Inspiration Team

Hi friends! Luisana here back with another card made with some awesome Brutus Monroe products.  For today’s card I wanted to make a simpler and easier project than I’ve done in the past weeks.  For this card you are going...

 Hello everyone!! This is Berina here, with a beautiful watercolored Valentine card today!! I started by stamping and heat embossing the flowers from Conservatory of Quotes stamp set repeatedly around the edges of a piece of Aqua pigment paper, with Gilded Sparkle embossing...

Welcome back to the blog for another INSPIRATION TEAM BLOG HOP! This week, the whole team is hopping along to show off their projects featuring the Brutus Monroe SURFACE INKS! There are a few unique properties to this ink that...

Hey friends!   It's Jess and I'm so excited to be on the Brutus Monroe blog today to share a vibrant card featuring January's Stencil of the Month and some fun heat embossing techniques.   To start things off, I...

Hey crafty people! It's Ashley here on the blog and today I have a circular card design using some Glitter Glaze and the Stencil of the Month. I started with a piece of Bristol Smooth paper taped down to a...

 Good Day Friends, It is time for us to get ready for the next card giving holiday -- Valentine's Day!  Everyone enjoys getting a card letting them know they are in someone's thoughts.  This fun card was made using the...

What’s going on creative friends? I’m Marisabel, from Witchtionery and I hope you’re ready to get crafty with me. Today, I am creating a card using the Brutus Monroe “Botanical Banners” stamp set. I absolutely love this stamp set. The...

This post honors all our friends suffering through the polar vortex that has a huge swath of the United States in its frosty embrace. I dreamed of a frosty winter hello for you today.  This card whispers of spring but quickly pulls...

Hello crafty friends! Lauren here, sharing a simple one-layer card with a floral design. I started by cutting a strip of purple tape in half with my paper trimmer and placing it across the middle of a panel of Alabaster...