Let It Snow! Make n’ Take Fun with Therm O Web

December 10, 2016 by FaveCrafts

On December 8th, we had the lovely opportunity to learn how to make a foiled card with Dawn from Therm O Web! If you’re not sure you’ve heard of Therm O Web, you’re probably familiar with their Deco Foil sheets (among other adhesive products)! We had a wonderful time playing with this Deco Foil on our cards.

Dawn brought a lovely package of materials for us to do our make and take, and the card was so fun and easy to put together. See that circle with “Let it snow” written on it? That was printed with a laser printer, and laser ink works with Deco Foil. Note: you must use laser ink. Foils do not work with an inkjet printer.

Behold! All you need to adhere the foil to the ink is a laminator machine. Run it through…

It came out perfectly!

You can also stick the foil to glue from Therm O Web’s Deco Foil adhesive pens. We drew stars and snowflakes inside the cards, added the foil, and boom:

Easy as pie! Using the adhesive pens and bits of foil is such a great way to add a bit of interest to any blank spot on a card, scrapbook layout, or any paper craft.

Die cutting the circles gave us, of course, perfect circles, and also added some lovely layers to our card.

Here is what some of our staff had to say:

I sent this card to my friend, and she was shocked that I made it myself. This card was easy to make, yet it looked like it was made by a professional. -Beth Ann Morely, Editor
“I’m not the craftiest person, but using the Therm O Web products to create such a beautiful seasonal card was easy! I love the way the finished product looks. The different colors and textures make the card unique and unlike anything you’d see in a greeting card store. The hardest part of the process was deciding who would be the lucky recipient of such a stunning handmade card!” – Kathryn Abrams, Editor
“I love the look of homemade cards, but I hadn’t done much paper crafting before. It was great to learn a new skill while trying out Therm O Web’s products. I especially liked using the Deco Foil – it made the cards look so festive and fun. Plus, I got to take home a beautiful holiday card at the end!” – Natalie Taylor, Editor
“It was so much fun having Therm O Web in the office. Not only was the card that we made beautiful, it was surprisingly easy to create! Even some of our editors with minimal craft experience created something truly stunning. As a company, we welcome any opportunity to step away from our computers for an hour or two and explore our creative side as a group. It’s an added bonus when we get to play around with the products that we write about on a daily basis, and get to know the faces behind the names of our company contacts!” – Jenny Benoit, Managing Editor

Clearly we had a great time!

Want to make your own lovely card using pretty foils? Check out some of our favorite Therm O Web tutorials below:

Mixed Media Wintry Card

Winter Snowflake Home Decor

Rustic Glamour DIY Wall Art

Love Life DIY Pallet Craft

Foil Monogram Notebook

What new project will you add foil to?

How to Watercolor Roses

August 15, 2016 by FaveCrafts

Learning how to watercolor is one of the most requested crafting techniques when it comes to the FaveCrafts audience. This charming and trendy painting technique is a stunning way to add subtle color to your DIY projects and home. The tutorial below shows you how to paint watercolor roses for a paper craft project, but you could easily use the steps to create wall art, handmade cards and more.

Today’s project is brought to you by the upcoming collection of international projects, Around the World with 80 Artistss. This collection of projects is designed to highlight the diversity and ingenuity of crafters and artists across the word. Look out below for our interview with the author and project champion, Mahe Zehra Husain of the Creative Art Academy.

Click here to read out interview with the author of this collection.

How to Paint Watercolor Roses

I want to share a fun, quick Watercolor Technique with you on how to create cute, playful Roses in no time – even without any or very little watercolor skills. I love this Technique not only because it’s quick & easy, but also because those Roses are so versatile in using them – you can use it to create quick, fun Cards with your Watercolor Roses, but also use them to embellish your Scrapbook Layouts or to add some fun Accents to your Mixed Media Projects or Art journal Pages etc.

