Other Products: Smooth white cardstock, Zig Clean Clear Brush Markers, Distress Inks Peacock Feather, Vintage Photo, Mini Mister, Golden metallic cardstock

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: The ready side-fold card measures 6? by 8?. For the first layer, choose a deep purple paper from the designer paper collection and cut a piece measuring 5 1/2" by 7 1/2". Distress all the edges with Seedless Preserves distress ink.

For the second layer, choose a floral paper from the designer paper collection and cut 5 1/2? by 7?. Distress the edges lightly with Seedless Preserves and partially cut the lower edge using a solid die from Decorative Medallion Die. Also, cut the decorative Medallion from white cardstock and glue on the cut base. Layer the panel on the prepared purple base and further layer it on the ready card base using glue dots.

For flowers, stamp the flower images from Oakberry Lane Blossoms Cling Stamp Set using Magenta Hue Archival ink, paint them using Archival Ink Pad - Cactus Flower and cut them using it's coordinating die. Shape them using 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold and add Rock Candy Stamens.

For leaves, stamp the leaves from Classic rose stamp set with Library ink archival ink, paint them using leaf green and Fern Green archival inks and cut them using it's coordinating die. Shape them using deluxe Flower Shaping Kit and add Crystal Clear Glitter.

Stamp the images from Furry-tailed Frolic Cling Stamp Set with black archival ink and cut them using their coordinating dies. Color the images using Zig Clean Clear Brush Markers. Shape them a little with hand and stack few extra die cuts for dimensions.

Die cut 2 circles from the Eyelet Circle and Basics Small Die and color them as shown with distress inks Peacock Feather and Vintage Photo. Layer them together with glue dots and adhere a golden eyelet die behind them. Once all the elements are ready, assemble the card as shown and finish the card by hanging die cut tags from the paper collection, using twine.

Other Products: Zig real brush pens, Distress inks - Espresso and walnut stain, scoring board, die cutting machine, foam tape, Floral oriental paper for flowers

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: The finished card measures 7 inches by 5 inches. For this, cut white card stock 10 inches by 7 inches and score at 5 inches on the longer side. Fold to make a card base. For the mat layer, cut a designer paper from the paper collection to size 4 3/4 inches by 6 3/4 inches. Adhere to card base.

Cut a piece of white card stock to size 6 inches by 4 inches and distress with leaf green ink using a sponge dauber. Cut the edges on the longer side using the border dies. Score this piece at 1/8 inch intervals on the score board. Cut another deep purple color paper from the paper collection and cut it to the size as shown on card and use the plain edge border die to cut its edges.

Stamp the flower image several times with Majestic violet ink and color with same color. Cut using coordinating die and shape in the 3D shaping mold. Give more realistic look to the flower using the groove golf tool. Add stamens in the flowers. Make filler flowers using the vibrant fuschia ink. Make leaves from the classic rose set using green inks and further give shape using groove golf tools.

Stamp the cottage and squirrels in black ink on white card stock. Colour with Zig markers. Further stamp and cut the windows and colour them with markers. Adhere the window frames on the cottage image to give dimensional look.

Adhere the border mat layers on the card front as shown using foam tape. Arrange the flowers and leaves using clear glue. Adhere the cottage, and other squirrels on the card. Finish the card by adding sentiments.

Other Products: Scissors, Paper Trimmer, Scoring Board, Heating tool, Die Cutting Machine, Water Mister, Small Dimensional Adhesive Squares, Xacto knife

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the border dies & foldout cards, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/wxX94X84kUo.

Instructions: Click here to view more photos of this project. Choose desired patterned papers from the Oakberry Lane Paper collection to cover each page. Die cut to match the card base, using the Fleur Border Basics die. Ink the edges with a desired ink color before adhering onto each panel using Dries Clear glue. Use the circle die to die cut the back panel before adhering it onto card. Die cut another purple panel to layer onto smaller panel. Die cut Happy Birthday using Elegant Border Basics die. Slide a scrap paper under the curved words, use dauber and Deep purple ink to color "Happy Birthday". Adhere onto panel. Die cut Fleur border onto purple designer paper, trim and adhere onto front card base.

Stamp the following images in Jet Black ink: Two squirrels in basket, log, two squirrel in tire swings, running squirrel, acorn, 5 leaves, three small blossoms, two siting squirrels, two large squirrel images, teeter totter squirrels, and two trees. Stamp 4 small blossoms in Frost White ink, emboss with Aged Ivory embossing enamel.

Color using daubers and the following Archival inks: Vivid Chartreuse and Leaf Green for basket, and all foliage. Coffee and Sepia for squirrels, acorn, log and tree trunk. Use Jet black to color one sitting squirrel, and one running squirrel, and tire swing. Adding Cactus Flower, Deep Purple and Jet Black as accents on desired images. Vermillion to color the teeter totter. Use Buttercup to color the centers of all the blossoms, adding Plum ink to the embossed flowers and Rose Madder and Tea Rose on the black stamped flowers.

Using white cardstock die cut the scalloped oval and circle together, creating a scalloped frame. Adhere the frame onto the opening on the back panel. Stamp the sentiment using Plum ink onto the remaining circle, sponge the edge with Buttercup ink and adhere directly onto card base, inside circle opening. Cut strips of cardstock, and designer paper to embellish, flag cutting the edges of desired strips.

