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Mermaids Under the Sea ATCs

by CraftyPaws | Aug 28, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Cutsie

I am usually a purist (or some would call simple – LOL). I usually use 1 type of marker or coloring medium on each project (2 if I’m being bold). But for these two Mermaids Under the Sea ATCs I used 6 types of markers! For the watery wavy background I used...

Whatever is Good for the Soul…Do That

by CraftyPaws | May 18, 2017 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie, Doggy Projects

I just couldn’t put away the digi images from Vera Lane Studios before making one more quick project — they are just so quirky and whimsical! The little girl and the pup on the right on this Index Card (IC) are from the Curly Girl digi stamp set, and the...

Winter Critters Holiday Card

by CraftyPaws | Nov 1, 2016 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie, Doggy Projects

I have to say that this year I was really sad to see Halloween come. That is, I had so much fun creating Halloween cards, it was sad to know that I had to move on to Thanksgiving and Christmas. It made me feel a little better to know that I had some super cute stamps...

Watercolored Critters for Bookmarks

by CraftyPaws | Sep 11, 2016 | Altered Items, Clean and Simple, Cutsie

A wonderful crafty friend, Julie (YT: thriftypapergarder), has two daughters who are both starting as new third grade teachers. She has asked her crafty friends to make bookmarks so that her daughters can use them as little reading encouragement prizes for their...

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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