Hello friends! It’s Caly with you today. It’s release day and I’m excited to be here to share a fall project with you using new products from Pretty Pink Posh! Today’s project features the newMouse Holder Diesand Fall Holder Additions Dies.
Be sure to check out the full video to see how I added color to these die-cut elements and how adding little details take your projects to the next level!
I created a fun background using theWheat Pattern Stencilby stenciling the single die with green, yellow, and orange to make it colorful. I also die-cut a circle window using the largestPinking Circles die so the mouse can peek out from the opening.
To finish, I embossed the sentiment from theHappy Fall stamp anddie set in white over black cardstock. I hope you enjoyed this card and that you’ll see lots of great inspiration from this release in the upcoming weeks!
Hi friends! The September 2026 Release is now available in the Pretty Pink Posh Shop and select retailers that carry our products. If you missed our post yesterday, we revealed all of the products in picture form, but if you would like to see them in a video, Mindy has that for you today!
We hope you find lots of items that you love in this collection of products. Be sure to join us in the coming weeks for inspiration using this release!
Note: once this set sells out, it’s gone for good! Get this set, which won’t be released again, while you can! Affiliate links may be used at no additional cost to you.
Here are some incredible samples by our design team featuring this cozy set!
I hope that you all love this stamp set and are inspired by the samples the design team created. A giant thank you to Simon Says Stamp for letting us be part of STAMPtember®.
Hello friends! It’s time to reveal all of the products for the September 14th release. From charming scarecrows and shaker dies to leaves and turkeys, there’s so much to love in this new collection!
Here’s a look at the four new stamp sets that will be available for purchase: Fall Scarecrows, Turkey Friends, Happy Fall, and Upright Greetings: Fall.
Here are the eight individual die sets that will be available: Acorn Shaker, Fall Holder Additions, Fall Word Shaker, Fall Bucket Additions, Mouse Holder, Pinking Circles, Wide Leaf Shaker, and Stitched Leaves.
NOTE: the Acorn Shaker was originally released September 2023 and has been revised.
Here are the three new stencils for this month: Wheat Pattern, Gingham, and Windowpane Plaid.
There are four new embellishments this month: Autumn Woods Clay Confetti, Fall Fling Clay Confetti, Blush Harvest Shaker Beads, and Woodland Wishes Shaker Beads.
We have a limited amount of bundlesavailable where you can buy this release in one easy click. Plus, you’ll save 10% off when you buy it all together.
We will see you tomorrow as we show you the new products in a video. In addition, the products will go live individually, and we’ll also have a video hop featuring a variety of amazing designers sharing their amazing projects!
Hello and welcome to the last day of sneak peeks for the September 14th release. From charming scarecrows and shaker dies to leaves and turkeys, there’s so much to love in this new collection! Today we’ll be featuring the new stamp sets, stencils and the Pinking Circles die set in today’s sneak peek.
Hello Crafty Friends! It is Hanh here with you today and I am thrilled to show you a little sneak peek of the upcoming September Release. This awesome release is filled with so many fun Fall themed goodies. I had so much fun playing with this release and have three cards to share with you today showcasing the soon-to-be-released Fall Scarecrows Stamp & Dies, Turkey Friends Stamp & Dies, Happy Fall Stamp & Dies, Upright Greetings: Fall stamp set, Pinking Circles Dies, Wheat Pattern Stencil, Windowpane Plaid Stencil, and GinghamStencil.
Grateful for you! My first card features the super cute Fall Scarecrow Stamp & Dies, Happy Fall Stamp & Dies, Pinking Circles Dies and Wheat Pattern Stencil.
I stamped the images from the Fall Scarecrow stamp set and a medium sized pumpkin from the new Turkey Friends stamp set onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 110 lb cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and used the coordinating Fall Scarecrows coordinating dies and Turkey Friends coordinating dies to diecut them out. I colored with Copic markers and highlighted with a white gel pen.
For the layout, I used the Wheat Pattern Stencil and some Hero Arts Unicorn White Pigment ink to add a subtle design to a piece of Kraft cardstock (4” x 5.25”). Next I used the Pinking Circles Dies to diecut a circle out of white cardstock. I added a piece of craft foam to the back of the circle before adhering it to the stenciled Kraft panel.
