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Continue reading →: Working On My Leftovers Box
So, I have this box of leftovers. Every time I do a slew of cards, I always stamp or color in some extras, because I always end up losing something. It ends up on the floor or stuck to the bottom of something. When everything is done, I still have…
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Continue reading →: Masking and Blending Brushes
Well, I’ve gotten into doing these Zoom meetings for Stampin’ Up! demonstrators that have been happening in October. This is the one from last week. I enjoyed doing it, but the next one I make using this technique, I will do it on a piece of cardstock to be added…
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Continue reading →: Fall Cards for Nursing Home Residents
I needed to make 30 quick cards for our Sundial Craft Club for residents of the local nursing homes. The club tries for 175 to 250 cards and 50 scrapbook pages. I decided I would let my Cricut do all of the work and picked out several different sets of…
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Continue reading →: Versamark Pastels Technique
I made this video to reunite you with a technique from days gone by. This idea came from some of the employees at Stampin’ Up!. They did a great job of reminding us what fun it was to bring back some of the techniques we used years ago but are…
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Continue reading →: Remember These Stampin’ Up! Goodies?
I know this witch’s hat is a little bit worse for wear, but it’s still fun to sit out in October. This was a neat kit to make, along with the following one. I had to do a little work on this one too. I added some non-Stampin’ Up! skeletons,…
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Continue reading →: Hallows Night Magic Birthday Cards
First of all, a big thanks to Linda Schnabel who posted her card on Pinterest and I CASE’d just using different paper and colors. I needed about 10 birthday cards for October and I always try to make special ones if there is a significant holiday during their birthday month.…
Hello,
I’m Trenna,
Welcome to my cozy corner of the internet, dedicated to all things homemade and delightful. I invite you to join me on a journey of creativity of handmade cards and scrapbook pages, made with a touch of love. Let’s get crafty!
Trenna Brauer 