Gorgeous Joseph’s Coat technique with free project sheet & video

August 12, 2025

Here’s another beautiful card made with the Joseph’s Coat technique. I shared it on last week’s Live video. It’s so fun!

My colors include Secret Sea, Timid Tiger and Darling Duckling. The stamp set is called Artistic Leaves and can be seen here.

ARTISTIC LEAVES PHOTOPOLYMER STAMP SET (ENGLISH)

This technique involved adding color to White card stock and then heat embossing images in Clear powder over the colors. Next rub a dark ink pad (Memento Black here). The embossed images resist the black ink – it must be water-based ink!

Watch the video below to see how it’s done. It’s super fun and such a cool effect.

I stamped the inside leaf with color by inking it in Timid Tiger ink and adding Secret Sea to the outer edges. Then I stamped the coordinating stamp in Darling Duckling.

Here’s the free project sheet for this card. Just click on the following link to print or download it. Download Artistic Leaves Joseph’s Coat

The video tutorial for this card and two more versions is below. Be sure to follow me on YouTube here so you don’t miss any of my tutorials.

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More than Autumn Team swaps for Fall

September 17, 2025

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I’ll post a link to the sale tomorrow. But for now start making your list of stamps you want!

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Today I’m sharing some of my Team swap cards from our September swap.

First is a cute card made by Joan:

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She used the More Than Autumn bundle seen here.

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Look at her amazing coloring on the cups! And it’s a fun fold with a gift card option too!

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Her colors include Timid tiger, Vanilla with Daffodil Delight. She colored everything with Blends markers. The center panel is the Beautiful Bokeh DSP.

Measurements:
– card base 4 1/4″ X 5 1/2″
– Daffodil textured layer 4″ X 5 1/4″
-Timid Tiger accordion fold 9 3/4″ X 4 1/4″ scored at 3 1/4″ & 6 1/2″
– Vanilla & DSP layers 3″ X 4″

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Next is a sweet card made by Candy who also used this bundle:

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Her colors include Pretty Peacock, Lost Lagoon & Pumpkin Pie.

She textured the Lost Lagoon layer with the Plaid 3D embossing folder. The circle is about 2 1/2″ around and is a Stylish Shapes die-cut as well as the greeting die-cut.

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And lastly today is a perfectly Autumn card made by Gwen. It’s her first time swapping! She did a wonderful job!

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Each of these cards features the More Than Autumn bundle and they’re all so unique. It’s a pretty big bundle with a wide variety of images and dies. She used the new Gathering Together specialty paper seen here. She added a center strip under her images that’s 1 3/4″ wide. Cajun Craze with Very Vanilla are her card stock colors. The greeting die-cut is from the Perennial Postage dies.

Thanks for stopping in; I hope you enjoyed the card swaps today. I’ll share more soon!

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A neat vertical ‘Book Binding’ card fold with video tutorial

September 16, 2025

Here’s the second card I shared on last week’s video. It’s a neat book binding card that’s vertical instead of the usual horizontal card.

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The colors include Gray Granite & Early Espresso with White. I chose these colors to match the Toile designer paper from the Holiday Catalog. See it here.

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The view above shows the card open. The card starts as a normal 8 1/2″ X 5 1/2″ card base but has two extra score lines. See the measurements and directions here on the free project sheet. Click on this link to download or print it.

I made multiples of this card for an online swap I participated in. I love swapping and making multiples of the same card.

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Click play on the video below to see how it’s made.

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Double Flap fold with Branching Out with video & free project sheet

September 15, 2025

I shared this card on last week’s Live:

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It features the new Branching Out bundle from the 2025 Holiday catalog from Stampin’ Up! See the bundle here.

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My colors include Early Espresso with Old Olive, Pecan Pie & White.

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It opens with two flaps; one on the right opens first. Then the left does too. As you can see I textured the Olive layer with the Birch Wood 3D embossing folder. The notched frame dies are included in the Branching Out bundle.

The designer paper on the left is the Need for Tweed seen here.

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I created a free project sheet for this card. Click on the following link to print or download it. Branching Out Double flap card

Watch the video below to see how to make this card plus one more neat fun fold card too.

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