Cards

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Happy Ladybug Shaker

Hello crafty friends, June here! I hope everyone’s as excited about the new Valentine’s & Saint Patrick’s Day release as I am. I always love bug-themed things, so when I laid my eyes on the Ladybug Shaker, I know that this release was gonna be a good one! 

I think this die would look amazing in traditional ladybug colors, but I decided on a brown-pink-yellow combo instead. Even though it was very cold when I made this card, I must’ve been in a spring-y mood judging by that color choice. I cut everything out of white cardstock and did some ink blending on those pieces so I could easily get the multi-colored look. I love how there’s the option of either dots or hearts to go on its wings, and since I wasn’t going for the look of a real ladybug anyway, I used the hearts. The shaker bits I added inside were older ones, the Chocolate Shaker Beads and the Paradise Shaker Beads. 

I had loads of fun creating this background. I knew I had to include the Layered Ladybugs Stencil that perfectly matches the shaker, but I wanted it to be quite subtle. What I ended up doing is creating a tone-on-tone look using pink inks inside of the Watercolor Oval Mask. I added a bright mustard shade to the outside to bring back the color of the hearts. I also splattered darker yellow ink on the outside for some extra texture. I’m still so in love with both of the Watercolor Mask stencils, they’re a great way to bring a pattern into your card design without having to go for a full patterned background each time. They’re so insanely fun to play around with!

I cut my ink blended panel with the largest of the Pinking Rectangles. I’ve been loving matting my card panels lately, so I trimmed a piece of beige paper to be a bit larger than the rectangle and backed both of those onto my slightly larger cardbase. Lots of little details!

I couldn’t decide on just one sentiment, so I added two! Of course, the ‘Bugs & Kisses’ from Lovely Ladybugs was a must, but I also wanted to use one of the new banner shapes from Banner Greetings 2, so I also picked a fitting sentiment from Valentine Banner Greetings to fit inside. I stamped both of them in brown to bring back the color of the bug’s body.

I feel like I got to use all my favorites from this release on one card! All of the bug-themed products, the new stackable rectangles and the new banner shapes. Valentine’s cards are always so much fun to make, but I feel like these items are gonna be staples for me all year round, even the lovebugs. 

I hope you enjoyed reading about my card as much as I enjoyed making it. I hope to see you again soon, bye! 

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Vibrant Box of Chocolates

Hi friends, Jeanne here with you. Today we’re sending lots of love with some sweets made from the Box of Chocolate die set from Pretty Pink Posh! 

The card starts with an XOXO Pierced Plate A2 cut from light pink cardstock.  Because I placed the panel on a larger card base there were gaps along the top and bottom edge of the card.  No problem because I added some lacy border die cuts so you don’t even know they were there! 

The box of chocolates was fun and easy to assemble. I cut chocolates from dark,  milk, pink and white chocolate so there is a little something for everyone. Toppings of swirls, hearts and sprinkles makes them extra tempting!   

Because the box is open, I added the lid underneath and put the bow wrapping along the corners.  The only thing that could make them sweeter was a few florals – the hard part is choosing which ones to use.  These are from the Spring Mug Additions. The sentiment is from the Valentine Greetings – I love how the dies fussy cut the letters! 

Sweets for your sweets wrapped and ready to deliver! Thanks for stopping by!

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Valentine Heart Cards & Tag

Hi Crafty Friends, Debbie here with the new beautiful Heart Card Base from the Valentine’s Day/ St. Patrick’s Day release.  I love that the Heart Card Base Die can be used as a card or tag for any loved one with a special message or a sweet little colored up image inside. 

To start off I die-cut out the Heart Card Base Die from a solid white card stock. Then with the inner heart die I die-cut it out of red stock and adhered to only one side of the Heart Card Base. Next, with the largest Eyelet Hearts Die I die-cut it out of light pink card stock and attached the Heart Card base to it. 

With a standard white A2 card panel I ran it through with the Pierced Heart Plate Die for my background. 

I then die-cut another inner heart die piece to attach on the inside of the card base for my sentiment. But first with the Valentine Word Scene stamp set I stamped and white heat embossed the “HUGS” and attached to the inside of the Heart Card Base.

