Amazing Paper Grace

I visit your blog just about everyday to get inspired by your beautiful creations and to read your inspiring words. Thanks for sharing your creativity with all of us.ReplyCancel

Wow, this is one gorgeous card! It is so pretty, every aspect of it, and the designer paper is beautiful…has a mix of vintage/cottage to me, my favorite things to love, the blog candy is nice, but to own one of your cards would be pure pleasure! Only problem is…how would one ever be able to choose!ReplyCancel

Hi, Becca: As usual, this project is absolutely stunning! And, what a nice surprise to have a bookmark to keep. I would love to see a few motivational cards in a masculine format and/or color. Thanks so much for the inspiration and gorgeous artwork you provide! Kris, Wadsworth, OHReplyCancel

Hello Becca, gorgeous card as always and thanks for the chance of some delicious blog candy!
I would love to see a few more simple cards from you. I know you can do those elaborate ones with great bows on so well, but I love it when you do those simple, elegant and stunning creations so that would be what I am hoping for. And if I would be a lucky winner, I would LOOOOOOOOOVE any of your cards, I would treasure it so much I can’t tell you!
Love, AlexReplyCancel

Wow, Becca ! That’s a phenomenal number of hits !!! No surprise considering the beautiful work you do . Thanks for the opp to win some yummy stuff!ReplyCancel

Both cards are beautiful – soft and soothing colors. I love them – but then I love all your cards!ReplyCancel

I have been following your blog for some time now and you have been an inspiration to me. I especially would like to see more ways to use the Just Rite stamps and the Spellbinders dies as I have just purchased these and need some inspiration on how to use them.ReplyCancel

Becca, I also check your site daily. I am inspired by the beautiful, gorgeous cards you create. You are so talented and everything you do is stunning. I have quite a few things I would like to see you do. I would adore seeing some baby cards, wedding cards, sympathy cards, masculine cards and children’s cards. Thanks for asking us what we would like to see. You have shown me how wonderful Spellbinders are and I am beginning my collection and use them on almost all of my card now. Thanks!!!ReplyCancel

You always have such beautiful cards on your blog. Thanks for offering the blog candy. Your blog is one of my favorites.ReplyCancel

I subscribe to your blog and am thrilled when I go to my inbox and find an update from you. Your work is absolutley beautiful. So pure in a strange kind of way and your designs and layering are amazing! Just more of the same inspiring cards and creations is what I would ask of you.ReplyCancel

Honestly – I can’t think of a thing I would change about your blog. I am always delighted when I get my email notification of a new posting. You are so talented!ReplyCancel

Wow! 3.5 million hits. Awesome! I follow your blog every day and your work is so beautiful and different from anyone else’s. I love to see how you use your Spellbinders dies in different ways. I just can’t wait to see more!ReplyCancel

Your blog is so inspiring for me… you incorporate many of the mediums that I love to use…. Spellbinders, Magnolia stamps, ribbon, and delicious paper patterns. And most importantly, how you always include your love and faith in the Lord within your masterpieces….

Thanks for being so inspiring to me.ReplyCancel

Becca – Just to win one of your handmade cards would be the thrill of a lifetime. You are so talented. I stumbled onto your blog about a year ago and I check it every day over a cup of coffee. Since discovering your blog, my stash of cardmaking supplies has grown. I would never have known about Spellbinders if I hadn’t seen your cards. Your creativity in using them and layering them still amazes me. Please keep the cards coming – we are all learning so much from you.ReplyCancel

Hey there friend…I’m back home and working with Spellbinders again. I love the pocket card, so beautiful. So, more things with interesting, new ideas on the card face is fabulous. I also like the idea of some masculine cards and maybe some kids cards…like “tween” age…I have one of those, you know.

Cheers, have a fabulous day.ReplyCancel

I love seeing all your cards..you are so inspiring to me! I send about 50 or 60 cards a month to people on our prayer list at church…I always seem to struggle with masculine cards of encouragement for the men on the list I would love to see some of your ideas…thank you for the chance to win your beautiful blog candy and two of your creations!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, I love your blog and have updates sent to me daily, you always create the most gorgeous cards and I love the way youve use such a variety of different things to do so. With love and hugs ShirleyxxxxxxReplyCancel

Becca,

I love everything you do….you create beautiful things and God created a beautiful you. I am new to your blog and haven’t even had enough time to explore it all, but I have been looking at the projects that come out in the email prompt I am getting and they are all beautiful. What I thought was really fun today was the way you combined spellbinder dies to come up with a new object. I would like to see more of that…. Hope you have a blessed day today!ReplyCancel

I stop by daily, thus helping you out on *hits*….though I don’t often have time to comment. I absolutely love your layered medallion stuff that you do with the dies….just gorgeous! :)ReplyCancel

Another stunning card!! Becca, I love your dimensional ornaments like the one you did recently and also the one you did last year(?). I’m not sure what they are officially called but I believe they were paper cones that you hung on a metal centerpiece – it was so glorious! Thanks for the chance to win this super blogcandy and congrats on hitting 3.5 million views of your blog.ReplyCancel

I love your site and visit everyday too. Congratulations on so many hits..you so deserve it.ReplyCancel

Oooh, I do love your cards. I find myself at your blog every day and I quite a few of your cards bookmarked for inspiration. I love to see what you come up with each day and as far as I’m concerned, you don’t have to change a thing. Simply elegant cards.ReplyCancel

I visit your site everyday, you are talented and inspirational, I would like to see more of your crafty side, but please remember I love love love your cards, so tutorials are good too.ReplyCancel

Becca, it is a true joy to get your e-mail updates!!! Every time I open that e-mail I am at awe at what you’ve come up with!! Your cards and all other creations are always pure ELEGANCE. I’d love to see you make a masculine card or two? Would love to see what you do in that area. I am always struggling with those and would love to see what other’s that do mostly feminine cards do. ;D. Hugs and blessings, SabrinaReplyCancel

Becca I love everything you do and try to make it to your blog everyday. I’m not sure I could pick out one card, and I love your ornaments and your medallion and ….. You also show us new tools, I love what you did with the brads and you got me interested in JustRite. What I would like to see you do more, I liked the suggestion of more masculine cards, they are always hard for me to do. Thanks Becca.ReplyCancel

I love to go to your website knowing I will see something beautiful and inspirational. So just keep doing what you have been doing! Also love your projects with Spellbinders dies.ReplyCancel

Oh my, Becca, after I open my own little blog each day, I come to yours to see what fabulously creative thing you’ve come up with. I just told my husband as I was clicking on it this AM that you are such a (wonderful) enabler of all thing “Nestable” and that you’re the main reason I wish I had more spendable cash so I could own each & every Spellbinders die ever created & today’s post is no less supportive of that wish! Your mind works in the most incredible way; I envy it so! You are a gift to me each morning that I look forward to opening with my first cup of coffee. I don’t have any ODBD stamps yet, but really like them, so . . . one of these days! Thank you and keep your creativity flowing our way, please!!! As to gifting the winner with a couple of your cards, I’d feel truly blessed to have any one of them — I could NEVER pick a favorite; they all are!!!ReplyCancel

I loooove this card. The decoration down the side is gorgeous. Of course, your work is always gorgeous, but I especially love this. I’m not lucky enough to have all the Spellbinders dies that you have, but I have learned some great ideas for the ones I do from you. Thanks for the amazing blog candy opportunity.ReplyCancel

Becca,
I come see what you do everyday and love it all. I like to see how you adapt Spellbinders items for different uses than other bloggers. I like the way you combine them on your cards. I would like to see different cards that hold things or are folded differently than usual. Thanks for the daily beauty.ReplyCancel

What a treat it is to visit your blog daily and see another new and elegant creation. You are so talented! I have learned so much from your site. Please keep showing us more cards with Spellbinders products. Thanks for being such an awsome inspiration!ReplyCancel

I am new to the word of stamping, paper crafting and your wonderful blog. You have an amazing talent and a beautiful spirit. I really enjoy seeing the creative ways that you use punches. Your Christmas ornaments are so pretty. It is a treat to check in with your blog and see a creation that makes me think, Huh, I didn’t know you could make that from using ________!:) Blessings to you.ReplyCancel

Holy moly! 3.5 million hits is crazy huge! I’m not surprised though…I love your blog!!!! I visit almost everyday and enjoy going through past entries. I’m not sure what you could change. I enjoy your style completely and actually would hate to have you change it. You are completely inspiring! Thanks, Becca!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca I was directed here bye a good friend of mine and I read your blog each day. I am more than inspired by your works of creation and am spellbound bye the Spellbinders (no pun intended !!) which I have no clue how to use. Lol! Would love too though! I love your elegant touch with scalloped edges and pearls and lovely pps you use.

