Chances are, if you have been papercrafting for a while, it is no doubt that you have a collection of heavy-duty paper punches stashed with your craft supplies. These often cumbersome (and sometimes, HEAVY) punches are slowly being overtaken by the die shape, which is much easier for storage and travel. But, those punches are certainly NOT EXTINCT!
You may be using Pinterest for crafty inspiration, but chances are you are NOT using it for THIS!
Fall in love with your glitter all over again and make beautiful cards that look like you spent hours at your craft table! In only a few moments, and with only a few supplies, you can create projects just like the holiday card I created today. Start with some basics: cardstock, glitter, double-sided adhesive tape and dies...
Watch Sandpaper Road use 4 supplies to create 4 cards! Today's cards feature the "Happy Happy Happy" Panel Die by Creek Bank Creations.
Hopefully, this article will help you decide whether or not to embark on the journey of creating your own wedding invitations.
Check out these scrapbook pages and cards and be inspired! Today I want to share the projects I made with the paper I chose using the Sandpaper Road Formula™.
If you are guilty of being more of a "collector of supplies" than an actual papercrafter, the Sandpaper Road Formula™ will help you get through your mountains of supplies.Â
These painted glass jars are perfect for indoors or for outdoor patio decor. They are perfect for giving decorative holdiay "gifts-in-a-jar". Basically, they jazz up any area and they are SO EASY to create!
Today, we will be looking at how to create small chalkboard wedding signs that can be placed on a table or hung nearby. These signs can display menu or drink items or anything pertinent to the bride and groom's special day.
Think outside of the standard rectangle greeting card shape! Try this triangle-shaped card! #sandpaperroad #creativestampingmagazine