For a quick and easy shaping, use the 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold for the blossoms and leaves. For more tips on using the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE. Or if you prefer, you can use the shaping stylus instead, and use it to shape the rest of the images.

If you have more than one of the images, cut and layer them on top of each other, adding foam squares to add dimension. Use the Xacto knife to cut an opening in the log, add squirrel. Adhere all images as shown using Dries Clear Glue. I added gold stamens in the flower clusters for added interest. Add Crystal Clear on background and images. Finally add Prills to the centers of blossoms.

Other Products: Inks: Distress Oxide inks (peeled paint, spiced marmalade, gathered twigs) Image Colored With: Derwent Inktense pencils (Saddle Brown, Leaf Green, Beech Green, Red Oxide, Oak, Indian Ink) Paper: Cardstock 65lb. Smooth (White), Canson 140lb. Cold Press watercolor paper Accessories: MISTI, foam dots

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Click here to view a larger photo of this project. Finished size of tags is 4" x 6". For base of tags cut a piece of kraft cardstock 4" x 6", using a couple of decorative border dies cut bottom decorative borders as pictured. Cut small leafy border from kraft cardstock and use to mark and trim top of tags to match size of border. Mask the top of the tag where the leafy border will be placed and mask the bottom decorative edge as well, color the tags with distress oxide inks layering color, spraying with water and drying until you have the desired colors. Stamp some leaves and acorn images all over colored area with distress oxide inks, remove mask, glue leafy border as pictured and set aside.

Cut 3 panels from patterned paper, ink edges with coordinating ink colors. Cut 3 small decorative swirl frames from kraft cardstock using the die from the Intricate Swirl Frames set. Stamp 3 squirrel images on watercolor paper with black ink, cut with coordinating dies, color with watercolor pencils. Stamp several flowers and leaves on white cardstock with Majestic Violet and Leaf Green ink, cut with coordinating dies. Use same colors to shade flowers and leaves, shape with coordinating 3D shaping mold. Stamp small wildwood flowers on white cardstock with cantaloupe ink, cut with coordinating die, shape with flower shaping kit.

Glue patterned paper panels with foam dots. Glue squirrel images with foam dots. Cut the swirl frames into 2 sections each and glue to each tag as pictured. Glue blossom flowers 2 layers each, add stamens and glue flowers as pictured, glue leaves, add stamens to small wildwood flowers and glue as pictured. Add glitter to all flowers.

Other Products: White cardstock, foam dots

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Prepare a 5 x 7" white card base. Layer with a piece of the Oakberry Lane paper on top 1/4" smaller. Die cut one Intricate Swirl frame out of white cardstock, add foam dots to the back and adhere to the card.

Stamp the tree from the Sugar Hollow set on white with the Library Green, color in with the Coffee ink and Emerald Green ink. Die cut with the matching die, add foam dots and adhere to card. Die cut one of the squirrels from the paper pack and adhere to card.

Stamp the flowers on white with the Manganese Blue, color in with the Forget Me Not, cut out with the matching die, high light the edges with more of the Manganese Blue. Shape using the Blossom Shaping Mold. Add stamens in the center.

Stamp the leaves on white with the Library Green, color in with the Leaf Green, cut out using the matching die, shape using the leaf mold, highlight the edges with the Emerald Green. Adhere to card.

To finish, add glitter to the flowers and leaves.

Other Products: Brilliance Pearlescent Purple, 3M Foam Tape, Copic Markers: R20, R21, R22, V01, V12, V15, YG03, YG23, E51, E21, E53, E33, E35, E42, E43, E44, E93, B00, B01, B02, C0, C2, C3, C5, YR04, green card stock, kraft card stock, white card stock.

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

For more tips on creating with the border dies & foldout cards, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/wxX94X84kUo.

Instructions: Click here to view more photos of this project. Card size: 5 x 7" Start by picking and cutting paper to fit all sides of foldout card, (see Emma Lou's Video on perfectly matching curved edges when cutting paper). Cut the top of the back section of card with the Plain edge of the Classic Border Basics Die. Cut the scallop border from Fleur Border Basics x 3 for each side (to have a nice finish on both side, you could get by with just 3 for one side and leave the backs rough) out of kraft card stock to match card base. Cut the back border with the 2 leaf borders from the Delicate Border Basics die set. Glue papers and borders onto each side of the foldout panels. Cut little grassy knolls for each page using the plain edge die of the Fleur Border Basics on green card stock, sponge Leaf Green on the edges then glue each to the bottom of each panel. Cut 2 pockets from kraft card stock using the Fleur Borders and Pockets Die. Fussy cut one label panel from decorative paper for a sentiment tag to place in 1 of the pockets. Cut 1 of the teeter totter squirrels out of the decorative paper.

Stamp, sponge color and die cut several sets of blossoms using both Rose Madder and Majestic Violet Inks, sponge Rose Madder flowers with Pink Peony and sponge Majestic Violet flowers with Pearlescent Purple. Die cut. Stamp Leafy Accents and the leaves from the Oakberry Blossoms set with Fern Green and sponge color with Leaf Green then die cut. Use the Floral Basics Mold for the flowers and the Leafy Accent Mold for the Leafy Accent leaves (see Emma Lou's Video for using the Shaping Molds). Stamp and die cut all the squirrels and the squirrel cottage (on the cottage, stamp and die cut 2 or 3 times to do layers for dimension) using black ink on white card stock. Use Copic Markers to color. Stamp and die cut all the other flower blossoms then color.