I love what I see but I was wondering what about the men in our lives? Are there any creations of yours that you can share with us readers who would like to see a manly card. Kids and the fun kids bring in our lives, are always something that I like to bring out boldly in my kids birthday cards. So what about you? Do you have any bold and bright Kids cards up your sleeve? Would love to see them.

Thanks for your dedication here and for inspiring me to be a child of the King who can still have a relationship with Him and Blog too. I say this because blogging can become addictive and cause you to leave out the important things in life. Finding an even balance is the key.
Thanks for being here.ReplyCancel

Your work is sooooo amazing and inspiring. I can imagine how many smiles you bing to those special people who receive your cards!

Something I always love seeing is product reviews. If you have some favorite products that you think are must haves, I’d love to know about them. I’m always looking for that next must-have tool to add to my collection!ReplyCancel

Becca, I love everything you do and don’t know how you could do anything that wouldn’t be pleasing to all of us. You never cease to amaze me with the things you come up with. You are one creative lady! Keep all your creative juices flowing and keep that blog filled with new things everyday! We love it and look forward to seeing new things!ReplyCancel

your blog is one of those you want to come back over and over again cuase you share you work in the way that anyone can do it. Thank youReplyCancel

That is a lot of hits but then you have the best blog out there. What I’d like to see more of – that’s a tough one. You use different colors, themes and sizes – what more could you ask for? I know – more cards!!!!!!!

SusanReplyCancel

I love seeing fancy fold cards or 3D items. all your work is very elegant though.
Congrats on so many hits!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca! I check your blog everyday so it’s no surprise to me that your hit counter is in the millions. You never fail to share a stunning card that combines layers of beautiful stamps and papers. What could you show more in the future? Just keep showing more of the same. Your cards always serve as an inspiration!!!ReplyCancel

Fabulous design Becca! Your work is always amazing–and so very elegant! I would like to continue to see more of the same…it’s hard to think of any way you could improve to what you already give us–thank you!ReplyCancel

I love visiting your site to get lots of inspiration. I enjoy seeing all the different card designs.

Thanks for offering the great blog candy!ReplyCancel

Holy Smokes – Becca – this pocket card is drop dead gorgeous – GF!!! I sooooooo love it!!! Hugs ~S~ReplyCancel

Becca,
Your cards are always so elegant and detailed. I see your cards and drool with envy! I like seeing product reviews and different ways to use new products.

Thanks for your inspiration,
NikiReplyCancel

I love it when you create something on the elegant side and using a die or punch in a new way! It gets my brain cells working. LOLReplyCancel

Wow! Thanks for the chance to win! I love your creations! They are soooo elegant! I also would love to see more “die” creations! The way you assemble them amazes me!ReplyCancel

It is irrelevant if I win your blog candy, because I feel every time I visit your site, it is blog candy with your creative style. Thank you so much!!!ReplyCancel

Being a HUGE ribbon fan, your creations have been a great source for inspiration for quite a while! No one can master bow tying as well as you! Your coloring, designs, choice of DPs, and cutting techniques have earned a permanent spot in my “Becca” folder. Your work is truly amazing! What I would love to see more of is some designs with a masculine touch….these seem to really stump me! Thank you so very much for sharing your unbelievable talent!

Hugs~ReplyCancel

OMGosh Becca! I would LOVE to get two of your cards! They are always so gorgeous. I can’t tell you what I would like to see more of because what you are doing now is what I want to see. Your style is to die for and I am always amazed at your creativity and the work you put into those cards. Keep it up!ReplyCancel

I’m new to the blog world, I don’t even know what blog candy is, but I think I want some! I love your blog, its a great source of inspiration. I would love to see some altered items to go with some of the cards to give as gifts.
JesReplyCancel

I love your elegant style. I have you in my google reader so I can make sure I don’t ever miss a thing! I would love to see more handmade gifts and alterables. With the holidays around the corner, I’m starting to think about making gifts for loved ones. You are an amazing inspiration. I most appreciate the sacred/spiritual tone of most of your cards.ReplyCancel

Becca your work is STUNNING ! I only wish I create something as beautiful as you. I would love to see a religious Christmas card that could be mass produced for sending out this holiday season.ReplyCancel

I would like to see tips and tutorials. I just got the set of Shapeabilities fancy labels and would like to know how to extricate them from the die without tearing the paper.

JuttaReplyCancel

Hi Becca,

I love your art projects your a true artist! I am hooked on your amazing style and your wonderful use of scripture. Which is my favorite. Hummm what I would like to see more of ? Don’t change a thing, but I did love your little chair project and would like to see what you do with masculine projects too. Love you just the way you are!
Lana Wadsworth OhioReplyCancel

I visit your blog everyday. Love your work. Great inspiration. I would like to see “Get Well Soon” and cards ideas for men.

SallyWReplyCancel

Wow! I check you blog several times a day and I can’t believe how many people posted a comment before me! I have recreated more of your cards than I can count, I love them all. I would love to see more of your quick and simple cards like the set of four note cards you made with flowers and spellbinder labels on them. I have started purchasing as many spellbinder dies as I can afford and love to use them. I also would love to know the number of the copic markers when you use them. Thanks for the inspiration, Cathy WeberReplyCancel

Hi Becca, I’m visit daily for a “fix!” Your cards inspire me to go to the next level and I’ve bought products you’ve used. Having just said that, this may sound like a contradiction. I’m to the point where I want to use the supplies I already have. I’ve been convicted lately to watch my spending. The guilt isn’t in the buying; it’s in the not using what I already have. Maybe we could comment on products we have that we haven’t used, and if you also have the product, you could demo it with one of your beautiful cards. I very much enjoy your blog and hope to meet you someday. Blessings to you!ReplyCancel

I do so love your cards. I enjoy each and every one. They are really a cut above others, and always s-o-o-o elegant and creative. I would love to see more baby cards, and cards for gentlemen. Unfortunately, at my age, I have become through necessity a sort of queen of sympathy cards. Could you make a few of those?ReplyCancel

I love your blog as it is Becca – everytime I visit I’m truly amazed by your cards! They are fabulous – I don’t think you could improve them or your blog :)
Congratulations on having so many hits – its certainly a testament to your fantastic work.
Thank you for the chance to win your yummy candy ;)
Louise xReplyCancel

I love your blog Becca…so inspiring and you don’t have anything like an “everyday” card…your cards are soooo equisite…thanks for sharing your creations with us!ReplyCancel

I love all of your cards, but I would like to see more birthday ideas. Most of the cards I make are for birthdays, but most of your cards can be translated into any use. Thank you for the inspiration.ReplyCancel

Becca,
I love your blog and check it every day. Your cards are definately “over-the-top” in my opinion. I love them all and draw great inspiration from them.

I would so love to see what you can do with wedding cards. Seems like your delicate touch would be just perfect for that special occasion.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, I love your work. Your my first stop every morning with my coffee. I love all your ideas with the Spellbinders, so keep them coming. I also hope to see many more Christmas cards.ReplyCancel

Beautiful card…but they are all always beautiful…you put so many little details into everything you make. I love when you use the spellbinders products…I am slowly creating my own little stash. Would love to win the blog candy…today is my birthday and this would certainly be the perfect gift!

CharmaineReplyCancel

Congrats Becca on reaching yet another milestone! Yesterday I came across your circular embossing using cuttlebug and it is these innovative ideas that I would love to see on your blog :)ReplyCancel

Hello from sunny South Africa! I visit your blog Every day and just adore your work. It is so inspiring and I must say, so very feminine and beautiful. I am lucky enough to have a couple of stamps from Michelle and own a few Nesties. I dream of being just such a creative stamper as you are. I must be the greatest thrill to know how much your work is enjoyed and admired. Thanks for the chance to win such awesome blog candy. Hugz, Moz.ReplyCancel

Your cards are works of art and to win one of them would be awesome! I would love to see how you organize your tools and supplies. Any tips that you can offer would be much appreciated!ReplyCancel

Becca-
As usual, your cards are artwork! You put so much thought into each card/project and I so enjoy looking at each one. God has truly blessed you and He has blessed me thru your creativity. Thank you.