Materials:
• Watercolors of your choice
• Round tip brush
• Heavyweight Watercolor Paper
• Scissors
• Glue / 3D Adhesive Pads
• Cardstock for the Card / a Paper Gift bag (or something else you’d like to add your flowers to)
• Stamps to add sentiments

Instructions

Decide a color for your Rose Blossom (I go with a shade of red here). Create a nice, watery mix of your color, load your round tip brush with it and you’re good to start.
We’re working our way outwards starting in the center of the blossom. Start with two little half-circle shapes.
Then add two larger half-circle shapes around the center. That’s the way we’re going to build up our rose / the rose petals. Make sure to take advantage of the brush tip and vary the pressure of the brush to create variation in the thickness of the lines as you go – this creates a natural petal-look.
The white space in between the individual brushstrokes / petals is very important, so make sure to keep this white space. Keep on adding those lines / brushstrokes working your way outwards.
Also, play with the amount of color pigment & water as you go to create variation in the color intensity. If you want to go a little fancy you can even use a second or third color and slightly add it to the still wet first color – let the colors blend into each other for a really cool look.
Once you’re happy with the result, add some green leaves. I would suggest mixing some green from your watercolor palette with some yellow for a very natural looking shade of green with a little variation in the color.
Keep those leaves very simple as well – just start right underneath the blossom with a very basic leaf-shape.
Add a little stem if you like and a second leaf – that’s all it takes.
Create several roses – play with different sizes, vary the brushstrokes, play with different colors. Also, paint some simple single green leaves. Then cut them out – leaving a small white border around the design.
Stamp a sentiment with your favorite stamps (or create your own using Alphabet Stamps). Cut this out as well.
Now you’re ready to apply your watercolor images to your project. I adhere them to a plain white card here and to a cute little paper gift bag. Be creative – you can embellish so many things and project with these flowers – your scrapbook pages, your Art Journal pages, some hand lettered projects, a cute little canvas or a picture frame!
To add dimension and interest to your project use 3D foam pads / 3D gluedots. Layer the different blossoms and leaves to create cute little bouquets.
You can give it a little more of an artistic look by adding some small paint splatters. Choose a black color or a dark brown for some contrast or just a color that is matching your blossoms. Load your brush with a watery mix of your watercolor and slightly tap the brush with your finger to add some small paint splatters to your project. (this takes a little bit of practice – so you might want to get used to it on a piece of scrap-paper first before using this technique on your finished project).
And you’re done!

About the Artist
My name is Andrea Gomoll, I’m a fulltime Mixed Media Artist from Berlin, Germany.
Being creative with Paints, Inks, Pens, Markers etc. is essential for me – it helps me through the rough days and makes good days even better. That’s why I love Art journaling & Mixed Media Art so much – there are no rules and you can fully enjoy the process and see where it takes you. On my Website / Blog you can follow my creative journey, but you can also purchase prints of my artwork and stamps with my designs. I’m also teaching (online) classes for Mixed Media Art, Art Journaling, Whimsical Painting, Watercolor Sketchbooks etc. I just love to inspire and share my passion for Art with others – with YOU!

What is your favorite accent to add to handmade cards?

Iris Paper Folded Christmas Tree Handmade Card

October 21, 2015 by Vicki O'Dell

I love Iris Paper Folding! It is fun and relaxing, plus it’s a great way to use up leftover scrapbooking paper. This Christmas tree pattern is easy if you have not tried Iris Paper Folding before. You can create a couple of styles with all of the same pattern/color of paper in one area or alternate them to create another look for your handmade card. If you’re looking for fun paper crafts for the holidays, then a beautiful handmade card is a great option!

Iris Paper Folded Christmas Tree Handmade Card

Supplies:

Cutting mat
Craft knife
Tape
Double sided tape
Ruler
Cardstock for face of card
Iris pattern printed out on lightweight cardstock
Blank card
3 Coordinating scrapbook papers
Bone Folder

Directions:

Print the iris pattern on lightweight cardstock or copy paper and cut it out as shown with scissors or craft knife. A ruler helps with the straight edges.

Tape the cut out pattern onto the back of the colored piece of cardstock. Using the craft knife, cut the center out of the cardstock as shown.

Tape the pattern to the cutting mat.

Tape the cut colored cardstock , face down, to the mat with the pattern in the center of the cutout as shown.

Cut 2 or 3 strips of each pattern of scrapbooking paper into 1 1/2 inch strips and fold in half lengthwise. Use a bone folder to get a sharp crease.

Begin at the #1 position and cover that portion of the pattern with paper.

Tape along the outside of the pattern where the paper will overlap to adhere the folded paper to the back side of the colored cardstock.

NOTE: The folded side of the scrapbook paper always faces the center of the pattern.

NOTE: You can cut or tear the strips of paper to the correct length. Whichever works best for you.

