Hi everyone, Sylvia here today on the blog for you. Let me kick off the new year by wishing you all a very happy, healthy and creative new year! I am happy that I am part of this amazing design team for another year, so hopefully I get to inspire you a bit more. For today I created this card for those unlucky ones who might have had a little accident during their wintersports. In fact, you can use this card for anyone, who has been in some sort of accident or hurt themselves. Let’s get started! Step 1: cutting/diecutting:– cut a base card of 20×15 cm (8 x 6 inch) and fold in half to make a 10 ..read more

..read more

Hi everyone, Katie here with my last blog post for 2023. What an amazing year it has been teaching, designing and creating with all the wonderful collections from Elizabeth Craft Designs! So I wanted to save these cuties for last… These are the samples I created for the Banff Creative Retreat this past October and I still love looking at them.. I truly think the bear and food truck are my favorite, as I have worked with them the most for my samples and creations. I want to send out a huge thank you to everyone who has taken the time to read my posts and comment. It means the world to me, and I ..read more

Karen here. For Christmas, I am creating an album for my grand using the Planner Essentials line. Today, I’ve used a few of the product lines from Elizabeth Craft Designs. They all go together so well! For the front of the page, I used the Planner Essentials 56 as a base and topped it with the hearts from the Planner Essentials 57. I used the hearts to be a holder for the tag with beautiful pictures of my grand and her parents. The letters are cut with the Planner Essentials 23 set. Of course, I always back the paper with 101mm Double Sided Adhesive before cutting to make them easy to adhere ..read more

Hii everyone, here is a new blogpost from me. This time I made some cute ornaments as gift for my family at Christmas. I made 9 different ornaments but not that different as you can see. I work with two combinations except the 2 with the moose and cat. I made a circle from the stitched circles dies. I made two different pionsettia’s with florals 24. I used the five different sizes for one circle. I used red en black paper and added some wax for the shiny look. The next steps are the same steps for the red and black one. First I shaped the flower at the back with a big flower shape tool. I made ..read more

Hi everyone, Katie here with todays fun creative post!! I can’t get enough of Oli the Bear! so I thought I would create a cute Christmas Tag with some scraps I had left over from a album I created. So grab a hot beverage and lets begin. Step 1 : Cut your bear from your favorite card stock, for this bear I used a medium and light brown cardstock and inked my edges with Vintage Photo Distress Ink. After you assemble your bear apply glossy accents to the bears nose, set aside and let it dry. Step 2: Cut your holly leaves from medium green cardstock and ink the edges, The berries were cut from the ..read more

Hii everyone, December is started so also I started my December day by day planner. I make a page for every day in December. You can use pictures but you don’t have to do that. For this December day by day I used the brown leather Sidekick. I used the dies from last December day by day workshop. The pages rounded, which I really love. I made a full page and a half page so I can make a pocket. The paper is from the Christmas Field Notes. I adhere the pocket with double sided adhesive at three sides. I also stamped a border on the left and bottum side. This is a stamp from the Correspondence fro ..read more

Hi everyone, it’s Tina here. Today’s card is a mixture from several different Collections from Elizabeth Craft Designs for this Holiday card. See below for the steps to create your own card. Step 1 – Trim White Soft Finish Cardstock to 4 1/4″ x 11″, score at 5 1/2″ and fold in half for a horizontal top fold card. (A2) Step 2 – Trim White Soft Finish Cardstock to 4 1/4 x 5 1/2″. Place Planner Stencils 3 on top and with a Blender Brush add a Light Grey Ink. Step 3 – Diecut Fitted Rectangles to the panel created in Step 2. Step 4 – Stamp Winter Sentiments to the center bottom of the panel from St ..read more

Hello Everyone – Jackie here with todays inspiration. I have made a glittery Christmas card using Liam the Moose from the new release by Joset along with a few dies and stamps from the Everyday Elements collection. Step One: Stamp out the music score on to a piece of card measuring 5.5″ x 3.5/8″ or 14 x 9.2cm. I have used Versafine Onyx Black ink here but use your favourite black ink. Step Two: Die cut the fancy edge into green glitter card then glue this to the left side, cut off the over hang. You can also use micro fine glitter if you prefer. Step Three: Attach the panel to a top folding 5 ..read more

Karen here. Today, I’m posting two cards that I think are beary joyful. One uses the super cute Oli the Bear from Joset and the other uses the Joy & Merry set from Annette in the Everyday Elements Collection. This card uses the Grungy Wood paper from the Art Journals Specials as a background. I put together the Oli the Bear (so cute) and added a frame using the Stitched and Fitted Rectangle dies. The stamp is from the Bear, Moose, Beaver set. The second card today is entirely different. The paper used is from my scrap pile. I cut the word joy out using the Joy & Merry set from gold and ..read more