This one Sizzix stencil will help you create cards for any season or occasion! Here are 6 different seasonal color palettes for you!
One bottle, four ways to fill it! These handmade party invitations are sure to make a splash for your next ocean-themed party.
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The Witchcraft Thinlit from Sizzix and Tim Holtz is perfect for creating a crescent moon mixed media decor piece.
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Learn how to turn the Tim Holtz Sizzix Colorize Layered Jack-o-lantern into cute plush ornaments for your Halloween tree or to adorn candy bags this Spooky Season!
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I love a textural and ephemeral moment on ATCs. Here is an easy way to add some ribbon and bows to your next ATC project.
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Spooky season is just around the corner and it's time to make a fun little vignette using Tim Holtz and Sizzix products!
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Christmas greetings deserve something special! Here is how you can easily make a tunnel card for a fun pop out action that the card recipient will love!
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These two easy handmade Christmas cards use only 3 new Sizzix supplies and you can get them both done in a single afternoon!
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Let's make an interactive card together! I've got everything you need to make this sweet card, including a template and a full-length video tutorial.
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These Christmas card ideas will deliver nostalgic joy!
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Let's talk fiber art and get into a little embroidery with this sweet floral jellyfish project.
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Card front and sentiment set dies can be used for seasonal and year-round cardmaking! See how to add negatives back into your geometric card front Thinlits for a colorful and fun background, plus how to pair it with other dies in your stash for an incredible handmade card!
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Let's celebrate all the pretty paper elements in the new Cherry Sweet collection deigned by Frank Garcia for Prima Marketing. Learn how to show off layers of paper in your mixed media projects with this tearing and rolling technique.
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