With the Valentine Banner Greeting stamp set I stamped and white heat embossed “Valentine Greetings” and with the Banner Greeting 2 die-cut it out for my sentiment for the front of the heart. Adhering it to the red heart on the front of the Heart Card Base, adding some of the smaller heart dies from the set and in the centers I used the small clay hearts from the Sweet XOXO Mix.

With red ribbon from my stash I wrapped around the Pierced Heart panel and tied a bow and then attached my Heart Card Base with liquid glue.

With my tag I did the same process but with the inner pink heart I ran it through with the Pierced Heart Plate Die to give it some texture before I attached to the Heart Card Base. I ran my ribbon through one of the Eyelet Heart Die holes. 

I hope you like my cards and tag! I do feel like this could be a mass produced card for Valentine’s Day. 

Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day!

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Be Mine Box of Chocolates

Hello, friends! Justin Adkins here, and today I have some sweet and chocolatey inspiration to share with you using some brand new products from the Pretty Pink Posh January Release! I adore the new Box of Chocolates Die Set, and I love how it takes up such a large portion of a standard card front! I thought of a fun way to combine this set with the Valentine Tags set that I think will truly put the bow on top of your Valentine’s Day Card Collection this year!

Box of Chocolates Die Set
Valentine Tags Stamp Set
Valentine Tags Coordinating Die Set
Love Words Stencil
Sweet XOXO Mix

To begin your Box of Chocolate assembly, I recommend planning all your colors of paper in advance. I chose my card to have a Light Blue, Purple, Pink and Red color palette, but to also allow the earthy brown tones of the chocolate to take place as well. I grabbed a handful of pieces of cardstock, including a bunch of scrap pieces. Because this die set has a handful of smaller shapes to cut, this is a fantastic set to put some of those paper scraps to good use!

I assembled my chocolate pieces as I was die cutting them, which allowed me to keep better track of all of my pieces. Once I had all the chocolate pieces ready, I ink blended the base of the chocolate box with a little bit of Wilted Violet Ink to create some shadows, adhered the frame/box top shape to the top of it, and arranged my 12 chocolate pieces as precisely as I could in a 3×4 pattern.

The little bird “Be Mine” image from the Valentine Tags stamp set spoke to me for this card, as I wanted to use a tag for my chocolate box that wasn’t so large that it covered an excessive amount of chocolate pieces. I colored this tag up with my Olo Markers, and then cut it out with the coordinating die cuts. After ink blending the ribbon and bow die cuts included in the Box of Chocolates Die Set, I adhered the ribbons first in opposite corners with liquid adhesive, adhered the tag under the bow, and then adhered the tag and bow unit with foam tape for a little bit of dimension.

I also die cut an extra chocolate box base from red paper, which I adhered with liquid adhesive to the back of my chocolate box unit slightly offset to provide a little extra detail.

Using a panel of 3.75” x 5” light pink cardstock, I blended the Love Word Stencil over top with Kitsch Flamingo ink, splattered it with some Festive Berries Ink. I adhered this on top of a piece of 3.875” x 5.125” purple cardstock, and adhered it to my card base.

Using some more liquid adhesive, I placed my chocolate box in the center of my card on a slight tilt. To finalize my project, I used the Sweet XOXO Mix to adhere some embellishments. I love that this mix includes “X” and “O” shapes, which I used to adhere in certain areas around the box for an extra fun effect!

Thank you so much for stopping by the Pretty Pink Posh Blog! I hope this card gave you some fun ideas to creating your very own Box of Chocolate themed Valentine projects!

Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram and YouTube at @justanotebyjustin for even more crafting inspiration!

– Justin

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Love You Ladybug

Hi friends! Sophie here today to share a fun card featuring the newLadybug Shaker die set! 

I am *thrilled* about the new bug-themed products. I think they are so versatile and cute! This ladybug shaker is such a wonderful addition to the shaker die line up that Pretty Pink Posh is known for. I love that these dies can be used as shakers or as non-shakers, too! 

For my card I started with a panel of white card stock that I cut using the new Pinking Rectangles dies in the largest size. I then masked off the edges using some post-it tape and stenciled a light wash of pink over the background. Then, with the masks over the edges still in place I layered on the Love Words stencil and did a darker wash of pink Ink to add some subtle interest.

I built my Ladybug shaker just using colors card stock in black and red. I used glossy accents for the eyes to make them pop! 

