Category Archives: 3D Foam Squares
Have A Ball Birthday Card
Hi, Jamie here today with a masculine-inspired birthday card, Have a Ball Birthday Card, that is perfect if your guy is a sports lover. Have a Ball Birthday Card Base Start with making a texture on the card panel with … Continue reading
Autumn Leaf Card
Hi, Judy here today! Where I live the leaves will soon turn colors. With that thought, I put together an Autumn Card featuring a cut out stamped leaf that’s fastened and popped up with Thin 3D Foam Squares White Mix. … Continue reading
You’re Pawsome Shaker Card
Hello crafty friends! Tracy here and today I have a sweet You’re Pawsome Shaker Card to share. Create a super cute card in a matter of minutes. Here are all of the details. Let’s Get Started! Doodlebug Designs has some … Continue reading
Framed Botanical Card
Hi everyone! Yvonne here with a classic Framed Botanical Card. By using 3D foam products you can easily add a luxurious dimension to your card. 3D Foam Squares Micro White is a great adhesive for adhering tiny and details items. … Continue reading
Pinky Thanks Card
Hi, Jamie here today! Pretty cards don’t have to take a lot of time, just pretty dies and papers. This Pinky Thanks Card design can be used for any occasion that a thank you card is needed. Just change the … Continue reading
Embossed Panel Card with Lined Envelope
Hi, Judy here today! I’ve put together a striking yet simple embossed panel card with a coordinating lined envelope. I used Creative Photo Corners White as an element of design on the card and lined the envelope with coordinating inked … Continue reading
Let the Good Times Roll Doggy Journal
Hi, Connie here with a fun “doggy journal” project using patterned papers by Doodlebug Designs and some awesome Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® products. You will need the Premium Double Sided Tape 1″ to secure the paper to the front covers. … Continue reading
Hello Strips Card
Hi, Jamie here today! If you’re like me, you have lots of scraps that you just can’t bear to throw away but don’t know what to do with them. I had these pretty strips laying around and decided to make … Continue reading

