Monday, July 13, 2026

Fall Extravaganza Coming August 22nd! Don't Miss It!


As you can see from the flyer, my team and I are hosting a Fall Extravaganza on Saturday, August 22nd from 11:00-3:00 at the Quincy First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall! This is an in-person only event. There will be 3 great projects for you to make, a swag bag, some door prizes, and lunch is included, all for just $40!!! I have attached pictures of the projects below. The projects range from a Christmas loaded envelope, to a fall sampler on a wood panel, to a year-round room decor. Take a look.

This is the year-around home decor, or you could give it as a gift. The ends are boxes that open at the top, so you could slip a little gift in them.


Here is a beautiful fall sampler you will make. The wood panel will be provided.


If you don't know what a loaded envelope is, this is one. We'll provide a few things for you to put in your envelope, but you can finish filling it with your own items.

As you can see, we have 3 very exciting projects for you to make! Let me know as soon as possible if you would like to attend, as it is filling up fast! Hope to hear from you!



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Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Sunset Coast Bundle Card #3 of my 6-Part Series with the Scenic Coast Paper

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Hello and welcome to my blog! Today I'm sharing card #3 in my 6-part series of cards made with the Sunset Coast Bundle and the gorgeous Scenic Coast Specialty Designer Series Paper. At the end of this post is a link for you to download a free tutorial with all the instructions and measurements and, also, a video showing the construction of this card. Links to all the supplies I used are also at the bottom. Let's look at a few details of this card. 

Here is the front of the card.  The 6" x 6" designer series paper was cut as follows: 5/8" off the right side; starting from the top 1 3/8", 1 1/2", 1 3/8". The remaining piece is used on the back. 

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The front flap opens to reveal the sentiment.

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Here is the back. On my video I changed the back a little. You'll have to check it out.

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Here's a closeup of the netting and shells.

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Last look at the front. It's a very simple card to make. The designer series paper does all the work for you.

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I hope you will give this card a try. To download your free tutorial, just click on the box below.

 
Click on the picture below to visit my YouTube Channel to watch the construction of this card from start to finish. Please subscribe to my channel while you're there. 


Links to all the supplies I used are listed below.

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Monday, July 6, 2026

Sunset Coast Bundle Card #2 with a Pop-Out Sailboat

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Hello and welcome to my blog! Today I'm sharing card #2 in my 6-part series of cards made with the Sunset Coast Bundle and the gorgeous Scenic Coast Specialty Designer Series Paper. At the end of this post is a link for you to download a free tutorial with all the instructions and measurements and, also, a video showing the construction of this card. I would suggest you check it out to see how I cut and assembled the pop-out part. Links to all the supplies I used are also at the bottom. Let's look at a few details of this card. 

Here is the front of the card closed up to go into the envelope. The paper is 6" x 6"; therefore, I cut 5/8" off the bottom, and 1 7/8" off the right side, then used this piece on the Balmy Blue piece.

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This is it opened up.

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This view from the top shows the Balmy Blue piece that's inside and how it is folded. This piece is 8" x 5 3/8" scored at 2", 4", and 6".

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A close-up of the sailboard and the cut-out section.

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Here's how it pops out. The video explains how this is all put  together.

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I hope you will give this card a try. To download your free tutorial, just click on the box below.

 
Click on the picture below to visit my YouTube Channel to watch the construction of this card from start to finish. Please subscribe to my channel while you're there. 


Links to all the supplies I used are listed below.

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Friday, July 3, 2026

Sunset Coast Bundle Card #1 with a Silver Light House

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Hello and welcome to my blog! Today I'm sharing card #1 in my 6-part series of cards made with the Sunset Coast Bundle and the gorgeous Scenic Coast Specialty Designer Series Paper. At the end of this post is a link for you to download a free tutorial with all the instructions and measurements and, also, a video showing the construction of this card. Links to all the supplies I used are also at the bottom. Let's look at a few details of this card. 

Here is the front of the card. The paper is 6" x 6"; therefore, I cut 1" off the bottom, that was used on the inside, and 7/8" off the top. 5/8" was cut off the left side.

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A rock, that was cut out of Garden Texture Foil Paper with a cloud die, and some white birds were added to the card front.

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The lighthouse was cut out of Lunar Lustre Specialty paper.

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I cut the piece of designer series paper that was cut off the bottom of the front piece, with a die from Rolling Waves, to give the effect of waves. The sentiments were also from Rolling Waves.

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I hope you will give this card a try. To download your free tutorial, just click on the box below.

 
Click on the picture below to visit my YouTube Channel to watch the construction of this card from start to finish. Please subscribe to my channel while you're there. 

Links to all the supplies I used are listed below.

Click here to see my current class schedule.

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