https://youtu.be/IkcexAWdWrg?si=oqHq4VlwmpaV9_Vh Crafting Supplies NOTE: content may contain affiliate links. You are supporting me when you purchase products at these links, as I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. For this project, the essential supplies include: Yupo paper: Its smooth surface is perfect for allowing alcohol ink to flow across it effortlessly. Dies: I’m using a mix of older die sets including the Simon Says Stamp’s Streaming Heart, Simon Says Stamp Love sentiment die, and a Hero Arts Love & Florals die with “love” in bold letters, reminiscent of the famous love sculpture in Philadelphia. Alcohol Inks: I’ve chosen a vibrant palette of reds, purples, blues, and a special silver alloy mix-in all from Tim Holtz/Ranger. Tools: An ink dauber for applying the ink, an alcohol blending solution, isopropyl alcohol, and tape. The Process Creating Backgrounds with Alcohol Ink I recently watched a demonstration by Tim…
Spellbinders released the BetterPress Letterpress system this year, and though it produces lovely results, you may be able to achieve similar results with the Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System, which you may already have!
It’s #STAMPtember! A cardmaker’s favorite time of the year! Simon Says Stamp! is busy releasing new products all month long, which means some new goodies for my craft cart!
Just getting started with calligraphy? I show you how to create greeting cards using a traced, stamped, hand lettering and embossing technique, like the cards pictured below and demonstrated in this how-to video.
If you are looking for something to do this winter that’s truly unique, visit the frozen wonderland that is Ice Castles in New Hampshire.
If you’re looking for an exciting day of sledding near Hanover, New Hampshire, you’re in for a treat. The hills around this picturesque town offer thrilling runs that are perfect for adults and kids alike. From snow-covered hillsides to rolling meadows and gentle slopes, there’s something here for everyone!
With at least three solid months of wintertime, you may be wondering what winter things to do in New Hampshire and Vermont. Whether you live in the states or plan to visit, here are ideas for winter things to do and places to see to prevent the dreaded cabin fever. Get out and about during this chilly—but wondrous—time of the year!
A snowstorm transforms downtown historic Lebanon, New Hampshire at daybreak into a storybook New England Christmas scene.
Wassail Weekend brings a smile to folks of all ages. Woodstock village is decked for the season in wreaths, garland, and lights. Visitors enjoy historic tours, carriage rides, productions and caroling, artisan fairs, visits with Santa, the equestrian parade, and lighting of the yule log (bonfire), memory tree, and luminaries.
Celebrate the Season in Hanover, New Hampshire with this festive, holiday celebration. Hanover and Upper Valley residents take part in an annual tradition that brings the community together to shop, dine, visit with Santa and his helpers, and stare in awe as the enormous tree is lit in the center of the Dartmouth Green.