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Send a Warm Hug with Autumn Sips

Sometimes a handmade card is the next best thing to a warm hug! Dana pairs a colorful autumn mug with delicate botanical sprigs and a softly blended background for a cheerful fall greeting.

Warm or Cool? Two Ways with Sweet Bloom

What happens when the same floral design is colored in two completely different moods? See how matching the floral and background colors in warm and cool palettes gives Sweet Bloom two distinct, co...

How to Create Depth with Layered Frames and Subtle Backgrounds

Discover how to create dimension and visual balance with small floral die cuts, layered frames, and subtle hot-foiled backgrounds in this Petite Florals cardmaking tutorial.

Simple Can Be Beautiful: An Easy Floral Card Design

Need a card design you can use again and again? Kathleen shares a quick floral card that's easy to customize with different sentiments and colors, making it a lovely starting point for a coordinati...

Delicate Florals and Subtle Shine in a Clean & Simple Card

Who says a Clean & Simple design can’t be full of beautiful details? Join Celes as she creates a delicate floral card with Pinkfresh Studio’s Gather & Bloom release, combining matte hot foi...

One Stencil, Two Cards: How Design Choices Change Everything

Discover how background preparation can transform your stenciled cards! I'm comparing smooth and textured Wildflower Notes backgrounds while exploring gradient ink blending, stitched coverplates, a...

A Bold Folk-Inspired Floral Card

A bold navy background puts this folk-inspired floral design front and center, with coordinating borders framing the large focal image.

A New Way to Use Dragonfly Dreams

What happens when you break apart a floral design and use the pieces in a new way? See how Dragonfly Dreams becomes a playful floral frame around a geometric background.

Use Your Scraps for Christmas Cards!

Two coverplate dies, a few cardstock scraps, and a little sparkle are all you need for this quick and easy card. Kathleen shares a simple design you can repeat in all your favorite colors.