Card making can be so easy when you are using pretty patterned paper! The colors are already chosen for you and the patterns add instant interest. The 2023-2024 Stampin’ Up! Annual Catalog has some beautiful designer series papers, shown in the video below, that...read more
Need to make a lot of cards fast? In this video, I’m going to show you how you can make 12 cards from 1 sheet of 12×12 patterned paper quickly! Cut patterned paper into 3×4 pieces Start by cutting your patterned paper into three 4″ strips and then cut...read more
Have you ever wondered what to do with a piece of patterned paper that has a split design? I mean the ones where there’s a pattern on both ends but one of them is upside down when the other end is right side up. In this super short video, I’m going to give you...read more
Want to give your patterned paper a new look? When I first learned the Faux Silk technique years ago, we stamped our images directly onto tissue paper, crumpled it up, and then glued it onto white card stock. The results were actually quite striking so you may want to...read more
Looking for a new way to use your patterned paper? Use it to make a card base and show off BOTH sides! Happiness Hues Paper: 5-1/2” x 8-1/2” That way your card is pretty on the outside… and the inside! Basic White: 3-3/4” x 5” Daffodil Delight: 3-7/8” x...read more
Today I have something fun and super easy to share with you… the Rip & Flip Technique! This technique is great for showing off BOTH sides of your double-sided patterned papers! You may have guessed from the name of this technique how it’s...read more
Hi I’m Jessica Taylor, your card making mentor! I love the instant gratification and sense of accomplishment I get when creating a card. It’s also a great way to brighten someone else’s day. Who doesn’t love to find a handmade card in their mailbox? Whether you’re just getting started making your own cards or you’ve been making them for years, I’m here to help and encourage you to make and send more cards.
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