Cards

Hello Everyone! It is Zsofi here today on the Pretty Pink Posh Blog with a fun floral card set featuring the new release. I love card designs which are versatile and easy to adapt to any occasion and can be re-made in different colours. 

First I die cut the stitched flower from the Stacked Squares die set from a bunch of cardstock scrap. I used 2 shades in each colour family: pink and teal (and now I wish if only I had made purple and yellow too).

Then I die cut the scalloped squares from white cardstock and the smaller stitched squares from kraft. I love that the dies are connected so I got 3 in  one go. I needed 6 of them for one design, I simply layered them on top of each other and added a flower in the middle of each.

Next I chose matching patterned papers for each colour from Doodlebug. I used more graphic designs but you can choose whatever your heart desires. I cut 4,25*5,5 inches card fronts and adhered them to A2 sized note cards. I mounted the decorative floral panes with 3D foam squares.

For the sentiments I white heat embossed a line from the Sentiment Strips: Birthday stamp set on thin strips of black cardstock and simply glued them in between the two rows of flowers. 

As a finishing touch I used Marshmallow pearls for the flower centers to make them festive.

I wish you liked my card set and got inspired. This design is easy to recreate for any occasion and in any colour.

Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you soon,
Zsofia

Hi friends! It’s Dana here today and I am back with an adorable baby card that combines some “older” products with the new Baby Rattle Shaker die set. 

I started my card by making my card panel with the Layered Floral Vines stencil set and dye ink. This is a three pack of stencils that layer together to create a beautiful background. I love the sweet design and I think it’s perfect for baby cards! 

Next, I used the Baby Rattle Shaker die set and Spring Foliage dies to die cut my images from white cardstock. I added ink to the individual pieces with finger daubers and then assembled the items. I love how the baby rattle and florals compliment each other, so sweet. I then used the Sentiment Strips: Occasions stamp set and the Sentiment Strips dies for my sentiment. Lastly, I attached my images to my card panel with foam adhesive to finish my card. 

Thanks for joining me today and I hope you enjoyed my card. I will be back soon to share another project with you all.

Dana

Hello, Gemma here today to share a colourful card with the new Baby Mug Additions set.

I began by die cutting the onesie die, from the Baby Mug Additions set, from a rainbow of pastel polka dot patterned paper. I love these softer colours for a baby card.

I also die cut some white card layers, adding two behind each patterned paper onesie for dimension.

Next, I stamped a sentiment from the Baby Animals stamp set in the centre of a 5.25” square card base. The large ‘baby’ sentiment has a coordinating die, which I didn’t use on this card, but I love to have that option.

I arranged the onesies around the sentiment, adhering them with liquid glue, then trimming away anything overhanging the card base.

At this point, I decided I needed something extra to fill a space above the sentiment. I picked out the small heart die from the Baby Mug Additions set, die cutting from pink card and adhering on the card to finish.

I hope that this card inspired you to bring out your patterned paper for your baby cards. Thanks for stopping by!

Hi friends! It’s Zsofi here today on the Pretty Pink Posh blog and I am so happy to share a project I made mixing some of the brand new products for welcoming babies on this world.

First I used the Layered Onesies stencil set on Bristol Smooth cardstock with Distress Oxide inks. For the first layer I used Kitch Flamingo / Picked Raspberry for the pink and Tumbled Glass / Salty Ocean for the blue. I was going for an ombre look, a bit lighter on the bottom and darker on the top.

For the patterns (Layer B) I used the same inks just with heavier hand and before removing the stencil, I added a gloss glitter gel (Moda Scrap). I set it aside to dry completely. 

For the focal panels, I die cut a few stitched hearts and stars from coloured cardstock scraps using the Baby Mug Additions and Stacked Squares die sets. Those little elements are a perfect touch instead of a coloured image.

I stamped a sentiment from the Baby Basics stamp set on the bottom of a 2*2 inches white square and adhered the die cuts. I used a new Eyelet Squares die to give them a colourful mat.

I like to give a frame to my cards, so I cut a tiny bit off the stenciled backgrounds and gave them a mat too. I popped up the focal panels with 3D foam tape for a bit of dimension and my cards were ready. Look at the shimmery shine from the glitter paste, isn’t it gorgeous?

I hope you liked my card set and got inspired to make a couple of baby greetings like this. I cannot wait to try these in green, orange, purple and yellow too!

Hello crafty friends, Marine here with you today! I’m so happy to share with you this bright and bold 4th of July card showcasing the amazing Big Celebration Cupcake die set. I usually don’t make many of those cards when that time of the year comes, so I decided to go for a whole traditional red, white and blue color palette, I added holographic and sparkling details, and had the most fun!

I started off by cutting a Stitched Torn Rectangle panel out of Strathmore bristol smooth cardstock, and colored it using three shades of blue oxide inks. I first applied tumbled glass right in the center of my panel, next I added salty ocean on the edges and blended it into the tumbled glass section, and I added a little bit of prize ribbon on the edges that I blended into the salty ocean section. I splattered water on my panel, and dried it using a paper towel. I also mixed some prize ribbon oxide ink with water, used a small brush to add more splatters on my panel, and then did the same with copic opaque white ink. And finally I used the starry stencil from the Spooky Sky stencil pack along with white stenciling paste to add an extra USA touch to my panel.

Next I cut all the bits and pieces out of colored cardstock. As I was saying, I used a red, white and blue color palette to totally embrace this 4th of July theme, and added holographic details on the fireworks and rockets’ tails. And for some variation, I brought some light blue accents with the banners and stars on the cupcake wrapper. I used most of the Big Celebration Cupcake dies, as well as the cake, banner and “Celebrate” dies from Big Birthday Cupcake.

I assembled the fireworks and rockets using liquid glue, and attached everything on my panel using 1mm and 2 foam squares. Next I cut a 5,5 x 4,25 inches red and white stripe pattern paper, attached it to a white card base, and then stuck my cupcake panel on top using liquid glue again. As always I added highlights and details to my die-cut pieces using a white gel pen, and next added the last final details: a bunch of Iridescent Mini Star Confetti all around the cupcake, sprinkles on the whipped cream from the Bright Rainbow Clay Confetti pack, and white blizzard nuvo drops on the fireworks and rockets’ stars.

And that’s it! Oh that was fun! Love how it turned out and how bright it is! I hope that you like it and that it has inspired you to create your own! Thanks so much for stopping by, and see you next time.