Finish shaping flowers using the Flower Shaping kit, insert stamen, glue and let dry. Start decorating each panel by placing the squirrels. Front panel outside and inside have the teeter totter squirrels (1 set cut from paper to make it easier). Place a few blossoms around coming from the ground then make a small flower arrangement at the top left (outside) and small acorn arrangement top right on the inside. 2nd panel is just paper on the back and the squirrels with the acorn giving and acorn basket on the inside. Make another small flower arrangement at the top right. 3rd panel on the outside, place the tire swing squirrel at the left top and some blossoms growing from the ground at the bottom then arrange flowers and leaves top left to right. 3rd panel inside, glue the kraft pockets to each side at the bottom leaving opening to place tags in. Then glue the blossom squirrel sitting in a big flower and the reaching up squirrel on top of the right kraft pocket. Place hand cut tag into the left pocket. On the back panel, glue the base layer of the cottage on and then pop up a layer of the scaled bottom and a popped up layer of the window frame and mama squirrel on top of the base for more dimension. Add another layer of the butterfly shaping wings up. Add some coneflowers to the ground and then make another acorn and flower arrangement at the top right. Most of the 3D flowers should show when panels are all the way closed and card should lay fairly flat.

Other Products: Light and Dark Brown Cardstock, Scor-tape, Big-Shot, Ice sticks, Card board, Ruler, Cutting knife, pencil, Moss, plastic acorns, Little stones, tiny resin rose, ladybug

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Click here to view a larger photo of this project. Cut this Svg File out of the Cardstock and the paper collection papers, then glue it together as the instructions show you! Cut a piece of Cardboard for the garden, this one is 11 x 11 inches, cover the cardboard with Paper from the paper Collection. Take an empty spool from a tape roll and cover this, place this on the left upper corner of your garden, place the acorn on top of the spool, now it will stand. Take the 3 plastic acorns and cut off the bottom so that they get shorter, place them in front of the acorn like a step. Stamp with Jet Black and the Wildwood Cottage Stamp on White cardstock and color these with the Rich Cocoa, cut them out with the coordinating dies and glue the door and 2 windows on the acorn. Make a doorknob with the Nuvo drops. Use the Template (see my Blog) to cut out the shape for the bridge cut it out 2x and cut ice sticks at 2 inch and glue them on top of the bridge, now color the whole bridge with Rich Cocoa. Put some moss here and there, glue the little stones in a shape you like for a pond and fill it with a low layer of the 3D Crystal lacquer, let it dry, now stamp with Jet Black and the Woodsy Wonderland stamp some Greenery on White cardstock, color it with the bamboo Leaves and cut it out with the coordinating die, place them in the garden in front of the bridge, you can decorate it to your own wishes too.

Stamp the Flowers and leaves from the Oakberry Lane Blossom stamp with the Sweet Plum on White cardstock and cut them out with the coordinating die, then color the centers of the flowers with Buttercup and the rest of the flower with Cactus Flower. The leaves you color with a mix of the greens and a little bit of the Rich Cocoa and the pink. Then put 1 layer of flowers in the 3D mold and spray them with a mist of water then add another layer of flowers and leaves and do the same, you can put 3 layers in the mold, now run them through your machine, place the flowers on your mat and press in the center so the flowers will pop up. Make holes in the centers and pull some Flower stamens through, now put some glue on the flower with a sponge or glue bottle this is easy because of the fine tip, then sprinkle some shard glass in it.

Stamp the Squirrels with the Black Ink and color them with Rich Cocoa and Toffee Crunch, take your Blender marker and color the little flowers with Cactus Flower. Cut them out with the coordinating dies and place them in the garden, bridge, and roof, behind the Squirrels you can glue a piece of acetate so that they stand up very well.

Other Products: Bazzill Smoothie Blush Pink cardstock, Colorbox Bisque

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Click here to view a larger photo of this project. Cut a piece of the pink cardstock 12"x 6", score at 6" and fold in half. Place the outer cutting die slightly over the edge of the fold and cut to create a folded card. Score half way from the top to create the easel card. Die cut the outer edge of the acorn die from the blush pink cardstock and adhere to the bottom half of the top of the easel card. Die cut two outer pieces of the acorn out of patterned paper and slightly trimming one at the top adhere to the bottom of the easel. Adhere the other die cut paper to the top of the card. Stamp the acorn image from the HCPC-3840 Oakberry Cottage & Sentiments Stamp set in Coffee ink on white cardstock and die cut with the coordinating dies. Colour the acorn with Coffee ink, the caterpillar with Vivid Chartreuse ink and the butterfly with Majestic Violet ink. Die cut the windows out and colour with vermillion. Colour the squirrel with Bisque, Coffee Brown and Sepia ink. Using a Dove Blender pen colour the pies with Peanut Brittle ink and the apron with Majestic Violet ink. Adhere the coloured images to the base patterned paper and adhere to the top of the card.

Stamp the squirrel from the HCPC-3839 Furry-Tailed Frolic stamp set holding out the nut in Coffee Brown ink on white cardstock. Colour in with Bisque, Coffee and Sepia ink, shape lightly and adhere to the right front of the top.

