This month the theme is "coffee/tea/hot chocolate and green". This is my last project.
Happy Crafting,
For this card, I was inspired by the peaceful beauty of a winter woodland scene. The patterned paper with the graceful deer instantly set a calm and elegant tone, so I kept the design soft and neutral to let it shine.
I added a burlap-style ribbon across the front to bring in a touch of rustic charm and texture—it really gives the card that cozy, handmade feel I love for Christmas projects. The sentiment, “ Wishing you a blessed Christmas” felt like the perfect finishing touch, simple and heartfelt.
I love how this card captures a quiet winter night—gentle snowfall, soft colors, and a sense of calm. It’s a reminder that sometimes the most beautiful designs come from letting the paper do the talking and adding just a few thoughtful details.
I was inspired by this picture to make my Easter Basket.
This cute Easter basket card is filled with sweet treats and cheerful spring details. The lattice basket design is decorated with a bunny, pastel Easter eggs, and a bright flower.
The “Happy Easter” banner adds the perfect finishing touch to this fun and festive project.
Materials: all cardstock
I loved putting this card together ! The colorful florals instantly made me smile, and I wanted the design to feel just as uplifting as the sentiment. I loved doodling on it too ! Cards like this are perfect for sending a little encouragement to someone who needs a reminder of how amazing they are.
The sentiment comes from a wonderful motivational bundle at WHITE SPRUCE STUDIO. So many ways this bundle can be used. I printed them all off and have a beautiful set of sentiments to create cards.
This spooktacular layout captures one of my favorite Halloween moments featuring my sweet pup, Zoe ! Dressed for the occasion and posing beside a glowing jack-o’-lantern that I carved, she brings the perfect mix of cute and spooky to the page.
I went all in with bold Halloween colors—bright orange for the background paired with strips of black and purple patterned paper filled with bats, stars, and moons. These layers help create a playful, spooky vibe while drawing attention to the photos.
The angled photo mats add movement and energy, almost like Zoe is popping right out of the page ! I embellished with little stickers like a bat, a pumpkin, and a spider to tie everything together, while the “Sweet and Spooky” title perfectly sums up Zoe’s personality in this layout.
I used this picture as inspiration and recycled a jar and made a chickie jar.
I love finding creative ways to reuse everyday items, and this little chick jar was so much fun to make! I painted a recycled glass jar in a cheerful yellow and added a simple chick face to give it personality. The ribbon and button around the top add a sweet handmade touch, and the tissue paper inside makes it perfect for holding candies, small gifts, or even craft supplies.
This would make a cute spring decoration (add some daffodils) or a thoughtful handmade gift to hold some yummy Easter treats. It’s an easy project that brings a little sunshine to any space!
Materials: recycled jar, acrylic paint, Mod Podge, ribbon, button
My layout was inspired by a quiet moment in my garden, where I captured a sweet little bee enjoying my flowers. I wanted to highlight not only the beauty of the photos but also the important role these tiny pollinators play.
To bring the theme to life, I leaned into a bold black and yellow color palette, mimicking the classic bee colors. The honeycomb patterns on either side frame the page beautifully and draw your eye right to the center, where the photos take the spotlight.
I layered the images on floral patterned paper to echo the natural setting, and added playful sentiments like “Bee Awesome” and “What’s the Buzz” to keep the layout lighthearted and fun. The angled photo placement adds movement—almost like the bee is buzzing from one flower to the next!
This page is a celebration of the little things in nature that bring so much joy—and a reminder to slow down and notice the beauty right outside our door.