For the sentiment, I stamped the “Grateful for you!” from the Happy Fall stamp set with Memento Tuxedo Black ink onto a piece of white cardstock and used the coordinating Happy Fall coordinating dies to diecut it out.
I adhered the colored images and sentiment to the card front with foam tape for a bit of dimension. Finally, I adhered the panel to a white A2 cardbase (4.25” x 5.5”).
Happy Fall! For my second card, I have a fun slimline card featuring the cutest turkeys from the Turkey Friends Stamp & Dies, Upright Greetings: Fall Stamp, Pinking Circles Dies, and Windowpane Plaid Stencil.
I stamped the images from the Turkey Friends stamp set and a small pumpkin from the Fall Scarecrow stamp set onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 110 lb cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and used the Turkey Friends coordinating dies and Fall Scarecrows coordinating dies to diecut them out. I colored with Copic markers and highlighted with a white gel pen.
For the layout, I used the Windowpane Plaid Stencil and some Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide ink to add a subtle plaid design to a piece of light blue cardstock (3.25” x 8.25”). Next I used the Pinking Circles Dies to diecut 3 small circles out of white cardstock. I added a piece of craft foam to the back of each of the circles before adhering it to the stenciled light blue panel.
For the sentiment, I stamped the “Happy Fall” from the Upright Greetings: Fall stamp set with Memento Tuxedo Black ink onto a piece of white cardstock and used the Sentiment Strip Dies to diecut it out. I used the same die set to diecut a fishtail banner out of Kraft cardsctock. I adhered the sentiment strip and the fishtail banner together and added a colored pumpkin.
I adhered the colored images and sentiment banner to the card front with foam tape for a bit of dimension. Finally, I adhered the panel to a white slimline cardbase (3.5” x 8.5”).
LOVE fall MOST of all! My third card is a clean and simple fall themed card featuring the Stitched Leaves Dies, Happy Fall Stamp & Dies and Gingham Plaid Stencil.
I used the Stitched Leaves Dies to diecut some leaves out of Neenah Solar White 110 lb cardstock. I colored with Copic markers.
For the layout, I used the Gingham Stencil and some Scattered Straw Distress Oxide ink to add a subtle gingham plaid design to a piece of cream cardstock (3.875” x 5.125”).
For the sentiment, I stamped the “LOVE fall MOST of all” from the Happy Fall stamp set with Versamark Watermark ink onto a piece of black cardstock and heat embossed with White Detail Embossing Powder. I used the Happy Fall coordinating dies to diecut it out. I absolutely adore this sentiment and the beautiful mix of fonts.
I adhered the colored leaves and sentiment to the stenciled panel with foam tape for a bit of dimension. Finally, I adhered a piece of craft foam to the back of the panel before adhering it to a white A2 cardbase (4.25” x 5.5”).
This was just a sneak peek of the all of the fun products in this September Release. Here’s more samples with these new stamp sets from the design team…
I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and visit today. I hope you were inspired to try out some of these soon-to-be released products. Stop by tomorrow to see the full reveal of the new release!
Welcome to day 2 of the sneak peeks for the September 14th release. From charming scarecrows and shaker dies to leaves and turkeys, there’s so much to love in this new collection! Today we’ll be taking a look at the Fall Word Shaker, Wide Leaf Shaker, and Fall Bucket Additions die sets.
Hello, crafty friends! Arsenia here, and I’m so excited to share sneak peeks for the Fall/September Release! Friends, this release is absolutely chock-full of fall goodness! We have turkeys, scarecrows, leaves, acorns, a sweet little mouse, and SO much more! For today’s sneak peeks, I’m sharing the Wide Leaf Shaker Dies, Fall Word Shaker Dies, and Fall Bucket Additions Dies. I’m switching things up a bit because, although these are shaker dies, I didn’t actually make any shakers! Instead, I turned them into some pretty fall cards. I have five cards plus a bonus card to share with you, so let’s get this fall party started!
For my first card, I used the Fall Word Shaker Dies. I started by creating a pretty berry-toned background with the new Layered Windowpane Plaid Stencil on light berry cardstock. I used that panel to die cut the Fall Word, then layered it up with the solid piece in a darker berry cardstock and even added a little glitter cardstock for some extra sparkle! For the background, I pulled out an oldie-but-oh-so-goodie favorite, the Layered Fall Wreath Stencil, and die cut the panel using the largest Stitched Torn Rectangles Dies. I adhered everything to a dark berry card base, added my Fall Word, and finished it off with a Happy sentiment from the Happy Birthday Shadow Dies, the sweetest little acorn from the new Fall Holder Additions Dies, and a whimsical burlap bow. Ta-da! Card number one is complete, and I absolutely love how it turned out!
