New release time over at Unity Stamp Co. and this beautiful floral bouquet is now available! Since it is Earth Month, I thought it would be appropriate to set this image onto plantable paper. 

 I wanted to make up a plantable birthday card to take up to Fullfill, so I pulled out the Bold Botanicals set again and decided on a blend.

 Here is a look at a plantable card design I took up to Fullfill.

 I was asked to make up some plantable thank you teacher cards for Fullfill and thought it would be great to take out this set again.

 I wanted to make up some plantable Christmas cards to take up to Fullfill in Kimberley, so I took out this stencil set from The Greetery and used it with some distress oxide inks.

 Father's Day is two weeks away! Here are some simple plantable cards I made up to try out the new-to-me Robin & Wren set from The Greetery.

 Here's a plantable card that I made up for Mother's Day this year.

 I am up on the Studio Katia Blog today with a new project! To start off Earth week, I thought it would be fitting to showcase a zero waste card using plantable paper! This biodegradable paper is made in Canada using post-consumer paper waste and embedded with wildflower seeds. Because this card can be planted, I wanted to keep it one layer and not use any adhesives or embellishments. I took out the Gladiolus stamp set and stamped it in the middle of my card with black ink using my stamping platform. Next, I created a mask on a piece of 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 masking paper by stamping the flowers in the same spot using my stamping platform. I cut this mask out and saved the negative. I trimmed off the stems but kept them to use.

 I have been making up some cards to get ready to take up to Fullfill and knew I wanted to have some plantable cards ready as well. I pulled out the Honeysuckle Stems set from The Greetery and set to work.

 Looks like this is my first Christmas card post of 2022! I've been working away on Christmas and feel like it's finally appropriate to post about it now :). I am absolutely in love with this StencilScapes Winter scene from The Greetery!

 Trying out some ways of adding more colour to my plantable cards. Here is the cutest Lawn Fawn set - You Croc My World!

 I got to attend a beautiful wedding down in Montana this weekend at my old roommate's family cabin on Glen Lake. Knowing the beautiful setting, I just had to pull out the Reflections set from The Greetery to make her card.

 Sadly, I have needed quite a few sympathy cards this month. I have also been needing to make up a batch of plantable sympathy cards to send up to Fullfill, so I made up a batch up these. I pulled out the Budding Beauties Summer set from The Greetery and chose the peony sprig.

 Here is a look at some plantable cards I made up as samples for an upcoming collaboration! I specifically wanted to highlight Canadian brands, so I took out some stamps and inks from Pigment Craft Co. I made three cards and sent one off that I will hopefully showcase soon! Sadly when I went to photograph these cards, the flowers I used dropped a splash of water right on one of the hearts and caused the ink to bleed a bit - oops!

 Here is a plantable card I made up recently to send up to Fullfill. 

 I found some time to play around with the new Print Shop Spring Mix from The Greetery! It was so fun trying out different colour combinations - I can't wait to try out some more. 

 It's our friend, Kai's 2nd birthday today! I just had to make him a card inspired by the magical upcoming storybook his mama is publishing. I have made a few cards inspired by it previously (Cornelius The Dragon + Turn Here For Magic). For this card, I chose to focus on Cornelius the Dragon's garden. 

 I wanted to make up some simple plantable cards using the stunning 'Joyful' stamp from Pigment Craft Co. 

 I busted out my Create-in-Quads Mistletoe stencil again from Taylored Expressions and used it to make some plantable Christmas cards. Because I like to keep my plantable cards to one single layer, I only used half the stencil this time. Again, I chose to use some beautiful greens from Pigment Craft Co. and then chose Festive Berries + Aged Mahogany distress oxide inks for the berries. 

 I am making a batch of cards to send up to Fullfill in Kimberley. Here is a look at a plantable birthday card!