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My name is Peggy Noe and I love to create beautiful papercrafts! For ten years I’ve been working with pretty papers and inks and sharing what I know with others. If you are interested in making your own handmade cards and projects, then this is the place for you. You can learn the basics of card making, as well as advanced techniques. I’m here to give you ideas and tips and tricks for making your own beautiful creations. Come join me!
It's true, autumn is the best! Who doesn't love cooler weather and pretty fall leaves? Autumn is my favorite season, what about you? The inspiration for today's card is this week's Global Design Challenge Theme - Autumn Harvest. The background paper here is the...
This Country Birdhouse Bundle has been calling to me to make a Christmas card, and I finally answered 🙂 It was just so much fun to make! The birdhouse itself is cut from the Take a Bow 6" x 6" Designer Series Paper. Isn't a candy cane striped birdhouse so...
The Shepherd's Care Stamp Set is a traditional and beautiful stamp set. This is a mini card - maybe a gift card - using this set. This is a 3" x 3" card made from Basic Beige cardstock. Across the front of the card is a 1/2" strip of Real Red Glimmer Paper. The...
This is a cute fun fold card that is actually easy to make! The key is to choose two-sided paper where you like both sides, because both sides will show on this card. You use a 5-1/2" x 12" piece of paper and score it at 2" - 4" - 8" - and, 10." To see how to fold it,...
Darling New Holiday Class to Go! Yuletide Village October Class to Go Includes an extra video tutorial for a framed home decor project! The class uses the darling Yuletide Village Stamp Set which can create a wintery village scene with a church, a home, and...
The Sweet Days of Autumn Designer Series Paper is so "sweet," I just love it. On today's card, it's used on the front of the card, one pattern on the top and another on the bottom. And they blend perfectly! On the front of the card is a old garden pail filed with...