For my second card, I reached for the new Wide Leaf Shaker Die and had a little fun changing things up! For card number two, I created my background using the new Wheat Pattern Stencil and die cut the panel with the largest Stitched Torn Rectangles Dies. I die cut the leaf and gave it a pretty ombré ink-blending treatment before offsetting it with a darker die-cut layer from the Wide Leaf Shaker Die. Instead of filling it with shaker bits, I added little hearts for a faux-shaker look! My sentiment is from the new Happy Fall Stamp Set with coordinating dies, and friends, this set is a MUST-HAVE! I think I used it on the majority of my cards for this release. To finish things off, I added acorns and leaves from the Fall Holder Additions Dies, lots of golden splatters, and, of course, a sweet burlap bow.
For mythird card, I die cut the leaf twice using two different shades of berry cardstock and added some ink blending to each die-cut piece for a little extra depth. For my background, I used the Layered Fall Wreath Stencil Set and once again added those fun little hearts for a faux-shaker effect. The sweetest sentiment from the new Happy Fall Stamp Set with coordinating dies brings everything together perfectly. I added plenty of shimmer and golden splatters because, in my crafty world, there’s almost always room for more sparkle! This time, I finished the card with a pretty gold bow, and I think this one might be one of my favorites!
For my fourth and fifth cards, I pulled out the new Fall Bucket Additions Dies and paired them with my much-beloved original Candy Bucket Die. I absolutely adore that Paulina continues to create additions for the original die sets—it makes them feel brand new all over again and means we never have to stop using our favorites! For both backgrounds, I used the new Gingham Stencil, adding a little partial stenciling, ink smooshing, and LOTS of splatters to create those perfectly imperfect fall backgrounds. For the scarecrow card, I added additional elements from the Fall Mug Additions Dies, a few hearts, and, of course, a sentiment from the new Happy Fall Stamp Set.
For theturkey card, I used the new Gingham Stencil on the bucket, added sweet little hearts and elements from the new Fall Holder Additions Dies, and finished it with the Blessings sentiment from—you guessed it—the new Happy Fall Stamp Set! I absolutely adore these cards, and the Candy Bucket Additions are definitely some of my favorite products to create with!
And now for my bonus card! I couldn’t resist making a second scarecrow card with the new Fall Bucket Additions Dies, but this time I left the original Candy Bucket Die on the shelf. Instead, I used the new Pinking Circles Dies as my base, and oh my goodness, these circles look SO cute layered onto the Pinking Rectangle Dies! I added a cozy little scarf from the Fall Mug Additions Dies to keep my scarecrow nice and toasty for those crisp autumn days. The leaves are a mix of the new Stitched Leaves Dies and the new Fall Holder Additions Dies, while the background features the Layered Foliage Stencil with some partial stenciling for a soft, whimsical look. For my sentiment, I used the new Upright Greetings: Fall Stamp Set, and voilà… the cutest little scarecrow ever!
Friends, I hope you enjoyed today’s sneak peeks as much as I enjoyed creating these fall goodies! Don’t forget to scroll through because the design team has created some absolutely phenomenal makes to inspire you! There is SO much crafty goodness coming your way with this release, and I can’t wait for you to see it all.
Thank you so much for stopping by and spending a little crafty time with me today. I hope you have a beautiful day filled with a little creativity, a lot of happiness, and maybe even a sprinkle or two of crafty fun!
Welcome as we kick off the first day of our September 14th release. From charming scarecrows and shaker dies to leaves and turkeys, there’s so much to love in this new collection! Today we’ll be taking a look at the Acorn Shaker, Mouse Holder, Fall Holder Additions, and Stitched Leaves die sets.
Hello crafty friends, Christina here! I’m so excited to share the first sneak peeks at the cutest, coziest fall collection full of sunflowers, scarecrows, warm plaids, and autumn leaves. Today we are introducing some of the new die sets, including the re-release of the Acorn Shaker Die that has been redesigned so you can choose to use it as a shaker or as a regular die cut. It’s always good to have options! To showcase the new die sets we’re introducing today, as well as some of the new stencils, I’m sharing a trio of cozy cards with you for a bounty of fall inspiration. Let’s get started!
