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Paper Bag Card with Copic Coloring Skin and Hair Tutorial

by CraftyPaws | May 13, 2015 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

I love how some of these Saturated Canary images like this “Little Loves” are so large and easy to color (great for beginning and advanced coloring). I had picked up this stamp from the Not2ShabbyShop during my design team stint and have had so much fun...

Thinking of You Cutsie Cards

by CraftyPaws | Apr 13, 2015 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

I wanted to make some special cutsie cards for crafty friends (who would appreciate the details and layering) who are going through some tough times of late. One is fighting cancer, another is dealing with pneumonia, and a third is going through some big life changes....

Life’s Uncertain. Eat Dessert First. Birthday Card

by CraftyPaws | Apr 8, 2015 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

Can you tell I am in love with the C.C. Designs Garden Party Olivia that I picked up at the Not2ShabbyShop? I just think she is precious and have colored and paper pieced her so many times, usually adding wings punched out with a Martha Stewart Large Monarch Butterfly...

Single Layer Birthday Card

by CraftyPaws | Apr 3, 2015 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple

After doing lots of very layered and detailed projects, I was really wanting to do a Clean and Simple (CAS) style card. Because I am not a very neat colorer (staying within the lines is not my forte — LOL), I usually fussy cut all of my colored images, so to do...

Easter/Spring Fairy Wall Hanging

by CraftyPaws | Apr 1, 2015 | Altered Items, Cutsie

Oh I have so fallen in love with these adorable images from the Not2ShabbyShop — C.C. Designs Cupid, Pixie, and Garden Party Olivia. I wanted to use them in a Easter/spring wreath that I could use to decorate our front door for our upcoming Easter Sunday...

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