Would love to make your own greeting cards and gifts but have no idea where or how to start?
Maybe you’re a beginner and confused about what supplies you’ll need? (Hint: not many to start with!)….
Maybe you’ve tried card-making before, but struggled to create a card you’re proud of? (That was me)…..
Maybe you’ve been frustrated when trying to coordinate colours? (I’ve been there)…..
Maybe you long to be able to make a box or wrapper for a special gift?(Yup, that was me, too)….
Perhaps you’ve received a fabulous card but haven’t a clue where to start to make one yourself? (Where I started)….
….then you are in the right place!
Here's how I can help you
Be inspired
I share creative inspiration every week on my YouTube channel and in my blog with full instructions and a list of supplies needed for everything I make.
Join me live on Zoom
I run free Craftalong classes twice a month via Zoom. And there’s great craic too! Sign up below to get notifications and the Zoom link.
Grab a free pdf
If you sign up for my newsletter, you’ll receive a free pdf with ideas to make three different cards and a pop-up gift holder. Find bargains in my shop, too.
Welcome! I’m Carol Clark, aka Crafty Carol, an avid crafter based in Northern Ireland. I adore sharing what I do, and I love helping people to create beautiful projects.
Whether you are a total beginner or keen to learn more advanced techniques, I’m here to help.
There are loads of ideas for making cards and gifts in my blog – check it out – and I’d love you to join me in my free online Craftalong sessions via Zoom and follow my YouTube channel or/and my Facebook page.
If you have any questions, please get in touch by emailing me at carol@craftycarolscards.co.uk
I love the colour coordination from Stampin’ Up! It’s why I joined as a demonstrator.
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What's new in my blog
Quick and easy Along These Lines cards
Learn how to make three quick and easy cards using the Along These Lines stamp set with any sentiment you want.
Two blending brush techniques
Here are two techniques for using blending brushes. One card has an image coloured with blending brushes, the other has a background stripe.
How to make a torn card
This is a torn flower card where the layers on the front are torn rather than cut, which gives a lovely effect, framing the DSP strip.
