Showing posts with label Craft Roulette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craft Roulette. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Sow What's New? Card Featuring Hog Your Shine Stamps

Who says pigs can’t be stylish?

Sharing a fun card today featuring the adorable Hog Your Shine stamp set from

I paired this cutie with the Circle Peek-a-Boo Die, Scalloped Border Die, 
Fancy Corners, and cheerful patterns from the Spring Plaids Paper Pad. 

The perfect combination for showcasing the punny sentiment: “Sow What’s New?” 



In addition to the Pajama Crafter Stamps products used, 
I colored with Prismacolor pencils.
Heat embossed the sentiment.
Inked the top portion of the background and
used a frame die from Scrapbook.com.
Solid cardstocks are from CutCardStock.

Inspiration, once again, came from parameters from Craft Roulette.


I'd love to know where you get your crafting inspiration from?

Thanks for stopping by and taking a look at my latest project!



 

Monday, August 10, 2026

Craft Roulette Inspired Card | Pajama Crafter Stamps Date Night

Happy Monday!
Sharing my latest creation today, once again, inspired by Craft Roulette.
I think I've become obsessed with making cards each week with
inspiration from the parameters chosen by the spin of a wheel!
They are often items I would never have thought of putting together and
I love it because it really makes me think outside the box.
Something that I think all of us as crafters need, at least every once in a while.

Here's my project created with products from


The parameters for Episode #331

My project is a 4 x 8 inch side folding card.
The colors I used are exciting, in my mind as they come from
the stripes on the patterned paper I used from
Element cold or chilly is fulfilled by the cold drink which is
part of my focal image from Date Night Stamps.
Random parameter, stitches, is found in my white stitched circle die cut.
All parameters met! Mission accomplished!

The other items on my card, the 2 sentiments, film and ticket images
are also from the Date Night Stamps.
I also used 2 dies  from Pajama Crafter Stamps,

All the stamped images were colored with Ohuhu markers and fussy cut.

Thanks for stopping by and taking a look at todays project and
have a great week ahead!

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Linking up to:
A Place to Start - playing ATG
Neglected Stuff Challenge - ATG (Date Night Stamp Set - neglected item used)
First Cup Challenges - ATG w/hot or cold drink
Sweet Stampin' - Stripes or Chevrons
613 Avenue Create - ATG / Play Time Twist

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CHALLENGE RECOGNITION





Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Think Outside the Die

Who says die cuts have to be used the way they were intended?
For this card project, I'm giving die cuts a creative twist and using them in a completely non-traditional way to add a unique design element to my card. The overall design is inspired by Craft Roulette Episode #330 and
uses products from Pajama Crafter Stamps.


Products from Pajama Crafter Stamps - https://pajamacrafterstamps.com/JUDYV Pennant Dies - https://collabs.shop/pmdgvp Baked with Love Die Set - https://collabs.shop/q63zzh Dang, Whoa Yikes! Word and Shadow Dies - https://collabs.shop/qvtuiv Saving Lives One At A Time Stamps - https://collabs.shop/exth7m Mix & Match Celebration Sentients - https://collabs.shop/8ah9kn Hats Off Stamps - https://collabs.shop/rh1do3 Spooky Sorbet Halloween Paper Pack - https://collabs.shop/xaa7wu Disco Tech Cardstock - https://collabs.shop/f9ivqo Nearly Art Glue - https://collabs.shop/tdeen1

The parameters used are:


Project:  I created a card in the shape of a tag.  
The pocket is on the center of the card and
is a great place to add a gift card or note.

Colors:  orange, black, pink and a little green

Element:  I made my robot with 2 die sets that are really used in a cteative way

Random:  I added 3 strips of paper to the pocket.

Please watch my tutorial on my YouTube channel for all the details!




If you love stretching your supplies, finding new ways to use your dies, and getting more from your crafting stash, this project is packed with inspiration!

