**All items in the Lucky section are 15% off during theme week**

Hi friends! Sophie here today and I am thrilled to be participating in Lucky Theme Week. I have 2 cards to share with you to celebrate all things “luck” themed! I am featuring the Stitched Shamrocks die set for my projects. Let’s dive in! 

For my first card I am featuring a mix of old and new products. I started by die cutting out a bunch of the Stitched Shamrock dies from various scraps of both patterned paper and solid colored card stock. This project is a great scrap-buster and it came together so quickly you could easily mass produce this design! You could swap out the shamrocks for other shapes like hearts as well! 

For my background panel I used one of the Pinking Rectangles and chose to cut it out of white card stock to keep the focus on the shamrocks and the sentiment but to offer a little bit of interest.

The sentiment comes from the Lucky Animals stamp set. I *love* that almost all of the sentiments in each Pretty Pink Posh stamp set has a coordinating die. To help the sentiment stand out a bit more I layered a vellum banner underneath it cut from the Banner Greetings 2 die set. As a finishing touch I put some Marshmallow Confetti scattered around! 

For my second card I decided to use the Stitched Shamrocks in a different way by just using their negative shape. I took a white card stock panel and cut out 5 of the shamrocks. I set these stitched shamrocks aside for another project and kept the panel and popped it up using foam tape over a panel of patterned paper.

The sentiment comes from the Lucky to Know You stamp set. I used the same Marshmallow Confetti as a finishing touch for this card as well. This one came together so fast and it’s a great way to use up patterned paper sitting in your stash!

I hope you feel inspired, and I hope you have good luck this week!

**All items in the Lucky section are 15% off during theme week**

Hello, friends! Justin here, and today I am so excited to be sharing a project for our Lucky Theme Week! I was so inspired by the Ladybug Shaker Die Set, and wanted to make it themed for St. Patrick’s Day!

Below is a list of Pretty Pink Posh products that I used to create this card:

Ladybug Shaker Dies
Decorative Shamrock Dies
Box of Chocolates Dies
Lucky Shadow Dies
Lucky Words Stencil

Now, let’s get into the lucky details for how I put this project together!

My Ladybug was fairly easy to put together. I wanted to give a little bit of shading to my inlaid pieces, so I ink blended my light green cardstock with Lucky Clover Distress Ink, and then used Black Soot Distress Ink on my dark gray cardstock pieces! This allowed for the ladybug to have some extra shading to really make it pop!

I wanted to make the spots and the antennas shamrocks, so I die cut the Decorative Shamrock Dies from darker green cardstock, and used the little shamrock bits to decorate my Ladybug, making it more festive.

Next, for my background, I decided to use the same light green cardstock that I used for the Ladybug, and blended the edges using Lucky Clover and Pine Needles Distress Ink. Then, I placed the Lucky Words Stencil and ink blended over it with Lucky Clover Distress Ink.

To get my sentiment together, I used the Lucky Shadow Dies to create a sentiment of the “Lucky” word from white cardstock, and I adhered it on-top of a dark green Lucky shadow. Then, I also used some of the letter dies included in the Box of Chocolate dies to create the word “so”. I adhered my sentiment elements directly to my ladybug, and then adhered this unit with foam tape to give it some lift on my card!

I used some clear sequins as embellishments for this card, and was fully completed!

Thank you so very much for stopping by the Pretty Pink Posh Blog today! I hope this card gives you some luck-inspired inspiration for how you can transform your favorite die sets into creations for every holiday!

In the meantime, please be sure to follow me on Instagram and subscribe to my YouTube Channel @justanotebyjustin for more crafty inspiration!

Thanks again for stopping by, and happy crafting!

– Justin

**All items in the Lucky section are 15% off during theme week**

Hi Crafty friends, Debbie here with the Decorative Shamrock Shaker Die for the Lucky Theme week here at Pretty Pink Posh! This is such a great die for a shaker or not. And of course, I had to add some of the adorable Lucky Animals from the newest release too!

I started off with the Scallops Pierced Plate and ran it through my die-cutting machine with a standard A2 panel in a light yellow card stock. Then I trimmed in down by 1/8 inch on all sides. 

Next, with the outer Decorative Shamrock die in the middle of the panel I die cut out the window. Flipped the panel over and added acetate with double sided tape. Then running foam strips around the window to make a well for the Best of Luck Shaker Beads. With the same yellow card stock I adhered it to the foam to seal the shaker bits in. 

With both of the Decorative Shamrock dies taped together I die-cut out the shamrock to attach to the acetate on the front of the panel.