Stamp the leaves from the HCPC-3842 Oakberry Lane Blossoms stamp set in Library Green ink on flower shaping cardstock, colour in with Fern Green, Leaf Green and Majestic Violet inks before die cutting with the coordinating die. Shape using the coordinating mold and assemble when dry and add Crystal Clear glitter with Dries Clear glue and adhere at the top of the acorn and on the bottom of the easel to create a shelf for the top of the easel to sit against.

Stamp the flowers from the HCPC-3842 Oakberry Lane Blossoms stamp set in Majestic Violet ink on white flower making cardstock and die cut with the coordinating dies. Sponge the outer edges with Majestic Violet ink and the middle of the flowers with Vivid Chartreuse ink and shape using the coordinating mold. Assemble when dry and add Crystal Clear glitter to the flowers and the Lettuce Entertain You Prills to the centres. Adhere to the top of the acorn and on the base of the easel over the leaves.

Stamp the acorns from the HCPC-3840 Oakberry Cottage & Sentiments Stamp set in Coffee ink on white cardstock and colour with Coffee ink. Die cut with the coordinating die, shape and adhere among the leaves and flowers as shown.

Other Products: black card stock, Zig Markers

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Finished card measures 5.5 x 5.5" cut out in white cardstock. Cut out black mat, slightly smaller than card base, cut out blue sky paper from the Oakberry Lane Paper Collection, slightly smaller than black mat. Cut out a circle, slightly to the right center with the Circle Basics Large and the Eyelet Circle & Basics Small die and use one size smaller to cut out a circle in the black mat. Cut out scenery from Paper Collection to fit behind the circles, adhere all layers to card base.

Stamp the Oakberry Lane Blossoms in Lulu Lavender, sponge centers with Bamboo Leaves, cut out with corresponding dies, sponge outsides of petals with Lulu Lavender and sculpt with the 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold, add lavender pearl stamens. Stamp smallest Blossoms with Forget-Me-Not, sponge middles with Bamboo Leaves, cut out with corresponding dies, sponge outsides of petals with Forget-Me-Not and sculpt with the 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold, add a pale-yellow bead stamens to each small blue flower. See video on tips on creating with the flower shaping mold. Sponge blossoms with adhesive and cover with Crystal Clear.

Stamp the leaves from the Oakberry Lane Blossoms in Bamboo Leaves, cut out with corresponding dies. Sponge the leaves with Bamboo Leaves and Lulu Lavender. Sculpt with 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold.

Stamp the squirrel in the tire from the Furry-tailed Frolic set in Black and color (Zig markers used here), cut out with corresponding die. Stamp the sentiment from the same set in Black and cut out with the circle die in the set and cut out the scalloped circle in black. Attach the squirrel and sentiment to the card with foam tape for dimension.

Stamp the branch from the Leafy Branch set in Black and cut out with corresponding die, sponge with Rich Cocoa. Adhere with foam tape under rope of the squirrel on the tire swing.

Adhere the flowers as shown.

Other Products: Scissors, Paper Trimmer, Scor-Pal Measuring & Scoring Board, Die Cutting Machine, Water Mister, Small Dimensional Adhesive Squares.

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

Instructions: Card size is 6" x 6". Cut white cardstock to 6 x 12", score and fold at 6" to create card base. Cut a purple patterned paper from the collection to 6 x 6" size, and a green patterned panel to 5 3/4 x 5 3/4". Using the largest cottage outline to cut an opening onto both panels and the card base. Adhere purple panel directly onto card base, layer green panel using dimensional foam dots.

Stamp the following using Jet Black ink onto white cardstock: Two squirrel cottages, acorn, three leaves, squirrel, wheel barrow, sign. Stamp largest blossom using Tea Rose ink. Stamp medium blossom, small blossom, and two fences using Frost White ink, emboss with Aged Ivory Embossing Enamel. Heat set using Heat It Craft Tool. Die cut all images using coordinating dies. Stamp sentiment using Plum ink onto a strip of patterned paper from paper collection.

Lightly sponge the outer edge of purple panel with Cactus Flower and Deep Purple inks and adhere directly onto card base. Lightly sponge green panel with Cactus Flower ink, adhere using dimensional dots. Flag cut sentiment and sponge edges with Buttercup ink.

Use the Stack and Store daubers to color the images. For the sign use Buttercup, Rose Madder, Plum and Jet Black ink. Use Vivid Chartreuse and Leaf Green inks for the leaves. Buttercup, Rose Madder and Plum inks for wheelbarrow. Coffee and Sepia inks for squirrels and small acorn. Buttercup and Rose Madder inks for large blossom. Buttercup and Plum inks for the medium and small blossoms. For the Oakberry Cottage, use Coffee ink for the main cottage, Sepia and Jet Black for the base, Vermillion for the shutters and pie plates, Jet black for the table, Cactus Flower and Deep Purple on the apron. Use a Dove Blender for the smaller detailed areas, to add color.

For a quick and easy shaping, use the 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold for the blossoms and leaves. For more tips on using the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE. Or if you prefer, you can use the shaping stylus instead, and use it to shape the rest of the images.