✨ Creative die-cut techniques ✨ Handmade card inspiration ✨ Easy way to get more from your supplies ✨ Perfect for cardmakers of all skill levels

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Linking up to:
613 Avenue Create - ATG / Twist Play Time
Unicorn Challenge - Layer It Up
A Place to Start - ATG /Twist No Rectangles

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CHALLENGE RECOGNITION


Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Not All Super Heroes Wear Capes | A Craft Roulette Inspired Card

Hey there!
Sharing a card today inspired by the creative parameters from 

I created a fun and heartfelt book binding card that celebrates everyday heroes. 




This design features the doctor image from the 
paired with a patterned paper from the Spring Plaids Paper Pack and
 a coordinating flashcard from the Hero Hotline Flashcards collection.

The book binding card design provides plenty of space to showcase the focal image 
while adding dimension and interest to the overall layout. 
The doctor image and flashcard were carefully colored with Prismacolor pencils, 
allowing for rich shading and vibrant details that bring the images to life.

To complement the medical theme, I chose the sentiment,
"Not all super heroes wear capes." 
It's a meaningful reminder of the dedication, compassion, and 
hard work shown by healthcare professionals every day. 
The hero-themed flashcard ties everything together and 
reinforces the message of appreciation.
 
The combination of detailed pencil coloring, layered design, 
and inspiring sentiment makes this card perfect for 
thanking a healthcare worker, celebrating a medical professional, or 
simply recognizing someone who makes a difference in the lives of others.

Thank you for stopping by today! 
I hope this project inspires you to create a card 
honoring one of the everyday heroes in your own life.


Tuesday, July 21, 2026

Believe in the Adventure: A Craft Roulette Inspired Encouragement Card

Sharing a card today created with Pajama Crafter Stamps using inspiration from Craft Roulette.

 Craft Roulette always provides a fun creative challenge, 
and this card was created with the parameters from Episode #328. 



Project | My card is a top folding A2 (4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches)
Colors | Tutti Fruiti - pink, green, yellow, orange, blue
Element | Container - suit of armor (a container protects something, which the armor does!)
Random | Unusual Color - bright pink armor

All parameters met!

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I wanted to create a scene that felt both adventurous and encouraging, 
resulting in a card that celebrates courage, strength, and the journey ahead.
The focal point features the image from the Unstoppable Stamps set 
paired with the beautiful castle from the Greatest Treasure Stamps set. 
The castle creates a magical destination while the character in the foreground brings the scene to life, inviting the recipient to dream big and embrace new adventures.

To create a bright and uplifting background, I used the Sunburst Stencil to add rays of sunshine across the sky. The radiating design helps draw attention to the focal images and adds a sense of energy and optimism to the card.

The landscape was created using the Stitched Scalloped Border Die. 
By layering several die-cut hills, I was able to add depth and dimension. 

I added a brick embossed wall created with and embossing folder from my stash.
For the sentiment, I chose "Free spirit. Brave heart. Strong soul." from the Flower Child Stamps set. The message perfectly captures the adventurous feel of the card and 
serves as a powerful reminder to embrace life's journey with confidence and courage.

I love how the layered hills, bright sunburst background, and inspiring sentiment come together to tell a story of determination and possibility. This card would be perfect for encouraging a friend, celebrating a milestone, or reminding someone special just how strong they truly are.

Thanks for stopping by!

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A Place to Start - playing ATG
613 Avenue Create - playing ATG

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CHALLENGE RECOGNITION







Wednesday, July 15, 2026

Craft Roulette Inspired Wedding Card

Hello all!
Popping in with another card project created for Pajama Crafter Stamps
inspired by parameters from Craft Roulette Episode #327.


Products used from Pajama Crafter Stamps are:

 Circle Peek A Boo Die (shaker frame)

Parameters



I made an shaker card for the Interactive Card
My summer colors are several shades of pink.
This is a wedding card which satisfies the "Here Comes the Bride" parameter.
Ink edging was done on the background layers and the flower edges.

The cake and floral images were colored with Ohuhu markers and fussy cut.
All of the the roses are from the Lovely Bouquet stamps which I cut apart.
The sentiment was heat embossed.
My card measures 5 x 6 1/2 inches, which is my favorite card size to create.

Card challenges are so fun!
They enable you to maybe create something you may not have.
Give them a try if you haven't!