My first card features the Acorn Shaker Dies and two new stencils. Using the dies, I created a shaker element for my card and filled it with the new Blush Harvest Shaker Beads. I used the beads as my color inspiration for this card, so I started with a dusty rose cardstock panel trimmed to 4.25 x 5.5 inches and created a warm plaid pattern with the Windowpane Plaidstencil and Gathered Twigs Distress Ink. I added some distressing to the panel by spattering it with white splatter medium. Then I layered this panel with an ivory Pinking Rectangle off center and at a slight angle to the plaid panel for a whimsical look. In the center of the Pinking Rectangle, I added another stenciled panel that I trimmed down to fit inside the stitching detail. For this smaller stenciled panel, I used the new Wheat Pattern on kraft cardstock with Gathered Twigs ink and die-cut it with the Argyle Pierced Platebefore attaching it to the Pinking Rectangle.
For the shaker element, I die-cut the acorn frame piece several times from the dusty rose cardstock and secured the layers with a liquid adhesive. I sandwiched a piece of acetate between the top two layers for the window, added the shaker beads, and finished with the backer piece. I chose a coordinating patterned paper to finish the backer piece and the top frame piece and topped the acorn with a chocolate brown cap. I attached the acorn to the stenciled and layered background panels and tied a piece of ivory twine around the stem. I embellished the acorn with a couple of Stitched Leaves, which I added shading to, and two Upright Greetings: Fall sentiments heat-embossed with ivory embossing powder. I finished up by adding a larger sentiment from the Happy Fall stamp set, also heat-embossed with ivory embossing powder and then die-cut with the coordinating die. A few tiny oak leaves were the finishing touch.
My next card features the latest addition to the Holder collection, the Mouse Holder, which I paired with the new Fall Holder Additions. I die-cut the mouse from kraft cardstock and added shading to the pieces before assembling them. I used ivory and black cardstock for the mouse details and Onyx Pearls for the eyes. I created another stenciled and layered background for this card using two new stencils, Gingham and Wheat Pattern, and used the largest Pinking Rectangle again too, die-cut from ivory cardstock. I stenciled the wheat pattern on an A2 ivory cardstock panel with honey yellow ink and distressed the panel with Gathered Twigs ink and splattered it with Fallen Acorn Mica Stain.
I stenciled the gingham pattern on light blue cardstock with gray ink and blended more gray ink around the edges of the panel for some distressing. I layered and secured the panels with liquid adhesive and attached the mouse in the center with foam squares. Then I die-cut and assembled a field of sunflowers to tuck around the mouse and added a stamped sentiment from the Happy Fall stamp set die-cut with the coordinating die. For embellishment, I added a few Matte Gold Confetti pieces.
My last card features a colorful bunch of Stitched Leaves on an ivory Pinking Circle that I stenciled using the Wheat Stencil and honey yellow ink. I added shading to the leaves and arranged them with an acorn from the Fall Holder Additions and finished with a tiny twine bow.
For the background panel, I started with a dark green cardstock panel trimmed to 4.25 x 5.5 inches and stenciled it with the Layered Windowpane Plaid and Forest Moss Distress Ink. I added distressing to the panel with ink blended around the edges and then spattered with a white splatter medium. I centered the Pinking Circle on the background panel, and for the ivory heat-embossed sentiment, I combined the word “Fall” with a sentiment strip, both from the Happy Fall stamp set. I finished this card with a few Matte Gold Confetti pieces.
Keep scrolling to see more cozy inspiration from the design team.
Thank you so much for checking out the sneak peek inspiration. Come back tomorrow for more sneak peeks!
Hi friends, Charlene here! Today I’m sharing a playful Halloween card with a few easy tricks for adding extra dimension and detail. I’ll show you how white pigment ink can help create a glowing blue and purple sky, plus how a little ink blending and Glossy Accents can turn a simple die cut into a realistic caramel apple.
I started with black cardstock and cut out an arch using the second from largest Stitched Arches die. To create the cloudy background, I blended white pigment ink over the Clouds Stencil, shifting and rotating the stencil as I worked my way down the panel.