I then stamped out the “You’re my Lucky Charm” from the Lucky to Know You stamp set and then used the coordinating dies. Attach the sentiment directly to the panel with liquid glue.

Next, with the Lucky Animals stamp set I stamped out the dog and cat and copic colored them in and used the  coordinating dies. Adhere them next and above the sentiment with liquid glue.

I felt like it still needed more luck! So with the Shamrock Border Dies, I die-cut out three of the shamrocks, and in the centers, I added the small clovers from the Lucky Mix. 

Lastly, I added it all to a panel of the same green color  matting it and attach to a card base. 

I hope you like my card today, and make sure to check out the blog all week for the Design Team inspiration!

**All items in the Lucky section are 15% off during theme week**

Hello, friends!! Brenda back on the Pretty Pink Posh blog with you today! I’m super excited to be sharing a shaker card which combines several goodies for Lucky Theme Week!! Be sure to stay tuned all week for more inspiration from the design team and there is also a SALE!! The Lucky Category is 15% off in the shop all week!

I began by stenciling the background panel onto white cardstock with the Layered Lucky Items Stencil Set. I used Mustard Seed, Fossilized Amber, Mowed Lawn and Rustic Wilderness Distress Inks. I die-cut the panel with the largest die in the Stitched Torn Rectangles Die Set, then splattered it with diluted metallic gold watercolor paint. Once it was dry, I adhered it to an A2 panel of green cardstock. 

I created the shaker with the Horseshoe Shaker Die Set. The background and outline were both cut from brushed gold cardstock. I also die-cut the acetate with the largest die, then adhered it to the back of the outline. Shaker strips were adhered to the back of the acetate and I added Lucky Clay Confetti and Best of Luck Shaker Beads for the shaker bits, then adhered the back of the shaker to close it up. I added a rectangular panel of vellum to the background, then adhered the horseshoe shaker with liquid glue.

The sentiment, form the Lucky To Know You Stamp Set, was gold heat embossed onto white cardstock. “Lucky” was cut out with the Coordinating Die and the “to know you” sentiment was cut out with a die from the Sentiment Strips Die Set. I also die-cut one more layer of each from green cardstock and adhered them to the back, slightly offset. The sentiment die-cut and strip were both adhered with a combination of liquid glue and foam strips, doubling the foam where needed. 

That does it for me today! Be sure to stay tuned all week for more inspiration for Lucky Theme Week! Don’t forget to check out the Lucky Category for 15% off in the shop!

Thanks so much for stopping by!!
Brenda

**All items in the Lucky section are 15% off during theme week**

Hi crafty friends! It’s Christina, and I’m excited to welcome you to Lucky Theme Week! We’ll have magical inspiration all week, while anything in the “Lucky” category will be discounted 15% in the shop. Today I’m sharing a lucky rainbow-colored card design featuring something that might be a little unexpected, the Cauldron Shaker. It easily does double duty as a pot of gold using the Lucky Holder Additions to fill it with gold coins. So fun! Take a peek at the supplies I used, and then we’ll get started!

Cauldron Shaker Dies
Lucky Holder Additions Dies – coins, hat, and rainbow
Lucky to Know You Stamp Set – sentiment on sentiment strip
Lucky Shadow Dies
Watercolor Rectangle Stencil
Horseshoe Shaker Dies – stars and shamrocks
Sentiment Strips Dies

My first step was to create the rainbow background panel. On a white cardstock panel, I blended a rainbow of inks inside the Watercolor Rectangle stencil. To create the rainbow, I used some of my favorite pink, yellow, green, teal, and blue ink colors and blended them at an angle across the panel.

Next, I got to work die-cutting some of the elements for my card design. For the “pot of gold” and the hat, I die-cut them from colored cardstock and inked the edges with coordinating inks to add some dimension and shading. Then I die-cut the coins and the stars from matte gold cardstock. And finally, I die-cut a rainbow of shamrocks from colored cardstock to coordinate with the rainbow background panel.

My next step was to create the sentiment. First I die-cut the Lucky Shadow using green cardstock for the text and vellum for the shadow piece. Then I heat embossed the rest of the sentiment with white embossing powder on a green sentiment strip.

Time to wrap things up! I used foam squares to attach the “pot of gold” to the rainbow background panel and tucked some gold coins inside. I embellished the pot with a rainbow diecut and added the hat and a coin near the bottom with more foam squares. Then I added the rainbow of shamrocks and gold stars to the background for a little lucky flair. Finally, I added the Lucky Shadow and the sentiment strip. 

Thanks so much for checking out Day 1 of Lucky Theme Week here on the PPP blog! Be sure to check back all week for more St. Patrick’s Day inspiration!

