Inspiration — pocket letter tutorial

Hello everyone! It's Annie with another Papercakes project using the October Nights papers, October Nights 2016 Collection and digital stamps from Vera Lane Studios. For this project, I'd decided to use both the paper collection and Papercakes Spooky October photopolymer stamp, because I like the flexibility to create my own patterned backgrounds. I like the blend of kraft cardstock and the black, white, and orange of the October Nights collection, so I decided to incorporate both into this project. This pocket letter is basically an homage to what I love about October - so you'll see some of my favorite quotes, images, and...

Hey Creepy Crafters, Rachel here and I am so excited to be here to share with you some creepy cute happy mail I have created using Papercakes Spooky Pastel collection and Vera Lane Studio digital images. For my first project I made a paper bag card using Papercakes Spooky Pastel papers and some really cute, whimsical and quirky ghost images called Trois Fantomes. I coloured up my images using Copic Markers and added a lot of sparkle using ‘Wink of Stella’ and Stickles. The cobweb die cut you can see is actually a sticker from Papercakes Jeepers Creepers collection that...

Hi friends! Dani from PopFizzPaper here and today I'm sharing a pair of creepy cute mini pocket letters that I created using Papercakes October Nights papers and Vera Lane Studio digi images. I filmed a process video and also included some close up pictures below! Have you ever made a mini pocket letter? With fewer pockets to worry about, they come together really quickly. It's also really fun to decorate the outside of the pocket letter. Below you can see I added orange glitter washi and a cute banner. For all of the pockets in my mini pocket letters, I layered Papercakes papers on top of plain...

Hello little crafters! Since I've been so busy with work, taxes, Easter, and just general adulting I haven't had much time for crafting. I've even been neglecting my pen pal (I'm the worst!!). Today I wanted to do a quick little project for my amazing pen pal.  Once I printed off the papers from the Slay it Girl collection from Papercakes, I cut up my cards and fit them in my page protector. I used Design 3 from Becky Higgins because its small and cute. I decorated it with some stickers and sequins from my supplies (who else needs a craft-room...

Hey Lovelies! Serena here and today I want to introduce a new segment to the blog! Introducing Fan Spotlight, where I will share your projects using Papercakes! This is perfect to showcase your talents and inspire others! If you want to be featured please send an email with good, clean, and bright pictures of your project to info@serenabee.com. An email will be sent back with further information.  Today I want to share Ashleigh's adorable Slay It Girl and spring inspired pocket letter! Ashleigh used both the Slay It Girl and Chosen One card set to make this pocket letter. She...