Cover the #2 position with the next color of scrapbook paper.

Continue until all of the numbers are covered by taping the strips of paper to one another and to the outside edge of the pattern.

Fill in the center with scrapbook paper or a bit of the cardstock.

Tape around the edge of the cardstock and center it in the middle of a blank card face. Press well to adhere.

What’s your favorite Christmas tree decoration?

Glam Up Your Handmade Greeting Cards with Decorative Trims

August 31, 2015 by Lisa Fulmer

I love using a set of coordinated papers to make handmade greeting cards. Everything works together beautifully, from the darks to the lights to the pretty patterns. Adding a touch of bling certainly adds extra interest to the flat cardstock, but I want to add even more personality and dimension to my DIY cards.

Ribbons and washi tape are lovely, but what I really love using are decorative trims – the kind for sewing! Decorative trims come in so many different designs and they really make your homemade cards pop with frolic and fun!

Glam Up Your Handmade Greeting Cards with Decorative Trims

Supplies:

White lacy embroidered trim
Blue folded card – 5” x 7”
Pale background cardstock panel – 4.5” x 6.5”
Patterned cardstock panel – 4” x 5”
Markers – pink, yellow, blue
Scotch tape
Paper adhesive
Clear gel glue
Self-adhesive rhinestones

1. Color a 6.5″ length of white embroidered trim with markers – just tap the color on without rubbing the delicate threads too much.

2. Ink the edges of the background panel with a marker. I really like how each layer of cardstock stands out when you ink the edges.

3. Slice the patterned panel into 4 strips (even or varied widths) and ink the edges. Glue them like windowpanes (with space in-between) to the background panel, working from the outside in toward the center for even spacing.

4. Use clear gel glue to adhere the trim to the front of the card panel. Dab a bit of glue along the edges to prevent unraveling.

5. Adhere the embellished panel to the folded card, add a few rhinestones in the flowers and you’re done!

What do you use to embellish your handmade cards?

Global Gala: 14 Around the World Crafts

July 16, 2014 by FaveCrafts

From the Winter Olympics to the FIFA World Cup, 2014 has been filled with opportunities to celebrate diversity and learn about other cultures. Learning about different countries and their unique customs is a great way to grow a better understanding of those around us.

Of course, nothing beats traveling the globe and experiencing these cultures firsthand, but if you can’t travel, you can make those faraway places feel closer to home. These around the world crafts from FaveCrafts and AllFreeHolidayCrafts will help you realize that it really is a small world after all (sorry, I couldn’t help it!). Here are a few crafts inspired by continents like Africa and Asia, and countries like France and Mexico.

African Crafts for Kids and Adults

African culture is nothing short of beautiful, and best of all, Africa was where humankind first began. Africa is a collection of unique countries known for their beautiful beads, quilts, and pins. Africans love art, music, and the natural world around them.

Beautiful Paper Beads: These beads are a great way to use up old magazines and protect our planet.
Family Love Quilt: This quilt pattern uses a central panel featuring a touching family scene.
Africa Themed Card Set: An African set of unique stamps creates a collection of beautiful stamped cards.

Asian Design Ideas

The countries that make up Asia are as vast and beautiful as the continent itself. Asian cultures value wisdom, hard work, and a bit of imagination, which makes this continent the perfect place to find craft inspiration.

Asian Inspired Baby Jacket: Put those knitting needles to use with this free baby knitting pattern!
Asiatic Lily Flower: For a colorful crochet project create this flower.
Asian Inspired Embossing Board Card: This card has the perfect flair for a unique greeting or theme party invitation.
Out of Asia: Creating this Asian-inspired necklace is easy with plastic and wire mesh.

Mexican Crafts for Kids and Adults

There’s no place in the world quite like the country of Mexico. From its beautiful holidays like Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) to its fascinating Aztec origins, Mexico is a great place to find inspiration.

How to Make a Day of the Dead Shrine: Learning how to make a shrine for Dia de los Muertos can be a positive experience for remembering the deceased.
Day of the Dead Decorative Skull: This paper mache skull is fun to make, and you will have a great experience as you adorn your skull with colored beads.
Day of the Dead Skull Door Decoration: No matter the occasion, this lovely tribute to Dia de los Muertos will look amazing on your door.
Aztec Gold and Blue Planter: Tribal patterns are all the rage right now, and with summer in full swing, this planter couldn’t be any better.

