The eBrush is such a versatile tool. You can use it for card making, posters, use it with markers, and with paints using the siphon kit. It is such a easy tool to use. Today I would like to revisit using Dixie Belle Chalk Paints with the eBrush and its companion siphon kit! Look for more tutorials to come! 

Hello all you makers! Desiree' with you again! Feeling blessed to be here!
Hope 2020 has been AMAZING so far, and will only keep getting better!
I have a few pics to share of my latest b-day card!
I used my SNAP machine by Craftwell to cut my dies out. Love that machine!
To start with, as always I chose some cute papers from my stash, and a stamp or
two, and of course dies!
I made a teddy bear head shaped shaker. For the sentiment I used confetti that says
"Happy Birthday", once that was done I assembled my card.
Here's a pic or three!




The final product, I love these papers!

 Inside of the card




And here is what the card looks like from above. I am okay with the finished card.
Hope you all will be too! Hope are inspired some how! Thank you for stopping by!!
Wishing everyone a super blessed 2020!!!

Hi Craftwell friends! Linsey here today sharing my latest project with you. Do you enjoy making your own party favors for special occasions? I sure do and these mini pizza boxes were the perfect blank canvas for my party favor decorating desires! Such a fun and easy project--perfect for kids and adults alike!
I wanted to keep the design clean and simple with crisp white cardstock so that the dry embossing would really pop. I had a great first experience with the brand new SNAP Machine Electric Embosser & Die Cutter! It's so easy to operate and comes in a compact and portable design so you can use it anywhere you like, including where space is limited. I used Teresa Collins 2-Pack A6 Folders, Twill Herringbone & Preppy Houndstooth Embossing Folders for the bases, then embellished each box with a variety of Spring stickers, satin ribbon and mulberry flowers. 

 For the background, I chose a light colored patterned paper. You don't need to use a dark or busy background, otherwise, the words we put on later won't show up well.
 For the words to be facing right, put the die cut right on top of the patterned side. You don't want to deal with the frustration of ending up with backward words!
 Place the die cut on platform A, flat side down. Put your paper on top of this (the back side should be facing up). Remember with die cuts: D is on the bottom, then A (die cut on top of it), B, then A.
 Now stick it all through the slot of your Cut n' Boss and watch it do its magic!
 Here it is cut. I didn't need all that blank space on top, so I folded it before cutting so it would be straighter. However, you can use a ruler if you want to make it perfect...
 Now you need a second (solid)colored sheet of paper for the background. Then use a glue stick and stick it down. Let dry for a bit before cutting it out.
 Prepare to use your best penmanship to do the rest of the words. This is easier and turns out better when starting lightly with a pencil. Get all the spacing and centering worked out with pencil, then go over with a black sharpie.
 Lastly, tape the end of a toothpick(s) onto the back of the paper. You may need two for longer words.
And there you go: a quick, simple, and inexpensive way to spice up someone's birthday dessert!
 
P.S. The cheesecake was delicious!

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