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Woofing You a Happy Birthday!

by CraftyPaws | Jul 4, 2020 | Uncategorized

I absolutely fell in love with the Stampendous Dog Kissses Stamp Set, and I knew I wanted to craft a special card with the adorable pups in the set. I thought that my dad’s 86th birthday just around the corner, was the perfect opportunity to ink them all up. I...

Make a Wish!

by CraftyPaws | May 26, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie

I fell in love with the British Crafter’s Companion Moonbeam Meadow stamp set called “Magical Star” the moment I saw it, so I was thrilled when I was able to pick it up at the Crafty Purple Frog Shop using my gift certificate prize when I was the...

A “Bonus” Watercolored Card

by CraftyPaws | Sep 29, 2016 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie, Doggy Projects, Prim or Primative

When testing out new techniques, coloring mediums, or papers, I may try a “practice run” before trying to complete a card or project in a “final” version. While things may not come out exactly the way I want or expect, I rarely throw something...

Watercoloring for a Primitive Style Card

by CraftyPaws | Sep 22, 2016 | Cards and ATCs, Doggy Projects, Prim or Primative

I wanted to make a special card for a crafty friend who showed me a special kindness recently (surprising me with doggy crafty yummies out of the blue for no reason!), and she loves the Prim style so I decided to try my hand at watercoloring the sweet girl with her...

It’s a RUFF Life: Marker Coloring Stamps

by CraftyPaws | Jul 19, 2016 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Doggy Projects

I learned a fabulous technique of coloring stamps with markers at the Art Impressions booth at the Scrapbook Expo. They were using Le Plume markers (which I don’t have), but I thought Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers could work just as well, and I was right!...

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