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Fall & Halloween Card Ideas with Svitlana Shayevich
Hello friends! Svitlana Shayevich from Craftwalks is here. I’m so excited to guest design today and I will be sharing two cards using products from the Fall & Halloween 2020 Collection. Fall is one of my favorite time of year, I adore fall holidays and everything related to them. I’m getting butterflies in my stomach when the time comes to see new fall themed products. For my first card I used the Autumn Leaf Border Glimmer Hot Foil Plate with the Starburst Glimmer Hot Foil to foil two fall leaves borders onto a watercolor paper. Then I colored the leaves using brush markers and fussy cut them with my scissors.…
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Royal Flourish Inspiration | Foiled Cards with Hussena
Hello everyone! This is Hussena from Quill and Punch Works and I am honored to be a guest designer today for Spellbinders! Today I have three projects to share with you using the Royal Flourish Collection by Becca Feeken. I am totally in love with the elegant designs of this collection and am so excited to show you my projects using it! Royal Flourish Collection by Becca Feeken is a beautiful grouping of delicate ornamentation of dots, floral and flourish designs to create that touch of elegance into your projects. Here is a look at my first project which features the Petite Looking Glass Frame Glimmer Hot Foil Plate. This…
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The Gilded Age Collection Inspiration | Layered Foiled Handmade Cards with Hussena
Hello, crafty friends! This is Hussena, from Quill and Punch Works guesting once again on the Spellbinders blog. I am so excited and thrilled to share some projects with you using The Gilded Age Line by Becca Feeken. I started working with the Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System about two weeks ago, and have been really enjoying experimenting and working with it. I love incorporating foil in all my cards and having this machine makes it all the more fun! Today, I have THREE cards to share with you using the Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System and The Gilded Age Line by Becca Feeken. This card might look really complicated…