You asked what I would like to see more of? How about some manly cards/projects? I struggle with ideas for my wonderful hubby and other male family members and friends. Any help in this area would be great!

Have a good one!ReplyCancel

What a beautiful pocket card. I love the cottage look of the papers…warm and dainty. I’m a retired educator and a lifelong learner…now you are my teacher and my inspiration. Thanks for introducing me to Spellbinders and Copics and a whole new world of creating. I visit your Blog each day for more ideas and just to see the beauty of your work. Everything is gorgeous but maybe you could share more ideas for masculine type cards. THANK YOU!ReplyCancel

Wow! Your card is beautiful. I love your tip putting the Fancy Tag behid the Long Rectangle. I love the creative tips you give when using a product. So, along with the others maybe different ways of assembling the Spellbinder dies and any border punches. I look at a die and see a die. You look at a die and punch and create masterpieces. Thanks for your inspiration and the RAK blog candy.ReplyCancel

Becca,

I am inspired everyday by your creations, attitude and words. Do not change a thing.ReplyCancel

WOW! The chance for blog candy from my favorite blog site- wouldn’t that be great! And absolutely any of your cards would be such a treat. Really.
What I’d like to see more of is basic cards, not so much of the 10-20 additional steps for using things that a lot of us simply don’t have and can’t afford, like all the nestibilities and just rite sets! I do love those, but sometimes I’d like to see you make cards that are very basic. A card with limited additions to stamping. Just a ribbon and a couple bling items or so.ReplyCancel

You will surely be up to 4million hits soon!!! Love this card and the fact that it fits in a business size envelope is a real plus. I love to use Spellbinders and Just Rite stamps for my cards but really am anxious to learn to use any new things too. Your Amazing Paper Grace site is my favorite and the one I look at first. Bless you.ReplyCancel

Love your work, what ever you do is always so beautiful. My favorite thing you have done was with the pendant die for the ornaments. Yes more tutorials are appreciated. I love 3D items as well.
Thanks,
TammyReplyCancel

Hi Becca,

I love to visit your blog and look forward to each new creation. Your work is amazing!!!! I’d love to see more gift ideas. Teachers, Nurse’s, Dr’s, etc. for the people that we come in contact with regularly, but can’t afford to get major gifts for. You are always such an inspiration to me, thank you!ReplyCancel

Love how you have designed this card! Another beautiful creation!!!
You are so great at putting things together, would love to see some cards to give to guys. Can imagine how outstanding you would make them! Congratulations on your following, that is fantastic!ReplyCancel

Becca, I love your blog and it is such a wonderful part of my day! I love how you create such lovely bows! And your blog has also addicted me to Spellbinders! You are such an enabler!! One thing I would like to see is a few more ideals for guy cards. I love your style and case things all the time so a few guy cards would be most helpful.
Thanks for just being you!! P.S. Where do you buy the hat pins that you use on some of your cards? I have tons of beads but can’t find the plain hatpins to use them on.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca. I subscribe by email and it’s always a highlight to open to your beautiful creations. I am always in awe. Congratulations on all those hits. That’s totally amazing. I’d love to see some gift ideas. I need to start thinking about things to make to give to family and friends for the holidays. Thanks for all the inspiration!ReplyCancel

Becca,
another beautiful creation! It is so pretty and girly and just soo…pretty! I really like the whole card. The paper, the ribbon, the borders, everything.
What would I like to see more of? Well, masculine cards were mentioned by several other people, so were sympathy cards and cards for boys. I guess those are also what I’d like to see. Mainly for young boys since I don’t have boys (I have 2 girls!). It’s a bit of a challenge for me to create something for boys or men who aren’t my husband! Don’t have a problem for my husband. He likes anything I come up with! Gotta love that! I DO!!
Thanks for the chance to win your blog candy. Looks yummy. I’m guessing the stuff in the plastic container is stamps. When I first looked, I thought it was nicely decorated cookies. Haha. Again, thanks for the chance to win.ReplyCancel

So glad I stumbled onto your blog! Your projects are so inspirational! Thanks for sharing with them!ReplyCancel

Becca, I love your cards, especially the ones with scriptures…your eye for detail is amazing. I like cards that I can turn into KNK creations that I can use my cutter for. And I definitely use your cards for inspiration. Thanks for all your work and your faithfulness.ReplyCancel

Becca, thank you so much for putting the time into making beautiful creations. I am sure you are going to be reading a few of these request, but I would like the occational masculine card layout. I personally love your blog as is so don’t think that you need to change:)ReplyCancel

Becca – your work is beautiful!
My thing is spellbinders so more crafty things would be great.
Thank you for your inspiration.

Hugs from Poland
IrenaReplyCancel

Wowzers Becca! This latest creation is just stunning…Of course I love everything you post. As for what I would like to see more of…simply put, just what you post already!!! Everytime I get your subscription I have a smile on my face when I open it!!ReplyCancel

I subscribe to your blog and am excited to see what new creation you’ve done!!! You are such an inspiration to us who do paper crafts!!! I love just what you are doing now, but do enjoy seeing your creations using different dies….Spellbinders, or otherwise. Thanks for the chance to win some blog candy!!!ReplyCancel

Congrats on so many visits! I would like to see some Thanksgiving cards. I do a lot of crafting/stamping for Halloween and Christmas, but I could use some Thanksgiving inspiration. Thanks for the chance to win your generous blog candy.ReplyCancel

Becca, I love all your work, but I guess I especially like the scripture cards. It would be nice to see some masculine cards or some birthday cards. I’d love to win! JoyceReplyCancel

I am trying to do Sunday school/ nursery workers appreciation projects and there is never a budget for this so I need to keep the cost down so any ideas for a little some thing something to give them. I need to do 225!!! ( I don’t need to do I choose to do this as a way of letting them know they are appreciated.)
Long story short I need some inexpensive Quick ideas. I do have some helpers to do some work.
Love your Blog!
Donna PolleyReplyCancel

I too am interested in how you manage to mail those large bows, funny that that is in the comment above mine. I have been “blown away” by so many of your cards, they are works of art. The first time I found your site, it was a patriotic card and so beautiful, I had to call my husband to come and look. And I was hooked. I would loved to have met you at CHA in Orlando, but you were busy. BlessingsReplyCancel

I would love to see male orriented cards. I find them such a challenge to make. Thanks for the chance to win. Hugs, Nellie.ReplyCancel

Becca… I think you are an amazingly talented person and you are so sweet to offer up some blog candy.

I’d love to see a simple card to see what you’d come up with. Then… I’d like to hear how you pull things together to make a card. How do you manage your time? Do you plan it out or just jump in there with what you see in front of you? I’m such a slow card maker that I can’t hardly get a bunch of Christmas cards made.

This is probably a crazy request but I wonder all the time how you do it.

Take care and thanks for the chance to win something.

Enjoy life!

DebbieReplyCancel

I love your card, another beautiful creation! I like how you made the tag so it could be used as a bookmark, that’s a nice touch.

Your cards are always beautiful, and since it’s that time of year, how about some Christmas cards? I would also like to see some more masculine cards, too. I’m mostly surrounded by men in my life!

I always love your creations, though, so if you didn’t change a thing, that’d be okay, too! :)ReplyCancel

Becca,
There is nothing you need to change on your blog! I visit it everyday and love everything you do. You inspire me to no ends! I wish I could make my cards as beautiful as yours. Really looking forward to your Christmas cards this year. Have a wonderful day and keep inspiring us all! Thank you so much. Thanks for the chance for some wonderful candy.ReplyCancel

What a gorgeous card and a cool way to add a tag in a pocket. Thanks for the chance to win some awesome candy.ReplyCancel

OMG…..can you get any better?!!!!!!!! Dang….I have bought so many products because YOU are an amazing artist!!!!!! Keep creating what you create. This is my first attempt at winning Blog Candy I love you BeccaReplyCancel

Becca, Your work is just so darn beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!ReplyCancel

3.5 million visitors to your blog! I’ve had 1,600 odd to my new blog and I’m delighted – you must be so proud. I love your creations but especially the ones with Bible verses on them. I loved the one you made recently with the picture of Jesus and the lovely verse “I am with you always”. They went perfectly together and your stamping was beautiful. I’d love to see more of these because they speak to me and inspire me.

