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Unicorn Love Shaker Card

by CraftyPaws | Jan 31, 2018 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

I designed the new Diemond Dies Bold Love Word Die with an eye toward being able to use it for a card or scrapbook layout sentiment, but also with the letters big and bold enough to use as a shaker window. Note: my readers can get 10% off and free worldwide shipping...

Masculine Birthday Cards 2 of 3: Big Cake Little Dogs

by CraftyPaws | Jul 9, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie

My father-in-law (FIL) is turning 85 in one week and I wanted to make him a fun shaker card. We share a love of big desserts and little dogs so…. I stamped out six layer cake using The Greeting Farm Layer Cake stamp set with a variety of inks. I experimented...

Masculine Birthday Cards 1 of 3: You’re My Hero

by CraftyPaws | Jul 7, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie

I have 3 special men in my life who are celebrating their birthdays this month so I thought I would share a little series of masculine birthday cards. This first one is for my dad, who is turning 83 today! I wanted to create a fun card, but also express how much I...

CAS Floral Cards

by CraftyPaws | Jun 17, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple

As a design team member of Diemond Dies, I was super excited to see as part of their newest release a die that had a string of flowers in graduated sizes. It’s called Pretty Petals Flower Set, and I wanted to take full advantage of this unique design. This is...

Shaker Wobbler Card – So Fun!

by CraftyPaws | Dec 14, 2016 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie

This cute little rolly polly owl from Art Impressions, called “Beanie Whoot” screamed action wobble to me. So I thought I would combine it with a mostly white background shaker and make a whimsical Christmas gift card holder for my niece. For the shaker, I...

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