Guest Designer - Teri Anderson

We are absolutely thrilled to have this 'card creator extraorinaire' join us this month as our Guest Designer.
Her creations are so fun and out-of-the-box as you will surely see from her projects today.


Teri Anderson

Hi! I'm Teri Anderson.

I'm contributing editor and Go-to Gal for Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking magazine. I'm also the hostess of their Moxie Fab World blog.

I began scrapboking as a teen-ager and really caught the card maker bug from a book on card making with scrapbooking supplies. Besides paper crafting, I love to spend time with my family and friends, going to the beach and taking pictures. I love going to concerts and taking part 5K & 10K runs. I'm not the fastest at them, but I just love getting out and doing them.

So see more of Teri's work you can hop on over to her blog - A bit of this. A bit of that.

Now let's take a look at some of her amazing cards!

Oh Snap Card

I'm a mix and matcher when I paper craft so I mixed a lot different elements together for this card. 

To make the geotag stand out, I adhered it to card with foam adhesive. I also wanted the Oh Snap sticker to be more a little more special so I plopped a gem right in the middle of it. 

Good Times Frame Card

I took a frame die-cut that says "Snap Shots" and adhered patterned paper behind it. Then I set that Good Times die-cut right on top of it.

For the compass, I adhered a button in the middle of it and then a gem right on top.

If you decide to try this at home, my advice is to be sure you are using a really strong adhesive to hold the button in place. Make sure the adhesive has fully set to the die-cut before you mess with it.

My World Cluster

This was just a fun card to make. I took a lot of different die-cuts and dimensional stickers and paired to together. You might be wondering about that "forever" word? Yeah. That is just the bottom of the "You Are My World" die-cut. I just took my scissors and cut it up! 

Good Times Stripes

To make the patterned paper background, I cut one big piece of striped paper and then added a panel of polka dot paper to it. Before adhering it to my card, I cut it in two pieces. When I put it on the card, I allowed a bit the white cardstock to be exposed.

Teri will be joining us again next Friday with some more incredible card creations. So make sure to mark it on your calendars as you won't want to miss out on these!