Lynne.xReplyCancel

Oh Becca, where to begin? God has truly blessed you with so many things. He not only has given you such tremendous creative talent, but it seems he decided to also bless you with a kind, kind heart. And, what a blessing to all of us that you share that wonderful gift you were given. Everyday, I look forward seeing what amazing new creation you are sharing with all of us. I have never been disappointed. In the future, I would like to see you share step by step how your creative process flows. How do you decide which Spellbinders die you’re going to use and which one you’ll pair it up with. Do you choose your paper first or just have an idea in your head that dominates your plan? What sparks the beginning of a car? I realize that there are probably many different things, but please share any or all of them. Hope life continues to be good. JudiReplyCancel

i love all of your creations! they just boggle the mind! but while i love looking at your cards with their bows, many layers and embellies, i would like to see some simpler cards by you. cards that are more mail friendly and don’t cost so much in extra postage or require putting in a box so it won’t get smooshed! i love to give folios with 4-6 cards as gifts and it isn’t kind to require my friends to attach extra postage before mailing, even if they DO know that it is necessary. so….that is my request!
thanks for the chance at some wonderful blog candy!
sandyh
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Hi Becca,

I would like to thank you again for sharing your atwork with me, with us.
You inspire me, everyday.

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Salut Becca,

Je voulais te remercier encore de partager ton travail, avec moi, avec nous.
Tu m’inspire, tous les jours.

CaroleReplyCancel

You are always awesome and always inspiring! I love your style and I love your willingness to share your talents. You don’t know how many of your designs I have “design” lifted when I needed a “wow” card for a gift in a pinch and didn’t have time to think. Thanks for all your help! (smile & hugs). Let me know when I win the blog candy (lol).ReplyCancel

I’d love to see more manly cards – I always have a hard time coming up with some neat! Thank you so much for your blog – you are such an inspiration!ReplyCancel

Becca you are so generous! What awesome blog candy but I tell you, just coming here and seeing your beautiful creations is blog candy in itself!
hugs,
LoriReplyCancel

Your cards and shares are always tops. I love seeing all the wonderful paper combined with the Nesties. Keep up the great job.ReplyCancel

I’d love to see more ribbon, but maybe narrower sometimes. I love your frames too!ReplyCancel

Becca – I love everything you do! I am so inspired every time I visit your site. Thank you for sharing your talent. I would love to see more on the specific Copics you use -I’m just beginning to acquire them and learning how to use them. :)ReplyCancel

I subscribe to your site and just love your work! Everything you do, Becca, is beautiful! Thanks for sharing your talent with us.ReplyCancel

dang girl…everything you do is AMAZING!! this is just gorgeous.
what would I like to see…shoot…ANYTHING you do I can learn from! thanks for the chance to win (just be sure you pick me *wink* wink*)ReplyCancel

I will just say “ditto” to all the kind and appreciative comments others have written. You truly are in inspiration and I have told many of my friends about your blog.
I would love to see more fancy folds and/or paper engineering techniques. I simply love the Spellbinders Pendant dies and would love to see more folds and such with those.
Thank you, LoriReplyCancel

So very kind of you to offer up some candy! I always stop by, but don’t always have the time to comment. But I really love your stuff!! Now, what do I want to see? I would say the main thing that draws me to your blog is your innoventive ways of using the Spellbinders dies. Like using the tag for the tab on the pull out message! I don’t think I would have thought of that. So, I guess my answer would be more “out of the box” ideas.

Thanks for a change to win!
~LaceyReplyCancel

What a fun load of goodies for this blog candy! I am always looking for ideas utilizing my stash on items other than cards. I adored your ornaments using the spellbinder dies and the beautiful way you present your projects.ReplyCancel

Congratulations Becca on the vast number of hits- surely that in itself should tell you you’re doing something right!!! Why change when it’s not broken! I subscribed to your site quite a while ago and am never disappointed with what you share with us. I thank God for the talent He has given you and I thank you for sharing it with all of us (and the candy!!).
Many hugs,
TrishReplyCancel

Hi Becca!
I love your elegant cards,and you are a great source of inspiration .
I would love to see more spellbinders cards,and also cards for boys and men.If I should be the lucky winner,any cards you have is fine.They are all so beautiful!ReplyCancel

I have been following your blog daily since the early spring and am in awe of your God given talent that you share with us. I love how you think outside the box with regards to the Spellbinders. It is fascinating to see what you create by simply mounting one on top of another or cutting them differently. I have now bought my first set of frames, but I am so basic with my creations. So perhaps you could show us how to do amazing cards which are more basic then build them up by gradually changing one element or another until we reach the stage of your magnifiscent creations.
Sorry I have prattled on, hope you understand what I mean. And the thought of owning one of these pieces of art of yours is mind blowing.
Thank you for your inspiration. JennyXXXReplyCancel

I love all your cards. If I had a chance to own one (or two) I wouldn’t know which to pick. I just bought Labels 8 and would love to see more ideas using Nestabilities.ReplyCancel

Call me crazy but I’m soooo in the Christmas moodm probably because of the totally crappy summer we had here in Ontario! I’m hoping to see some not red-and-green cards. Thanks for your inspiration, I really enjoy hearing about your day and seeing your amazing creations.ReplyCancel

Hello Becca, I visit your Blog everyday to see what wondrous creation you have made, and it is always stunning, I don’t always leave a comment though. I’m not sure what I’d like to see more of, I love all things floral so more flowers would be nice.
Did I mention I love your Blog, well I do and look forward to my daily visit.

BaukjeReplyCancel

truthfull, I enjoy every single thing you post! I have gotten so much inspiration from you and your work. I do enjoy seeing your non traditional use of the Spellbinders dies though, I suppose I could say that I’d love to see more.ReplyCancel

Congrats on all your hits! I love your blog–you are so creative and really inspire me. I just want to see more of your work, whatever you choose to show us.ReplyCancel

Stunning Card! – I hope it’s not “lame” to say I’d just like to see more and more of your gorgeous projects regardless of what they are.ReplyCancel

Hi there! This is actually my first time visiting your blog (found it from the ODBD blog)… just wanted to say that your work is gorgeous! I will be back frequently to see what you have created! :)
~ChelseaReplyCancel

Good evening, Becca. This card, I love. In UK we call this a DL sized card and I think it always makes a beautiful, elegant card – and yours is no exception. Thank you so much for the chance once again to win some of your lovely blog candy and 2 cards made by you – what joy. You have always been my inspiration in using my Spellbinders dies and of late the new pendants and borderabilities. I now have several sets so I would dearly love to see more creations using these dies in order for me to use them to their full potential.ReplyCancel

You make the loveliest bows! How about some tags and/or seasonal cards. I know, so original! LOL!
The blog candy is wonderful but made me catch my breath is the offer of two of your cards!
Yippee Skippee!
Sharon LReplyCancel

I am always blown away by your amazing talent and cards etc that you make. I can’t think of anything new that I want to see – just more of the same. I look forward to seeing what you have done every day. Thanks for being youReplyCancel

Becca its always a joy to open your emails and love your cards,tutorials etc.Looking forward to your Christmas cards and would like to see some simple and easy to mail cards.Masculine cards are always welcome as well.Thanks for all your inspiration and creations,and also the chance to win.God Bless youalways. PatReplyCancel

Another beautiful creation Becca! Congrats on the tremendous number of hits – it truly speaks of your talent and ability to inspire.ReplyCancel

Becca, LOVE this card…and also the ornaments you made last week. I’ve been on vacation and have missed 2 wks of creations! when will I catch up?? Thanks again for an opportunity to win candy…be well, and keep up the Amazing creations. EstherReplyCancel

Everyone wrote all I would like to say you. English isn´t my first language (I´m brasilian) and my vocabulary doesn´t help me!!! So… I make mine all the words everyone wrote!!!:)))I love everything you do….you create beautiful things and I´m sure God gave you blessed hands.
You have so many projects… it´s difficult to say what I would like to see
all I see every sinlge day make my day much better. Just keep doing what you do, I love them.
God bless you… ever!!!
ReginaReplyCancel

I love checking in each day to see wht you have made, love seeing
different ways to use the spellbinders dies, I now use mine a lot more
combining other sets to make a cards, many thanks for a chance to win,
Chris.ReplyCancel

thanks for such a wonderful chance to win some great prizes! I would love to see some cards geared for school age children.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca

I too visit your amazing blog everyday, it is the fi4rst one I look at, and sometimes I come back several times just to gaze at your truly beautiful and amazingly inspirational creations. You are truly blessed with with talent, and we are all the richer for you sharing it with us.

