Hello friends! It’s time to reveal all of the products for the May 14th release. This collection of products is all about cute bugs—from bees, caterpillars, dragonflies, snails, and more!
Here’s a look at the five new stamp sets that will be available for purchase: Dandelions, Everyday Banner Greetings, Hello Friend, Cute Bugs, and Bee Additions.
Here are the twelve individual die sets that will be available: Beehive Shaker, Caterpillar Holder, Everyday Branches, Large Hello Shadow, Bee Shaker, Checkered Pierced Plate, Eyelet Hexagons, Rounded Stitched Rectangles, Snail Shaker, Thinking of You Shadow, Stitched Dandelions, and Stitched Bugs.
Here are the five new stencils for this month: Dandelion Background, Honeycomb,Layered Bee Additions (2 layer), Layered Bees (3 layer), and Layered Bugs (3 layer).
There are four new embellishments this month: Bee Happy Shaker Beads, Busy Bee Clay Confetti, Rainbow Remix Clay Confetti, and Color Splash Shaker Beads.
We have a limited amount of bundles available where you can buy this release in one easy click. Plus, you’ll save 15% 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!
Welcome to Day 4 of sneak peeks for the May 14th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the new stamps and stencils. In this release, there are five new stamp sets (four with coordinating dies) and five new stencils.
Hi everyone! Melissa Phillips here with you today and I am so happy to be celebrating the new May Release from Pretty Pink Posh.
I’m sharing a couple of cards created with the new stencils and stamps you’ll find in the May Release. You’re in for such a treat!
My first card uses the darling, new Dandelions stamps and coordinating dies. I began with the new Checkered Pierced Plate die to create my soft, textural background. I stenciled dandelions across my card base using the new Dandelion Background stencil. It’s so irresistible! From there I’ve used the new Rounded Stitched Rectangles die to create a scene for my dandelions. The base rectangle was cut from vellum and the top was cut from white cardstock and ink blended in coordinating colors.
Each dandelion was cut from white cardstock and then stamped in shades of yellow and pale green. I then ink blended coordinating colors over each, stem, leaf, and dandelion. I arranged them using dimensional adhesive to make them pop up off the card.
My sentiment comes from the new Everyday Banner Greetings stamp set and Banner Greetings 1 dies. Accent flowers were cut and ink blended using the Stitched Spring Flowers dies. Who would’ve thought weeds could be so cute?
My second card warms my heart! I’ve used the new Honeycomb stencil to create my background. I stenciled bright aqua ink over an aqua cardstock background and then added a bit of splattering using coordinating Distress Spritz.
I used the Eyelet Hexagons dies to create my focal point. These come in a variety of sizes and layer together so perfectly. I added stamped and die cut bumblebees using the new Bee Additions stamps and coordinating dies. They are the cutest, happiest bumblebees!
My sentiment comes from the new Large Hello Shadow die. I love this beautiful, bold sentiment, don’t you?
The sweet tulips and tiny flowers were cut using the Stitched Spring Flowers dies. They make the sweetest accents and Iove adding them to my cards to finish things off.
Ready to see some wonderful samples from the team using these products? It’s so fun to see how we can use the same products in such a variety of ways!
It’s been so fun creating with you today. Stop by tomorrow to see the photo reveal of all the new products!
Welcome to Day 3 of sneak peeks for the May 14th release. We are showcasing the Bee Shaker, Beehive Shaker, Thinking of You Shadow Word Die, and the Eyelet Hexagons die sets today.
Hi Friends! Emily here with you today sharing two sweet as can bee cards using the soon-to-be-released products. The Bee Shaker is absolutely adorable, especially buzzing around a bright and cheerful flower garden.
I assembled the Bee Shaker using black cardstock for the outline, white with yellow ink-blended cardstock for the body, and white cardstock wings with light blue ink-blended tips.
For the shaker bits, I used the Bee Happy shaker beads. And of course, for extra cuteness, I added googly eyes and a sweet smile. I created the colorful garden using the Stitched Spring Flower Dies, which I adhered to a Rounded Stitched Rectangle background panel. For the black & white sentiment, I die-cut the Thinking of You Shadow Word die with a stamped and snipped “of you” from the Thinking Of You sentiment from theSimple Sentiments stamp set.
Receiving a Just Bee-cause card will always brighten a friend’s day! My cheerful card features the Beehive Shaker with a lace-like honeycomb background using the Eyelet Hexagons. I die-cut the bee hive from white cardstock twice – once for the hive background that I ink-blended with a bright yellow and a second time for the hive inlay pieces that I ink-blended in honey yellow. I adhered the inlay pieces to the hive base and, for extra dimension, added white ink splatters. Then I stamped and colored with OLO markers the adorable bee images from the Bee Additions and Bee Friends stamp sets.
