Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Have An Ice Day


Lace up those skates and hold on tight—this moose is officially on the loose! I had the best time playing with this new stamp set from Pajama Crafter Stamps. And how perfect is the name? Moose On The Loose! It comes with three adorable skating pals, each ready to glide right into your crafty heart.

For this card, I had a little masking-and-ink-blending fun before bringing everything to life with Copic markers. The sweet little sentiment is included in the set too, which makes this one such a fun and easy set to create with.

The Copic colors I used for this card are:

  • E40, E42, E43, E44, E47
  • T1, T3, T5
  • R08, R46, R39
  • Y00, Y02, Y19
  • E13, E25, E27
  • YG07, G05, G07
  • B21, B45, B97
Other supplies:
  • Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink
  • Salty Ocean Distress Oxide Ink
  • Prize Ribbon Distress Oxide Ink
  • Black Soot Distress Oxide Ink
  • Nested Rectangles: Postage Edge - Pink Fresh

This cheerful guy just cracks me up, and I hope he brings a smile to your face too! Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today. I hope you get a chance to soak up a little winter magic—and maybe make something cute while you’re at it!


Sandy


 

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Warm Wishes!


 Hello friends!  It is the 20th of the month again so it is time for the Oh So Inspired YouTube Video Hop.

This is a hop hosted by Crafy Al.  A group of us card makers get together each month and use the same piece for inspiration to create something new.  

This month, we were inspired by a card that was created by Vicky Boucher, @vickyboucher.  The card she created is a lovely card with many layers of torn paper with a simple sentiment and die cut.


For my card, I used the torn paper, however, I used a small chipboard nutcracker and sentiment piece.  To separate it from the paper, I used a metallic gold snowflake die cut.  I am so happy with the way this card turned out - so thank you to Vicky for the inspiration.

Pop on over to my YouTube Channel to see how I created this card.  Make sure to visit the other designers in the playlist to see how they were inspired.  If you are inspired to create a card, make sure you share it with us.

Sandy



Merry Little Christmas Card

Bring on the Christmas cheer! I created this festive card with a few different dies, transforming it into a beautifully wrapped holiday package topped with a pretty bow. I used the new Kat Scrappiness Lace Ribbon Border Die and Christmas Holly Craft Dies. The elegant tone-on-tone background is finished with matte metallic gold accents for an extra touch of holiday sparkle.  

Dash through the snow over to my YouTube channel to see exactly how I brought this merry little Christmas card together!  https://youtu.be/rFA5dMuoa5s

Products used:

  • Christmas Holly Craft Die
  • Lace Ribbon Borders Die
  • Merry Messages Stamp Set
  • Fancy Bow Craft Die Set
  • Believe Shado Sentiment
  • Fine Line Flowers Craft Dies
Thank you so much for stopping by and I hope you have a wonderful Holiday season. 

Sandy


 



Monday, October 19, 2026

It's Showtime!!!!


I have a feeling this delightfully strange creation may become one of my favorite cards of all time! The moment Trinity Stamps released the new Juice Box Shaped Card Die Set and Tiny Beetle Die Set, a wildly whimsical idea popped into my head—and I simply had to summon it onto paper. With its quirky, otherworldly vibe, I’m pretty sure Lydia and Delia Deetz would give it their wonderfully weird stamp of approval. And Beetlejuice himself? Let’s just say he’d be dying to get his hands on it!

Want to see how all this crafty chaos came together? Pop over to my channel for the process video—it was strange, unusual, and an absolute scream to make!

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Thank you for stopping by and I hope you are inspired to create your own Beetlejuice Halloween Card.

If you purchase through the links above, I may earn a small commission from Trinity Stamps at no additional cost to you. Thank you—your support helps me continue creating content for this blog.

Sandy