Adhere Oakberry Cottage on the inside of the card, so it's visible through the die cut card base. Trim shutter from second image and layer onto first shutter, using small dimensional foam to add dimension. Sponge Crystal Clear onto green card base before attaching everything onto card as shown, add more touches of Crystal Clear onto card as desired. Use Dries Clear glue to add prills to the blossom centers.

Other Products: Smooth white cardstock, Gold Shimmer cardstock, zig markers, Rainbow glitter, Thistle Archival

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Ready top side fold card measures 7.5"x5.5" To prepare the card mats first take a gold shimmer card measuring 6.75"x5.25" and layer it on the ready card base. Choose a pattern paper from the designer paper collection and cut a piece measures 6.5"x 5". Distress the edges of the pattern paper using the same colour ink. Layer it on the card base using dimensional tape.

Prepare a shadow box that measures 4"x 5" using eyelet oval & Basics large die. Cut two small card panel from the same collection. Layer one card panel inside the box to create a window scene. Layer another card panel on the outside of the box. Cut an oval frame from the white cardstock using Eyelet Oval & Basics Large Die. Glue the frame on the box. Stamp nuts and squirrel images using sepia ink on the water color paper. Color the images with zig markers and cut with coordinating die. Arrange the images inside the box.

Stamp nuts and squirrel images using sepia ink on the water color paper. Color the images with zig markers and cut with coordinating die. Arrange the images inside the box using dimensional tape. Stamp the flowers using cactus flower ink and cut with coordinating dies. Color the flowers with tea rose and thistle color. Stamp the leaves using olive green color and cut with coordinating die. Color the leaves using leaf green and olive green ink. Shape the flowers and leaves using flower shaping molds.

Glue the shadow box on the middle of the card. Cut two borders using decorative medallion die from the gold shimmer card stock. Glue the borders on both sides of the shadow box. Cut a frame using butterfly kisses decorative die. Glue the frame on the shadow box as shown in the picture. Arrange the flowers and the leaves as shown. Cut a tag and a sentiment strip from the same collection. Glue the tag on the left side of the card using dimensional tape for added dimension. Glue the sentiment strip as shown in the picture. For the finished looked apply rainbow glitter on the flowers using the glue that dries clear.

Other Products: Card stock, white; Ranger Distress Ink, Dusty Concord; Ranger Distress Oxide ink, Peeled Paint; Stickles, gold; Wink of Stella, clear; Prismacolor Pencils; craft foam; foam tape

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

Instructions: From white card stock, cut a piece 10 3/4" x 5 3/8", score at 5 3/8", fold on score line. Cut white card stock 5 1/8" square, ink the edges with Dusty Concord. Adhere to card base. Cut a piece of polka dot design paper 4 7/8" square. Adhere to card.

Cut 5 pieces of white card stock, 1 3/8" square, ink the edges with Peeled Paint and add to card front with foam tape. Cut 5 pieces of white card stock, 1 1/4" square. Adhere to green pieces with foam tape. Add gold Stickles on edges of white squares.

Stamp all images with Saddle Brown, color with colored pencils. Add Wink of Stella to the nuts. Die cut. Also die cut 2.5" x 2" squirrel from the Furry Tailed Frolic stamp set from craft foam, adhere to the back of the colored image. Add to the squares with foam tape.

From white card stock die cut the scalloped circle from the Furry-Tailed Frolic die. Add gold stickles around the edge. Add the circle to the card with foam tape. Add the squirrel to the circle.

Cut a piece of white card stock 2 3/4" x 3/4", ink the edges with Peeled Paint and add foam tape. Stamp the sentiment from the Oakberry Cottage and Sentiments stamp set on white card stock with Jet Black. Cut to 2" x 1/2", add gold Stickles around the edge. Add foam tape and add to the green piece. Add to the card and then add 4 dots of Raspberry Pink Nuvo Crystal Drops.

Other Products: White Cardstock, Dimensional Tape, Pumice Stone, Vintage Photo and Tea Dye Distress Ink, Luggage and Tags Die (Retired)

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: My card size is 5" x 7". Make card base and cover with a piece of the paper collection. Cut another piece of white cardstock 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" and cover it with a piece of the paper collection. Use dimensional tape to adhere to the card front. Cut one of the Intricate Swirl Frames Die pieces and glue to the mounted piece.

Stamp the squirrels with Rich Cocoa Ink and use various inks and sponge daubers and the Dove Blender pen to color. Die cut the image with coordinating die and use the Dimensional Tape to adhere to the card front. I cut out one of the tickets and added a squirrel then adhered it to the card front using Dimensional Tape.

Using Rouge ColorBox Ink stamp the flowers onto white cardstock and cut out using the coordinating dies. Color the centers of the flowers with Rosebud Memento Ink and run the petals through the Vagabond using the 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold. Layer the petals together and glue. Add the Prills to the centers and allow to dry.

Using Stazon Olive Green Ink, stamp the leaves and color with Bamboo Leaves Memento Ink. Run through the Vagabond with the Flower Shaping Mold. Lay them out to dry. Once dry add the flowers and leaves to the card front.

Other Products: Mauve sheer ribbon, White Cardstock, Diamond Stickles, Glossy Accents, Brad, Eyelets, White Cardstock, Copic Markers - E50, E51, E31, E33, R20 critters, E33 Seesaw, E71, E50 Nut, W1 Tires, R20 flowers, G21 grass and ribbons.