French Themed Crafts

It’s no surprise that people flock to France every year for inspiration, whether it be romantic, artistic, or culinary. These French-inspired crafts are all three!

Must-Make French Chair: Learn how to paint a chair the French way – with lots of style and plenty of flair.
Pretty Paper Pomanders: Always a classic wedding decoration, the name pomander actually comes from the French for a ball of perfume.
Strawberry Macaron Flower Pops: If you want an adorable baby shower recipe that doubles as a decoration, make these macaroon pops.

A little bit of craftiness can go a long way – even to the other side of the world!

Which country would you most like to visit and why?

Dog Days of Summer: Dog Themed Papercrafting Inspiration

July 15, 2014 by AllFreePaperCrafts

This post is brought to you by Martha Bonneau from Panda Eight.

July 3rd through August 11th brings us what is known as the “Dog Days of Summer”. We see the warmest temperatures of the year as Sirius, the Dog Star, rises and sets with the sun each day. When you say “Dog Days of Summer,” I think of heat, heat and more heat! The air conditioning is running constantly and I am looking for ways to cool down. What better way to beat the heat than to stay in and do a little papercrafting inspired by the namesake of the Dog Days, man’s (and woman’s!) best friend: your family dog.

Dog Themed Papercrafting Inspiration

Dog Scraps

If you are like me, your pet is a part of your family and you want to include them in your memory keeping. Here are ideas on how to incorporate them into your scrapbook layouts and pocket page projects.

Layouts by Melissa

Rosie Layout

A Day in the Life of a Dog Projects

Pocket Page Inspiration

Pocket Page Printable

Card Making Ideas for the Dogs

Every dog has its day and its card, so find handcrafted card inspiration for ruff days and happy ones too. These cards are perfect for your pet-loving friends and family.

DIY Doggie Décor

Make room over your mantel because with these easy-to-follow papercrafting tutorials, you will be able to create home décor projects that are individualized with your pet’s portrait.

Pop Art Pet Portrait

Dog Silhouette

A Pack of Printables

Check out these free printable straw tags and cupcake toppers for the party animals! Wrapping paper, note cards, and wall art as well as paper crafting projects featuring several breeds are included in the links below. Homemade papercrafting has never been easier!

Let’s Paw-ty Straw Toppers

For The Love of Dogs Print Set

Must Love Dogs Printable Art & Labels

Tramp The Dog Paper Toy

Are you a cat or a dog person?

The Best Blogger Crafts: You Are Amazing Greeting Card

April 23, 2014 by FaveCrafts

This month we’re celebrating our bloggers and their creativity. In January 2014 at CHA, bloggers gathered at our CHA Networking Event to meet companies and to work more with us here FaveCrafts. After getting a bunch of crafty swag from the event, they set out to make projects out of the materials they were given. We’re featuring these projects all month with giveaways so you can make your own versions of their wonderful crafts.

You Are Amazing Greeting Card

Tell someone just how much you care in the prettiest way possible. Be sure to send a You Are Amazing Greeting Card to show someone your appreciation and gratitude. Handmade thank you card ideas can help you leave a lasting impression. Using dies and scrapbook paper, you can construct a one-of-a-kind care that looks amazing. You can also add your own message on the inside – be sure to include a thoughtful personalized sentiment.

You can find this project, as well as many other fabulous blogger projects, in our new eBook, The Best Blogger Craft Ideas 2014: Decoupage, Sewing, Jewelry Making, and More free eBook. Download your own free copy today!

Enter to win today’s prize

Today’s prize is a variety of Sizzix products. Included in the prize is:

Stephanie Barnard Framelits Triple Fancy Frame Flip-its
Stephanie Barnard Framelits Dies
Movers & Shapers Rectangle Flip-its
Tote Bag

Be sure to check out these other best blogger craft projects that use Sizzix products!

In order to win today’s prize, all you need to do is:

Like the AllFreePaperCrafts Facebook page here, AND
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Leave a comment on this blog post below telling us:

What is your favorite type of card to make?

Thank you all for participating in yesterday’s giveaway! Congratulations to Michele C. who answered “I am new to paper crafting. I made my sister a 60th birthday card. It was amateurish but I liked it. I purchased a Sizzix Texture Boutique but haven’t used it yet. It would be nice to win this giveaway so I can explore this craft further. Thanks for the chance!!!” We hope this prize inspires you to create some amazing paper crafts!

