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! Here it is November 2020 and I am already looking towards 2021 in hopes it will be a better year. Granted, there are parts of this year that I appreciate... my hubby and I drove across the United States and were able to visit my parents before the virus shut everything down, we have stayed reasonably healthy throughout all of the pandemic, and we had toilet paper even when the stores didn't... but still, I want this year of political fighting and pandemic to be over. I want to hug my extended family and friends again. I want to stop feeling so anxious about EVERYTHING happening around me! I worry about those I love and the people around me probably more than I should. My husband says I shouldn't worry so much, there is nothing that w

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! When I'm not creating YouTube videos, cards, scrapbooks, or other paper projects I spend my free time (especially during this pandemic while stuck at home) watching Your Tube videos by other creators or playing Sims (I loved playing with dollhouses when I was a little girl... so I guess that is why I love playing Sims so much). If I am sitting alone watching YouTube videos I tend to watch (you guessed it) paper crafting videos! However, if I am watching YouTube with my hubby we watch videos showcasing travel, plant-based cooking, living the vegan lifestyle, or riding trains (trains... that is an entirely different vein of discussion worthy of a separate blog entry). One of the YouTube channels we subscribe to is Krocks in the Kitchen by

Welcome to my blog,  Paper Crafting With Rebecca ! I'm part of a CTMH Twisted Sisters YouTube Hop this month. You can find a list of participants in my video description... so sit back, enjoy my quick little video! Here are some close-ups of the projects in the video (and the supplies I used) if you want to learn more... My "twist" was to use the Christmas themed Merry Borders (D1980) stamp set all year long! Of course, this stamp set does make a lovely Christmas card! This is an A2 sized card. Supplies included: Kraft Paper, and Exclusive Inks in Candy Apple, Evergreen, Julep, and Toffee. The sequins are from the Julep Loose Sequins collection. But this stamp set can also be used for so many other projects, too! I cut this card out to be an A2 sized card, too. I used White Daisy cardstock to create the card base and then ink blended the base and border stamped using Exclusive Inks in Bluebird, Sapphire, Carolina and Lagoon. By the way... the background paper I used for t