Hello, Gemma here today to share a card with the Stitched Turkey die set. This die set is so fun and easy to use!
I cut out the Stitched Turkeyelements from coloured cardstock, then adhered them together. The set does comes with a piece to die cut some eyes, but I think he looks so funny with googly eyes!
To create my background, I used the previously released Layered Fall Wreath stencils. There are two layers in this set, and I used Scattered Straw distress oxide ink for both layers, over a panel of cream textured cardstock. I love the tone on tone look.
Before adhering the stenciled background to my 6″ card base, I trimmed it down so I’d have a white border around the edge of the card. I then adhered the sentiment banner and turkey to finish.
I hope you were inspired by this Thanksgiving card. Thanks for stopping by!
Hello friends, Arsenia here to share a lovely fall big cupcake with you. Fall is most definitely in the air and I’m here for it. The leaves are changing and falling, oh so beautiful. Let’s do some fall crafting,
I adore all the big cupcake die sets and the Big Fall Cupcake Dies does not disappoint! It’s jammed packed with some incredible dies, the possibilities are endless. We have a turkey, pie, leaves, sunflowers, acorns, mushrooms and more! First, I did some ink smooshing with aqua/teals dye inks onto heavy weight white card-stock. After my card panel was dry I did some partial stenciling with the same die inks using the new beautiful Solid Leaf Foliage stencil set. Next, I wanted to incorporate my sentiment onto the background. I used the Sentiment Strips: Fall stamps and did random stamping applying first and second generation stamping. This is best done with an acrylic block. Background is done and I love it, it’s dreamy! I did cut it down to 3 3/4 – 5 inches.
Next, I cut out serval pieces from the Big Fall Cupcakes dies and the Fall Tree dies. I used teal, aqua, yellows, oranges, mustard yellows, brown, and yellow green card-stock from my crafty realm. I took several adornments for the cupcake and added a combination of glitter and rock candy to them. I find using Rangers Multi Medium Matte works the best to adhere the glitter combination. I wanted them to have a sugary sparkle appearance. I used the negative pieces from the pie die to decorate the cupcake liner. I think the teal diamonds pop off the orange cupcake liner!
To finish the card I die cut the large oval from the Eyelet Ovals Dies. I adhered everything and ta-da card is done. It’s so lovely, I wish I could capture all the sparkle with a photo but trust me it’s sparkly!
Thank you so much friends for stopping by, I hope you have a great day! Happy crafting!
I started with die cutting all of the pieces I needed with patterned paper in Fall themed colors. I cut the Stitched Turkey Dies, leaves and flowers from the Big Fall Cupcake Dies, layered strips from the Sentiment Strips Dies, and my base from the Scallop Box Card Dies. My thinnest sentiment strip and base of the box card were die cut from a beige cardstock.
For the sentiment, I cut the Fall Script Die out of a dark pink cardstock and stamped “happy” in a matching ink from the Holiday Sentiments stamp setto create the “Happy Fall” sentiment for the box card.
I assembled the turkey together and adhered it to the back of the two middle shelves in the middle of the box card. On the front of the two middle shelves, I adhered the sunflowers and green leaves. The sides of the box card, I added different colored leaves and a couple more on the front of the box card with the sentiment strips.
I hope this gives you some inspiration to use your patterned paper to create a fun turkey for the upcoming season.
Hello Everyone! It is Zsofi here today showcasing the super versatile Fall Icons stampandcoordinating die set. I love sets with small images, but sometimes it can be challenging to build a card front design with many different ones. Here is an easy example which is easy to adapt to any other stamp set with small images. Let me show you how I made this card.
First I stamped all the images on alcohol marker friendly cardstock and coloured them all with Copic markers. The good thing about small images is that you can colour a bunch in no time. Then I die cut them all with their coordinating dies.
While I was die cutting, I also cut a few grids with the Tic Tac Toe die from cream and brown cardstock. I adhered them on top of each other for instant dimension, letting the brown one be the top layer.