The background was created by layering and stacking Eyelet Hexagon pieces to a white card panel. For extra dimension and charm, I stamped the center of each hexagon with a floral image with light gray ink from the Spring Blooms stamp set.
Be sure to check out the incredible inspiration from the rest of the design team below, and don’t forget to visit the Pretty Pink Posh YouTube channel for in-depth sneak peeks.
Thanks for buzzing by and have bee-utiful day! Be sure to swing by tomorrow for even more inspiration with this fun, new collection.
It’s Day 2 of sneak peeks for our May 14th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Snail Shaker, Caterpillar Holder, Stitched Dandelions, and Rounded Stitched Rectangles die sets.
In this release, there are five stamp sets, four coordinating dies, 12 standalone dies, five stencils, and four embellishments.
Hi friends, it’s Christina! This release is full of irresistible bugs, the sweetest bees, and some new must-have basics that you are going to love. To give you a glimpse of what’s in store, I have two cards to share with you today. My first card features the latest critter holder, the Caterpillar Holder. I paired this adorable guy with the new Stitched Dandelions and the Rounded Stitched Rectangles for a darling summertime scene. My second card features one of the new shaker dies, the Snail Shaker. I nestled this cutie into lush garden greenery that I created using the new Everyday Branches. Let’s take a look at how these irresistible bug scenes came together!
My first step for the Caterpillar Holder card was to die-cut all the components for the caterpillar and the dandelions from colored cardstock. Even the white cardstock is actually an ivory color. Then, before assembling the die-cuts, I added subtle shading to the pieces with coordinating ink colors. Instead of opting for the usual black facial features for this guy, I chose Espresso Pearlsfor the eyes and a chocolate brown cardstock for his smile.
Next, I created the background for my scene. First, I die-cut the new Checkered Pierced Plate from a happy sky blue cardstock and then layered on an ivory Rounded Stitched Rectangle Frame. To create the frame, I die-cut the largest and the second-largest dies together and saved the smaller rounded rectangle for another project. My next step was to arrange my die-cuts on the background panel and secure them in place using liquid glue and thin foam squares. My final steps were to add a wavy banner stamped with a sweet sentiment from the new Everyday Banner Greetings stamp set and attach the card front to a top-fold card base.
Now for the Snail Shaker card! This card has a few more steps, but the results are worth it, I think! My first step was to create the lush background scene. I used one of the Snowy Hills dies to die-cut a white A2 cardstock panel, separating what will be the dirt and what will be the greenery. To color the dirt layer, I used Distress Inks and then spattered the layer with more ink and an Oxide spray for texture and interest.
For the greenery, I also used Distress Inks and before spattering the panel with more ink and a white spatter medium, I stenciled on some leaves in a random pattern using a stencil I created. To create the leaf stencil, I used the negative space left after die-cutting the leaves from the Everyday Branches. You can die-cut them from acetate for a sturdier stencil, but I just used heavyweight cardstock. This is such an easy technique but has a big impact! To finish up the background, I attached the dirt and greenery panels to a card base.
My next step was to construct the shaker. I die-cut the shaker frame piece seven times from fawn cardstock and layered them together, securing a piece of acetate between the top two layers for the window. I filled the shaker well with Chocolate Shaker Beadsand then sealed the shaker with the backer piece. I finished the snail shaker by adding a rainforest green body piece, lightly inked around the edges, and Espresso Pearleyes with a chocolate brown smile.
Before attaching the snail to my background, I finished the background scene with branches die-cut from woodgrain cardstock and leaves die-cut from two shades of green and spattered with ink. Then to break up all the green, I added a few white flowers. The last step was to add a greeting and a small sentiment, both from a new stamp set called Cute Bugs and both heat-embossed with white embossing powder.
Keep scrolling to see more amazing inspiration from the design team!
Thank you so much for reading, and be sure to stop back tomorrow for Day 3 of sneak peeks. You won’t want to miss it!
Welcome as we kick off the first day of sneak peeks for the May 14th release. In this release, there are five stamp sets, four coordinating dies, 12 standalone dies, five stencils, and four embellishments.
Today we’ll be taking a look at four of the new standalone die sets: Stitched Bugs, Everyday Branches, Checkered Pierced Plate, and Large Hello Shadow.
Hello crafty friends! Arsenia here, popping in with a little sprinkle of excitement and a whole lot of cuteness.
Oh my goodness, this release is bursting with spring and summer charm… and critters! Tiny, adorable, can’t-stop-smiling critters. Everything is just so stinking cute, I can hardly stand it! Today I’m sharing a few projects featuring the Stitched Bugs Dies (already a fast favorite!), the oh-so-versatile Everyday Branches (hello, scene building dreams!), and the bold and beautiful Large Hello Shadow Die.
