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Playing with Postage Edge Shapes
Hello crafty friends! It’s Angela Tombari here, from I Need Confetti, and today I would like to show you what I created with the new Postage Edge Shapes dies by Becca Feeken. I focused on the different shapes of postage dies and created three projects: a DIY ornament and two cards, plus a bonus one that I’ll show you at the end of the post, so keep on reading. DIY Christmas Ornament The first project I would like to share is a fun one and very easy to make: a Christmas ornament made with Postage Edge Circles dies. I cut 6 different sizes of card-stock circles, alternating the circle dies.…
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Postage Edge Shapes Collection – Card Inspiration with Annie Williams
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m thrilled to be back on the blog today to share a couple of projects using the new Postage Edge Shapes Collection by Becca Feeken. These beautiful new border patterns in every shape I could want inspired me to create three soft and pretty cards for different occasions. Winter Wishes Card With the holiday card season approaching, I wanted to start by creating a fun postage stamp-inspired project. Here I combined an icy color palette and simple white die-cuts for this sweet winter card. Die cut white cardstock four times using the smallest postage edge die from the Postage Edge Squares Die Set.…
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Postage Edge Shapes Collection Inspiration with Rosemary Dennis
Hello everyone! Rosemary Dennis here today on the Spellbinders blog. I am so excited to be sharing three projects using a brand new die collection created by Becca Feeken called Postage Edge Shapes. For all my projects I also used items from Cathe Holden’s Flea Market Finds Christmas collection. Happy Holidays Card I covered a 5×7 card base with dark red cardstock that I embossed with the Holly Flourish embossing folder. Coordinating patterned paper from the Christmas Velvet paper pad were die cut with the largest rectangle and oval dies from the collection. I used black opaque foil, the Plaid Tidings Glimmer plate and Glimmer specialty cardstock to foil the…
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Floral Reflection Collection | Various Occasion Cards Inspiration with Heejung Hunsberger
Hello crafty friends, this is Heejung Hunsberger and I am thrilled to be a guest designer this month. I share a few of my projects using the Floral Reflection Collections from Spellbinder. If you want to know me better, you can visit my blog or Instagram. I also have a YouTube channel, where I post a lot of video tutorials. FLORAL REFLECTION THANKS CARD My favorite part of this collection is the variety of stems, and flowers it offers. I combined the Floral Reflection die and the Essential Floral Reflection die on this thank you card. CARD RECIPE: Trim a piece of Lunar Gray Cardstock to 4.25” x 5.5, and emboss it with the Tile…
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Trio of Floral Reflection Cards with Jung AhSang
Hello crafty friends! It’s Jung here, and I am so happy to be returning for another guest post on the Spellbinders blog. For my projects today, I’m working with some products from the Floral Reflection collection. I love all the florals in the collection, and especially the heart dies! For my first card, I started with the Floral Reflection dies, along with the Essential Floral Reflection die. First, I die-cut all the dies in the Floral Reflection die set on white cardstock for the flower pieces, and craft cardstock for the larger foliage piece. I die-cut everything twice since you need 2 of the floral pieces to cover the shaped…
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Easel Cards Featuring the Floral Reflection Collection with Jen Kotas
Hello! I’m Jen Kotas from whostolemyglitter.com and I’m happy to be here today to share three Easel cards featuring the Floral Reflection Collection. Easel cards are simple to make and the size of the dies and glimmer plate meant not much else would be needed. To create the easel card base, cut a piece of cardstock 4 ¼” x 11”. Score at 2 ¾” and again at 5” then fold on score lines. Cut the 4 ¼” x 5 ½” embossed cardstock in half at 2 ¾”. Adhere the pieces above and below the 2 ¾” score line on the card base. Anything you wish to pop up when open…
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Santa Lane Collection Inspiration Round-Up
Hello, Spellbinders fans! Welcome back to the “Inspiration Round-Up” series on our blog designed to inspire, educate and share beautiful projects created with our products. Get ready for an unbelievable lineup of beautiful inspiration featuring the Santa Lane Collection. We’re hoping this will be a valuable source of inspiration for all of your card-making and paper crafting! And check out the inspiration on our blog featuring the Santa Lane Collection! Share your projects on Instagram and tag us @teamspellbinders #neverstopmaking #glimmerhotfoilsystem.
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How to Wax Seal, Tips and Ideas for beginners with Angela Tombari
Hello crafty friends! Angela Tombari here, from I Need Confetti. In today’s post, I’m showcasing some creative wax seal styles to inspire you to use wax seals in your projects. Wax sealing is so beautiful and adds a touch of elegance to any project. It might be intimidating at the beginning but, with a little practice and a few tips, you will seal like a pro! First thing first, I would like to talk about how to set up the working surface. If you purchased the Spellbinders Wax Seal Starter Kit, you have almost everything you need to get started. You will also need a candle, to melt the wax…
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Wax Seals Handmade Cards with Jyoti
Hello from Jyoti to all my crafty friends. First of all, a big woohoo!! to Spellbinders for coming out with this brand-new idea of the wax seal system. I am delighted to be sharing some of my inspirations here on Spellbinders Blog today. I created three cards with the Sealed By Spellbinders Collection release. Wax seals are new to me but I have always been intrigued by the look of wax seals on wedding cards and envelopes. So I was doing a happy dance at the opportunity to design some of the cards featuring the products from this new release. Wax Sealed Just Because Card Wax seals look beautiful when…
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Tri-fold Cards Featuring the Sealed by Spellbinders Wax Seal Collection
Hello! I’m Jen Kotas from whostolemyglitter.com and I’m happy to be here today to share three tri-fold cards featuring the Wax Seals Collection. There’s a lovely collection of wax seal stamps plus so many colors of wax beads. They are perfect to pair up with different metallic markers as I’ve done here. The seals are quick and easy to create. You can use them to attach die cuts to cards or to hold a card closed or an envelope shut. You can create the seals directly on the paper or create it on the silicone mat and then glue it to the paper. Merry Christmas Wax Seal Card Hot foil…
