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So Ugly They’re Cute!

by CraftyPaws | Aug 19, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie

I am so in love with the super versatile “Ugly Sweater Weather” stamp set from Maymay Made It! Playing with it reminded me of my childhood playing with paper dolls and their clothes. It was so fun mixing and matching patterns and images to create anything...

Christmas Penguins Spinner Cards!

by CraftyPaws | Aug 3, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

Ooooh I love interactive cards, and if there is a cute critter involved, BONUS! I had so much fun crafting these Christmas penguins spinner cards as my first guest designer project for Maymay Made It! The little penguins look like they are all set to party, especially...

Crazy Dogs Holiday Cards

by CraftyPaws | Nov 5, 2016 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Doggy Projects

OMGEE I am in LOVE with these Tim Holtz “Crazy Dogs” and “Crazy Things”! It was so fun and easy to create these CAS (Clean And Simple) holiday cards with just some simple watercoloring with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers. I made up these...

Whimsical Holiday Cards for Seniors

by CraftyPaws | Aug 22, 2016 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie, Vintage

A crafty friend, Myra (YT: craftyrats), is collecting holiday cards that she is going to be distributing to seniors during the holidays. I love supporting wonderful crafty causes like this, but I also thought (hoped) it would jump start me a bit on my holiday card...

Layered Holiday Cards

by CraftyPaws | Nov 5, 2015 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

I have been feeling really under the weather with migraines for the last couple of days, but I wanted to try to make a couple of Christmas cards to give to seniors living at the assisted living center where my grandmother-in-law lives. Without taxing my weary head to...

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