weight and design that I kept … Continue reading Cardmaking In 5 Easy Steps – Simple Stories Simple Vintage Lavender Fields
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