I adore this card with the pocket and the long thin shape, you have set my mind working overtime.

May God continue to inspire you. I don’t care what you come up with, it will always amaze and delight us. By the way, you are responsible for a lot of my spending! I hope spellbinders have you on comission every time I see some new nestability that you have used I just have to have it!!

Thank you for sharing your beautiful work with us.ReplyCancel

Becca, I suscribe to your blog and am always amazed at all of your ideas! You are the top Queen for your cards and ideas! I just don’t have time to leave a remark each day! You will hav so many replies that you won’t be able to cut them all up!ReplyCancel

What a wonderful surprise to have Blog Candy. Thank you for all the wonderful ideas that you give us and we look forward to more.ReplyCancel

I just started visiting your blog 2 days ago and I have to say it’s my new favorite. I’d love to see anything you post, but masculine cards would be great!!ReplyCancel

Your work is fabulous and so inspiring – you have given me the courage to reach out of my safe zone and try things I never thought I could do- as a subscriber to your blog I get continual updates which is fantastic and although I don’t always comment I just love your work. I would like you to try out some more Male based cards you always do such inovative things i love them and the stamps you use are great to – keep up the great workReplyCancel

Becca, I love your blog and visit it daily. If I could make any requests, it would be to show us how to make cards for guys and continue to show us your beautiful cards with the newest spellbinder dies. Keep up the good work!ReplyCancel

Becca, your pocket card is so beautiful! What a clever idea to make it a tall card….love the punched border….so elegant!ReplyCancel

I truely enjoy visiting your blog and I am so happy to see the bible verses and spiritual messages on your cards. As far as I am concerned just keep doing the same thing you do now because it is great.ReplyCancel

You make beautiful things. I would love to know the process when you sit down to create. What are some of the things you take your “cue” from – do you start with paper, a certain embellishment, stamp, etc.? Do you pull a lot of things out and let them guide you?ReplyCancel

I visit your blog every day .I really liked the ornament you did with the fleur de lieu nestability. I have done some cut out and a couple finished. Your cards are lovely. I am a pastel person s love the colors you use. It is an inspiration to check you blog each day. And Candy wow that is so generous. Thank you.ReplyCancel

I can see why you have had 3.5 million view on your blog. You are one of the best designers I have found . I love every card you make. I would love to see how you organize and store your tools and supplies. You note the name of everything you use on each card so you must have a fantastic system.ReplyCancel

Becca,

This blog is one of the 2 that I subscribe to and make a point to visit. Your cards are really beautiful. They always look elegant and classy with all the embellishments, but never fussy or overstated. I’d love to see more Get Well & Sympathy cards, cards with new ways to use Spellbinders dies/impressabilities, and cards with “hidden” elements that pop up or pop out.ReplyCancel

Hello Becca.
I love all your creations, Love, love how you do those beautiful ribbons!! I ‘ll like to see some ideas for Christmas that can be simple but really elegant like you do, thanks for all you do and share….Gina FReplyCancel

I just love your cards and other creations. They are always so elegant! I always leave feeling totally inspired to try some of your techniques. ThanksReplyCancel

Of all the card makers I follow, I love your work the best! So beautiful and elegant. Try as I may, mine never look as nice as yours. I’d like some christmas cards that can be sent through the mail without the extra postage. I realize that would take a lot of the bling out of them, but since I make most of my Christmas cards and most of them need to be mailed out, I would appreciate a pretty card that won’t require a hand stamp or mailed in a padded envelope. Thanks. You do such elegant work and I love the “Our Daily Bread Designs” stamps and Spellbinder dies. Now I need a tutorial on how to create a pocket card! Absolutely gorgous!ReplyCancel

Blog candy or not, your blog and creattivity is an inspiration to me. I always love to see what you have created with your elegant style.
Today’s card is not exception! Love those pretty bows and all the intricate details you have added to this card, as you do with all your cards!ReplyCancel

Your pocket card is just soooo beautiful, Becca! Love all the stunning bows, and your beautiful tag! WOW!!ReplyCancel

Every item you create is always so stunning Becca. You have definitely inspired me to try to stretch my little box that I create in. Thank you for inspiring everyone so much.

thanks muchReplyCancel

More cards with Spellbinder pendants would be appreciated.
Also, I love the ideas you have for Baby cards. More baby cards would also be nice. I would like to see your ideas using flower soft or fun flock.
Do you ever use any die cuts from Cricut or are you an exclusive Spellbinder die cut person?

Anyway, no matter what you come up with, I know I will love it.

Thanks Becca for your beautiful inspiration.

Carol FroehlichReplyCancel

Becca, It is easy to see why you have had 3 1/2 million hits. Your work is sooooo beautiful. I am always pleased to a post from you. You have helped me to add a little elegance to some of my cards. And you have done such wonderful things with the Spellbinders — contributing big time to my newest addiction. Thanks for sharing your talents with me.
PaulaReplyCancel

Becca,
Your cards are always stunning, beautiful and so creative. While I can’t make cards like you, I love the inspiration of seeing your creations and reading your great explanations/directions on how you created them. I love thank you cards but all your cards are wonderful and to win one would be the biggest prize of all!!! Thanks for all you share.ReplyCancel

Becca I love checking in on your blog – your work is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!ReplyCancel

Becca,
I start every morning looking at your blog first thing. You have such wonderfully creative and beautiful cards that you share with us! You brighten each day for me. I usually don’t even try to copy your ideas because I really don’t think I could do them justice!!! Thank you again.ReplyCancel

Since I found your blog a few months ago I’ve checked in every day. I’m always amazed at your creativity. If I can’t say tutorials, then I’d have to say masculine cards, for all sorts of occasions. Masculine cards are always challenging! I loved your recent Christmas ornaments. They inspired me to create a version of my own. Thanks for the chance at the candy it sure looks yummy!ReplyCancel

I love your blog! I became a follower after seeing your cards on the Spellbinders preview. I always think your designs are very classic and beautiful – I would have to say, keep doing things just as you have been!ReplyCancel

I love your work, but what I’d really love to see are more elegant cards that don’t require so many tools, etc. Very few people probably have all of the Spellbinders dies that you have. While I’d love to, the use of so many means I can’t possibly make cards like yours. I do love seeing your work though. Your cards are always beautiful! I’d love to win the candy.ReplyCancel

Good Evening Becca, I too, would like to see more cards that are not so “fussy”, and are in the realm of something the average cardmaker could tackle with a limited supply of tools. You are so talented, and blessed to have so many tools to fuel your creativity. Many of us have limited supplies. I always enjoy looking at your work, and especially enjoy reading the personal/family entries. Thank you for asking what we would like to see. Linda S. in NEReplyCancel

What a beautiful pocket card. Absolutely love it. Found your blog originally when I was following the spellbinders newest realease. LOVE, love, love that ornament box. The first one with the windows on all four sides. Of course, I sat down and created a scaled down version using scratch paper. Can’t wait to to make a full sized one soon.

Anyway, I’d love to get your blog candy. Some great stuff there.

What would I like to see more of? 3D stuff. I am crazy for anything odd shaped. Guess that’s one reason I loved this pocket card. It’s cute and different.

Keep up the great work.ReplyCancel

Thanks so much for this chance, Becca. Blog candy AND a beautiful card!
You’re cards and ideas are so awesome, I can’t think of anything you could add that would be better! Perhaps some cards that don’t require a lot of special dies and fancy punches (my Nesties are very limited!)
Have a blessed and safe week-end.ReplyCancel

Becca, I read all your blogs but do not always comment. I enjoy your cards and the tutorials. I’ like to see more anniversary and sympathy cards as they are the hardest for me to create and I seem to need them more now. Thanks for your great cards.ReplyCancel

Wow, Becca, I have been following your blog for so long.
You are truly amazing.I wish I had some of your talent.
You come up with the neatest ideas for cards.
This card is so beautiful, do you need my addy,lol.
I love everything you do and really don’t know what to ask to see more off.
I notice a lot of people asked for masculine cards, I struggle with these as well.
Maybe some masculine cards using more of your nesties.
I love what you do with them.
Thanks for a chance to win.ReplyCancel

WOW!!! This is gorgeous, Becca!!! Wonderful colors and border detailing!!! Love the tag design!!! Blessings!!!ReplyCancel

As the name of your blog says it – truly Amazing! I found your blog last years just before Christmas and have been visiting it every day since then. I just love your work. I would really like to see some masculine cards…I have a hard time creating these. Thank you for all your inspiration. It helps me a lot when I am creating my cards. Thank you for the opportunity to win some blog candy.ReplyCancel