Hi everyone, Sophie here and today I’m showcasing a card made using some of my favourite products from the new Spring release.

I started by ink blending a panel of card using the Layered Watering Can Floral Stencils. I think this might be one of my all time favourite stencils as it creates the most beautiful backgrounds and you can switch the colours up depending on what your card colour scheme is. I used a combination of colours that I particularly love for Spring cards – yellow & orange on the watering can and pink & lilac on the potted tulips. I then added splatters of gold ink for texture and sparkle. 

From the large panel of stencilled card I cut a strip about 2 inches wide and adhered it to a panel of yellow paper. I saved the remaining stencilled card for a second project. I always love being able to make multiple cards from one stencilled panel, partially because it saves time!

For the centre decorations I stamped out the ‘Happy Spring’ message from the Easter Word Scenes stamp set. To coordinate with the stencilled images, I coloured in the sentiment with pink, orange, yellow and lilac Copics. 

To add even more Spring details I stamped out some flowers from the Spring Blooms stamp set which I coloured in with the same Copics to ensure cohesion across my images. I added glitter glue to some of the flowers, the butterfly and the clouds. You’ll always find glitter on my cards!

I adhered the flowers onto the card base using glue but popped the sentiment up with some foam strips for added dimension and so that the sentiment really stood out.

This card represents Spring and my personal crafting style perfectly and I had so much fun making it! The Layered Watering Can Floral Stencils are so easy to use and I know I’ll be making a lot of my Spring cards with it.

Happy crafting everyone!

Sophie

Hello crafty friends, Marine here, I’m thrilled to be back on the blog with this bright and cheerful card featuring some of the brand new items from the Pretty Pink Posh February 2026 release. As I’ve already mentioned in previous blog posts, I’m a huge fan of the Shaker Collection, and that Chick Shaker caught my attention right away, it’s such a cutie!

I started off by cutting a large Pinking Rectangle panel out of Strathmore bristol smooth cardstock, I masked the stitched edges off with washi tape, covered the whole panel with tumbled glass oxide ink, and then added a fun pattern using the Mini Checker stencil along with broken china oxide ink. Next I mixed copic opaque white ink with water, added white splatters to my panel using a slim brush, and then did the same with tumbled glass distress spritz for some sparkles.

While my panel was drying, I worked on my Chick Shaker and assembled it just like any other shaker item I’ve made in the past, following those steps:

1. I cut a Chick Shaker frame out of a multicolored stripe pattern paper, cut a whole chick out of acetate, and attached that acetate panel at the back of the multicolored frame using liquid glue,
2. Still at the back of the multicolored frame, I attached foam strips all around it, following the rounded edges of the chick,
3. I poured a bunch of Bunny Hop shaker beads inside the chick,
4. I cut another whole chick out of a yellow pattern paper, added white splatters and fossilized amber distress spritz splatters to that yellow panel,
5. When dry, I attached my yellow panel to the foam strips to totally close my Chick Shaker.

Next I added a few more details to my Chick Shaker. I cut two small hearts out of pink cardstock using a Valentine Bucket Additions die, cut the beak and feet out of orange cardstock using other Chick Shaker dies, and picked two giant googly eyes from my stash. I stuck the beak and the heart cheeks using 1mm foam squares, peeled the backing papers off the eyes and attached them as well, and then stuck the feet using liquid glue. For more cuteness, I applied glossy accents to the beak and feet, white blizzard nuvo drops to the heart cheeks, and set my Chick Shaker aside to dry.

I cut all the Stitched Spring Flowers out of colored cardstock and pattern papers, added texture to each piece using liquid stardust, copic opaque white ink, fossilized amber distress spritz, and when everything was dry, I assembled all the flowers and greenery using foam squares.

Next I cut a Pierced Leafy Vines panel out of kraft cardstock, stuck it to a matching card base using double sided sticky tape, and attached my Mini Checker panel on top using 1mm foam tape. I stuck my Stitched Spring Flowers on both sides of the card in a symmetrical way using foam squares again, gave them more interest by bending the petals a little bit with my fingers, and then attached my cute Chick Shaker right in the middle of the card using more foam squares. For my greeting, I white heat embossed “Bright Spring Wishes” from Easter Banner Greetings, cut it into a wavy banner using a Banner Greetings 3 die, and stuck that banner to the Chick Shaker using foam squares.

And that’s it! Doesn’t it feel like Spring already with those beautiful Stitched Spring Flowers and that extra cute Chick Shaker? Can’t wait for warmer and brighter days!

Thanks so much for stopping by, and see you next time!