Category Archives: Adhesive Dots & Lines
Freckled Fawn Blog Hop Day 3 – Speech Bubble Layout
Hello everyone! It’s Kelly Klapstein here, and I’d like to welcome you to Day 3 of our blog hop with Freckled Fawn. I had the good fortune of playing with some wonderful Freckled Fawn embellishments and decided to create a … Continue reading
Hooray U.S.A. Flag!
Michele here with a Fourth of July card to share! I was going through my stash of adhesives and when I pulled out the 3D Foam Squares in white, it reminded me a bit of a flag shape. I love … Continue reading
Fairytale Wedding Exploding Box Tutorial
Hello Friends. Asia King here. Today I’m sharing a project that is completely new to me and I can’t believe it’s taken me such a long time to try this! I’m talking about an exploding box/card. I frequently come across beautiful … Continue reading
Avery Elle Blog Hop Day 2: For Baby
Hello Blogosphere! It’s Tiffany here today and welcome to Day 2 of our Blog Hop with Avery Elle! For my card, I chose to work with the Storybook Stamp Set designed by Heather Campbell. I used my Faber-Castell Design Memory … Continue reading
Happy Birthday To You
Hello everyone! Big crafty power hugs from Asia King! Today I have a masculine birthday card to share. To create my card I prepared a 6″ x 6″ card blank and covered the front with patterned paper using MyStik® Permanent … Continue reading
Thanks a Bunch
Hello & happy Thursday, Latisha here with you today, sharing a “thanks” card. A lot of us make “thank you” cards, but how many of us actually send them? I know I am so guilty of this. Well, since … Continue reading
3D Foam Creative Sheets Mixed Media Congrats Tag
Hi my crafty friends, it’s Lisa here with a mixed media tag for you today. I had SO much fun creating this that in hindsight I wish I had video taped it. Next time, okay? You can DIE-CUT (oh yes!!) … Continue reading
A Hello Poppy Card
Hi, my wonderful crafty friends. 🙂 It’s Lisa here with you today with an easy, yet beautiful card. When you learn how you can use your adhesives in new ways it’s always more fun to create, wouldn’t you agree? I’m … Continue reading

