Hello, Gemma here today and I’m excited to share with you a sneak peek of the sweet Valentine Circles stamp set that releases January 11th.
There are 6 circle images in this set and they can be used together or on their own. The coordinating die set also includes a scallop edge with stitching, for a decorative finish.
I love these monkeys together. I stamped them and the cupcake image, coloured them with copic markers, then die cut with the coordinating die. I also die cut some plain circles to go behind each image, for some dimension.
For my background, I die cut some patterned paper using the previously releasedStitched Strip dies. I layered these over some white card die cut strips, for more stability, then adhered them to my card base.
On my card base, I stamped a sentiment from the previously released Simple Sentiments stamp set. The large Love word is from the new Valentine Hearts stamp set. I love the look of this large stamped word and am so excited that it has a coordinating die. I embossed it with a pink embossing powder and die cut with the coordinating die. As with the circle images, I added some plain die cuts behind it for dimension.
Finally, I arranged the three images from the Valentine Circles stamp set to finish this fun anniversary card.
I hope you were inspired by today’s card. Stop by tomorrow for a sneak peek at the new stencils!
Hi everyone! Jane here today sharing a sneak peek of some products from the amazing release that premiers on January 11th! I’m sharing a look at the Let’s Party and Party Days stamp sets.
For my first card, I’m featuring the new Party Days stamp set. To start, I created a background by cutting a few small diamonds from the Stitched Diamonds die. The following card stock colors were used (left to right): oyster grey (Ellen Hutson), blush pink (stamp market), apricot (lawn fawn), peach, melon and citrine (stamp market). Next, I arranged the cut diamonds on a piece of white copy paper and glued them down using liquid glue. Then, I used one of the dies from Slimline: Peekaboo Windows to cut the background piece.
Next, I created a shaker window by cutting a piece of white cardstock using the largest slimline die and medium size die from Slimline: Peekaboo Windows to create a frame. A large piece of acetate was adhered to the back of the panel using liquid glue. The balloons from the new Party Days stamp set was stamped to the front of the acetate frame using black StazOn ink. I drew in the strings using a black fine tip sharpie.
Then, I stamped a sentiment from the new Let’s Party stamp set and adhered it to the lower left of the card front. The card front was lined with double foam tape to create a shaker and I used 6mm and 3mm sparkling clear sequins to fill the shaker. Everything was adhered to a slimline card base and that completes the first card!
My next card uses these sweet cupcake images from the new party days stamp set.
To start, I created a striped panel using the Simple Strips die and same cardstock colors listed above. The strips were adhered to a piece of copy paper using double sided tape. Next, I cut a large circle from white cardstock using the largest circle from the Scallop Circles die. Using liquid glue, I adhered the circle to my panel with the strips and cut the overlaying edges away using scissors.
Images from the Party Days stamp set were stamped using copic friendly black ink and colored using the following copic markers:
The sentiment from the new let’s party stamp set was stamped on black cardstock using versamark ink and white heat embossed. Using my paper trimmer, I cut a strip with the sentiment and adhered it to the circle using foam tape. The cupcake images were cut using the coordinating die and trimmed down using scissors. Foam tape added to the back of the cupcake and they were adhered to the front of the card. The circle was adhered to a dot pattern paper (this is dot washi tape on white cardstock) and an A2 piece of oyster grey cardstock by Ellen Hutson. The entire panel was then adhered to an A2 white card base and that completes the card!
The next card and tag set uses images from the new Party Days and Let’s Party stamp sets. I love how these sets coordinate so well together! To create the slimline card, I first stamped and white heat embossed a cake from the new Party Days stamp set. The background was then ink blended using the following inks: party dress, bellini, lemongrass, orange twist (all by Catherine pooler), and peach perfect (altenew). Next, I used a copic marker to add shadows on my cake and a white gel pen used to fill in the white frosting.
