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Today's tutorial shows how you can get a faux embossed look on your projects using the die cuts and punches you already have in your collection in just a few simple steps.  Take a look at the full tutorial…

Happy Friday!  It’s Lori here with this week’s sketch challenge.  I kept things simple this week, using some fun patterned papers to add interest to this simple layout.  The image and sentiment are from the Tagline:  Uglies set from…

Today, October 22nd, we are celebrating our Paper Craft Planet leader, Susanna Boyd's, birthday with a week-long Blog Hop celebration that every member on the Planet can participate in!



The Super Novas got together and each made a special birthday gift for Susanna's birthday. In honor of this momentous occasion, we invite everyone to join in the hop and post a birthday greeting on each of their blogs for a chance to win some fun blog candy! Check out all the details--and my…

Last week, I took a trip to Dallas, Texas to participate in the 2012 Michaels Blogger Event. Michaels invited 15 bloggers from across the country to take part in this event and we spent three days together, crafting, chatting, and checking out all that Michaels has…

Today I’m showing you a simple technique that you can use to add a background to a stamped or paper pieced scene. All you need is ink, a sponge or ink applicator tool, and a scallop edged piece.

Here are a few examples of things with scalloped edges that you could use to create a template for sponging a cloud filled sky. You probably already have a bunch of things in your crafting collection that you can use.  First up is a…