Hello! Candice with you today sharing a sweet slimline card full of Safari celebration! I used these fabulous products all found in the Crafty Meraki store: Crafty Meraki Timeless Frames Slimline dies Crafty Meraki Celebrate Tag Slimline dies MFT Sweet Safari stamps & coordinating dies MFT Let's Curl Up stamps (sentiment) Oxide inks: rusty hinge, crushed olive & shabby shutters I began my slimline with an 8 1/2 x 3 1/2 card base. For the background, I die cut the...

  Hi folks,  I am back at Crafty Meraki with yet another card  using the new MFT Frost Loving Friends stamp set! Can you just tell how much I love this set? This time, I made a cool ski themed card using one of the bunnies from the set. Here is how I put this card together:   First, I stamped images from MFT’s Frost Loving Friends and Happy Campers and colored them using alcohol markers and colored pencils.  I...

When I saw these beautiful birds from MFT I knew I had to have them and they go perfectly with the You are my Sunshine Slimline die that I helped design with Crafty Meraki! I used these products all found in the Crafty Meraki store: Crafty Meraki You are my Sunshine Slimline die MFT Winter Songbirds stamps & coordinating dies MFT Mini Merry Messages stamps Oxide inks: tea dye & antique linen I began my slimline with an 8 1/2...

It's Tuesday and time for another Crafty Meraki project. I've made another shaker card this week and this time I've used the full bigger frame from Frame Worthy slimline dies set. The stamps I decided to use this time is from the Flurry of Love set by My Favourite Things, and I made it with a subtle purple as the main colour. I've used nearly all the stamps from said set and masked them together. Then I used the frame to make...

Hi everyone! Sindhu here. I hope you are all doing great. I'm back with yet another set of cards using one stamp set. For today's blogpost, I used a stamp set from MFT called 'Double the fun'. It has adorable images and I absolutely love the set! Here is a picture of all the cards together- You will see that I used very limited supplies.  For my first card, I started by cutting a piece of watercolor cardstock in the...