Friends, this release truly has the cutest bugs ever. And those tiny faces? I mean… come on. The Stitched Bugs set also includes an adorable ladybug and bee, so the creative possibilities are endless!
I have three cards and a tag to share today, all dressed up in one of my absolute favorite spring/summer color palettes. I kept lots of white space because, honestly, these bugs deserve the spotlight—they are just too cute to compete with!
Card One: Dragonfly Delight For my first card, I fluttered over to the sweetest little dragonfly from the Stitched Bugs Dies. I layered up those wings for extra dimension (because more layers = more magic, right?). The base is one of the new Rounded Stitched Rectangles, and I created a soft little scene using the Everyday Branches along with florals from the Floral Wreath Builder Dies.
To finish it off, I added the most darling sentiment from the Everyday Banner Greetings stamp set—and voilà! A card that’s sure to bring instant smiles. And can we talk about that tiny face?! I’m obsessed.
Card Two: Rainbow Snail Cutie Next up… a snail, but make it rainbow! I dove into my craft stash and pulled out my circle punches, layering and offsetting each color to create the happiest little snail shell.
I added in branches and leaves from the Everyday Branches Dies, kept the sentiment clean and simple with the Large Hello Shadow Die, and built it all on another Rounded Stitched Rectangle panel. A few glittery hearts later… voilà!
This one is all about sweet simplicity, and I love how that colorful snail totally steals the show.
Card Three + Tag: Caterpillar Cuteness For my final card, I couldn’t resist the adorable caterpillar—seriously, how cute is this little guy?! And yes… I went rainbow again. Apparently that’s just the mood!
I perched him on a branch from the Everyday Branches, added some fluffy clouds from the Stitched Cloud Dies, and finished with the Large Hello Shadow Die. Everything sits on a Rounded Stitched Rectangle panel, and I tucked in a secondary sentiment from the Cute Bugs stamp set right onto a cloud.
Of course, I had to add a sprinkle of rainbow hearts (because… always), and I even made a matching tag to go with it. Double the cuteness, double the fun!
Be sure to check out the incredible inspiration from the rest of the design team below, and don’t forget to visit the Pretty Pink Posh YouTube channel for in-depth sneak peeks.
Join us again tomorrow for another day of sneak peeks!
I began by stamping the hummingbirds in the Hummingbird Thanks Stamp Set onto white cardstock with Copic-friendly black ink. I colored them with Copic markers using the following colors: G16, G05, G14, YG06, BG15, BG13, BG32, BG11, B66, B63, B60, RV14, RV13, RV21 & RV11. The Coordinating Dies were used to cut them out, then I used a white gel pen to add highlights.
The back, sides and three of the cross pieces in the Scallop Box Die Set were die-cut from heavyweight white cardstock. The pieces were folded along the stitching and reinforced with a bone folder. The scalloped detail dies were cut from aqua gingham cardstock and adhered to the white pieces with liquid glue. The pieces of the box were adhered together with strong double sided adhesive.
The flowers and leaves from the Stitched Spring Flowers Die Set were die-cut from pink, yellow and green cardstock. Picked Raspberry, Mustard Seed and Rustic Wilderness Distress Inks were used to add shading to the die-cuts using blending brushes. I also added highlights to these with a white gel pen, then adhered them to the cross pieces of the box. Two of the hummingbird die-cuts were adhered to strips of strong acetate and adhered to the cross pieces, as well.
The sentiment, also from the Hummingbird Thanks Stamp Set, was stamped onto white cardstock with Picked Raspberry Distress Oxide Ink. Once it was dry, it was cut out with the Coordinating Die and adhered to the front of the box with liquid glue, along with the last hummingbird. I added Star Dust Stickles to the centers of the flowers and the wings of the hummingbirds to finish off the card.
Thank you so much for spending part of your day with me! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by!!
Hello Friends! It’s Dana here today! I have a nephew graduating from high school this year and I thought it would be fun to make him a card in his school colors. Pretty Pink Posh has so many fun graduation products and I love how they can all be mixed and personalized to give you lots of fun options.
I started my card by using theLayered Graduation Stencils to make my card panel. I used blending brushes and dye ink for my blending. I trimmed my panel down and attached it to an A2 card base. I then used the Graduation Mug Addition dies to die cut all of my graduation images. I love how this set of dies includes numbers so you can personalize the year along with using school colors.
Hi friends, Christina here! I’m featuring the Cake Slice Shaker Dies today, pairing it with delightful citrus-themed goodies for a bright and sunny shaker card.
My first step was to stencil the citrus design onto a pinking rectangle die-cut from white cardstock. I used Lemonade and Sunbeam inks for stenciling, but you could mix it up and make them lime slices or orange slices or even a combination of all three.
