If you love texture… this one is going to make you ridiculously happy.

This week’s rubber stamping technique looks complicated, but it’s truly just ink + an embossing folder used in a slightly sneaky way. And when you’re done? It looks like carved wood. Rustic. Detailed. A little artsy. A little vintage. Totally wow.

If you’ve got embossing folders sitting in your drawer waiting for something new, this is your sign. Keep reading to see the video tutorial, all four card samples, and grab your free downloadable project sheet with the measurements.

You’ll find the full step-by-step video below.

If you love clean layering, circle punches, patterned paper, and stamp sets that just work together – this month’s Online Card Class is for you.

For March, we’re featuring the A Round of Hellos stamp set paired with the Square Snippets Designer Series Paper, and I have to tell you… the way everything layers up so perfectly makes my little organized heart very happy.

These three cards show just how versatile this stamp set is – from bold retiring In Colors to soft stamped backgrounds and a gorgeous layered fun fold.

Scroll down to see all three cards and the details – and if you missed the class, you can grab the full 6-card tutorial bundle in my tutorial store.

If you love a card that makes people tilt their head and say, “Wait… how is that attached?” then you are going to love this week’s fun fold.

This floating cut-out design looks fancy, but it’s actually surprisingly simple. When the card is closed, you see a bold shape cut from the front. But when you open it, the focal image appears to float perfectly in that opening. It’s one of those quick, easy, wow cards that feels interactive without being complicated.
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In today’s video, I’m sharing how to make this floating cut-out fun fold plus three totally different handmade cards using Stampin’ Up!® products – sporty, sweet spring, and adorable bugs. Be sure to scroll all the way down to grab the free downloadable project sheet with the instructions for making this card.

If you’ve ever stared at your pile of patterned paper and thought, “I don’t even know where to start,” today’s post is for you.

This week’s Stamp with Me Tuesday is all about a super simple card sketch – the kind that lets your paper shine and makes cardmaking feel easy instead of overwhelming. And yes, there’s a free downloadable project sheet with all the measurements waiting for you below.

This layout is clean. It’s flexible. It’s quick, easy, wow. And I’m sharing four completely different handmade cards using the exact same sketch so you can see just how versatile it really is.

Be sure to click "Read More" for the video tutorial, all four card samples, and your free project sheet.

If you’ve ever looked at an embossed background and thought, “It’s pretty… but it needs something,” today’s technique is about to become your new favorite.

This dry embossing and brayer technique adds depth, contrast, and just enough drama to make your handmade cards look polished and intentional – without adding complicated steps. We’re layering light ink, texture from an embossing folder, and then rolling a darker ink over the raised areas to make that pattern pop.
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It’s simple. It’s bold. And it works with so many Stampin’ Up!® embossing folders and stamp sets.
Keep reading for the full tutorial video, four card samples, and grab the free downloadable project sheet with instructions so you can try it yourself.