The sentiment was made featuring the new Love You Shadow dies. I love how substantial this greeting is so it stands on it’s own even with the large Ladybug!

I hope you are inspired. I’d love to know, do you make Valentine’s day cards? Comment below! :) Be back with more inspiration soon! 

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Sweetheart Box of Chocolates

Hello! It’s Christina, and today I’m sharing a sweet Valentine’s Day card featuring the new Box of Chocolates Dies and the new stencil, Layered Cupid Items. For this card, I stretched my crafty supplies by using the Scallop Hearts for my box of chocolates instead of the included rectangle dies and stenciling just the hearts instead of all the cupid things on my background panel. Take a peek at my supply list for this project, and then we’ll get started! 

Box of Chocolate Dies
Scallop Hearts Dies
Valentine Holder Addition Dies – small bow and hearts
Valentine Bucket Addition Dies – larger “chocolate” hearts
Pierced Hearts Plate
Valentine Greetings Stamp Set
Valentine Greetings Coordinating Dies
Layered Cupid Items Stencil

I started by die-cutting all the pieces for my boxes of chocolates from colored cardstock. I chose a sweet color palette of sea glass, honeysuckle, vanilla, and chocolate. I used sea glass cardstock for the Scallop Hearts and layered the frame on both hearts with two extra diecuts to give the heart boxes some dimension. Then I die-cut the chocolates and all the decorative layering pieces from white, honeysuckle, vanilla, and chocolate cardstock. I had a blast mixing and matching all the different decorative pieces to create the sweet chocolates cupped in little scalloped liners. Lastly, I filled the heart boxes with my assembled chocolates and added bows to each box.

Next, I die-cut the Pierced Hearts Plate from white cardstock and then stenciled the panel with just the hearts from the Layered Cupid Items stencils. I chose a minty green to match the sea glass cardstock and shifted the stencil around the panel to add even more hearts. 

To finish things up, I attached the boxes of chocolates to the background panel and then added two sentiments from the Valentine Greetings stamp set. I heat-embossed them with white embossing powder on sea glass cardstock and used the coordinating dies to die-cut them before attaching them to my card. The finishing touch was to add a few honeysuckle hearts for embellishment.

Thank you so much for checking out this Valentine’s Day card where I stretched some of my favorite crafty supplies, including the new Box of Chocolates Dies. Have a sweet day!

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[Video Hop + Giveaways!] DIY Glitter Stickers

Hi friends, it’s Carly! I’m excited to share a project using the brand new January release!

This project is part of our January Video Hop! Check the video description for links to the next stop so you can keep hopping along for tons of inspiration.

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Are you looking for a fun way to add sparkle to your next handmade card? Well I’ve got an idea for you…DIY glitter stickers!

Glitter, double-sided sheets of adhesive and dies come together to create really fun & sparkly stickers. After stamping & coloring an image, I use the coordinating die to cut the shape from double-sided adhesive. I remove one side of the liner paper and place adhesive over the image. Then I remove the top liner paper and add glitter.  I think this technique looks so super cute with the new Lovely Ladybugs!

This technique looks adorable with the Valentine Word Scenes too!

I hope you were inspired by this and video. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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January Release Now Available

The January 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 below.

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Hello crafty friends, Marine here, I’m happy to be back with this Valentine card I had so much fun creating! The brand new Heart Card Base die set is absolutely amazing, and works beautifully with both new and old items, such as the Box Of Chocolates from the January 2026 release and the roses from the Valentine Mug Additions and Valentine Holder Additions die sets, both from previous releases.

I started off by creating the card base. I cut a large Pinking Rectangle panel out of aqua cardstock and used the Scattered Hearts Frame stencil along with salvaged patina distress ink to add lots of tone on tone hearts to my panel. I mixed a few droplets of copic opaque white ink with water and used a slim brush to add white splatters all over my piece of paper, I did the same with peacock feathers distress ink to emphasize the tone on tone look, and then the same again with liquid stardust for sparkles. When it was dry, I attached my Pinking Rectangle panel to a white Eyelet Rectangle panel using 1mm foam squares, next to a 5,5 x 4,25 inches turquoise panel using 1mm foam squares again, and then the whole thing to a white card base using liquid glue.

