Paper Crafting With Rebecca

Welcome to my blog,  Paper Crafting With Rebecca!  In order to maintain this blog, this page may contain affiliate links and I will be compensated (at no added cost to you) if you make a purchase after clicking my links. Thank you for your support. Christmas is almost here so I thought you might like to see what some of the Christmas cards I created this year look like. I will only give a brief description of each, but if you want more information regarding supplies used, techniques, or dimensions then please leave me a comment below and I'll provide more information as soon as possible. Washi tape and glitter craft foam make this card festive! I love purple, so I simply had to make a purple Christmas card! I used vellum,  Nuvo Glitter Drops , and some silver glitter heat embossing to give this card some snowflake sparkle. Joy Card Stamped and careful watercoloring creates this card full of Christmas fun. Gold glitter paper from Cricut along with s

Welcome to my blog,  Paper Crafting With Rebecca! I am participating in yet another Color Dare! The challenge this time is to "use your 'Pastel and Soft' colors and neutrals of your choice" and the theme is once again "Anything Goes". I chose to make a pastel "Thank You" card for my parents. They deserve so much more than just a card to express appreciation for them... but it's a start. Pastel and Soft This card design was inspired by a card I saw in the Close To My Heart Holiday Expressions September - December 2018 catalog (page 103). I love looking through my various catalogs for inspiration and then making my own different version of the cards I admire. As with many of my cards I started out with some white cardstock. Using a background stamp, VersaMark ink, and soft Violet heat embossing powder I got busy... Once the heat embossing was complete I added some color using Shaded Lilac and Spun Sugar Distress Ink

Welcome to my blog,  Paper Crafting With Rebecca! I am participating in another Color Dare this week. The challenge this week was to "use your 'Bright and Bold' colors and neutrals of your choice" and the theme is "Anything Goes". I thought about it for a bit and realized that when I think of "Bold and Bright" I think of our sweet little granddaughter who turned two years old last month. She is learning more words each day, she can name her colors, and she loves animals... so I decided to make her a "Bold and Bright" animal card. Color Dare #322 - Bold and Bright Keeping in mind that this card is for a sweet girl only two years old, I didn't want to put a lot of embellishments on the card that might fall off, or anything that would not be safe for a toddler. I did want to make it bright and I wanted it to have a lot of texture to hold her interest. Here is what I came up with... I started by die cutting some an