Hi there, Susanne here with a fun tutorial on how to pimp your gelli prints and make some amazing layered mixed media backgrounds with embossing powder and our Carved Collection 6 and Weed Love 2025 stamp sets.
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Hey there, it’s Evi on the Blog today with a greeting card made with a Gelli background with the Big Triangles stencil and a flower from the Pencil Marks 4 stamping set.
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Hey! It’s Laura on the blog today and I have a bright, summer inspired card to share with you! I’ve combined a few techniques – some obvious and some less so, so don’t forget to read more below!
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Hi there, Susanne here sharing a set of mixed media cards with a grungy background, using a gelli print and our Mix It Up 7 stamp set, and our wonderful Loose Florals stamps.
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Hey there, it’s Evi on the blog today and I’ve got a greeting card for you using the AHOY set and a Gelli Background. The AHOY set is Stamp set of the Month June and 10% off and it’s perfect for summer cards.
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Hi there, Susanne here with a greeting card inspiration using some handmade design papers together with collage fodder made with our Sketchy Leaves 6 stencil.
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Hi there, Susanne here sharing two greeting cards made with gelli prints and images from our new Carved Collection 6 stamp set stamped to an old tea bag.
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Hi there, Susanne here with a fun tutorial on how to create your own design papers and collage fodder elements on the gel plate using our Carved Collection 6 stamp set and our Sketchy Leaves 6 stencil.
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Hi there, Susanne here with a fun art journaling video tutorial with our brand new Carved Collection 6 stamp set and our Sketchy Leaves 6 stencil! I’m playing with the handmade Washi tapes I shared recently and Neocolor II crayons. Click continue for the video tutorial.
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Hi there, Susanne here sharing three collage fodder embellishments I made from papar scraps using stamps from our Pencil Marks 8, Collage Leaves 2 and Butterflies and Moths stamp sets. I love to use these clusters as focal images on art journal pages!
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