Glenda Schoonmaker

This card was done in the same manner as ECO card 49. This has a flowered embossing folder image. (name folder later). The paper is ECO paper in Desert Storm color. It has . . .

This is pink cotton cardstock given a dimensional dotted image with the (fill name of folder in later) embossing folder. Using embossing folders add so much more personality to a card if . . .

I made this card from additional examples shown in an online Altenew Craft Your Life Retreat. I’d never folded a card like this, but it works. The edge . . .

This was one of the first cards I made using environmentally friendly (ECO) products. When making ECO cards, I’ve noticed that I really have to focus more on how to create the cards because I can’t use what is readily assessible. I have to hunt more for ECO friendly products and ways to use them.

I loved the sentiment on this card! How many times have we done things that seemed great before we did them, but, uh, oh, didn’t go as we imagined. Those times . . .

This card and card 4 are almost identical. Both are done with the same Stamping Bella stamp but this was focused on blue backgrounds. . . .

This is a cute, little “mice hanging on a clothesline of hearts.” The coloring is a beginner’s attempt at Copic markers. However, just about any . . .

This is another trial run at using water colors but this time I used brush pens in which the color is already loaded into the brush. The set I had is Arteza Brush Pens, and I like using them. However, my set was almost 10 years . . .

This is a stamped flower image which I think was made by Rubber Necker. If it is made by them, it’s no longer on their website. When I was first starting card making, I did not keep up with where I bought supplies or who made them. It’s stamp on cold press . . .