Monday, April 6, 2026

LDRS Creative | Fun in the Sunny Woods Card Kit

Let’s create with the Fun In the Sunny Woods Card Kit! In today’s video, I’m sharing 6 cards using this adorable “just add adhesive” kit - perfect for quick and easy cardmaking! If you follow the kit as intended, you can create 12 complete cards with everything included. But I wanted to take it a step further and show you how to stretch your supplies even more!











I start by creating 2 cards exactly as the kit is designed - perfect for when you want something fast and stress-free. Then, I create 4 additional cards by mixing, altering, and reimagining the kit elements to get even more variety and value from your kit.








For each of my first two cards, I used a card base, A2 topper, matching die cut scene, coordinating die-cut characters, and a sentiment. I used foam tape behind each of the pieces to give the cards lots of dimension. Easy peasy and I created both cards in about 5 minutes!






My third card uses the same kit elements as the first two - a topper, frame, ephemera and sentiment - but I changed the topper a bit by trimming it down to 4" x 5 1/4". This gives just a little bit of a white border. I brought in some twine from my stash and wrapped it around the left side of the card. Such an easy way to step up the card just a little bit!






Now we're going to start changing things up! The Fun In The Sunny Woods Card Kit is designed to make 12 cards, but you can definitely stretch that! For my fourth card, I decided to leave off the die-cut frame and create a card without it. That reserves the topper for another card. You could easily layer it onto some cardstock or patterned paper and bring in a sentiment from your stash. I wanted to add something special, so I cut the edge with the Stepped Edge Die. I added the die-cut characters and a sentiment and this one is done!






But what if you don't want to use either of the scenic pieces? No problem! Save BOTH of them for one (or two!) additional cards. I cut a piece of patterned paper from the Wildwood 5x7 Paper Pack and added it to the bottom of an A2 card and added one of the character die-cuts and sentiments from the Fun In The Sunny Woods Card Kit to the top. Super easy and so adorable!






My sixth and last card uses some more of the papers from the Wildwood 5x7 Paper Pack as well as die-cut characters, a sentiment, and one of the die-cut scenic frames from the Fun In The Sunny Woods Card Kit. The frame pieces in the card kit are the same size as the largest die from the Rounded Rectangle Frame Dies, so you can easily use that set of dies to create some layers. I used the 2nd largest die to cut the frame piece from the kit and layered it onto a white die-cut panel. I popped up the coordinating die-cut characters, a sentiment, and added it to a background I created with patterned paper strips. 






I hope you enjoyed seeing the Fun In The Sunny Woods Card Kit in action! Take these ideas and run with them - whether you're creating quick and easy cards straight from the kit, or changing the kit to make some additional cards. I'll see you soon!

Monday, March 23, 2026

LDRS Creative | Easy No-Stamping Cards with Patterned Paper

Let's create 3 quick and easy cards with the Celebration Paper Collection from LDRS Creative - no stamping required! 










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In today’s video, I’m sharing how I mix patterned papers, ephemera, and rub-on transfers to create three fun and girly cards in under 5 minutes each. With just a few layers and a little adhesive, you can have beautiful, celebratory cards ready to go in no time!








I kept the sentiments versatile - “congratulations,” “today is your day,” and “simply the best”—so these designs work for so many occasions. Plus, the little pops of gold foil add the perfect touch of shine.








If you love quick cardmaking or need cards in a hurry, this is the perfect place to start. Just grab the Celebration Paper Collection and add adhesive!








Thanks so much for joining me! I hope these cards inspire you! 

Friday, March 13, 2026

LDRS Creative | Quick Card with AquaInk Transfers + Stepped Edge Die

Let's see how easy it is to create a beautiful floral card using the AquaInk Transfer Sheets from LDRS Creative.









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I used a yellow floral image from the AquaInk Transfer Sheets - Serafina and paired it with a soft purple card base for a gentle, elegant look. To add some texture and dimension, I used the Stepped Edge Die to cut a decorative border directly into the edge of my A2 card - it’s a great way to add interest without adding extra layers or bulk.






Thanks so much for swinging by! I'll see you again soon! 

Thursday, March 12, 2026

LDRS Creative | Easy Ink Swiping Background + Collage Stamping Card

Let's create a colorful collage-style card using the LDRS Creative About LOVE Collage Stamps and the Never-Ending Wildflower Stamps!









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I started by swiping four new ink colors directly onto my cardstock to create a quick and vibrant background. This technique is super simple and gives you a beautifully blended base in seconds! Once the background was finished, I built a freeform collage design using gray and black inks. I also stamped the Never-Ending Wildflowers lightly in the background to add texture without competing with the collage elements.






I'll be back tomorrow with another card and video tutorial using products from the new LDRS Creative release! See you then! 

Monday, March 2, 2026

LDRS Creative | Fuzzy Wuzzies Under Construction Add-On

It's time for a bright, fun, and playful Fuzzy Wuzzies card! LDRS Creative has a new collection releasing Thursday, March 12th and I'm SO excited to bring you a sneak peek of one of the new stamp sets. Let's take a peek!









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Fuzzy Wuzzies have been one of my favorite LDRS Creative product lines since they were first introduced and I'm so happy that the line is continuing to expand! These little fuzzies are absolutely adorable. I stamped a trio of characters on my card and dressed them up with the accessories included in the stamps and dies. I even took some creative license and used the die that creates the eyes to make some shiny sunglasses for the fuzzies on the ends!






You can completely customize the colors on this card for anyone in your life, but I'm definitely sending this one to the guys in my life for Father's Day! Be sure to swing by LDRS Creative social media from now to March 12th more sneak peeks! 

Monday, February 23, 2026

LDRS Creative | Easy Floral Card with Simple Masking

You know me - simple and easy! I have an easy floral card made with simple masking and bold coloring. I used the Bouquet Maker Stamps and Bouquet Maker Mask Stencils from LDRS Creative to create a sweet little flower grouping in the center of a scalloped rectangle panel. I kept the layers minimal, added a thin black border for contrast, and mounted everything onto a white card base. It’s bright, clean, and will go through the mail perfectly! Let's get started!










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Stamping and masking is something that a lot of stampers find intimidating, but I hope my video shows you just how easy it is to create a cute little grouping of masked flowers. The biggest thing to remember is to stamp what you want in front first and what you want in the background last. For this card, I stamped the smallest (blue) flower first and ended with the leaves.






You can dress up this design, but I kept it quite simple. Sometimes, simple is elegant! Thanks so much for joining me. I'll see you again soon! 

Monday, February 2, 2026

LDRS Creative | Sugar Rush Collage Stamps Card Tutorial

Let’s make a sweet and colorful collage card using the Sugar Rush Collage Stamps from LDRS Creative! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how I built this freeform collage design with a bold pink, blue, and lime green color combo and pops of black for extra contrast. This is an easy, playful card that’s perfect for birthdays or any cake-worthy occasion - and it’s so fun to customize!








I love to freeform collage, but if you like a more structured look, you could use a grid-style outline with one of the LDRS ledger stamps. In my video, I show and talk about a few tips and tricks that I find helpful for collage stamping, so be sure to watch! I kept to a bright and happy color palette, but you could easily customize the colors to anything you wish! 






I finished the card with a bold background using the Floral Reverse Background Stamp. Then I layered the stamped panels onto an A2 card and that's it!