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

Instructions: Cut your card base 12" x 6". Fold in half and use a bone folder for a better line. Cut your patterned mat 5 3/4" x 5 3/4", die cut the center with your largest circle die from your Circle Basics die set. Adhere the mat to your card front and then using the same circle die, cut out the white center of the card base. This can be accomplished by placing the die on the inside of the card with the cut blade facing the designer panel.

Stamp your seesaw using Memento Espresso Truffle on white cardstock using your Oakberry Antics stamp set, color with your Copics, pen or pencil of choice. Cut with coordinating die, die cut a second image just using white cardstock, adhere together with dries clear glue for a stronger piece, you will need to fussy cut off the bottom of the seesaw, only the base, leave the circle section intact to allow room for the eyelet. Fussy cut off the tire and keep, this will be adhered later. Just ink up the middle of the stamp and stamp a seesaw base and also cut a second one on white cardstock to adhere together to make a stronger diecut. Fussy cut the bottom of the seesaw leaving the circle section on top. Apply an eyelet to the seesaw base and one to the board the squirrels are sitting on, so they align. You will put this together with a brad, this will allow your seesaw to move.

Using the white lace border from your Oakberry paper collection cut a border strip and adhere between the purple section. Adhere your seesaw (only the base section) with designer dries clear adhere to the front of the card (along the lace line, this will allow your seesaw to move. Using 3d dots to adhere your tires on the left and right side, this will act as a stopper for your seesaw.

Using your sheer ribbon tie a bow and adhere at the top of your aperture. Decorate with stickles and glossy accents as desired.

Other Products: White Cardstock, Beads, Sequins, ColorBox Ink (Kiwi, Apple Green), Chameleon Pens (Vermillion RD3, Warm Sunset YO3), Corrugated Cardboard, Corner Rounder, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L (Crafty Foam Tape, E-Z Runner Grand, 3D Foam Squares, Dual Tip Glue Pen, Adhesive Dots Mini, Adhesive Dots Medium)

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: The coral patterned paper is the background. Tear two large strips of the dark coral patterned paper that are large enough to cover the printed flowers in the corner of the background patterned paper. Cut a strip of the striped patterned paper that is 0.5 x 12". Cut a strip of the corrugated cardboard that is 2.5 x 12" and a strip of the purple polka dot patterned paper that is 1.5 x 12". Adhere these 2 together. Cut a piece of the orange patterned paper that is 5 x 7.5" and round the corners. Cut a strip of the green patterned paper that is 1.5 x10". Adhere these 2 pieces to the layout. Adhere the corrugated border strip across the layout. Adhere the layered torn pieces in the corner of the layout using crafty foam tape. Adhere the striped pattern strip along the edge of the torn pieces.

Die cut 2 of the large scalloped circles and one of the small from white cardstock. Adhere one of the large circles in the bottom left hand corner of the layout. Double mat the 4 x 4" photo in white cardstock and adhere the remaining large and small scalloped circle to the corners of the matted photo. Adhere the matted photo to the layout using crafty foam tape. Find and cut out the following sentiments: "Life is better with you in it", "Journey of Life" and "Getaway". Adhere "Getaway" to the bottom left hand corner of the layout and then add "Journey of Life" just above it using 3D Foam Squares. Adhere "Life is Better" just above the matted photo using crafty foam tape.

Stamp and die cut 1 set of the largest Oakberry Blossom image, 2 sets of the medium and 2 sets of the small using Archival Ink- Coffee. Stamp and die cut 4 sets of the leaf image onto white cardstock using the same brown ink. Add color to the leaves using ink and daubers (ColorBox Kiwi, Green Apple). Add color to the flowers using Chameleon Pens (Vermillion RD3, Warm Sunset YO3).

Shape the flowers and leaves using the 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold. Assemble the flowers and add beads to the middle of each using liquid adhesive. Let dry. Adhere the flowers across the layout in desired clusters. Then add the leaves. I added coordinating sequins to accent the clusters.

Other Products: Old frame (approx. 14" x 10"), Gorgeous grape, Highland heather, Flirty flamingo, Old Olive inks - stampin up!, Highland Heather and Pear Pizzazz card - Stampin up!. White opal liquid pearls, organza ribbon, linen thread, feather charm, wet glue, foam pads

For more tips on creating with the Sweet Peony collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/L9_MLkvpGPQ.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Cut a paper from the pad to fit the frame. Die cut 2 strips of co-ordinating paper with the delicate border die and add to one side of the landscape paper. Use the waste and any left over from the die cuts to edge the frame. Fix the paper into the frame.

Select and die cut the tags and edge with Highland Heather ink and thread ribbon through the smaller and 1 larger tag. Die cut the sentiment and a Highland Heather plain oval and layer together.

Die cut an eyelet oval in co-ordinating card and adhere to the framed paper, positioning the tags under the oval. Add the sentiment on top of the oval using foam pads.

Make the green leaves: stamp the leaves onto Pear Pizzazz card using Old Olive ink and die cut. Place face down onto the mold and spray lightly with water. Close the mold and run through the die cutting machine. Edge with ink when dry.

Make the daisy leaves: Stamp onto co-ordinating paper using Flirty Flamingo ink and die cut, add a little shading. Spritz the back of the paper with water and shape using the flower shaping tools. Edge with a little ink when dry.

