Rob and Beth Miller are the owners of Brass and Bliss Craft Co. which was previously Rubbernecker Stamps. With 30+ years in the crafting industry, they are pleased to travel around the country and craft alongside this amazing crafting community!
Pops of color set against a black background is always a great way to make a statement. Add some dimension to that black background using a faux embossing technique, and you have the making of a perfect fall card!
Add a little brightness and cheer to someone’s day with this colorful floral Thank You card. This bouquet of paper flowers is fun to create and even more fun to receive.
Looking for an elegant and fresh Thank You card idea? This stitched background with bright peony florals is just the inspiration you have been looking for.
Looking for a Quick Thank You Card Idea? This stenciled card is so stunning that nobody will ever believe how fast it was to make!
Looking for a new way to get your crafting fix, without making a card? Check out these fun Tag creations!
Looking for different and more creative ways to use your stand-alone dies? Use perspective to create a scene and peep this fun sunflowers and gnome card! Today’s project is from our designer, Preeti, who is showing us a fun and creative way to use our Large Sunflower die. She also used our 36054 Sweater Weather… Read More »How to Use a Stand-Alone Die to Create a Scene (Video)
Looking to dress up your Thanksgiving table with some papercrafting goodness? Peep this awesome way to use our “Impossible Fold” die and make your table place cards magical! Did you know Thanksgiving is coming up in a few weeks? Is it just me, or is time going soooo very fast? Today’s card is from our… Read More »How to Use the “Impossible Fold” die to make a Thanksgiving Table Placeholder
If a single card could embody a personality, this would be it! Check out this stellar Fall Inspiration.
Sometimes you just need a fresh spark of inspiration so you can create the most perfect card for your friend.
Looking for a fun new technique to add to your cardmaking toolbox? Check out these embossed watercolor leaves!