by Betz | Jun 29, 2020 | Cards, Mixed Media, Ranger, Scrap Book, Stamping, Tonic Studios
I get asked all the time what I like and what I do not like. I hesitate to share what I do not like because it is strictly my preference and opinion. I do not want to give a product a bad rep simply because I do not vibe with it. However, I am more than happy to share...
by Betz | Jan 8, 2020 | Cards, Close to My Heart, Stamping, Tonic Studios
Close to My Heart came out with an adorable pet line last season. I normally do not purchase kits because I have a slew of products, but my pet paper supply is low. You don’t have to twist my arm to get me to make a purchase of cute whimsical brightly colored...
by Betz | Oct 21, 2019 | Cards, Close to My Heart, Stamping, Tonic Studios
I knew I had to have this stamp set when I saw it. The sentiment really spoke to me. It is perfect for cards, so I made a couple. It pairs nicely with the Marble Background stamp from Concord & 9. Turn About One of the most innovated things in the stamping...
by Betz | Oct 11, 2019 | Cards, Christmas Cards, Close to My Heart, Stamping, Tonic Studios
The star icon from the CTMH bundle caught my eye. I knew I wanted to create an elegant gold card featuring it. How It Came Together This card is also extremely easy to create. Just swap a white card base out for a black one. Emboss gold stars and add a gem to the...
by Betz | Sep 23, 2019 | Cards, Christmas Cards, Close to My Heart, Stamping, Tonic Studios
A red nose is better than a brown nose. These sweet little icons need a card all for themselves. To keep it simple use kraft paper and one color ink. A little pop or red adds just a touch of personality. I really wanted a sentiment on the front, but could not figure...
by Betz | Sep 18, 2019 | Cards, Close to My Heart, Stamping, Tonic Studios
I might be slightly obsessed with the seasonal icon bundle! I have always had a love affair with leaves. My favorite season is Fall. That is funny because I live in a part of the country that does not have Fall. When I was in 7th grade I stared making sweatshirts with...