Next, I constructed the shaker element. First, I die-cut all the cake components from white cardstock and inked them with yellow ink, including the base cardstock panel. Then I die-cut the cake slice from the center of the stenciled pinking rectangle to create the window for the shaker and used it as a template to position the cake backer piece onto the yellow base panel.
Now I could attach a piece of acetate over the shaker window and create a well with foam tape around the window opening. I placed the clay confetti bits onto the base panel, in the center of the backer piece, and placed the shaker window panel on top, securing the confetti bits and finishing the shaker construction.
Time to decorate the cake! I added the cake slice frame piece around the shaker window for a more finished look and decorated the cake with whipped cream, lemon slices, small white flowers, and a candle. To complete my card design, I added a wavy banner with a white heat-embossed sentiment and attached everything to a card base.
Thank you so much for checking out my citrus-themed shaker card featuring the Cake Slice Shaker Dies. See you again soon!
Hi crafty friends! It’s June here, and today I’m sharing some details about a card set I recently made. I had the idea for a Leafy Spring Wreathcard using the strawberries from the Fresh Berriesstamp set, but quickly that idea turned into a set of 2 cards: one spring themed card using those strawberries, and a more fall themed card using the other berries from the same set. So without further ado, let’s get right into it!
Both cards have the same base idea, but only use a couple of the same products. The most important one is of course the Leafy Spring Wreath, which I coloured once in green and once in brown. To decorate them, I coloured a variety of berries, which ultimately decided my color palette for both of my cards. For the spring card, I of course went with traditional strawberry colors, and for the fall card I chose a purple and magenta combo. I also added a little slice of strawberry cake from Tea Timeto the spring card because it looked a bit plain compared to the other berries. I added some leafs behind each berry cluster. The fall card uses leafs from the Fresh Berries set, and the spring card uses the largest of the leafs from Daisies. From that same set, I also added a bow to each of the wreaths.
I chose to add some small critters to each card to create some more interest on the top of the wreaths. For the spring card, I used some of the Lovely Ladybugs and for the fall one, I used an old favourite of mine: the birds from A Little Birdie. I filled all the empty gaps of the wreaths with flowers, a different type for each card. Both flowers are from the Leafy Spring Wreath set itself. I stamped some extras to use later on the decorative vines from Friend Greetings that I put on the top and bottom of my card. I just love this stamp set so much! Not only does it have my favorite greetings out of any set, but the vine is such a useful addition and it’s perfect for adding to a card that doesn’t feel quite finished yet!
Speaking of greetings, time to add even more parallels to the card by adding a sentiment on the inside of my wreaths. The Lovely Ladybugs set has this cute greeting that says ‘Bugs & kisses’, which reminded me of the similar ‘Hugs & kisses’ from Valentine Greetings.
My backgrounds consist of a Wonky Stitched Rectangle with a tone on tone stencilled pattern, backed with a subtle pattern paper in the color that matches the color of the sentiment and the berries. For the spring card, I cut my rectangle from cream colored cardstock and used a beige ink to stencil the Leaves pattern. For the fall card, I used a layering stencil, which looks so amazing in tone on tone! I’m sad that most of the pattern got covered up cause it looked so cool! I cut my rectangle from pastel pink cardstock and used pink inks to stencil theTeacups.
When I finished these cards, I instantly wanted to create a summer version with shells and a winter version with snowflakes, but maybe that’s for another time! I like how the fall card almost started to look like a wedding card with those birds and soft pink shades. Trying to keep the cards similar looking has limited my ideas a bit, but that also resulted in some more creative choices than I probably would have taken if I went into these cards as standalone seasonal cards. And that’s the fun of crafting! Sometimes you need to limit yourself a bit in order to progress, instead of looking at your endless amount of crafting supplies and not knowing what to use first. At least that’s how my art blocks usually happen.
Anyway, I hope you have an amazing week, and may inspiration strike you as well! Bye!
Hello, crafty friends! It’s Justin Adkins, and today I’m sharing a fun and dimensional project that’s sure to make you paws and smile—a scalloped box card featuring the adorable Cuddly Cats! This card is full of playful layers, bright color, and just the right amount of kitten charm.
This project is all about dimension and color! The Scallop Box Card Die Set creates that standout structure, giving the design a playful, interactive feel. I used the Circle Grid Stencil with bright inks to build a bold, layered background that really makes those sweet kitties pop.
The images from the Cuddly Cats stamp set were colored with OLO Markers for a soft, blended look, and then arranged inside the box to create a cozy little scene—complete with toys and lots of personality. Adding foam strips helps give everything that extra lift, making the card feel full of life(and a little cattitude!).
This card is a purr-fect mix of fun techniques and dimensional design, and it’s such a joy to create! Don’t forget to check out the full video tutorial for all the tips and tricks to recreate this project.
Be sure to follow me on Instagram and YouTube at @justanotebyjustin for even more crafting inspiration!