I also cut a piece of kraft cardstock with the Wonky Stitched Rectangle die and used the Fall Word stencil with Gathered Twigs Distress Oxide ink to have a bit of pattern in the background. It is very subtle as I used a very light hand. I also added a bit of shading to the edges of the die cut panel with a blending brush.
Then I adhered the grid to the background, popped up the images with 3D foam squares and stamped 2 sentiments from the Fall Harvest stamp set in the middle of the grid. As a finishing touch I used a candy corn twine on the top of the card and glossy accents to emphasize some details.
I wish you liked this card idea and got inspired. Don’t forget to share your lovely creations in our FB Group: Pretty Pink Posh Friends.
Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you soon, Zsofi
Hi friends, Debbie here! Today, I am featuring the Stitched Turkey dies! How cute is this guy? I can totally see him used as Thanksgiving Dinner placement cards!
I started off with a panel on a grip map in horizontal position. Place the Fall Words Stencilover the top, ink blended on SSS Clay ink. Then with the largest Stitched Torn Rectangle Die I cut it out and attached to a panel of C9 Spiced Cider cardstock.
With the Stitched Turkey Dies, the back feathers were from two shades of Concord & 9th Spiced Cider and Cayenne. Then the front was with Gina K Honey Mustard and C9 Sunflower. Once I glued the back panel of feather together I had to add 3D foam around the center, so once I adhere the top feathers on it would be level with all the cardstock. The body was just Desert Storm, for the eyes I used Espresso Pearls.
Afterwards I stamped and heat embossed the sentiment from Fall Harvest stamp setwith white embossing powder. Then with the Coordinating Dies I cut it out, and using the die cut two mores times to stack up and off set with one being one of the darker colors for dimension.
Thanks for stopping by and stay crafty my friends!
I started my card by using theLayered Snowmen Stencil Setto create my card panel. This is a set of three stencils that layer together to create a fun holiday card panel. I love that these stencils can also be used throughout the winter! I used dye ink and finger daubers for my blending. Once my panel was finished I used light aqua ink to add a few splatters to my panel.
Next, I used theLarge Joy Shadow die set for my sentiment. I love the size and font of this sentiment! I ink blended the script Joy die with purple ink and attached it to a white backer (shadow) die cut before attaching it to my card panel. Such a fun and easy card to create and perfect for mailing too!
Thanks for joining me today and I hope you enjoyed my card. I hope to be back soon to share another project with you all.
Hi Crafty Friends! Carly here and you might know that I love shakers. I really, REALLY love them, LOL! And I love snowflakes too so I can’t wait for you to see my latest shaker card with the gorgeous Stitched Snowflakes!
Some fun things about this shaker…it is very flat & easy to mail and it uses some “crafty trash” aka the plastic die packaging. Also you could easily change the sentiment to make a Christmas, birthday, hello card, etc.
Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you’ve been inspired by all the fun holiday projects!
Hi friends! Christina here to share a fun Merry and Bright shaker card showcasing some of my favorite things from the October 2024 Holiday Release. I used the Build an Ornament Dies to create shaker ornaments for my card design and added lots of festive greenery and embellishments. Follow along as I walk you through the steps to creating this easy shaker card.
I started by arranging three of the base ornaments on a heavy-weight white cardstock panel trimmed to 4 ¼ x 5 ¼ and die cut them to be the shaker windows. I used the heavy-weight cardstock for extra stability and then die cut the same arrangement again from patterned paper before attaching it to the heavy-weight cardstock.
Next, I die cut the same ornaments from white, pink, and salmon cardstock and attached them to a 4 ¼ x 5 ¼ cardstock panel for the shaker base, using the shaker window panel as a template for their placement. Then I attached foam strips around each ornament, creating wells for the Berry Bright Shaker Beads before adding foam tape to the rest of the base panel. To finish the shaker assembly, I attached acetate to the reverse side of the shaker window panel before placing it on the base panel.
