Make It Monday With Linda - Card Process #3 *Reach For the Stars

Hola,

I hope everyone is have a great start to the week! I know I am, the kids are back in SCHOOL!!!!!
The weekend was a little busy but low key which was nice. My daughter got a cold and we have been snuggling. So this card that I have made is a super simple and did not take very long... there wasn't very much to this card but I liked how it was simple and came together very well.
Please let me know your thoughts, or if you make a card please share it with us!!!

 What I used are:
*Blue cardstock
*Light baby blue carstock
*Embelishment gems
*Reach for the stars - Rub On

You can view the process here! Hope you enjoy!

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Linda
xoxo

Make it Monday With Emma - Card Process #2 *Oh Crab...I Forgot

Good Morning!
Emma here with our second Make it Monday Card Process. 

I love stamping and colouring with my Copic markers. Copic markers give so much dimension and life to these adorable stamped images.  I used Paper Smooches "Chubby Chum Pals" stamp set to make this adorable card for my boyfriend's Nan.

I also include a mini tutorial on how to make an action wobbler.  I have seen these in stores but hey, why buy something when you can make it?

Take a look below. Let us know if you end up using it, and share your project with us. 

Enjoy!
xo Emma

Make it Monday With Linda - Card Process #1 *I Miss You

Hi everyone!
Here is a back-post on our very first process video featuring a card I made. 

I wanted to keep it simple and elegant...
* I started with white card stock, but later in the video I decided to change to the caramel light brown. I think it looks better overall.
* The embossing powder I used was Martha Stewarts - Gloss 
* The paper used were scraps that I had from left over projects
 - Paper colors - 
Caramel brown, white, black, and patterned white and black
- Ribbon-
The ribbon was a piece left over and it was a shiny black

* The stamp used is one that I bought at my local craft store and I am not entirely sure the name or brand... Sorrry :( but it is a gorgeous stamp and I love it alot!!

Heat embossing can be tricky, but brushing away extraneous bits of powder with a small, dry, paintbrush can really go a long way in improving the result! Be careful with your heat tool, many of them heat up quick! I usually use a paper piercer or craft tweezers to hold my material down and prevent it from blowing away.

Share any of your projects you may have been inspired to make in the comment section, we'd love to see your work!

Enjoy the video!
xo Linda