One of my favorite things is to use card-making techniques for fun cards, scrapbook pages, and other paper crafts! I’ve taught over 68 card-making and paper craft techniques I’ve also got a great way for you to store these techniques so keep reading!
I had a dream to create a library of all the many paper craft and stamping techniques that I have learned over the past 25 years! In October 2021 I began a series of online classes on YouTube to teach crafters how to create using these various card-making techniques.
Now, I am happy to announce two new options! A spiral-bound printed book of 55 Card Making Techniques, or you can get the Digital Download!
If you enjoy paper crafts that use a variety of stamping techniques you’ll love these! Having the binder full of ideas on my desk is super convenient and beats searching the internet.
You can still purchase any of the Card Making Technique Tutorials in my PDF Tutorial Shop. Want to see which techniques are in each volume, simply click on the images below to read the descriptions and pick the tutorials you want to purchase.
I have also started adding Fun Folds to my Cardmaking Reference Guide! This little book is the perfect size to sit on your craft table!
How To Store The Card-Making PDF Tutorials
The PDF tutorials are designed to fit in the Stampin’ Up! Album that is available in my online store. You will need to purchase the photo pocket pages separately. If you prefer, the PDFs can be printed and stored in a three-ring binder.
Card making techniques video playlist link
- Bleach Technique
- Block Watercolor
- Bubble Wrap
- Faux Glass
- Faux Linen
- Shadow Stamping
- Blending Brushes with Post-It Notes
- Spotlighting
- Watercolor Wash
- Dry Vellum Embossing
- Pastel Resist
- Ink Refill Float
- Double Embossing
- Black Ice
- Emboss Resist Technique
- Watercolor Pencil Blending
- Double Embossed Enamel
- Wax Paper Batik Background
- Embossed Designer Series Paper
- Baby Wipe Ink Pad
- Faux Chalkboard
- Shaving Cream
- Retiform
- Split Negative
- Faux Tearing
- Triple Time Stamping
- Clear Glass
- Acrylic Block Stamping
- Plastic Wrap Watercolor
- Smacking Acetate
- Bonus – Textured Embossing
- Floating Strips Technique
- Faux Metal
- Alcohol+Stampin’ Blends
- Blender Pen
- Faux Leather
- Faux Tile
- Ghost Stamping
- Herringbone
- Faux Porcelain
- Faux Watercolor
- Embedded Embossing
- Faux Wood Burning
- Inking Embossing Folders
- Kissing Technique
- Partial Die Cutting
- White Wash
- Color Lifting
- Mirror Image
- Stencils
- Tri-Color Embossing
- Salt Technique
- Bubbles Technique
- Torn Edge Technique
- Embossing Technique
- Splatter Technique
- Masking Tape
- White Washed Embossing Folder
- Colored Vellum
- Blended Mist Technique
- Embossing With a Twist
- Embossed Toilet Paper Technique
- Embossing Paste Technique
- Joseph’s Coat with a Twist Technique
- Watercolor Emboss Technique
- Clear Tape Omitting
- Stampin’ Blends Alcohol Technique
- Embossing Paste Painting Technique
- Watercolor Stamping Technique
- Bargello Technique
- Tissue Paper Background Technique
- Reverse Masking
- Blending Watercolor Pencils Technique
- Misted Marker Vellum Technique
- Faux Spotlight Technique
- Marker and Ink Technique
- Letterpress Technique
- Embossing with Stencils Technique
- Paper Kintsugi Technique
- Debossed Inky Resist Technique
- Watercolor Pencils with Blender Pens/Water Painter
- Watercolor Pencils on Black Cardstock
- Watercolor Pencils with Wink of Stella
- Watercolor Pencils with Stampin’ Blends Color Lifter
- Watercolor Embossed Vellum Technique
- Embossing with Water-based Inks
- Thumping Technique
- Paper Towel Technique
- Enamel Effects Techniques
- Decorative Napkin Technique
- Coloring Glimmer/Dazzling Paper Technique
- Ink Refills to Color Tissue Paper
- Bokeh
- Blending Brushes
- Embossing & Highlighting Techniques
- Balloon Flowers Technique
- Double-Stamped Vellum Technique
- Swiping Background Technique
- Sanded Embossed Layers
- Sepia Technique
- Easy Watercolor Technique
- Batik Technique
- Embossed Vellum Technique
- Embossed Window Sheet Technique
- Embossed Lines Technique