Make the Oakberry lane blossoms: Stamp the blossoms onto Highland Heather card using the Gorgeous Grape ink and die cut. Spray the back of the die cuts, place into the mold and run through the die cutting machine. Edge the blooms with Highland Heather ink. Make 3 of the larger flowers using 2 large layers and 1 medium layer, 3 of the medium flowers using 2 medium blooms and one small and 8 single small flowers to fill in any gaps. Glue together and place a Nuvo crystal drop in the centre of each flower. Cover with prills, remove excess and allow to dry.

Make the sweet peonies: Stamp onto the co-ordinating paper using highland heather ink, die cut and edge the petals with Gorgeous Grape ink. Spritz the back of the flowers and shape using the flower shaping tool, use 3 layers and pierce a hole through the centre to add stamens. Fix the stamens in place with hot glue and remove excess stems from the stamens.

Tie a linen thread bow and attach the charm, position all the elements using hot glue.

Other Products: White Cardstock, Pencil Colors, 3D foam Tape, Clear Dry Glue

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: For the base of the card cut white cardstock 13 x 9 3/4", score at 6 1/2" from the longest side and fold. The card consists of three layers. For the first layer Choose orange color pattern paper from the paper collection, cut to size 9 1/2 x 6 1/4" and adhere on the card base with clear dry glue.

For the second layer cut green color pattern paper from the paper collection to the size 9 x 6" and arrange diagonally on the first layer with clear drying glue.

For the third layer cut pattern paper to the size 6 x 6", distress the edges and adhere in the center of the card with 3D foam tape.

Die cut white cardstock twice using Regal Borders and Pockets die and arrange around the two sides of the third layer of pattern paper. Die cut out an oval frame using Eyelet Oval Die and arrange on top of third layer.

Stamp white cardstock using Oakberry Cottage & Sentiments Cling Stamp Set with Archival ink - Jet Black and die cut using coordinating die. Color the images using pencil colors. Stamp white cardstock with the little squirrel image from the Furry- Tailed Frolic stamp set using Archival ink - jet Black. Die cut the image using coordinating die and color with pencil colors.

For the flowers stamp white cardstock with Oakberry Lane Blossoms Cling Stamp Set using Archival Ink Pad - Vibrant Fuchsia. Die cut using the coordinating die and color the petals with the same ink. Make sure to color both sides of the petals. Shape the flowers using 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold.

For leaves stamp white cardstock with Oak berry Lane Blossoms Cling Stamp Set using Archival Ink - Library Green. Die cut using the coordinating die. Color the petals using Archival Ink Pad - Olive and ColorBox Fluid Ink Pad Olive Pastel.

Once all the elements are ready arrange them as shown. Apply Crystal Clear glitter on flowers with clear drying glue.

Other Products: White cardstock. Zig Clear Color Real brush.

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Cardstock size 7"x10"and the final size of card is 7" x 5" (tent fold card). Adhere patterned paper with torn edges.

Cut two Eyelet Lace Frames Die on white cardstock and adhere on the card using Designer Dries Clear Adhesive.

Now stamp One Oakberry Cottage with archival ink-Plum and cut it with matching die, and color it with Zig Color Clear Real Brush Markers. Adhere with foam tape and sprinkle crystal clear glitter. Stamp again only window and sweet little squirrel image twice with archival ink-plum and cut them with matching die. Color them using Zig Color Clear Real Brush and adhere with foam tape and sprinkle some crystal clear glitter.

Now stamp some Oakberry Lane Blossoms with archival ink-Carnation Red and cut them with matching die and color them with archival ink rose madder and give shape using 3D Blossoms mold Add stamens at the center and sprinkle with some crystal clear glitter. Stamp some leaves with archival ink-fern green and cut them with matching die and color them using archival ink-leaf green. Now arrange these flowers and leaves as shown.

Add Sentiment from the pattern paper. Distress the edges and adhere with foam tape.

Other Products: Martha Stewart scoreboard, white pearl cardstock, glue gun, gallery oil pastels, Holtz brown ink, Tim Holtz Distress ink - fired brick, Tim Holtz Oxide ink - fired brick, Brooch

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Stamp an acorn four times using Oakberry Cottage & Sentiments Cling Stamp Set with Tim Holtz brown ink, colour using Gallery oil pastels 238, 236. Using paint brush paint ready acorn with Designer Dries Clear Adhesive and sprinkle Rajni Chawla's Crystal Clear Glitter.

Instructions: To create Oakberry flowers stamp using Oakberry Lane Blossoms Cling Stamp Set few times using Tim Holtz Distress ink - fired brick and cut using the coordinating dies. Colour with Tim Holtz Oxide ink - fired brick using sponge. Place the flowers in the 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold and sprinkle with water. put through the die cutting machine. Wait to dry. Add a red Stamens and a little hot glue to the underside of the flower. Using paint brush paint ready flower with Designer Dries Clear Adhesive and sprinkle with Rajni Chawla's Crystal Clear Glitter.

Stamp the leaves using Oakberry Lane Blossoms Cling Stamp Set on the white paper with StazOn Ink Pad - Olive Green, cut out with the coordinating die, shade using the same ink and shape. Shape leaves using 3D Blossoms Shaping Mold as shown in the video. Adhere the flowers and leaves to a brooch using a hot glue gun.

