Intro to Fly High & Cloud Background Hot Foil Plates + 4 cards from start to finish

[@debbievangurp8166]

The last card is the most amazing colours. I’m off to try them out.

[@ambypiee]

Iv never seen hot foil being done before and omg so beautiful!

[@patriciapiper8484]

Again more wonderful cards and ideas

[@reallycrazy4paper]

Adorable set and cards. Hugs, Julie.

[@brendaschindler1169]

I absolutely love these cards! The shaker card is my favorite. I wi be watching this several times to recreate these cards. Thanks for sharing these ❤

[@donnademkodonnascreativeco432]

I love all the different ways you can use multiple stamp sets together - mix and match.

[@mitzingim7172]

Wowee! Chari’s ink blending is gorgeous! Love this set with critters looking up and down!

[@scrapscrapthat]

So pretty!

[@seanroche8778]

Love these they are beautiful . Cannot wait to try these

[@teresamcdaniel3554]

Super cute!

[@karenstokes3073]

Love all the fun ideas, tips and hoe you can mix and mingle dies and stamps sets.

[@stellabyrd6014]

Delightful

[@janegrosvold187]

Love all the cards. I have a question, which blending tool is best for darker blending such as the sky. I seem to get a light layer when I use a blending brush. Are there any rules to go by? I am getting ready to order more brushes but then decided to ask first which tool I need to make a darker layer.

[@lawnfawn]

Hi Jane, good question! There are good reasons to use brushes and blending tools. A brush is good when you want a lighter application of ink, as you would for stencils. For those projects where you want some bold inking or to cover a whole background, you will want to use an ink blending tool. I hope this helps and thanks for the question. Happy crafting :)