To see the current giveaway, please check our giveaway schedule.

Enter to win our Super Spectacular Grand Prize Giveaway! Filled with more than $500.00 worth of amazing prizes from 15 companies, this is the ultimate way to get crafting this month! The deadline to enter is April 25, 2014 at 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern time.

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Winner will be announced here on the blog tomorrow as well as contacted by the email address provided.
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Fanning Flames Handmade Card: National Craft Month Project & Giveaway

March 19, 2014 by FaveCrafts

Today’s day 13 in our month long National Craft Month Giveaway. Come visit our blog every day to enter to win a different prize of the day. Find the contest rules and enter below.

Fanning Flames Handmade Card

Today’s featured project is from Ecstasy Crafts. If you’re looking to add a little flair to your homemade cards, then you must take a look at this Fanning Flames Handmade Card. With the bright red accent pieces and intricate design, it’s the perfect way to give your cards a little drama.

This pattern is included in the 18 Projects Every Crafter Wants free eBook. Celebrate National Craft Month with us by crafting the great
projects in this free downloadable eBook written just for you!

Enter to Win Today’s Prize

Today’s prize is from Ecstasy Crafts. This Prize Pack consists of an assortment of 3D Decoupage sheets that includes everything to complete 12 Decoupage cards, 2 Dies to use in any of the popular die-cutting machines, and a Designable Embossing Folder that embosses as well as cuts creating beautiful deep impressions.

In order to win today’s prize, all you need to do is:

Like the AllFreePaperCrafts Facebook page here, AND
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Have you used chalkboard paint in your craft projects? Or do you prefer more traditional paper crafting techniques?

Don’t miss your chance to stock up your craft stash and win more than $2,000 in crafty prizes! There’s something for everyone in this epic craft giveaway…trust us, you don’t want to miss this one! You can enter to win this awesome assortment of prizes once a day throughout the month of March.

OFFICIAL RULES FOR DAILY CONTEST

There is a maximum of one entry per person. The entry will be based upon a comment left on this blog post. Duplicate comments will be deleted and are not tallied.
You must “like” both the AllFreePaperCrafts Facebook and the Ecstasy Crafts Facebook pages to be eligible.
Winner will be selected at random from the comments on this blog post below.
Winner will be announced here on the blog tomorrow as well as contacted by the email address provided.
You have until tonight, March 19th, 2014 at 11:59p EST to leave your comment on this post. Comments posted after that will not be counted.
Contest open to anyone 18+ in US and/or Canada.

National Handwriting Day: Free Handwriting Fonts for Your DIY Wedding

January 23, 2014 by AllFreeDIYWeddings

January 23 is National Handwriting Day, and to celebrate we’ve gathered the cutest free handwriting fonts from around the Web. These amazing fonts are perfect for any DIY wedding stationery you can dream up. Whether you are crafting your save the dates or printing out your thank you notes, these free wedding fonts are all to die for. The thing I love most about free handwriting fonts is that they give the classic charm of a handwritten note without the hassle of aching hands. If you’ve ever tried to send out a massive amount of invites or cards, you know what I mean. Plus, I have the worst handwriting in the world. I love that these fonts give me a chance to fake it. Luckily for you, we have compiled this awesome list of National Handwriting Day: Free Handwriting Fonts for Your DIY Wedding that you can use to fake it too.

All of these fonts are easily downloaded to your computer. Check out this awesome tutorial on how to download, and use these free wedding fonts. So, pick out your favorite fonts and get started on crafting those adorable DIY wedding invitations, brides. If you’re feeling really adventurous, consider using multiple fonts in multiple colors on your wedding stationery. You could attempt to recreate these free wedding fonts while scrawling your own invitations, as well.

Free Handwriting Fonts

Listed in order:
1. Always Forever by Brittney Murphy Design
2. A Gentle Touch by By the Butterfly
3. Bart Handschrift by Bart DeRuiter
4. Mary Ate A Little Lamb by Hanoded Photography
5. Anke Calligraphic FG by FontGrube AH
6. Surfboard by Des Gomez
7. Post-It Penscript by Drawperfect
8. Prophecy Script by Tension Type

Wonderful Wedding Fonts In Action

These gorgeous wedding invitations all feature fabulous handwriting and fonts. Consider using these ideas yourself or just using them for inspiration. If you’re like me and loathe your handwriting, you could craft a similar invite by using the above free handwriting fonts!eThese two went above and beyond with these adorable wedding invites. I love the cute hand-drawn map!

