Napkin cards

It's always so fun to find a new technique, try it out and fall in love. Wow that's how I've felt using the napkins Whitney Kosters and I exchanged. I came out on the good end though because she really had a bunch to share! I've seen YouTubers using napkins on tags, mats, cards, journal pages lots of stuff but I really hadn't given it a good shot. Boy am I sold. How easy fun and wow what fantastic results. Here are the four cards I've made so far. I used some Anna Griffin Mix and Match…

#Kali9Designs #napkincards #napkinartIn this video, I’m going to share the napkin technique with you that if you haven’t tried yet, you will LOVE! And no, yo...

I went a little nuts last night with glitter and napkins! When I first started seeing these glitter napkin cards, I poo-poo’d them thinking cards made of napkins take no talent, no effort, no…

Here is a fun tried and true old fashioned card making technique. Long before we had all these sumptuous patterned papers we had gorgeous napkins! For depth of color and interesting texture, you can't beat them especially for the money! Most you you may have done these so this will be an ‘Oh Yeah’ moment! Have fun! You can start with any size paper napkin - I like to pick min up at Tuesday Morning, they have a wonderful selection and are usually marked down Separate the printed surface from…

Why, hello there! I’m glad you’ve stopped back by! Today I have some fun cards to share with you. Seeing one of Janis’s projects over at HerPeacefulGarden reminded me that I had d…

In today's video, I'm going to show you how EASY it is to make stunning cards using your stash of paper napkins and patterned paper! I've seen a lot of tutor...

Here is a fun tried and true old fashioned card making technique. Long before we had all these sumptuous patterned papers we had gorgeous n...

I tried my first napkin card. I’ve seen many over the years but this is my first time trying them. On Saturday, I played with a few ways to do this and I’ll post other cards later this …

I haven't used this technique in a long, long time, but I'm participating in another swap that requires us to adhere a dinner napking to a piece of cardstock and use this as a background for a card. There are some very interesting dinner napkins out there. I was very lucky to have this napkin as it was the last one I had that had a design on it. I'll show you my card and then explain the technique. Stamp: Word Play Ink: Basic black, Bravo Burgundy Papers: Bravo Burgundy (retired), Whisper…

This card is for a "Napkin Card" swap. You use just the top layer of the napkin and glue it to card. I then ran it through an embossing folder. I did a second napkin and cut out the butterfly and a couple of the flowers and raised them. I added st