Other Products: Versamark Ink and Pencil colors

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Take a piece of 4" x 5 1/4" white cardstock and die cut the top left corner using the 2 smallest dies from Frame a Card Leafy Borders Die. Use the inset dies only without the borders. Cut off the blank triangle above the die cut border. Adhere it to a 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" white cardbase using Darice Adhesive Foam Strips.

Stamp the image from Oakberry Lane Antics Cling Stamp Set using Black Archival Ink on a piece of white cardstock. Color it using pencil colors in shades of yellow, orange, red and green. Die cut it using matching die from Oakberry Lane Antics Die. Die cut one more piece of white cardstock using the same die. Glue them together to add strength to the die cut image. Glue it to the card front as shown. Add Ebony Black Nuvo Crystal Drops to the flower center.

Stamp the sentiment from Oakberry Cottage & Sentiments Cling Stamp Set using Versamark Ink on a piece of black cardstock and heat emboss it using White Embossing Powder and Heat It Craft Tool. Adhere it to the card front slightly overlapping the colored image using Darice Adhesive Foam Strips.

Other Products: Glue Gun, Stickles Yellow, Kraft Cardstock, White Cardstock, Distress Ink Barn Door, Versafine Orange, Zazz! Grass Green Glitter, Copic Pens

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Diecut Intricate Swirl Frames die using the kraft cardstock. This will be your card base. Now cut a piece of patterned paper from the collection and glue it on the frame front approximately 3.75 x 5.75" which will lay perfectly in the center.

To create your blossom, you will need to stamp and diecut 12 blossoms using a mixture of the large, medium and small size blossoms set. Add these blossoms to your mold, spritz lightly with water. Run the plate through your diecutting machine to give your flowers a more realistic look.

Stamp the blossoms using Versafine orange ink onto designer paper. Once done, take your Barn Door Distress ink and ink the edges of your blossom to give them more depth. Color the blossom centers with your Y18 and R46 Copic pens. Place some hot glue in the flower centers and add some Stop Whining prills to the blossom centers to form each flower bundle. Top it off using some Stickles glitter glue in yellow to give your blossoms a fun, bright flair.

Now stamp and diecut your greenery using Stazon Cactus Green. Mold the leaf and add some Zazz! Grass Green glitter glue to the leaf edges.

To finish your card off, stamp the sentiment and then stamp your furry tailed squirrel using Tuxedo Black Memento ink. Color the squirrel with E30, E31, E34 Copic pens.

Align your flowers along the left side of your card and add your squirrel and sentiment finishing your card off.

Other Products: Ranger Archival Ink Pad - Violet, Pearl Metallic Cardstock, Embossing Folder from my stash (retired), Misti, Dimensional Dots, Corner Rounder, Hot Glue Gun, White Oriental Floral Cardstock, Water Spritzer, Distress Crackle paint, paint brush

For more tips on creating with the Oakberry Lane collection, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/HirfUN8NEYY.

For more tips on creating with the flower shaping molds, watch the tutorial at https://youtu.be/FSdPL7nXvQE.

Instructions: Create a 5 x 7" hinged card base from Pearl Metallic Cardstock. Cut one piece of cardstock 6 x 7", score on the long side at one inch. Cut the second piece of card 5 x 7" and using the Classic Border Basics decorative edge die, cut the front edge as shown. Adhere the two pieces of cardstock together using dries clear adhesive to create the card base. Round the corners. Using the plain edge from the Classic Border basics die, cut a mat layer from pearl metallic cardstock, round the top corners, place in embossing folder and run through the die cutting machine. Adhere to the card base using dimensional dots. Cut paper from the collection 4 7/8 x 6 7/8", round the corners and ink the edges with cactus flower ink. Adhere to the inside of the card using dries clear adhesive.

Stamp the Oakberry Lane Blossoms on Floral Cardstock using Archival Violet ink for the violet flowers and Archival Cactus Flower ink for the pink flowers. Color the violet flowers with the same color ink and the pink flowers with Archival Magenta Hue ink. Stamp the leaves on white floral cardstock using Archival Olive Ink, color using Archival Leaf Green and Olive inks and diecut the blossoms and leaves using the coordinating dies. Place the flowers and leaves in the 3D Mold face down, spritz with water and run through the die cutting machine to shape. Finish off the blossoms by using the stylus from the deluxe flower shaping kit to press down in the middle. Adhere the flower petals together using dries clear adhesive. Use two petals the same size for the small blossoms and three petals for the medium and larger blossoms. (Use two the same size and one smaller.) Pierce the centers, insert the stamens and adhere the stamens using hot glue gun.

Stamp the sentiment on pearl metallic cardstock using Archival Violet ink, diecut using the Eyelet Oval & Basics Dies and ink the edges with Cactus Flower ink. Cut an oval a little larger from the paper collection, ink the edges and adhere the two ovals together using dries clear adhesive. Adhere the sentiment to the card base using dimensional dots

Using a paintbrush, paint the flowers and leaves with Distress Crackle paint and sprinkle with Rajni Chawla's Crystal Clear glitter. Adhere the blossoms and leaves to the card base as shown using the hot glue gun. Use the Heat It tool to shrink any glue strings.