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Pulled Color is a technique that I filmed for the most recent Technique Junkie newsletter.  I doubt that I created this technique as I'm...

Here is my second landscape embossing.  AND I misquoted.........the powders are from Stampendous not Hero.  I really love this technique for...

This is a cool technique using powders from Hero Arts.  I had a little trouble with the black overstamp and think that part could have been ...

So......today I met with a lady from the Board of Directors for the University Club "Women's Core".  Ladies from all over the ...

The picture of this piece really doesn't do the background justice.  It is one of those cards that is really more pretty in person! ...

I filmed this technique for the Technique Junkie August newsletter and it is such a fun technique.  When you start making the pieces, you ...

I do love this sentiment for the card.  Rejoice in the Lord always and again, I say, Rejoice!  Phil. 4:4.  Makes me just want to run arou...

Here is a little birdie for you.  The bird and branch die are from Memory Box.  I wanted the branch to be coming through something so I cut ...

This is a technique from the August TJ newsletter called bogus bleach.  I love how simple it turns out.  You can really get the perfect c...

Here is the second broken border sample I made for the technique. Some of the designers added another border on the open side of the card a...

What could be more simple than a broken border for your card.  Here is a cute one.  Not sure why but the camera really didn't like th...

Here is the second card using the Colorwash Alcohol technique from the August Newsletter of the Technique Junkie newsletter.  This is a cute...

It is fun to have a number of techniques that I filmed in the new newsletter!  Pat named it the Ann-a-rama!  Sweet of her to do that.....a...

I really love this Marker Rainbow Resist Technique.  Fast, fun with terrific results.  I think there is just something about red and blac...

So......I really like those blogs that have tabs across the top.  Give me a few hints on how you get those and whether you have used them.  ...