by Chrissy | Mar 31, 2020 | Techniques, Tips and Tricks
Happy Tuesday. What a busy day! I’ve spent most of the day on the computer arranging files (aka procrastinating) video editing, and typing newsletters and tutorials. Working from home is fraught with danger My work-from-home co-worker (Steve) narrowly escaped... 
by Chrissy | Mar 10, 2020 | Techniques, Tips and Tricks, The Creative Eclectic Exclusives, Top Products
Happy Tuesday! Today’s Tuesday Tip is all about caring for your stamps using your Simply Shammy. Whether you’re just starting out or have been buying stamps for years, you want to take care of them so they stamp well for years to come. Some time ago, I... 
by Chrissy | Sep 24, 2019 | Cards and other projects, Gift Ideas & off the page projects, Learn, Techniques, Tips and Tricks, The Creative Eclectic Exclusives
Artist Trading Coins Techniques and Tips Today’s Tuesday Technique is all about Artists Trading Coins with nifty little sponging tip thrown in. If you struggle with getting smooth blending when you sponge this tip will help you. What are Artist Trading Coins? At... 
by Chrissy | May 21, 2019 | Cards and other projects, Retiring Products, Techniques, Tips and Tricks, The Creative Eclectic Exclusives
Do you love patterned paper? YES! But, do you use your paper? If you are anything like me, you probably see gorgeous papers (or DSP) and say “I have to have that”, buy it and then avoid using it at all costs because “it’s way too beautiful to... 
by Chrissy | Apr 23, 2019 | Cards and other projects, Techniques, Tips and Tricks
Four Ink Pad Tips that will change your life! The new ink pads from Stampin’ Up are amazing. If you’re anything like me, occasionally there will be a moment or two of frustration if your new pristine ink pad gets messy or doesn’t open or slide as... 
by Chrissy | Apr 2, 2019 | Techniques, Tips and Tricks
Glue dots are my favourite adhesive it the whole wide world! To me, Glue Dots are perfect for most things…strong enough to hold heavy embellishments and small enough to hide behind the smallest flowers and bows. I’ve been known to use them to hold the hem...
