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Monday, March 2, 2026

Spellbinders March 2026 Large Die of the Month

The Spellbinders March 2026 Large Die of the Month is BIG! These are just a few dies included in the set (the "grill" isn't included but linked below). Here's a photo of the Large Dieset this month:

It includes the pieces I used plus the cute Converse style sneaker and all the pretty flowers! So many combinations can be made using these sets. Perfect for those masculine cards everyone is looking to make.

The Club price is $27.50, if you wait to see if it's available for individual sale next month, the individual sale price goes up to $40! Plus you miss out on all the benefits of joining a club gives you. The best part is, you can quit the clubs at anytime!

You can learn more about the Spellbinders Clubs and the benefits of membership by clicking HERE.

I'll be sharing another card using the sneaker in a few days!

The background on this card is watercolor cardstock with yellow and orange watercolors painted on, pretty simple. The grill is from an old Spellbinders set, you can see it under supplies.

That's it for today!

Supplies are listed below with direct links to the stores that carry them. If you use my link to make a purchase, I receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for using my links, it really helps and encourages me to continue providing creative content.

---- https://tinyurl.com/2ayrr2yt [Spellbinders]

"Grill"

No longer available on Spellbinders website but Google
"Spellbinders Stitched Edge Circle Backgrounds" and there were
some still available on other sites.

Watercolor Paper I use:

---- https://tidd.ly/4seMxVr [Scrapbookcom]

AND

Your Paper Insider Watercolor Paper

---- https://tidd.ly/3LUx2SF [Your Paper Insider]

Glue

---- https://tidd.ly/4u4Oohm [Scrapbookcom]

Reverse Tweezers
---- https://tidd.ly/3VUZ7ey [Scrapbookcom]

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Saturday, February 28, 2026

Celebration on a Card!

I make a LOT of cards. Yet somehow when I need a birthday card, I don't have one or it's too dimensional to mail. So I decided to make some pretty but flat cards.

Here I used the Sizzix "Celebrate" dieset by Tim Holtz. I just love the cake here. It has so many subtle details and looks great when complete. The background is alcohol inked foil cardstock, random bright colors. I used Distress Alcohol Inks and let it dry. Once dry I embossed it with the Mosaic embossing folder. Simple! These are old products but are still available in a few places. I'll link them below.

I'm going to make a bunch of these cakes and put them on my stash of backgrounds.

That's it for today. Products are listed below. Using any of my links to make a purchase gives me a small commission at no extra charge to you. This is greatly appreciated and allows me to continue sharing content. It also lets these stores know you find my content useful. Thank you for the support.

---- https://tidd.ly/3P8B9fx [Simon Says Stamp]

---- https://tidd.ly/4l1OvX3 [Sizzix Store]

---- https://tidd.ly/4r1An1a [Simon Says Stamp]

---- https://tidd.ly/4r5WIL8 [Sizzix Store]

---- https://tidd.ly/4aY9S6S [Simon Says Stamp]

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Sunday, February 22, 2026

Spellbinders Make It & Bake It Recipe Card

I hope to have time to make a recipe journal, using the Spellbinders Make It & Bake It Collection. Really, any of the diesets would work with a recipe collection, you can see the entire collection by clicking HERE.

I've used these products several times, if you look at my past cards on this blog you can see others.

Until I have time to make a journal, I made a card using the Essential Envelope by Wendi Vecchi. You could insert a gift card in place of a recipe. I printed the recipe on a piece of copy paper, adjusted it so it would fit on the tabbed card. I took the tabbed card die (from the Essential Envelope Add On Set) and used it to be sure it was properly centered then copied it onto a piece of cardstock and then diecut it.

The black and white paper is from the Scrapbookcom Berry Sweet paper pad. I embossed the pink paper with the embossing folder from Spellbinders.