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PIG OUT!

Welcome to our From the Heart Stamps blog hop. We have a "Pigging Out" Theme this month. I think you are going to look what our designers have up their sleeves. I think you are going to love the new images you see, Faith's creativity has been working overtime! As you hop along, please leave a comment on each blog. One random commenter will be selected on each blog to win an image of choice from the FTHS store. We are having a little twist this month! Some of our designers are adding ribbon to their projects. As you move through the hop, count up how many of the designers chose to use ribbon on their project. Email your answer to Faith: ( faith@fromtheheartstamps.com ) for a chance to win a $15 voucher to the FTHS store! If you have arrived from Angela's blog , you are in the right place, if not why don’t you start on the From the Heart Stamps blog, so you don’t miss anything. Here is my project, using Hamlet Pigwit Pig Out - Now head over to Cammy's b...

It's Blog Hop Time@

Welcome to our From the Heart Stamps blog hop! Our theme this month is Spring . Our designers are each showing a project created with this theme as inspiration. If you have arrived from mega creative Angela's blog , you are in the right place, if not, why don't you start on the From the Heart Stamps blog so you don't miss a single thing. Here is my project using Easter Bunny with the sentiment from Easter Eggs and this weeks sketch #165 - Supplies: FtH i {heart} sketches #165 Paper - Nitwit Collection Hoppy Hearts Accessories - Tsukeneko Glimmer Mist, Sizzix flower die, The Cat's Pajamas butterfly die, Queen and Co Bubbles, twine Coloring medium - Copic markers Now head on over to the super talented Nazeema's blog and see what fabulousness she has created for you. As you hop along, please consider leaving a comment on each blog. We will select a random winner from the comments on each blog and also a winner on ...

Thankful Trifold Card Tutorial

I've gotten a request to share how this card was made. I'm not sure where the idea for this folded card came from...it's pretty safe to say I didn't come up with it on my own. Here's my take on a triple fold card and a really rough tutorial on how I made this one - I cut a piece of cardstock 12" x 5 3/4". I leave a bit extra in width so I can even up the edges after folding. The finished card should be 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" but you could adjust and make it taller if you wish. I used a scoreboard to score at 4 1/4", 7 1/4" and 10 1/4". I folded the first score(4 1/4") into a valley fold using a bone folder to burnish. Then I folded the second score (7 1/4") into a mountain fold and again burnished with a bone folder. The last score line (10 1/4") was made into a valley fold and burnished. It looks like this from the side and this from the top. At this point I w...

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