Oh my goodness, card makers! What a week last week was with many posts and giveaways revolving around Card Creations! On this Winner Wednesday, it really shows!
This week we have loads of winners, and many more to come next week too. Scroll down to see if you are a winner this week!
Please Allow Me to Geek Out. post:
JJ Bolton (May 4 @ 3:11 pm)
Introducing the Card Creations 10 Cover Girls! post:
Angela H. (May 7 @ 5:01 am)
{vicki} ( May 7 @ 7:52 am)
Jen W. (May 7 @ 6:21 am)
Card Creations: Volume 10—The Next Generation post:
Tara Capewell (May 8 @ 4:55 pm)
anne (May 8 @ 7:43 am)
Katherine Schmitt (May 8 @ 8:34 am)
Groovin’ with the Go-To Gals: Celebrating Card Creations Volume 10 post:
Jamie Greene (May 9 @ 7:09 am)
Raquel Mason (May 9 @ 8:04 am)
Jen Cuthbertson (May 9 @ 10:25 am)
Card Creations: Volume 10 – a lot of history! post:
Jeni (May 10 @ 5:08 am)
Karen B. (May 10 @ 5:27 am)
Kim G (May 10 @ 5:32 am)
Jilly W. (May 10 @ 5:36 am)
Betty Sue (May 10 @ 7:55 am)
Pam Spradlin (May 10 @ 8:22 am)
Ryann Salamon (May 10 @ 12:00 pm)
Debbie Gray (May 10 @ 1:18 pm)
Mary Bee (May 10 @ 1:28 pm)
conniecrafter (May 10 @ 1:46 pm)
Are you a lucky winner this week? Congratulations if you are! Email me at handerson@papercraftsmag.com by May 30th at 5 pm MDT and I will get your prizes mailed out to you.
Thanks for checking in, and happy winning!




I just love the way the image is crisp and vibrant—just the look I was hoping to achieve. And with no special inks needed! Just remember: it won’t work for text or sentiments because your image will be reversed, but anything else goes!
The process is really simple, and pretty much exactly the same as if you were using the iron-on transfers to create a t-shirt. (If you’re a mom, you’ve probably done this at least once in your life, am I right?)
Then I cut out my image, leaving a narrow border. If you’re using a stamp that has a coordinating die, use that—it’ll make this part even easier.
Then lay it face down over the fabric you want to transfer it to and follow the package instructions for heat settings, time, etc. I always use a cotton dishtowel over my project to prevent scorching.
Let it cool, then remove the paper backing and voilà! A great DIY fabric embellishment.
All comments must be received by Friday, May 18th at 5 pm MDT. Good luck!
Comment below telling me how you learned to ride a bike, and three of you will win this adorable stamp! All comments must be received by Thursday, May 17th at 5 pm MDT.








Ready for this? Each designer will be offering up a copy of the magazine on their blog, so make sure to check out all the blogs and enter yourself to win! But also make sure you come back here after, as we have our own fun giveaway!

Precious, isn’t it? A sentimental photo, vintage spools of thread, and a card to match—a perfect gift for mom. And there’s a lot more where that came from in the 