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Linking up to:
A Place to Start - playing ATG
613 Avenue Create - playing ATG
HQCOLCB - Wedding

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CHALLENGE RECOGNITION


Top 3 at Word Art Wednesday

Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Craft Roulette Inspired Belated Birthday Card

Sometimes the best creative ideas come from a fun challenge! 
Today's card was inspired by the parameters from 
Craft Roulette Episode #326
which encouraged me to mix a playful image with 
bold layers for a lighthearted belated birthday design.

I used products from



I started with a striped paper from the Savanna Neutrals Paper Pad for my background. 
A check paper from the Vintage Americana Paper Pack was cut with 
one of the dies from the Banner Die Set.
The colors of these papers and the solid card stock I've used meet
the "sleigh ride" colors parameter.

For the focal point, I stamped, colored and fussy cut 
one of the images from the Food Coma Ready Stamps.
The image is a turkey, so the "farm critter" parameter is met.


 The oversized greeting was created with the Dang, Whoa Yikes! Word and Shadow Dies, 
making the sentiment the star of the card. I drew stitching onto the letters
with a fine brown felt pen to meet the "pen" parameter.

I finished the card off with the stamped phrase, 
"I'm Sorry I Missed Your Birthday," 
for a playful apology that's sure to bring a smile.

The overall design and products used definitely are more along masculine lines,
so the "dude's card" parameter is met.

Craft Roulette challenges are always a great way to stretch your creativity, 
and this combination of products came together to create 
a cheerful belated birthday card that's both fun and memorable. 

Thanks so much for stopping by!


Wednesday, July 1, 2026

Let Freedom Ring Card

Happy Wednesday! 
And a new month too!

With the United States celebrating 250 years in a few days I
am sharing a patriotic card created with inspiration from 
the latest episode of Craft Roulette.

And, I just had to use a cute stamp set from



CR parameters for Episode #325 

So, I think there are many forms of "Flip Fold" cards and mine
seems to be a little different than most I've seen in the gallery
for this episdoe. This one is an accordion fold card, 
but the panels do flip when opening the card.
The card base was die cut with Create-A-Card dies from Crafter's Companion.

I used red and blue as my Tartan colors.

My "Have a Yankee Doodle Day" sentiment does
include a measurement of time (day) to meet the
element parameter, but I included a clock that was  cut
from an embossed panel. for good measure.

For the Add a Bow parameter I drew little bow ties on my characters!








There you have it, a fun little patriotic card.
I hope all of you celebrating here in the US
have a great and safe holiday weekend!

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Linking up to:
Cut it Up Challenge - Critters w/a die cut
Classic Design Challenge - ATG w/summer fun twist







Monday, June 22, 2026

We're Meant to Bee! | Mixing Card Making Techniques

Happy Monday!
I'm starting out this week with a card I created for my 
Craft Roulette Episode #324 submission.

All products used are from from Pajama Crafter Stamps, except the solid card stocks and inks.



 I had so much fun putting this card together using several techniques.

To start, I had the parameters to meet.

Easel project is easy enough. I enjoy making easel cards!
The colors are easy. Endless really!
But I wasn't quite sure what to do with table & bug(s) or inscrts.
So I perused my Pajama Crafter Stamps supplies and a light bulb went off!!!

I would create an outdoor scene with the 2 bears from
This set also has bees, of course, so the insect parameter is met.
And, it's fairly easy to make a table out of cardstock, right?

So, with a plan in mind, I got to work!

I stamped the bears, bees, flowers and honey pot and jar from the stamp set,
colored them up with pencils and fussy cut.

Now, to create my scene, I first die cut the background panel out of
white cardstock and a layering panel in yellow.
The Sunburst Stencil is great to use for an outdoor scene, so
I stenciled the upper right corner with yellow and blue.
The rest of the sky was filled in with blue as well.
I added green inking to the bottom.
 Awesome Sauce was used to help with smooth blending.

I had a left over piece of patterned paper from the
Spring Plaids Paper Pad that I used as a mat for my die cut background.
And, I thought it would make a great table cloth for my table.
That piece was cut with an oval die on the lower edge and 
all I had to do was add some card stock strips for legs.