To the front of the shaker panel, I added ornament toppers die cut from matte silver cardstock and pieces of twine tied in little bows. I framed up my ornaments with the largest Scallop Frame Die that I die cut from salmon cardstock before adding the remaining embellishments, including greenery from the Holiday Wreath Builder and the Holiday Mug Additions sets. I added a sweet bow from the Beautiful Bows Dies to one of the ornaments and Cherry Red Pearls to the other two. Finally, I added a sentiment from the Winter Greetings Stamp Set heat embossed with glittery red embossing powder and die cut with the coordinating dies, and for the final detail, a few Metallic Silver Pearls.
That’s it for this Merry and Bright shaker card featuring just some of the beautiful Christmas and winter-themed products in the Holiday Release. Thanks for following along, and I’ll see you again soon!
Good morning! It’s Lindsey here, and I’m delighted to be guest designing for Pretty Pink Posh this month. Isn’t this holiday release amazing?! I combined lots of new goodies (and a few old) on my card today, and I have to admit that it is one of my most favorite cards I’ve ever made. These sweet, sugary colors just make me happy.
First off, I absolutely adore the new Fringe Tree Die! You can fluff it up to add a little or a lot of dimension on your card. It looks fabulous on its own, but I decided to deck it out with trim and sparkly ornaments from the Big Christmas Cupcake Dies. I also embossed some ornaments using theHoliday Icons Stamp Set and coordinating dies.
The only thing missing were the presents under the tree, so I made a whole bunch of gifts using the Big Christmas Cupcake Dies. I finished my card with a quick sentiment from the Winter Greetings Stamp Set(love this set!).
I hope that this card makes you smile and gets you excited for holiday crafting! There are so many fabulous projects to inspire you today, so make sure you keep hopping along. :)
Hello crafty friends, Marine here, I’m thrilled to be back on the blog with this super duper extra colorful and bright card showcasing the Christmas Light Garland die. When I first saw this die, I immediately visualized rainbow garlands, just like the ones my grandfather had on his Christmas tree. It was nice to have those sweet memories while working on this card.
I started with the background and cut a 5,5 x 4,25 inches Strathmore bristol smooth panel that I colored with oxide inks. First, I created a base using, clockwise, kitsch flamingo, dried marigold, squeezed lemonade, twisted citron, salvaged patina and shaded lilac. Next I placed the Cascading Snowflakes stencil on top of my panel, and applied picked raspberry, carved pumpkin, fossilized amber, mowed lawn, peacock feathers and wilted violet for a tone on tone look. I splattered water all over my panel and dried it using a paper towel. I mixed some copic opaque white ink with water and used a slim brush to add splatters on my panel, and I did the same with fossilized amber distress spritz to add gold splatters on my piece of paper.
I set the panel aside to dry, and cut all my Christmas Light Garland pieces: four strings out of white cardstock and multiple light bulbs out of colored cardstock. And for the light caps, I found the perfect die from Big Dump Truck, I cut some of them out of gold glitter cardstock and some out of dark yellow cardstock. Next I assembled everything: I attached the light bulbs on the white garlands in a rainbow order using liquid glue, I added a cap on each bulb, and stuck each garland to my panel using 1mm foam squares.
I added liquid glue on each bulb and sprinkled fine glitter to make them all sparkle, and while the glue was drying, I worked on my greeting. I foiled my Hot Foil Happy Holidays sentiment in gold on white cardstock, and cut each word using Happy Holidays Shadow dies. And I wanted to add a subtle border to my words, so I cut two Happy Holidays Shadows out of vellum, glued those vellum pieces behind my gold foiled words, and finally attached my greeting in the middle of my panel using 2mm foam squares. I stuck my panel to a white card base, added highlights to the light bulbs and caps using a white gel pen, and finished my card with a scattering of Iridescent Mini Star Confetti all over my panel.
And that’s it! I hope that my card has inspired you to use non traditional and bold colors on your holiday cards. Thanks so much for stopping by, see you next time!
