A: That sounds like the Impossible Card - you can find the tutorial HERE!

A: You'll need a waterproof ink if you're going to be blending out your Inktense coloring with water. Versafine Clair is what I usually reach for. Archival ink, hybrid ink, or a solvent ink like Stazon would work too. Learn more about Inktense pencils HERE.

A: We do! Here's a little assortment - there are quite a few others that can be done with any shaped die cut, and a heart would be an adorable touch!

Heart Box
Crocheted Hearts
Valentine Tea Light
Heart Treat Holder
Animal Valentines

A: I use micro flush cutters that are made for cutting wire in jewelry making or electrical work. They are designed to cut a straight end on a wire, so they work well for cutting the connecting wires off flat against the edge of a die. The micro cutters have a finer tip that can get in between tightly joined sections. (Dies are manufactured this way to keep them together as a set. Pieces are nested together to take up the smallest possible space, as the sets are priced by area. Some companies pay an extra fee to have the pieces separated; some companies opt to leave them connected for ease of packaging and the savings it allows them to pass on to the consumers.)

A: Our Mini Pizza Box tutorial is made from a single sheet of cardstock. It would make a great box base, and it's the perfect size to adhere a coaster to the bottom and top!