I just love the hand-drawn calligraphy on top of these map flowers. What a cute keepsake!

I love that this free wedding printable totally lets you skip handwriting your names over and over again. Plus, the key and crown motifs are so fancy.

The white handwriting on top of this little black envelope is so unique. If I found this in my mailbox, I would immediately open it.

Aren’t these RSVP cards just perfect? They were created with a free handwriting font, too.

This handwriting is impeccable. The art isn’t half bad either. Just kidding: it’s obviously brilliant.

Tiny envelope, adorable handwriting, and neat nature favors? Can I attend this wedding?

Bonus! If you are looking to learn calligraphy yourself, check out this Simple Calligraphy How To post.

Do you love or hate your own handwriting?

Pep Up Your Paper Crafting: Polymer Clay Ideas

January 7, 2014 by AllFreePaperCrafts

To celebrate the beginning of another year, make a resolution to master a new crafting technique. For some easy ways to jazz up your paper crafting, check out the polymer clay ideas on AllFreePaperCrafts. No matter what your skill level, you might be surprised to learn how many polymer clay craft ideas are out there. Clay comes in a ton of different colors and styles, so it can be used for almost anything, like borders for homemade cards, frames for photos, embellishments for gifts, and more. Here’s a small sample of polymer clay ideas that I’m especially psyched about this year.

Homemade Card Ideas

Polymer clay embellishments make homemade cards pop. The only limit on these 3D accents is your imagination. Geometric shapes, flowers, and animals are just a few examples of polymer clay craft ideas. Take a look at this gorgeous Crinkle Cutter Clay Tile Card. You’ll have fun marbling the clay and cutting out tiles for this handmade card.

Polymer Clay Craft Ideas

Clay is a great imitator. Because it comes in so many colors and styles, you can mimic almost any material using clay. Take these Rustic Numbered Tags, for instance. They may look like they’re made out of metal, but they’re really a combination of clay, paper, and Mod Podge. You can also keep those family treasures safe with one of our fun and functional polymer clay projects. Add paper and clay embellishments to this Family Secrets Recipe Box and Cards. It’s the perfect gift for the cook in your family.

Mixed Media Art

Don’t let the phrase “mixed media” scare you. After all, you’ve been playing with clay since kindergarten. Channel your inner grade school student with DIY wall décor projects that use paper and clay. House guests will be eager to know which brilliant artist created this Mixed Media Clay Canvas accent piece in your living room.

Still Not Sold? Enter to Win Free Polymer Clay and Craft Supplies!

Check out our review of the Spectacular Polyform Embellishment Collection, which includes clay, texture wheels, molds, cutters, and much more. Enter our giveaway for the chance to win this fabulous product.

What new project will you add foil to?

How to Paint Watercolor Roses

What is your favorite accent to add to handmade cards?

Iris Paper Folded Christmas Tree Handmade Card

What’s your favorite Christmas tree decoration?

Glam Up Your Handmade Greeting Cards with Decorative Trims

What do you use to embellish your handmade cards?

African Crafts for Kids and Adults

Asian Design Ideas

Mexican Crafts for Kids and Adults

French Themed Crafts

Which country would you most like to visit and why?

This post is brought to you by Martha Bonneau from Panda Eight.

Dog Themed Papercrafting Inspiration

Dog Scraps

Card Making Ideas for the Dogs

DIY Doggie Décor

A Pack of Printables

Are you a cat or a dog person?

You Are Amazing Greeting Card

Enter to win today’s prize

What is your favorite type of card to make?

Fanning Flames Handmade Card

Enter to Win Today’s Prize

Have you used chalkboard paint in your craft projects? Or do you prefer more traditional paper crafting techniques?

Free Handwriting Fonts

Wonderful Wedding Fonts In Action

Do you love or hate your own handwriting?

Homemade Card Ideas

Polymer Clay Craft Ideas

Mixed Media Art

Still Not Sold? Enter to Win Free Polymer Clay and Craft Supplies!

When was the last time you crafted with clay?

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