Wow what amazing blog candy – thank you so much for the chance to win.
I love your creations and would be absolutely thrilled to have any of your cards.
You have inspired me in so many ways – I especially love to see whatever you do with JustRite stampers and Spellbinders. So I guess that is what I’d love to see more of. You always have a new way to use these or some kind of new “spin” on them.
I love visiting your blog everyday.ReplyCancel

I love it when your cards have ribbon – lots of ribbon and/or ric rac and trims!!! Please don’t pick the winner during the week of September 14th – we are out of town for our anniversary/my birthday but with no internet! :( hugs,
Elaine :)ReplyCancel

WOW that is one very exciting blog candy Bec. I have only recently discovered your blog, in the last week or so but your Spellbinders work has inspired me no end. I bought the Fleur Pendant after seeing your stunning work with it and would really like to see more of how you use the Spellbinders on your cards….always such stunning attention to detail in your work. I would also love to ask you some questions about the things you do if that might be an option for a future post….question and answer time:) Have a happy weekend!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca
I love to visit your blog to get a hit of beauty, kindness and inspiration. You have inspired me to make an effort to create more regularly. I love your work, and would like to see more 3D items that are not cards – eg boxes, decorative items. When I work out my blog, I will show you what you have inspired.ReplyCancel

I just recently discovered your blog and the amazing cards you create. I’ve been wanting to make more cards that incorporated God’s word and by “accident” (I truly believe it was God’s doing) I stumbled on Amazing Paper Grace. I haven’t even begun to look through everything you have so I really can’t say what I might want to see more of. Just keep up the amazing work! I’m inspired!ReplyCancel

Hi from Italy, Becca. I come to visit your blog every day and I hope to find religious cards, as Marriage cards or Holy Communion cards. I must create some Holy Communion cards and I had no idea! Thanks to you and to your blog, I got inspiration and now I have an IDEA! I’ve also bought some wonderful Nestabilities thanks to you! Now I want to see you wonderful Christmas cards! Thanks for this blog candy and thanks for your ispiration!
AliceReplyCancel

I am from Australia and enjoy your blog. I am always dissappointed when they isn’t a new post for the day. I like spellbinders and images which are colored in.

I also like it when you use new products. I don’t usually like to make construction projects but love looking at yours. They are inspiring.ReplyCancel

Oh Becca -I love this card, what a neat idea – I think I’ll try this for my friends ‘special’ birthday next year.
I’m not surprised at all your ‘hits’. I follow you avidly – everything you show us is so inspiring and to own one of your cards would be a dearest wish come true. You have me hooked on spellbinders, I’m trying to decide which JRS set to buy first and ODBD are awesome!!! Like most other people (it seems) I struggle with male themed cards -(how is that? and I have 3 grownup sons!!)
Whatever you do will be great, just don’t leave us.
Blessings and hugs
HW(UK)
xxReplyCancel

Hi Becca,you are top of my favorites list and the blog i check every day.Congratulations on all the hits.I love all of your cards and the way you use ribbon{i am also an addict}is fab.The spellbinders dies are made for you so just keep up the good work……..PhilomenaReplyCancel

Wow! stunnung…JUST STUNNING…
Your work is awesome and can never wait to see what you come up with next…
Thanks for sharing with us.ReplyCancel

Becca,
Without exception, whenever I open your latest creation, I let out an audible, “Aahhhh!”. You’ve done it again…just beautiful!
Linda McReplyCancel

Congratulaions, 3.5 million, unbelievable.Excellent blog candy. As you said it is great to learn how to do your cards,so love the tutorials.I guess I would choose friendship cards as they can be used for special occasions,love your work,you are truly blessed with wonderful talent and it is our good fortune to be able to share in it daily.
God bless
EileenReplyCancel

Becca, I can’t think of a thing that I would change or want added to your site. I just love seeing all the beautiful cards that you design and you are such an inspiration to me.ReplyCancel

Love your skinny, pocket card. It is no wonder why you have so many responses on your blog-your work is just wonderful.

I look forward to seeing what you create with the spellbinders each time I am here.

Thanks for a chance to win.ReplyCancel

That sure is alot of hits on a web site but no wonder everyone wants to see what you create next. Just love your work, ShirleyReplyCancel

Becca; Your cards are simply breathtaking!!! Everytime I open your blog I am in awe over your talent, creativity and eye for perfect balance!!! You have so much depth to your cards – pure eye candy!! Keep up the wonderful posts!! I love to see everything you create!!!ReplyCancel

I visit your blog whenever I am on the computer and am in awe of your beautiful cards.
At the moment I am stuck for inspiration for very quick and simple christmas cards so any help would be fantastic.

hugs
helenReplyCancel

You are such a sweetie. I wish I had an ounce of your talent.ReplyCancel

I love your cards…….I visit everyday…..when you do not post I always wonder why……….Then tell myself everyone needs a break and spent time with friends and family. I too would like to see more children cards and tween cards. Tween cards are so hard for me to make.ReplyCancel

I don’t have any requests of you – well not really! I’d love to see a few more bookmark ideas! Thankful for anything that you share with us.

You are an inspiration and you brighten my days!ReplyCancel

Becca, maybe more blog candy — well, you asked!!! ;-) I’d love for you to give away some Spellbinders dies!!! What you do with them is beyond A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!ReplyCancel

Good Morning Becca –

I think you already show us a large selection of different cards (thank you so much). But, it would be nice to see more birthday cards for different ages, both male and female. I love the inspiration your blog offers. Thank you so very much.

Elaine AllenReplyCancel

I love all the cards you do, but I really like seeing you use the dies in new and different ways, like in your ornaments.ReplyCancel

I’ve really enjoyed viewing all your beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your creative genius with us. Some thing that I would like to see you do more of is ornaments.
~Bonnie in SCReplyCancel

You make me want to run out and buy every punch or nestie I see you use. If only my wallet would allow that! My next purchase will definately have to inclue the the Morroccan Lace punch.ReplyCancel

Becca, I visit your site every day and am always amazed by your designs. Thanks so much for the inspirationReplyCancel

Thankyou for sharing your awesome creations, they never cease to amaze me.ReplyCancel

this is toooooooooooooooooooooooooooo precious!!!! i just love the three bows and the pocket, only you could think of this. if i win i want this card!! and all your others!!! You are just so talented. im glad you are my friend. you make me proud!!
hugs to youReplyCancel

You can never have too many tutorials!ReplyCancel

Hi Bekka,
I’d love to see more cards for children and also some fancy fold maybe?? Your work is breath taking but I just love it!! Thanks for your blog!ReplyCancel

I want to just keep seeing what you have already been posting…beautifully detailed, elegant projects.
I love how you frequently incorporate Scripture verses into your projects, that is one of the reasons I visit your blog every day.
Keep up the good work!ReplyCancel

Love the card, Becca. You are good.ReplyCancel

I enjoy visiting your blog. You’re a little bit out of my league when it comes to card making. I love the ribbon and bows that you add to your cards. I like to see all the different tools that you use to make your creations. Just keep on creating and I’ll sit back and enjoy.ReplyCancel

You are such a talented artist! I am in awe of everything you create. I wish I was one-third as talented as you are! You are truly blessed!ReplyCancel

I am a regular visitor in your blog. Your work is so inspiring and it is great to see how the Lord is using you to His glory!

Thanks for sharing with us your gift!ReplyCancel

Becca,

I love reading your blog everyday. You make some of the most beautiful cards. Thank you for sharring your love of stamping with us.
Thanks for offering the great blog candy!

I do hope I win!! lol….

Hugs, Janine AReplyCancel

I really love how your faith shines through with all of your projects! Thanks so much! GiniReplyCancel

Love your projects and your tutorials are so easy to follow. Mine doesn’t always turn out as beautiful as yours the first time but practice does improve them. Thanks for all the magnificent projects you have shared. I would enjoy seeing some more ornaments, I love the one with the Fluer de Lis pendant. I totally didn’t see it in 3-D when I bought it so I was so pleased when you did the ornament. Thanks for sharing.ReplyCancel

Beautiful card as are all of your cards .I love your delicate color choices!! I would love to see more ornament ideas with Spellbinder diesReplyCancel

Becca, you are so generous to share your skills and talents with all of us :) It is so nice to visit your blog – I’ve been here a lot and have learned so much from you *smiles*.

