Tag Archives: Ranger Ink
Christmas Cookie Bag Topper
Hi, Judy here today! As I often give homemade cookies to friends and family around the holidays, I decided to make some festive Christmas Cookie Bag Toppers. It’s an easy project and can be done in steps to fit a … Continue reading
Stars and Frame Textured Cards
Hi, everyone! Love to add texture to your handmade cards? Teri here to show you two cards with gobs of texture. Create the Frames Blend ink colors onto panels of white cardstock. Consider masking off part of the panels so … Continue reading
Christmas Gift Card Holder
Hi, Judy here today! Here it is the end of November and I’m feeling the holiday pressure. As usual, I have far more ideas for things to make than time! With that in mind, I made an easy to make … Continue reading
Masking Strips for Inking Technique
Hi, everyone! Do you like to make your own backgrounds? Teri here with an easy masking technique to try next time you make an inked background for a card. Cut Strips of Paper, Add Adhesive and Mask Start by cutting … Continue reading
Glittered Thanksgiving Card
Hi everyone! With Thanksgiving coming up I made this Glittered Thanksgiving Card. Combine Adhesive Sheets and the technique called Wear Your Adhesive on the Outside to create a gorgeous glittered effect on a card. Yvonne here, I would love to … Continue reading
DIY Stencil Paste Tutorial
Hi, everyone! Do you love using stencils to make cards and scrapbook pages? Teri here and today’s post is for you! I’m going to show a fun way to create your own DIY Stencil Paste with a Dual Tip Glue … Continue reading
Sending Hugs Mixed Media Gift Tags
Hi, Connie here with a couple of Sending Hugs Mixed Media Gift Tags using stamps and ink, and featuring 3D Foam Strips. These were really fun to create and the 3D Foam Strips make adhering the sentiments a breeze!! That … Continue reading
Halloween Pumpkin Card
Hi everyone! Halloween is coming up very soon and for some inspiration, I made this Halloween Pumpkin card. Yvonne here….I love the technique called Wear Your Adhesive on the Outside for my cards and I would love to share how … Continue reading

