Below are some of my favorite PICKS that have really improved my crafty projects and/or helped me afford the products I need to further my cardmaking hobby!
My FAV Organizer Items on AZ
Let’s FOIL!
Other Crafty Favs
Shop Dollar Tree’s Arts & Crafts section! You’ll find so many cute crafty goodies!
I absolutely LOVE Spellbinders kits! And, what’s great about them is their sets are always creative, on point modern and they work with other items and kits too. You can beat their special price! Click here for more info!

Shop Gina K. Designs for exclusive products like her Wreath Builder, Blending Brushes, Inks, Stamps & Dies + much more!
Hobbies can be expensive and cardmaking supplies can definitely add up. Why I like to shop at Scrapbook.com so much is that they run daily sales on products and I’m saving $$ on every order. Plus, they run extra sales and promotions on select items and their fast shipping is a WIN-WIN in my book!
White Glass Craft Mats by Glassboard Studio

I first learned about this white glass craft mat was from another crafter. I so wanted a white one to see my color mediums better and to also to match the colors of my craftroom. It also doesn’t have a glare when taking photos or shooting a video reel.
It’s made by Glassboard Studio and when I saw that not only do they have the plain white mats, they also had white glass media mats with these pretty flowers, my heart was so happy, I love flowers!
I’ve done all kinds of crafting on my mat from watercoloring to alchol inking and even cutting fabric on it! Easy clean-up, heat resistant and magnetized so it doesn’t shift when stenciling! Read my blog post for more info and to get a discount on purchasing one for yourself!
Now you can Organize all your Nuvo Drops in Scrapbook.com’s Colorcase
I love how this looks on my craft table, it’s functional and pretty to look at! And because the bottles are vertical, no more problems getting the color out and onto my card projects.
Ink Swatching is so helpful when you’re making cards or doing any kind of paper craft project.
I keep my swatches in a notebook for my ink pads as well as my markers. I’m not good at blending or knowing what variants go together so having a visual reference to look at is very helpful.
Scrapbook.com has a PDF downloadable as well as a few other companies to help you start your own swatch book. Click here for more information.