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Let’s Boo-gie

By KariV on October 11, 2025 in Paper Crafting

Hello! This ghost wants to dance, so let’s Boo-gie! Today I’m sharing a fun little card with foiling and that adorable ghost from Miss Ink Stamps.

I just love the Pixel Pattern Layering stencil and I thought it would look great with a little foil, and look a bit like a disco ball! Watch the video below or on YouTube:

Oh how cute is that little ghost?! He likes to dance, and he’s a little fancy with some sparkle… In the video I show you how to use the foil through the Layering stencil, and how to add extra sparkly look.

I also share my favorite alpha die set with my trick to make the cardstock letters into stickers so they’re a cinch to place!

I’m often asked what supplies I use to make my cards and projects, so I’ve put together a list using affiliate links when possible. If you make a purchase with these links I may receive a small commission. These help me to keep up with blog costs and continue bringing you fun projects. Thank you so much for your support!

So who’s ready to Boo-gie?! Thanks for stopping by!

Kari

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Halloween Shaker

By KariV on October 8, 2025 in Halloween, Holidays, Paper Crafting

Hello! Today I have a Halloween full shaker card to share with the new Freshly Boo’d stamp set from Miss Ink Stamps. It’s a cutie!

Watch the video below or on YouTube:

I stenciled the background with the Web stencil, but added another layer with a transluscent embossing powder using Coffee Rings (can you see it in the background)? It’s subtle and ghostly!

The shaker pieces inside are from a new mini die set that makes the PERFECT accents or shaker bits! I love them.

I cut my own acetate for this full panel shaker using the Postage Seal and Shaker Collection dies from Miss Ink. The largest die cuts out the perfect A2 shaker panel.

I hope you enjoyed this card today! Thanks for stopping by.

Kari

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Storybook Pig card and NEW release!

By KariV on September 27, 2025 in Paper Crafting

Hello! It’s Kari and I have a new card and video sharing a storybook pig that I just love! It’s new release day at Miss Ink Stamps and I’m so excited to share all the cards. Check out the video below or on YouTube:

This new set is so fun to create scene cards and little farm scenes. I love it…and there’s multiple different spider webs you can use with sayings woven into them like “greetings,” “terrific,” “some teacher,” and more!

Check out the new release using my affiliate links below!

I hope you enjoyed these cards today! Head on over to the Miss Ink Stamps shop to see all the new release!

See you soon,

Kari

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The Halloween Stencil you NEED in your Stash

By KariV on September 10, 2025 in Halloween, Holidays, Paper Crafting

Hello! Today I have an absolutely amazing Halloween Stencil to share and you NEED this in your Stash! This stencil is amazing and you can use it for a focal point on your card or for a beautiful background. I pull it out every year around this time to make at least one Halloween card!

Watch the video below or on YouTube:

Just look at that detail from the stencil!! There are jack-o-lanters, brooms, bats, and spider webs! It really is a fun one. Today I used a bunch of stamps from the Magical Collection to create this card. The sentiment is from another product that’s a favorite that I pull out EVERY YEAR! It has so many sentiment and even some large sentiments…everything you need!

Thanks for stopping by today. Let’s Spook up some Fun!

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Alice Shaker

By KariV on August 30, 2025 in Paper Crafting

Hello! Today I have an Alice Shaker card and video. This is a fun one! I used the Nested Keyholes set to start off the entire card…watch the video below or on YouTube:

I love the postage frame from the Miss Ink Stamps Postage, Seal and Shaker Collection. While there IS a full shaker panel to use in the set, I wanted to turn the postage frame portion into a shaker! So I cut that out, ink blended the inner panel (which will act as the background for the shaker), and put it all together with some acetate and foam tape. Watch the video for the full tutorial.