Froggie Cards: Part 4 - Fun Froggie

This card just makes me HAPPY!

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• Stampin Up - Cardstock & pattern papers
• Dies - Rectangle Stiched Round Corners
• Sticker phrases

Between the bright colors, the playful patterns, and that adorable froggy under his umbrella—it’s impossible not to smile.

The sentiment, “start doing things you love,” feels so uplifting and motivating. It’s like a cheerful little push to follow your joy.

I had fun with the layout on this one, especially that folded corner detail—it adds a bit of surprise and dimension that makes the design feel extra special.

The bright orange and yellow tones keep everything warm and energetic, while the stitched border brings in a nice finished touch.

This card is pure sunshine on a rainy day—fun, encouraging, and full of personality.

I hope you have enjoyed each of these 1-4 Froggie ideas for cards. 
See you tomorrow.

*Note: I have a subscription to Creative Fabrica and use tons of their images for my different crafting needs. You can check them out here.  I love shopping at Creative Fabrica! 

Please be aware that I also use other items from various sources such as Stampin' Up!, Pink & Main, Cardz TV Stamps, Sizzix, Die-namics.... the list goes on. LOL Thank you for visiting my blog. I appreciate your comments and visiting with me to see my latest creations. God Bless You!

Janis

My blog: Pause Dream Enjoy

My Challenge blog: Crafting Happiness Challenges

Froggie Cards: Part 3 - Artys Vibes

This card is bringing ALL the personality today! 

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• Stampin Up - Cardstock & pattern papers
• Stamin Up - Shimmer Artsy Background
• Dies - Rectangle Stitched Round Corners
• Stamin Up - Basic Gray Ink
• Sticker phrases

I wanted to try something a little bolder with this one, so I paired this adorable frog with a more artsy, mixed background—and I love how it turned out!

The layers of color and texture behind him give the card a fun, slightly messy (in the best way!) creative feel. It’s like organized chaos… and somehow it just works.

The sentiment, “do what you love,” says it all. Short, simple, and powerful.

I added some soft ink blending around the image to frame him and help him stand out against the busier background. That little detail really pulls everything together.

This one feels energetic, creative, and a little bit fearless—just like the message itself.

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*Note: I have a subscription to Creative Fabrica and use tons of their images for my different crafting needs. You can check them out here.  I love shopping at Creative Fabrica! 

Please be aware that I also use other items from various sources such as Stampin' Up!, Pink & Main, Cardz TV Stamps, Sizzix, Die-namics.... the list goes on. LOL Thank you for visiting my blog. I appreciate your comments and visiting with me to see my latest creations. God Bless You!

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Janis

My blog: Pause Dream Enjoy

My Challenge blog: Crafting Happiness Challenges

Be You, Bravely - Froggie Cards

• Cute Frogs  
• Stampin Up - Cardstock & pattern papers
• Dies - Sizzix Deckled Rectangles
• Stampin Up - Poppy Parade ink
• Clear Enamel Dots
• Adorable Mini Bow
• Sticker phrases

Be You, Bravely

This one feels like a little reminder wrapped in kindness.

That sweet froggy standing there in the rain, bow perfectly in place, holding onto that tiny umbrella like it’s enough to face the whole world—it’s impossible not to love. There’s something so gentle and hopeful about this card, even with the raindrops falling all around.

I had fun layering the soft corals, warm greens, and playful patterns to keep everything feeling cheerful and uplifting. The little details—the bow, the shimmer drops, the inked edges—all come together to make this card feel cozy, caring, and full of personality.

And that sentiment… “be you, bravely.”

Simple words, but powerful ones.

Because sometimes being yourself takes courage. Not the loud kind… the quiet kind. The kind that keeps showing up, keeps trying, and keeps choosing kindness even on rainy days.

There is something so relaxing about creating cards like this. It feels calming for the soul—like putting a little encouragement out into the world one handmade piece at a time.

This card doesn’t try to be perfect… it just chooses to be real.

Moral of the story: Being yourself is brave enough already.

Now I’m curious… What’s one thing that helps you feel brave when life gets a little stormy?

Janis

My YouTube Channel: Janis Lewis, Pause Dream Enjoy

                        My blog: Pause Dream Enjoy

        My Crafting blog:  Crafting Happiness Challenges

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*Note: I have a subscription to Creative Fabrica and use tons of their images for my different crafting needs. If you want to check out their affiliate program, click here for details: Creative Fabrica! 

I also use other items from various sources such as Stampin' Up!, Pink & Main, Cardz TV Stamps, Sizzix, Die-namics.... the list goes on. LOL Thank you for visiting my blog. I appreciate your comments and visiting with me to see my latest creations. God Bless You!

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The Impossible Is Often The Untried

• Cute Frogs  
• Stampin Up - Cardstock & pattern papers
• Dies - Sizzix Dotted Circles
• Glitter Enamel Dots
• Sticker phrases

The Impossible Is Often The Untried

This little froggy looks way too confident for someone standing there with pants that cute… and honestly? I admire that energy.

Big eyes, tiny smile, hands folded like he already knows something the rest of us are still figuring out—it’s impossible not to grin back at him. And that sentiment? “The impossible is often the untried.” Whew. Tiny frog. Big truth.

I had fun leaning into the playful contrast on this one. The bright pink layers against those soft greens make everything feel cheerful and encouraging without losing that cozy handmade charm. And those little enamel dots? They feel like tiny sparks of possibility scattered around the whole design.

This card feels hopeful… but not in a loud, dramatic way. More like a gentle reminder that sometimes the thing standing between us and something amazing is simply trying.

Not perfection.
Not certainty.
Just the courage to begin.

There’s something really calming about creating cards like this. Taking scraps, colors, textures, and tiny details… and turning them into encouragement someone can actually hold in their hands. That’s a special kind of joy.

This card doesn’t shout “be fearless”… it quietly says, “What if it works?”

Moral of the story: So many impossible things stay impossible simply because no one tried first.

Now I’m curious… What’s something you’ve always wanted to try, but haven’t quite talked yourself into yet?

Janis

My YouTube Channel: Janis Lewis, Pause Dream Enjoy

                        My blog: Pause Dream Enjoy

        My Crafting blog:  Crafting Happiness Challenges

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*Note: I have a subscription to Creative Fabrica and use tons of their images for my different crafting needs. If you want to check out their affiliate program, click here for details: Creative Fabrica! 

I also use other items from various sources such as Stampin' Up!, Pink & Main, Cardz TV Stamps, Sizzix, Die-namics.... the list goes on. LOL Thank you for visiting my blog. I appreciate your comments and visiting with me to see my latest creations. God Bless You!

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