Using the Party Days coordinating dies I cut the image and white center frame. Then, I added strips of colored cardstock to the background and adhered everything down using liquid glue. Next, using versafine black ink, I added confetti from the Let’s Party stamp set. The frame was cut from white card stock using the new Slimline: Scallop Frames die and adhered to the outside of the card.
For the tag, I white heat embossed an image from the Let’s Party stamp set and ink blended it using the same inks listed above. Next, I cut the largest circle from the Scallop Circles die set using white cardstock and adhered it to the outside of the tag. Sentiment from the Let’s Party stamp set was white heat embossed on black card stock and adhered using foam tape. Then, I used a hole puncher to create a hole at the top for the ribbon to slip though and that finishes the tag!
Thank you so much for stopping by today! Stop by tomorrow for more sneak peeks of the amazing new release by Pretty Pink Posh!
Hello, crafty friends, it’s Leica. Today I am sharing two Valentine’s cards using products from the Pretty Pink Posh release that is available January 11th.
First, I made a slimline shaker card. I love that PPP now offers slimline dies, as this card size is still very popular. I took the first 2 large dies from the Slimline: Peekaboo Windows die set and cut a frame in white cardstock. For the back panel, I cut a 3.25” x 8.25” cardstock and used the new Lattice stencil in Faded Jeans distressed oxide. I then stamped the scalloped heart from the Valentine Hearts stamp set 5 times and colored with Copic Markers in R35/37/39, B93/91. I turned them into heart balloons by adding strings.
Next, I adhered them to the acetate using foam tape. To make a well for the shaker card, I lined the frame with foam tape and also added foam tape behind the heart balloons so that some of the gems would stay in the top part of the card. The gems I used is Sweetheart Rhinestones. I then stamped the word “Love” from the Valentine Hearts stamp set and die cut with its coordinating die. Lastly, I used glossy accents for the heart-shaped balloons.
The next card is a clean and simple card using the Heart Vines die and All My Love stamp set. First I stamped the heart from the All My Love stamp set and colored with Copic Markers. I then cut the Heart Vines die and left all the pieces together. I taped the heart that I’ve colored behind the Heart Vines die. Next, I glued on the entire piece to a 4.25″ x 5.5″ card base.
For the sentiment, I used the Happy Valentine’s Day stamp from the Love stamp set, embossed onto a black cardstock that I cut using the .25″ strip from the Simple Strips die set, and adhered on the center of the heart. Lastly, I added Glossy Black Jewels for added texture and interest.
I hope you enjoyed these cards using the new items from the upcoming January 11th release! I had so much fun creating these and I hope you are inspired to make Valentine’s cards for your family and friends!
Hello! Today it’s time to announce the team for the upcoming term. It’s always sad to say goodbye, especially those who have been with me for years! We are saying a very sad farewell to Lindsay andSuzy.Both of these gals will be greatly missed!
We do have some new faces on the team- both have been customers and fans from across the globe. Please welcome Elaine and Mona to the Pretty Pink Posh team!
In honor of the new year, we are doing a big $100 gift certificate giveaway! Leave a comment on THIS post sharing your requests for future Pretty Pink Posh stamps, dies and stencils! One lucky comment left by January 8th will win a shopping spree.Congratulations to Neha Mahajan!You’re the lucky winner. I will email you with the prize information!
Thanks for joining us today. Be sure to give lots of love to the designers!
I started off with stamping out the images from Amaryllis Stamp Set onto some vellum and I white heat embossed them. I then cut them out. Next I took some coloured cardstock and cut down strips at different widths and lengths. I adhered them directly onto a white card base and then adhered the vellum pieces over the top with foam tape.
2. Can do stripes instead using different mediums.
3. Use a stamping tool to easily stamp multiples of the images.
Next I white heat embossed the sentiment from Winter Wreath onto a thin strip of black cardstock, cut one side at an angle and adhered it into place. I finish off the card with a hemp cord bow and some clear droplets scattered around.
Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope you were inspired to use some of your scraps to create fun backgrounds!
Next, I started working on my card layout. I ink blended Distress Oxide ink in Salty Ocean and Blueprint Sketch to create my background. For my frame, I used the large Scallop Frame Die. I then cut a birch tree with the Nature Essentials Die Set. Lastly, I splattered a little white craft paint all over my background and my stamped images to create “snow” before attaching everything to my card base.
Thanks for joining me today. I hope I inspired you to pull out some of your favorite Pretty Pink Posh holiday sets and find some time to be creative. Enjoy your day!
To start, I ink blended an A2 piece of card stock using a large blending brush and the following Catherine pooler inks: be mine, rose petals, party dress and pink champagne.
To create a snowy backdrop, I splattered the background using some white gouache mixed with water. Then, I used the Pine Sprigs die to cut a few sprigs from white card stock and adhered them to the edge of the card. The edges were then trimmed with a paper trimmer.
I colored the wreath and few flowers and foliage from the stamp set with Copic Markers and then die cut the images. Behind the wreath I added a circle of dark blue cardstock. I stamped a sentiment from the stamp set in Versamark Ink and embossed with gold embossing powder.
The frame is die cut with the Winter Frame Die. I die cut from white cardstock and then blended Peeled Paint and Olive Distress Inks.
Behind the frame I add a piece of vellum. Before I attached the wreath I splattered the vellum and the frame with gold paint. Then I attached the wreath to the card front and added the additional flowers and foliage on the the left side of the wreath. I finished off with a few Metallic Gold Jewels.
Thanks for taking a look. Stop by tomorrow for another day of holiday inspiration!
Hello! Leica here and I’m kicking off the start of Christmas Theme Week. Today I am sharing a Christmas box card using an older stamp set that I love so much, Angel Friends.
To start, I created the Lawn Fawn pop-up box as directed, in white 110lb cardstock. Next, I die cut panels for the box, using patterned paper. For the box inserts, I used the Lawn Fawn cloud die cuts in white cardstock.
I then stamped images from the Angels Friends stamp set and a few clouds from the Fly a Kite stamp set. I colored with Copic Sketch markers using E55/57/59 for the angels’ hair, Y11 for the halos and star, R20/22/24 for the banners, and RV10/11, R32/20, BG11/10/000, and BV01/00 for the dresses. Next, I used a white gel pen to make polka dots on the angels’ dresses.
The images are cut with its coordinating dies. I arranged them to make a beautiful scene by adhering some images directly onto the box and others are glued on to acetate strips for a floating effect.
That’s all for this simple but adorable Christmas box card. I hope you are inspired to create a special card for family and friends. Happy Holidays!
Hi there, Gemma here for a new Create A Scene feature.
For my scene card today, I’m using the sweet Winter Woodland stamp set. Adding some baubles to the tree adds some Christmas fun.
I began with the background, blending some Hickory Smoke distress oxide ink on to my white card panel. I faded the grey into the white for my wintry scene.
To add texture and the look of snow fall, I flicked the panel with white acrylic paint mixed with water. I also added some flicks with a sparkle spray. For some darker drops, I flicked Hickory Smoke distress oxide ink over the panel too.
Once dry, I layered the panel over a piece of red patterned paper. I stamped a sentiment from the Holiday Greetings stamp set before adhering the panel to a card base.
Next, I stamped images from the Winter Woodland stamp set, coloured them with copic markers and die cut them with the coordinating dies. To add dimension, I adhered some plain die cuts behind the images.
The baubles are from the Angel Friends stamp set. I coloured them with copics and added some metallic gold pen details. Layering them with plain die cuts for dimension, I adhered some gold thread behind each bauble, then attached the other end of the thread behind the branch.
I then adhered all the images to the card to finish my winter woodland Christmas scene.
I hope you enjoyed this winter scene. Thank you for stopping by!
