It's a mean, green, Pusheen Mandala Monday, as my favorite Irish-American* kitty and I wish you a very Happy St. Patrick's Day, in stickers!
*Pusheen's name is an easier-to-pronounce version of the word puisín, which means kitten in Irish.
It's a mean, green, Pusheen Mandala Monday, as my favorite Irish-American* kitty and I wish you a very Happy St. Patrick's Day, in stickers!
*Pusheen's name is an easier-to-pronounce version of the word puisín, which means kitten in Irish.
Today I'm feeling extra lucky to be on the Ranger Project Tutorials Page, showing off (step-by-step) how I used a rainbow of Ranger Embossing Powders with some fab Simon Hurley create Background Stamps, accented with coordinating shades of Archival Ink plus the golden glitter of Stickles and a few dozen four-leafed (four-heart!) clovers to create a card that is over-flowing with Good Luck. I'd love for you to HOP OVER and check it out! ♥
I'm up on the Ranger Project Page, going green the week before St. Patrick's Day, with Wendy Vecchi's MAKE ART Stamps, Stencils, Dies, Chippies and (of course!) Archival Inks. I'd love for you to hop over and read all about it!
Erin Go Bragh! Saint Patrick's Day comes once a year, but we can (and should!) celebrate our exceptional good luck in having wonderful friends and family all year long! Today, I'm very happy to be back on the Ranger Blog, creating a green (and clovery!) all-occasion card featuring Wendy Vecchi's MAKE ART Chippies, Stamps, Stencils and Washi Tape; I'd love for you to join me there!
It's the day before Saint Patrick's Day, so this seems like a good time to "Go Green" with two styles of Eyelet Outlet Washi Tape (Green Pattern Tape and Green Dot Washi) and a scattering of Round Sequins; not to mention a green Paper Flower that's been cut apart into two-petal sections and pieced back together into the shape of a four leaf clover!