I wanted to use the Heart Card Base die set to create a Box Of Chocolates, so I cut a panel out of turquoise cardstock and worked on the inside first using the Medium Polka Dots stencil along with peacock feathers distress ink to add a fun pattern to the inside of my box, and then added white splatters and peacock feathers splatters as well. I cut a pink heart using another Heart Card Base die, added more interest to it using the Scallops Pierced Plate die, and then added white splatters and sparkling splatters. I attached my pink heart on the middle part of the Heart Card Base panel using 1mm foam squares, and then cut my Box of Chocolates pieces to create five chocolates. I cut the wrapping papers out of pearlescent vellum, the chocolates and icing out of vanilla cardstock and two different brown cardstock. I stuck the details on each chocolate using liquid glue, attached each chocolate to a wrapping paper using 1mm foam squares, and then stuck each chocolate to the pink heart using 1mm foam squares again. I applied glossy accents to the icing details, cut a red bow using a Valentine Holder Additions die, added splatters to it, attached it to the pink heart using liquid glue, and then glued a pink heart confetti from the Valentine Heart mix right in its center.

Next I folded my Heart Card Base panel on the score lines and worked on the outside of my box. I cut another Heart Card Base panel out of the same turquoise cardstock as the inside of the box, but trimmed it and kept the end pieces only. I created the same polka dots pattern and added the same textures, and when both of my half heart panels were dry, I attached them to the front of the box using liquid glue. This way, both the inside and outside of the box are the same. I cut another pink heart, added the same details and textures as the ones I added to the inside heart, and then I attached it to the front of my box using 1mm foam squares, but only on the left side of the box to be able to open it.

To decorate the front of my Box Of Chocolates, I cut roses and leaves using dies from the Valentine Mug Additions and Valentine Holder Additions die sets, added splatters to those pieces, assembled them and then attached them to the right side of the pink heart using 1mm foam squares. I white heat embossed “Happy Valentine’s Day” from Valentine Greetings on aqua cardstock, cut it using the matching die and attached it on the left side of the heart using 2mm foam squares. Next I cut a large Eyelet Heart panel out of pearlescent vellum, attached my Heart Card Base to it using 1mm foam squares, and finally stuck the whole piece to the card using foam squares again.

And that’s it! Oh how I love this Heart Card Base die set, it’s so awesome, super easy to use and I can’t wait to feature it on more projects!

I hope that my Box Of Chocolates card has inspired you, thanks so much for stopping by, and see you soon!

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January Intro: New Stamps + New Stencils

Welcome to the last day of sneak peeks of our January 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the new stamp sets and new stencils.

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Hello crafty friends! Arsenia here, popping in with some happy little sneak peeks for the January Release—and oh my goodness, friends, it’s a good one! Today we’re shining the spotlight on the new stamp sets with coordinating dies and stencils. Spoiler alert: I used almost every single set, because these goodies are perfect for spreading love notes all year long—with a dash of lucky vibes too!

I’ve got three cards to share, plus a bonus card at the end, so grab a cozy drink and let’s dive in!

Card One: Ladybug Love 

For my first card, I started by ink blending a dreamy background in reds and pinks using the brand-new Love Words Stencil—hello ombré goodness! Next up, I stamped, colored, and die cut the cutest ladybugs ever from the Lovely Ladybugs Stamp Set with coordinating dies. This may be a small set, but wow does it pack a punch!

I created frames using the new Pinking Rectangles Dies, adhered them to my card panel, and then nestled my sweet little ladybugs inside along with a sentiment. To finish it off, I added a bow from the Present Shaker Die and a few hearts from the Build a Heart Die Set. Ta-da! Card one is complete. I just love the whimsy of those love words floating in the background—so fun and happy!

Card Two: Cupid Cuties 

For card number two, I inked up a background with the new Layered Cupid Items Stencil—friends, this one is an instant favorite! I brought back more adorable images from the Lovely Ladybugs set and gave them a cozy resting spot using an oldie-but-goodie: the Eyelet Hearts Dies.

For the frame, I reached for the Fancy Cake Die Set, and for my sentiment, a tiny heart from the Stitched Hearts Die Set fit perfectly. A few extra hearts from the Build a Heart Die Set and some Sparkling Clear Sequins later… voilà! Card two is done and feeling extra sweet.