Thank you for everything you do for all of us out here in stamping land. You are a true artist :DReplyCancel

Hi Becca,
Hope you’re going to have a wonderful weekend. I think I will pull out my nesties this weekend, look back over your blog posts, and try to do some of the things you’ve done with yours. We don’t have any particular plans for the long weekend, so I think I’ll try some of your inspiring cards. I’ve been trying to think of more things I’d like to see on your blog. You really do such a good job of keeping the ideas fresh and cutting edge, that it’s difficult to think of more we could want. I suppose as we get moving closer to Christmas, we’ll all like to see more Christmas items, both cards and gifties. ‘Tis the season for Christmas inspiration already. Thanks for blogging so we can refer back to your posts for a creative boost.ReplyCancel

Becca I would love to see the vintage look from you also love everything you do with the spellbinders thank you for all the inspirationReplyCancel

Hi Becca,

I love your blog…I would love to see more of your punch work…you come up with such great touches on your cards…i’d like to see you design a few cards where you are only allowed to use punches….ReplyCancel

Becca

I am so happy for your success. I have been following your blog for a very long time yet you never cease to amaze me. You can take an embossing folder or a new die plate and take it to places that I can’t even image. How do you even envision the creations that you come up with . Your truly and artist.

I sure hope spellbinders pays you enough. I have bought more nestabilities based on your projects. Your the best sales pitch they have. ; ) I hope they realize that!ReplyCancel

I love your work, Becca! You are such a blessing to me and so many others in the art you create and share! Thank you!
one thing i would like to see, but i think it would be a pain, would be to break down the Spellbinders in your Amazing Labels. You have 225 or so entries. i have only begun my collection of those wonderful dies, and often scroll through your work to get an idea of what i want to use or how to use what i have. So, if you even broke it down to Nesties, Boardies, Impressies, etc, it would be easier to be more focused.

Thank you Becca!ReplyCancel

Becca,

I visit your blog often, I come here for inspiration. Your work is so beautiful. Thank You for sharing your God given talent with all of us. Just keep creating, I love all that you do.
JudieReplyCancel

Always appreciate seeing your latest creations, but I would really like to see some ideas for sympathy cards. I’m not always able to go to funerals, but I very much want my heart’s expression to be more meaningful through a handmade card.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca!

I love your Such a blessing card. Not just a card but a gift.
I love how you have incorporated the book mark. Love that idea. I also love how you used the Fancy tag that way. Very clever to put that on top of the bookmark.
I adore these special cards. Anyone can make the ordinary but isn’t it so much nicer to get a card that is a gift?
Do you make boxes for your cards? I especially love the Inspirational cards. I love the new sets from ODBD. A must have for me. Thanks for sharing and congratulations on having all those 3.5 million hits. That is just staggering.
It goes without saying that your blog is not only my favourite
but hundreds of other crafters as well.ReplyCancel

Back again, still keeping my fingers crossed to be the recipient of some of your gorgeous works of art. I wrote yesterday that I would like to see more altered works, but I would also love to see more tags (especially with Christmas coming up). Thanks!!ReplyCancel

Today is the first time I’ve seen your site and I’ve been scrolling and scrolling through your archives… you are AMAZING! I was brought here by the enticement of your gorgeous ornament tutorial that you had on SCS, and now I’ve got you bookmarked to visit regularly.
As a first-timer – I have to comment that your ribbons/bows are scrumptious! Like ripe fruit – just full and vibrant and perfect! I would LOVE to see your crafting space – particularly your ribbon stash. Do you have spools upon spools of it? Do you ever do a ribbon share so fans could get a small taste of a few of the amazing ones you use.
Thank you for your talent – and inspiring others with it!
ShellyReplyCancel

Hi Becca!

Love your creativity! I really like the unconventional ways you find to use
Spellbinder dies! You dream up projects that most of us would never think of. Thanks for a great blog – and thanks for the chance to win!ReplyCancel

I am so amazed at whatever you do! Yes, you are amazing. I don’t think I could think of anything special I would like to see – you seem to come up with so many different projects. How in the world do you keep inspired? Thanks so much for sharing with us.ReplyCancel

I love all your cards and appreciate the tutorials. You do some interesting things with spellbinders products and give me soem great ideas. Would love to win your blog candy and would love to have one of your cards. Thanks for being such an inspiration ot us all.ReplyCancel

I love visiting your site, Becca. You are so talented. I buy Spellbinders when I love a card you’ve made. Keep inspiring all of us with the great things you can do with Spellbinders!ReplyCancel

You are on my list to visit daily love your blog I was introduced to it by someone at a stamp convention and she saw me looking at the spellbinder dies and mentioned your blog. Boy am I glad. You are awesome and love all and I mean all that you do.
It is kind of hard to see the card size, I mostly do the 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 so if your cards are not that size I would love to see some at that size as I noticed I can not get some of the dies to fit right unless they are bigger cards.
Thanks for all you do and time it takes to do it.ReplyCancel

Becca,

Since I found you I have subscribed to your blog. Gotta say, I just love everything!

This is GREAT blog candy, would love to win it!

I read somewhere on your blog that you SELL your cards here and there, where do you sell?

Also, I was wondering, do you make a box-o-lope for each card with “puffy” bow?

DeniseReplyCancel

I love what you make, you make everything look so elegant. Thanks for showing us different things we can do with our spellbinders dies,
thanks for a chance to win, chris.ReplyCancel

With fall approaching, I’d love to see lots of holiday cards…Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. I never tire of admiring your pretty and innovative work…keep it up!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca!

I just love your cards and other creations. I visit your blog almost daily. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thanks for offering a candy to us!

Blessing and hugs.ReplyCancel

Thanks for sharing your creativity and for the chance to win your generous blog candy.ReplyCancel

just starting my day out right stopping by your blog first thing in the morning. blessingsReplyCancel

Thanks Becca, for continuing to inspire and create. I usually visit every a.m. while enjoying my morning coffee. Such a pleasure to visit.ReplyCancel

Becca, I love your blog and visit every day. I am inspired by your wonderful creations and i have even used your ribbon storage idea. Love it! It works so well for me. As for something I would like to see more of – maybe some masculine type cards – everything else is wonderful! Keep up the amazing work and thanks for the chance to win such great candy!ReplyCancel

I use your blog a a shot of inspiration. I always come up with something. Thanks for offering the blog candy.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, Whatever you create is fine by me I just love your work it’s so inspiring.
Marion UKReplyCancel

Your work is truly amazing! Your blog is an inspiration to all of us. Thanks for sharing a small part of yourself with the rest of us out here.ReplyCancel

You are using your talent from God for a blessing to others……….
Keep up your inspiration for all to enjoy…
Blog brightens my day each time I see new project.
SusieReplyCancel

Your cards are a BLESSING to me…… whatever you make!!
Thanks so much.

CarolReplyCancel

It is such a blessing to see your blog pop into my e-mail because I know
there is going to be a very special creation to see and forward to others
to enjoy; thanks so much!!ReplyCancel

What kind of cards i’d like to see more of….masculine cards seem to be my challenge.
I love your blog, your ideas, and creations.
Thank you for sharing your talent with us.ReplyCancel

Becca, this is absolutely the most adorable little file. You did an awesome job as usual. I love this Magnolia and just had to have her as Lilacs are our state flower.ReplyCancel

I love this! I think I will make one for me! What a lovely way to store stamped images. The blog candy looks like “yummy for the tummy”. Ha ha! Magnolia-licious joke.
Sharon LReplyCancel

Wow! Becca this is such an elegant card. I love it! Your cards are always sooo pretty. Thanks for sharing with usReplyCancel

Hi Becca

Just telling same thing in my first comment:

Congrats on your 3 500 000 hits. Your projects are always amazing. I don’t know what I could ask you more? Maybe just one card without ribbon!

Have a nice day!ReplyCancel

i forgot to tell you what i would like to see more of and i guess i would would also like little boys and men cards teen age cards, but also little boxes and different kinds of things like you did with the accordian file. that way you direct us to the template and give us ideas how to do it.
hugs to you
hope i win!!!
kayReplyCancel

With 3.5 million hits I guess there are lots of us that LOVE your blog!!! It is my favorite. I love your cards and 3D creations and would like to see more of both.ReplyCancel

Becca, I love your blog. I have learned so much from you – I really appreciate that you take the time to teach us your techniques and inspire us to think outside the box.