I made sure to leave some of the black cardstock showing between the clouds. Once the pigment ink was dry, I blended blue and purple Distress Oxide inks over the white areas. The white pigment ink underneath helps the colors show beautifully against the black cardstock and creates a soft, hazy nighttime sky.
For the card background, I used the Halloween Silhouettes Background Stencilwith black ink on white cardstock. I only needed to stencil around the outer portions of the panel since the center would eventually be covered by the arch and focal images.
Next, I die cut the Halloween Caramel Apple dies from light green and golden brown cardstock. Before adding the shine, I blended light brown ink around the edges and bottom of the caramel layer, keeping the center lighter. This simple shading helps give the caramel some shape and warmth.
Then came the fun part! I covered the caramel with Glossy Accents, first outlining the edges and then slowly filling in the center. I let the piece dry overnight so the Glossy Accents had plenty of time to create a smooth, candy-coated finish.
One quick tip: Glossy Accents can cause cardstock to curl slightly as it dries. Once the piece is completely dry, placing it underneath a heavy book is an easy way to flatten it again without damaging the glossy surface.
For the Mini Ghosts, I added soft warm gray shading around the edges and folds to give them a little more dimension while keeping them cute and playful. I also added simple coloring to the pumpkins, candy corn, broom, and witch hat. Since these images are small, just a little shading is enough to make them feel polished.
To assemble the card, I popped the arched sky up with foam tape and arranged four of the ghosts around the caramel apple. I added a black bow to the apple and used a white gel pen to add a few highlights to the green portion. Those tiny white details help give the apple an extra bit of shine and make it feel more realistic.
I finished the card by placing the sentiment across the apple and adding a small purple gem.
I love how this card stays cute and playful while all those little details make the finished design feel extra special. The glowing sky, shiny caramel, soft shading, and white gel pen highlights are all simple techniques you can use to add more dimension to your Halloween cards.
I stamped the adorable ghosts from the Mini Ghosts Stamp onto a piece of Neenah Solar White 110 lbs cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and used the coordinating Mini Ghosts Dies to diecut them out. I colored them with Copic markers and highlighted with a white gel pen.
For the background, I used theBoo Word Shaker Dies to diecut a window into a piece of white cardstock. (NOTE: Be sure to save the centers of the letters for later use.). I took a piece of pink cardstock and placed it behind the white panel. I used a stamp posistioner and the “Boo” window to align the spider web stamp from the Halloween Silhouettes stamp set. I stamped the web onto the pink panel with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I trimmed the white panel down to 4” x 5.25” and adhered a piece of clear acetate and foam tape to the back side to create a shaker window. I added some Boo Crew Clay Confetti as well as a few black spiders diecut from the Halloween Wreath Builder Dies. I closed off the shaker with the pink panel.
For the sentiment, I stamped the “EEEEK!” from the Halloween Banner Greetings stamp set with Versamark Watermark ink onto a piece of black cardstock and heat embossed with Detail White Embossing Powder. I used the Sentiment Strips Dies to diecut it out.
I used a black pen to draw in a black line onto the front white panel to represent a spider web for the one spider that escaped to hang from.
I adhered all of the ghosts, spider and sentiment to the panel with foam tape for even more dimension and interest. I also made sure to adhere the white centers of the BOO letters onto the top of the acetate shaker window.. The panel was adhered to a white A2 cardbase (4.25” x 5.5”).
I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and visit today. I hope you liked my card and are inspired to check out all of the fun Halloween products from the August Release and create your own shaker card.
Hey there, friends! Emily Mydlowski here with you today sharing a fun Halloween card design that was an absolute HOOT to create using theOwl Holder dies.
Let’s get started with the Witching Owl. I cut all the pieces from white cardstock and ink-blended the owl with dark purple inks and a brown belly. The witch hat is from the Halloween Holder Additions die set. I finished the owl with colored cardstock pieces for the dark purple feet, dark purple & white eyes, an orange beak and an adorable jack-o-lantern to hold on to.
To create the orange sky background, I used the Cloud stencil with two hues of orange ink. For extra shine, I spritz the background with a mist of shimmer spray. Then I added a white cardstockStitched Arches for the Owl to perch on with a small patch of pumpkins.
To finish the card design, I added a black and white embossed Halloween Banner Greetingssentiment and adhered the decorated panel to a black & white stripe cardbase.
Happy crafting, and have a Happy Owl-o-Ween! Thanks for stopping by, and big paper hugs!
