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A Bold & Sparkly Christmas Card with Merry Mistletoe

Learn how to use the Celestial Quilt and Weave dies along with the Merry Mistletoe set to create a festive holiday card. Adding a bit of glittered cardstock is the perfect way to bring some extra s...

One Stenciling Session, Two Holiday Cards

Create two different holiday looks in one stenciling session by coloring the images in two separate palettes. Coordinating each background with its matching color scheme makes it easy to turn the s...

Christmas Shaker Card with a Show-Stopping Bow

Learn how to create a dimensional Christmas shaker card featuring an oversized bow, stenciled mistletoe, a dry-embossed background, and layers of subtle silver sparkle. This design shows how scale ...

A Quick & Easy Holiday Card for Mass Production

A simple design can go a long way! Kathleen shows how to turn the Starlit Strands and Celestial Quilt into a set of colorful, sparkly holiday cards, with easy batch-prep tips to make mass productio...

Layering Simple Elements for a Dimensional Christmas Design

Create an elegant dimensional Christmas card by layering a die-cut quilted background, ink-blended frame, festive washi tape wreaths, and a touch of gold foil. This easy-to-follow tutorial shows...

A Dimensional Christmas Shadow Box Card

Create a miniature Christmas display with Holiday Treasures! Jody combines a shadow box, stacked die cuts, and layered shelves to create three levels of dimension, all in a fresh and unexpected hol...

Two Festive Cards with the Seasonal Sprigs Suite

Dana shows how versatile the new Seasonal Sprigs suite can be with two festive cards, pairing colorful stenciled florals with silver glitter accents and dimensional designs.

Create a DIY Background with Washi Tape

Create a custom holiday background by rearranging individual washi images into an all-over pattern of your own design !

Vertical Gatefold with a Surprise Inside

A large floral focal point doesn’t have to overwhelm an A2 card. See how framing, white-on-white texture, and strategic dimension work together to create a beautifully balanced floral card design.