Scissor Sprite

Fresh off my craft desk!

A hello card, a birthday card, a get well card, and a card that’s perfect for sending a little note.

Layers, florals, foil accents, and a few unexpected details came together in this set of four handmade cards.

Includes four cards and envelopes.
Available in my MakerPlace shop (link in bio).

New card set finished! 💌

A birthday card, a thank you card, a hello card, and a little reminder that someone is lovely.

Lots of texture, a touch of shine, and plenty of layers went into this set of four handmade cards.

Includes the four cards and their envelopes.
Available in my MakerPlace Shop (link in bio)

My handmade greeting cards are now available on MakerPlace!

I've been busy creating collections of handcrafted cards featuring florals, botanicals, dimensional details, and plenty of creative touches.
Shop Here:
https://www.michaels.com/makerplace/storefront/scissor-sprite

Not all cards are meant to be opened and forgotten.

I love turning paper and other embellishments into little pieces of paper art that help celebrate someone’s very special day.

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First try at a little mixed media canvas thanks to and the lessons from

It’s brighter then my usual color palette but it was a good branching out experiment.

This card started with a paper pack in these soft blue-green tones. I figured it was done to stop hoarding it 🤣. I had been wanting to use this beautiful bird stamp and these colors felt like the perfect fit.

To make the front panel softer and more cohesive, I transformed a white floral cardstock by blending Weathered Wood, Salvaged Patina, and a touch of Stormy Sky over it to take away the bright white and let the pattern become part of the design instead of competing with it.

Stepping outside my mixed media comfort zone and into repetition, structure, and restraint (which was honestly challenging 😂).
Gold embossed geometric elements layered over emerald with just enough sparkle to catch the light. Finished with a simple sentiment because this design really wanted room to breathe.