Card Three: Word Scene Wow 

For my third card (yes, still loving it!), I used the Layered Cupid Items Stencil again—told you it was a favorite! I stamped, colored, and die cut an image from the new Valentine Word Scenes set and stacked it up with red and glitter cardstock for some extra sparkle.

Since the background was nice and busy, I gave my image a place to shine using the Stitched Hearts Die Set and Eyelet Heart Dies. I added a sub-sentiment from the new Valentine Banner Greetings Stamp Set with the Banner Greetings 2 Die Set, then finished everything off with a frame from the Fancy Cake Die Set. Card three is complete, and I’m obsessed with the dimension—these word scene sets are definitely a favorite!

Bonus Card: Lucky Little Kitty 

And now for the bonus card! I couldn’t resist the new Lucky Animals Stamp Set with coordinating dies—this kitty is guaranteed to send all the lucky vibes. That shamrock hat? Too cute!

I inked up the background using the new Lucky Words Stencil, created a frame with the Pinking Rectangles Dies, and added my sentiment using the new Lucky to Know You Stamp Set with coordinating dies. A perfect little card to share some luck and smiles!

Be sure to scroll along and check out all the amazing creations from the rest of the design team—you’re in for a treat!

Thank you so much for joining us for the sneak peeks! We’ll be back tomorrow with the full picture reveal, so you can start to put together your wish lists!

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January Intro: Decorative Shamrock + Horseshoe Shaker + Lucky Holder Additions + Shamrock Border

Welcome to the Day 3 sneak peeks of our January 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Decorative Shamrock, Horseshoe Shaker, Lucky Holder Additions and Shamrock Border die sets.

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Hi friends! Christina here, and I’m excited to share with you a couple of St. Patrick’s Day-themed sneak peeks! My first card features the new Decorative Shamrock die, which has so many creative possibilities, including inlaying each little shamrock with fun patterned papers like I did here. My second card is a bright multicolored shaker featuring the new Horseshoe Shaker and Layered Lucky Items Stencil. We have tons of lucky inspiration to share with you today, so let’s get started!

For the Decorative Shamrock card, my first step was to create the focal point by die-cutting the shamrock multiple times so I could inlay each little shamrock. I chose a cilantro green cardstock for the main body and inlaid the shamrocks with white cardstock and two green patterned papers. I love the monochromatic color palette I chose for the shamrock, but wouldn’t it be so pretty in rainbow colors? That might be my next project!

Next, for my background panel, I die-cut one of the new Pinking Rectangles from white cardstock and layered it, slightly askew, onto a green patterned paper panel. I added a fun Shamrock Border die-cut from more cilantro green cardstock to the top and bottom of the pinking rectangle and then attached the decorative shamrock in the center with thin foam squares. 

Now it was time for the finishing touches. First I stamped a sentiment with green ink on one of the new dimensional banners from the Banner Greetings 2 die set. I combined two sentiment strips to create my sentiment, one from the new Lucky To Know Stamp set and one from the new Lucky Animals stamp set. Then I attached this across the decorative shamrock and finished by adding just a few small green clay confetti pieces from the Bright Rainbow Clay Confetti Mix.

For the Horseshoe Shaker card, I started by creating the shaker element. First I stenciled the Layered Lucky Items on a white cardstock panel with a rainbow of ink colors. Then I die-cut a Notched Rectangle from the center of the panel to create the window and frame for the shaker. And I attached the stenciled notched rectangle to the center of a white cardstock panel to be the background of the shaker window. 

Next I attached a piece of acetate behind the window opening with double-sided tape and added foam tape to the back of the stenciled frame around the window, creating a well for the Bright Rainbow Confetti. Then I placed the background panel onto the foam tape, and the shaker element was done!

With the shaker element done, I moved on to die-cutting the remaining elements from colored cardstock. I used the big Horseshoe Shaker diecut as my focal point and ink blended the edges for a little dimension. I surrounded it with fun die-cut charms from the new Lucky Holder Addition Die set and finished things up with a heat-embossed sentiment from the new Lucky To Know You Stamp Set.

Below you’ll find even more lucky inspiration from the design team! 

Be sure to swing by tomorrow for even more inspiration with this fun, new collection.