Apr 102 min read

Today's Featured Card is . . .

👩🏼‍🍳 More fun "in the kitchen"!

Whether you're needing a greeting card to celebrate a New Home for a friend or family member or maybe a card for a friend who loves to be in the kitchen then the Taylored Expressions In The Kitchen and Bake Me Happy stencil and coordinating die sets are something you'll need in your crafty stash!

I had fun with these stencil and die sets to create this trio of cards!

I featured the "Shelfed" card in yesterday's release. It's a once-piece die so came together really quick. Here are a couple of my In-Progress photos showing the detail of the entire stenciled panel. I love the added sheen the Lunar Paste added to some of the components! I also used some white medium paste to boujee some of the pieces and to add a little more interest and dimension.

Next up was the die cutting so I could decide on card design as well as grabbing another Taylored Expressions stencil (Plaid Stencil) to create a background panel for the stacked cups which I think turned out super cute!

And anyone that knows me knows I love plants 🪴 so had to turn the toaster upside down to create a pot to hold one of the plants I created using the Taylored Expressions Love Grows Here kit ingredients. How fun is that!?!

I had so much fun using these new and re-introduced products for this release! Here's a closer look at that trio of cards . . .

Hope you enjoyed seeing and getting more detail about my cards today! Be sure to visit the other Designers Blogs to see the fun cards they created and for more inspiration! Here are direct links to their pages for you. I know it's hard to find a one-stop place to get to all the TE Designers Blogs so feel free to bookmark this page for easy access to them in the future.

Emily ~ Pops Of Paper

Heather ~ Pinefeather

Kavya ~ Handmade By Kavya

Lori - Splitcoast Stampers

Melody ~ A Paper Melody

Jen ~ Deconstructed Jen

Jill ~ Fastest Turtle

Amy ~ Stamp-N-Paradise

And here's a quick look at those stencil and die sets and a link to the TE store. Now the question is ...what will you make with yours?