Hello crafty friends, happy Tuesday!
Today I want to share with you my second post with Tree Hugs stamp set.
As you already know about this set, it is designed to build birch trees of many sizes! Oh, how smart it is!!
Here is what I came up with:
I made watercolour birch tree card. First I 1) Stamped the images from Tree Hugs set onto watercolour paper panel using black pigment ink. 2) Coloured it with Distress inks: Gathered Twigs, Rusty Hinge, Walnut Stain, Vintage Photo, Bundled Sage, Festive Berries, and Tumbled Glass Distress inks. 3) Mounted the watercoloured panel on kraft card base using double-side tape. It is so simple and easy, right?!
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To create this card, I 1) Stamped the clouds and stars from 
To create this card, I 1) Stamped the sentiments from the 
Oh, I love their brushstroke sentiments so much!
For my second card, I used the same stamps and color scheme but it is somewhat different in design. First I 1) Stamped the sentiments at the bottom part of watercolour paper panel using 
Today I want to share with you three cards that I’ve made for the 
I was super happy when I received (and opened) this package from Jennifer, aren’t they amazing?!
YES! Kindness is Magic!! It is so true! And I feel I am so blessed because I can share my handmade kindness to everyone, everywhere!! Week 4 (November 23-29) will focus on sharing any kind of handmade kindness with strangers. When I thought about strangers who need the encouragement, the words ‘homeless’ came to my mind. My church members are helping several homeless people cope with their difficult condition, so I decided to send my kindness to those homeless people through my handmade cards.
If you are one of my Instagram followers, you’ve already seen this watercolour flower. I painted it onto watercolour paper. Then I trimmed it with 
My second card is so simple watercolour card. First, I 1) coloured onto watercolour paper panel with MFT dye inks using a wide paintbrush. 2) Stamped the sentiment in the top right-hand corner of watercoloured panel with black pigment ink. 3) Added some ink splatters. 4) Die cut the small sized Cross from white card stock using 
For my last card today, I used one of ‘Random Quotes of Kindness’ cards in the package. I 1) Stamped the sentiments from the 
I hope you’ll join in this beautiful ‘Sharing Handmade Kindness’ challenge! Jennifer is giving away some awesome prizes, too!!
If you looking for a beautiful Christmas scene card ideas, I strongly recommend this sweet 
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