by Jean Doeringsfeld | Aug 17, 2025 | Cards, Christmas, Companies, Foiling and Letterpress, Occassions, Spellbinders, Techniques
Hi everyone! Looking for a holiday card that feels both timeless and fresh? This design from the new Yana’s City Holiday Collection strikes just the right balance. I paired the gorgeous “Happiest Holidays” BetterPress plate with rich navy tones, leafy accents, and...
by Jean Doeringsfeld | Aug 16, 2025 | Cards, Coloring, Companies, Copic Coloring, Friendship & Love, Occassions, Simon Says Stamp, Techniques
Hi there! Nothing says summer like campfires, cute critters, and s’mores shared with friends! 🏕️ I had the best time creating this card with the newest goodies from the Simon Says Stamp “Happy Camper” release. These playful images bring the whole campsite...
by Jean Doeringsfeld | Aug 15, 2025 | Cards, Companies, Die Cutting, Holidays & Special Events, Inking Techniques, Occassions, Spellbinders, Techniques
Hi everyone! Halloween crafting just got a whole lot cuter thanks to the new Pupkin die set from Spellbinders! I had way too much fun putting this sweet scene together, featuring a costumed pup all dressed up and ready for a night of trick-or-treating. That...
by Jean Doeringsfeld | Aug 13, 2025 | Cards, Companies, Die Cutting, Embossing Folders, Friendship & Love, Inking Techniques, Occassions, Spellbinders, Techniques
Hi everyone! This card was inspired by my friend and fellow designer Maggie (@teacher11494), who has a total gift for bold, geometric designs! I paired that graphic style with playful elements from Spellbinders’ August Stamp and Die of the Month and the Embossing...
by Jean Doeringsfeld | Aug 11, 2025 | Cards, Christmas, Coloring, Companies, Copic Coloring, Die Cutting, Occassions, Spellbinders, Techniques
Hi everyone! Some cards just feel timeless, and this one—featuring products from Spellbinders’ Suzanne Hue Texture & Foliage collection—has all the charm of a traditional holiday wreath with a fresh, modern twist. I paired bold numerals with lush holly and berry...