I also had a piece of left over patterned paper from 
Savanna Neutrals Paper Pad and decided to dress the bears in outfits with it.

I put my little table scene together beneath the sun and added bees and flowers.


For the easel card stopper, I stamped the "Happy Anniverary" sentiment from
The banner was layered with a solid strip of card stock and a patterned paper strip.
Dimension was achieved with foam tape.

I also added a decorative element cut with the Scalloped Circle Die.



So, I used stamping, coloring, die cutting, stenciling, inking and paper piecing
all together with the Craft Roulette parameters for this one of a kind card!

Thanks so much for stopping by!
I hope I've provided a little bit of inspiration for you.

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Linking up to:
A Cut Above - ATG w/ a die cut
Classic Design Challenge - ATG w/Summer Fun Twist
Crafty Animals - ATG w/animals
Critter Crazy Challenges - ATG w/featured animal
Die Cut Divas - ATG w/a die cut
613 Avenue Create - ATG w/Craft or Hobby Twist

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Hippo Hooray! A Craft Roulette Inspired Card

Hey there!
Today I'm sharing a fun and cheerful card featuring the adorable 



For this design, I turned to the parameters from Craft Roulette Episode #323 for inspiration and challenged myself to incorporate each element into my project.


The 3 hippo images from the stamp set were stamped, 
colored, fussy cut and became the focal points of the card. 
I paired them with coordinating papers and layers that 
reflected the Craft Roulette parameters while
 keeping the overall design bright and playful. 

My card measures 5 x 7 inches to meet the A7 Project parameter.
The cards Pretty Colors are Seafoam green, browns and pinks.
For the Photo Booth Element parameter, each hippo is showcased in their own photo.
One of the background papers has cameras on it.
Each photo is edged with a film strip look create with a stamp from
 Pajama Crafter Stamps Date Night.
The Geometric Shape(s) parameter is met by the patterned papers
being cut triangularly. The hippo photos are rectangular.

Other Pajama Crafter Steps products used on this card include

One of my favorite things about Craft Roulette is how it encourages creativity and 
pushes me to try new combinations I might not normally choose. 
The Hippo Hooray Stamps were the perfect choice for bringing this challenge card to life 
with its charming images and uplifting sentiments.

Thank you for stopping by today! 

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Linking up to:
Classic Design Challenge - ATG/Summer Fun Twist
Crafty Animals - ATG w/animals
Critter Crazy Challenges - ATG w/featured critter
A Place to Start- playing ATG
613 Avenue Create - playing ATG

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CHALLENGE RECOGNITION




Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Gatefold, Monet Colors, Natural & Crinkle Inkle Inspired Card | Pajama Crafter Stamps

 Hey there!
I'm playing along with Craft Roulette once again.

And, I've used products from Pajama Crafter Stamps.
Why, because it's just too easy to create with
the variety of products they offer!

Here's my card.



Craft 
Roulette Episode #321 Parameters


My card measures 5 x 6 1/2 inches.
The base is scored at 2 1/2 & 7 1/2 inches along the 10 inch side,
which gives a center opening.
So project parameter which is Gatefold is met.
My focal is a flower image, so the Natural parameter is met.
Colors used are purple, pinks and aqua.
Classsic Monet colors in my opinion, so colors parameters met.
The background on the top portion of the card was created by
inking with a piece of crumpled up bubble wrap.
That meets the random parameter, Crinkle Inkle.
This is a term Craft Roulette describes as 
crinkling up something and using inks to add color.

My focal and sentiments were stamped from the
Together stamp set from Pajama Crafter Stamps.
I colored with Prismacolor pencils and fussy cut.
It is popped onto a layered circle die cut comprised of 
Circle Peek A Boo Die also from Pajama Crafter Stamps
and a stitched circle die cut.
The circle is adhered to the left front panel.

I added embossed panels on the bottom portion of the card.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

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Linking up to:
Beautiful Blossoms - Anything Floral Goes
Classic Design Challenge - ATG/Birthday or Anniversary Twist
A Place to Start - playing ATG
Ellibelle's Garden Party - ATG from Garden

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CHALLENGE RECOGNITION