Tag Archives: Ranger Ink
Faux Clay Tiles Tutorial
Hi, everyone! Looking to add some texture to your next card or scrapbook page. Teri here and I’ll show you a fun way to do that by creating faux clay tiles with 3D Foam Creative Sheets and embossing powders. This … Continue reading
Embossed Background Sea Shell Card
Hi, Connie here with a really fun and cool project to create an embossed background for a mixed media style card. Using the leftover sheet from the 3D Foam Circles White Mix, WOW! Embossing Powder and stamps, I show how … Continue reading
Mixed Media Canvas for Dad
Hello everyone! Judy here today. I’m thinking ahead to Father’s Day with a mixed media canvas for Dad. I’ve been watching many craft and art videos during this stay at home time. Sure enjoying those! One of those videos gave … Continue reading
Rainbow Cards Tutorial
Hi, friends! Want to make someone smile? Teri here, and I’ll show you how to put together a couple of quick rainbow cards to pop in the mail and make the ones you love smile! Let’s get started! Create a … Continue reading
Dimensional Father’s Day Card
Hi, Connie here with a dimensional Father’s Day card. June will be here before we know it, so let’s create a mixed media-inspired card for our dads! Creating a Father’s Day card with 3D Foam products will make this card … Continue reading
Birthday Window Tags Tutorial
Hi, friends! Looking for a fun way to add a little personality to the next birthday gift you wrap? Teri here, and I’ll show you how to make colorful birthday window tags that are sure to make the special girl … Continue reading
Wonderful Birthday Bouquet Card
Hello friends! Judy here today with a Wonderful Birthday Bouquet card. I’ve used Thin 3D Foam Squares White Mix and 3D Foam Circles White Mix to give the flowers and vase different levels of dimension. It adds such depth to … Continue reading
Happy Crafting Scrap Card
Hello friends! Judy here today with a “scrap card” of sorts in my Happy Crafting Card. The background and stamped cat came from my pile of saved bits and pieces on my work table. From there I added verses, inking … Continue reading