Thanks for the opportunity to win!

TeriReplyCancel

Well what a neat little project the accordian file is. Thanks for sharing all these great projects with us.ReplyCancel

I already did an entry for the blog candy, but had another idea for things I’d like to see more of and don’t know how to edit my first post…so this is adding to the previous…:)

Becca,

I’d really love to see more altered things/cards/projects that kids can make too. Crafts are a great”hands-on” way to teach following directions, and make concepts in language/math/reading have a life connection. I’m planning to have the kids make your ornament this fall. If this is not alright, just let me know :) Dies make it simpler for the kids to cut pieces that are uniform, and end products that get rave reviews really build their self-esteem. For some of those kiddos who struggle with academics, these things give them success and accomplishment that others recognize and value.ReplyCancel

You are truly amazing! I’m glad your blog has kept you company thru the harder times. God is good, isn’t he? Thank you for all the inspiration you give to us.
Blessings to you!ReplyCancel

I’m here for my daily dose of eye candy and another chance to win your fabulous blog candy. Thanks, Becca!ReplyCancel

Becca,

This is gorgeous! I absolutely adore it!

Blog candy again! You are too generous! Thanks for the opportunity to win it!

Hugs,

Lisa AthaReplyCancel

I just admired your card again and it is a beauty!! I agree with Linda H that your cards are so unique that I too can pick them out of a group without knowing who made them. What would I like to see more of ? Just More of you cards . I love them allReplyCancel

I love your style and your blog. Maybe you could do some more sets….such as gift sets. The card, box, ornament, bookmark, or other altered type item that all match. Your creativity is always “Amazing!”ReplyCancel

Your projects never disappoint! L would love to see more masculine cards on your site. Thanks

Jenny L.ReplyCancel

Back for more…. you are always my first stop in the “Blog-o-sphere” as I call it. Love the file from Magnolia, just added to my “to do” list for my next day off.ReplyCancel

I just cannot help but keep stoppong by your blog. xxReplyCancel

Love all of your cards! I enjoy seeing anthing you do but some Christmas cards would be nice. :) Thanks for sharing your talent & the opportunity to win some blog candy.ReplyCancel

Wow what a milestone, your blog is fabulous and is a daily stop for me. Your cards are each a work of art, so much detail in such a little area! I would love to see some more gift ideas with Christmas sneaking up on us in a few short months, it would be great to get a head start. Thanks for taking the time to share your talent with us!ReplyCancel

I will never be able to tell you how much I love your blog. I can’t wait for each new posting to come out. You have a great talent!ReplyCancel

And to think, I missed the opportunity to leave a comment
the first day!

You are a major talent and inspiration! Do what YOU want!
And, thanks so much for taking the time to share with us!ReplyCancel

Becca – your ideas are so original and amazing that it is difficult to know what I would like to see! Everything you DO I like to see! You have an awesome talent and whatever you choose to showcase is a pleasure to see!

THANK YOU!!ReplyCancel

Gorgeous! Your cards are always so wonderful!!ReplyCancel

I do drop by daily but i am always rushing by so i don’t always get to leave a comment.Your work does greatly inspire me,i love how elegant & clean line-lined your work is,I admire how much time you put into your work & consider each of your items masterpieces!!!!!!!!.I am going to try the acc file as i adore it :)
Thanks for this chance to win :)
JeanReplyCancel

Love your beautiful work that I check in here everyday. Thanks for the chance at some wonderful blog candy. God bless.ReplyCancel

I’ve found your blog a few weeks ago and I love it. I’d like to see some masculine cards and maybe cards for children. Thanks for a change to win your blog candy!ReplyCancel

This is just a special, special treat!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,
I love your blog. It is always such a pleasure to see what you have created, you are very talented. I love the intricate designs and the oornate detail you add to all of your cards. I personally tend to create simpler designs (as I don’t have all of the Spellbinders dies that you use) with fewer layers. I love the ribbons that you use too. Just gorgeous! Please just keep it coming…thanks for sharing with us.ReplyCancel

Becca – I would also like to see cards for young boys – thanks agail for all of the inspriation!
SandraReplyCancel

What a fun little project today…I enjoy seeing something other than cards occasionally!ReplyCancel

Becca, I wouldn’t change a thing, everything you do is so beautiful and inspires me to create better projects. I do especially enjoy your Spellbinder tutorials.ReplyCancel

I still think we should send you blog candy for all the inspiration you give us!! You’re a jewel!ReplyCancel

Thanks for the chance to win! Congrats on so many hits!ReplyCancel

Your card is beautiful. I love it!!! Your cards are so neat and unique I would give anything to have one. Thank God for your generousity, you share such wonderful ideas.ReplyCancel

Becca,
I subscribe to and Love, Love, Love your blog! I check it almost everyday and your work is absolutely fabulous ! How on earth do you come up with all those mind boggling creations? Thank-you for sharing your amazing talent with us, you are such an inspiration. I would just continue on as usual, but perhaps occasionally do some masculine cards and maybe a few simplier versions. Oh yes and congratulations on the 3.5 ml hits, your should be very proud of yourself!ReplyCancel

Becca, What can I say, your work is always so beautiful! I too would enjoy seeing more cards for men and children. They are such a challenge for me and I have so many to make. Your work is so inspiring! I like seeing what you do with new tools and accessories. And you show me also, new ways to use punches and things I already have. That’s so helpful, especially with today’s economy. Love you for your kindness and your faith and your uplifting words. Keep up the good work. I check your blog often….it’s my favorite of all blogs! Blessings! Patty WReplyCancel

I have you saved in my google reader so everytime you post, I’m here! You are amazing and I love to visit for the inspiration. Keep up the great work! Thanks for the chance at candy too!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca
Each time I visit you there is always such great anticipation as to what you have made and this is ALWAYS followed by a sharp intake of breath, I remember when I featured you on Inspirational, I was in awe then and am still in awe now… Each and every card is just made to perfection and how you come up with all your wonderful creative ideas is mesmerising, you have such a creative mind.
I love when you use gorgeous papers and would love to see the occasional animal card!!

You Rock!

Hugs
DawnReplyCancel

Thanx for being a regular source of inspiration AND the chance to win the t’riffic blog candy … and tho’ I LOVE checking your multi-layered cards, I’m always on the lookout for your simpler ones.ReplyCancel

This is all just amazing. I am a HUGE fan. I check your blog once a day. (sometimes twice… especially if I have to show a friend the amazing find)ReplyCancel

Love to see your artwork with Spellbinders products!ReplyCancel

I too, visit your blog every day. You have always been one of my favorites and I am glad to see where your’e talent has taken you. I especially like your spellbinder creations. Thank you.ReplyCancel

That accordion mini file is so cute! I have such a backlog of cute projects from your blog to try. You keep coming up with something new for me to try. I have a hard time keeping up! Thank you for all your talent and inspiration!ReplyCancel

Hi,
I visit your blog almost daily. I love all of your idea’s and creations. You are so very talented. You are my card making enabler. I would love to just see more of what you already do. I don’t think I could choose just one thing. keep up the inspiration.ReplyCancel

Congrats on the number of hits. That is awesome! No surprise with all the amazing creations you do. I visit your blog regularly and am always loving your stuff. I would like to see some of your talents on some man cards. They are always a challenge for me. Thanks for a chance at winning the “candy”.ReplyCancel

I love visiting your blog and I love pretty much everything you make. Your creations are real works of art. That long tall item – that’s a CARD? You could frame it and hang it by your front door! What I’d like to see is mostly gift items and things you make with Spellbinders. Even your bows on your work look beautiful. I’m not so fond of the Magnolia stuff but maybe it will grow on me. Even so, you manage to make them look beautiful! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyCancel

I also love everything you do. Youare an inspiration!! My favorite tools right now are Spellbinders dies and JustRite stamps , so any ideas using those are welcome. Cards for guys are always a challenge.ReplyCancel

Everything you touch turns to beautiful art! And, I’m not just saying that to win some blog candy…..however a woman can hope that random generator thingy likes huge numbers!! lolReplyCancel

Every card and creation is just beautiful. I would like to see some sympathy cards and some masculine cards. Thanks for all the great talent that you share.ReplyCancel

wow, what else to ask from a great crafter!!! first off I just want to say u do amazing work! I would love to see some kiddie cards!!! I make alot of birthday cards for kids and many crafters neglect to make them and I’d love to see what u can come up with!
thanks for offering some great blog candy!!ReplyCancel