Hi, crafty people! It’s Rachel here today with a colorful summer cocktail card. I made this during a heatwave in the hope it would help to quench my thirst. I love mixing and matching products. So let me show you how I made this card with some products from the new June 2026 Pretty Pink Posh release.   

I started by cutting a white piece of cardstock to 4 ¼ x 5 ½ inches and cutting a card base for it. Then I used the largest die from the Rounded Stitched Rectangles Dies on a white piece of paper. I put the new Watercolor Strips Stencil on top of it and started ink blending it, every opening a different pastel color. You can use the masks that come with the stencil to make sure you don’t get a color where you don’t want it to go. I used the same colors around the edges of my 4 ¼ x 5 ½ white panel. Added some sparkle splatters, and there we go. We have our base pieces for the card.  

I die-cut pieces from the Summer Cocktails Die, Summer Holder Additions Die and the Hibiscus Flowers Die in different colors. And added shading to it by using a darker ink color on them. I put all the elements together with a liquid glue. After that I wanted a sentiment; I used the Large Summer Shadow Die for it. I cut the shadow layer I cut in white and the lettering from some gold glitter foam paper. Then added some purple to the shadow layer and glued them together.  

For the assembly of my card, I attached all the elements with liquid glue and foam to give some dimension to my card. As a finishing touch, I used some glossy accents on the beach ball and the glass cocktail.  

Don’t forget to follow  me on Instagram @cards.byrachel for more crafting inspiration.  

Thank you for taking the time to read my blogpost. Happy crafting everyone!

Rachel

Hi crafty friends, June here! Today I’m sharing a very detailed card I created using the new June release. Let’s get started!

I started off by making a Summer Drink Shaker. As a cocktail lover, I couldn’t be any more excited about all the cocktail themed products that are in the release! I love very fruity cocktails with a floral hint, so that’s exactly what I chose to make for this card. I masked the top part of the shaker back panel and blended a peachy gradient. I also did some white ink splattering on top to make the drink appear fizzy. I filled the inside with my own die cuts instead of using shaker beads. I cut some ice cubes from the Summer Cocktails die set from iridescent cardstock and tiny flowers from Spring Foliage. I also cut out one of the larger flowers to put on the rim of the glass. 

To add even more decorations to my drink, I cut out the icing from the Big Halloween Cupcake and trimmed it so I could put it on the rim of the glass aswel. I did some slight purple blending on it to bring in more of the color of the flowers. I also cut the included parasol from theshaker set and did a bit of Copic coloring on it to match the color scheme. The ‘fun in the sun’ sentiment from Happy Summer fits perfectly inside the glass, so I embossed it on a piece of vellum to put it ‘inside’.

I made a very busy background using leaves and banners. I cut a variety of leaves from the new Tropical Leaves dies and did a bit of Copic coloring on them for some added dimension. My banners are from the older Streamer die set. I thought it would add to the summery cocktail bar vibes, so I cut a few of them from various cardstock colors that matched the color palette. 

I thought the cocktail looked like it might have grapefruit in it (even though I really dislike grapefruit), so I used the citrus dies from both the Summer Drink Shaker and Summer Cocktails to make slices of grapefruit. They are colored completely using Copics and white gel pen so I could add as much detailing as possible.

The background is just a soft ink blended butter yellow panel with a Scallop Frame on top, and matted onto a piece of peach colored cardstock. I like the way the yellow background brings back the yellow from the flower centers!

And that’s it for today! Something tells me I’d really enjoy this cocktail even though it has grapefruit in it. Maybe next time I can try making one of my favorites, like a Lazy Red Cheeks or a Shirley Temple! Do you have a favorite cocktail you want to try making using the new release? Be sure to tell us!

Anyway, I hope to see you again soon on the blog, bye for now!

Hi everyone! It’s Caly again and I’m back to share more summer inspiration for today’s Instagram hop! Be sure to head to the Pretty Pink Posh Instagram to hop along for lots of inspiration, and your chance at a gift card everyday! My project features the fun Candy Bucket and new Summer Bucket Additions and Summer Holder Additions.

Candy Bucket Dies
Summer Bucket Additions Dies
Summer Holder Additions Dies
Large Summer Shadow Dies
Layered Summer Fun Stencils

I made a fun background using the Layered Summer Fun Stencils, isolating all the icons so I could use several different colors.  To soften it, I added a vellum layer on top before building my summer bucket.

I made a summer bucket using the Summer Bucket Additions and Summer Holder Additions using similar colors that I used on the background and finished with the Large Summer Shadow Dies for the sentiment.

I hope you enjoyed this card! Thanks so much for visiting!

~Caly

Hello Friends! It’s Dana here today and I am sharing a card that uses the adorable Summer Holder Additions die set. This set includes lots of dies that can be used with the new Flamingo Holder die or any of the other Animal Holder dies that are available. I decided to use the dies to create a grid layout, but will definitely be using these dies again with the fun flamingo.

I started my card by die cutting all of my images with the Summer Holder Addition dies. I die cut the pieces from fun bright summer colors and then used a strong liquid glue to assemble the individual images. Next, I used the Checkered Pierced Plate to create my card panel. I attached my images with foam adhesive, in a grid design to the panel, leaving a spot open for my sentiment.

Lastly, I used the Summer Banner Greetings stamp set and Banner Greetings 3 dies for my sentiment. I attached my sentiment banner with foam adhesive to finish my card. Such a fun card to create and I love that it can be used for lots of different occasions by just changing the sentiment.

Thanks for joining me today and I hope I inspired you to use the Summer Holder Additions dies to create a card of your own.

Enjoy your day, Dana

Hi friends, Debbie here with you today! Things are getting hot over here at Pretty Pink Posh with the new Summer Release! Who’s ready for summer or a Tropical Vacation!? I am sharing the new refresh Summer Cocktail Dies that’s sure to quench your thirst!

I started off with the new Layered Summer Drinks Stencil and a standard A2 panel of Neenah card stock #80. With the first layer (A)and the panel on a grip mat I ink blended on a gray dye ink. Then with the next layer (B) I used a yellow and reddish pink dye inks to make orange in the middle with a soft blend at an angle. For layer (C) I went with the same colors but one shade darker. If you don’t have a shade darker you can just go in with a heavier hand. 

Summer Cocktail Dies
Layered Summer Drinks Stencil
Summer Banner Greetings Stamp Set
Rounded Stitched Rectangle Dies
Banner Greetings 1 Die Set
Fruit Mug Additions

Next, with the largest Rounded Stitched Rectangle Dies I die-cut out the stenciled panel and matted it with a matching card stock. I also die-cut out a piece of vellum with the second largest Rounded Stitched Rectangles die.

With the Summer Cocktail Dies, I die-cut out the drinks from white card stock and blended on with same dye inks that I used for the stencil panel. It definitely looks delicious or a beautiful sunrise! For the rest of the elements I used colored card stock adding on some dimension and white highlights. Adhering the elements together with liquid glue and adding foam squares to the back of the overlapping fruits. 

For the sentiment I used the new Summer Banner Greetings stamp set, stamping out the “Kick Back & Relax” with one of the previously dye inks used.  Die-cutting the sentiment out using the previously released Banner Greetings 1 Die Set. To finish off my sentiment I went through my stash and found the “Cheers” die from an older set called Fruit Mug Additions die-cutting it out several times to add dimension.  

Thanks for stopping by and have a refreshing day!