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Hi, everyone! It’s Marge here for you today for the first day of Easter Theme Week and I’m sharing a shaker card with you.

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I started by stamping and coloring of a cross from Easter Blessings set and die cut it using Easter Blessings coordinating dies. Then, I ink-blended watercolor card stock with Distress Oxide Inks: Abandoned Coral, Spiced Marmalade, and Tattered Rose.

Next, I pulled out another piece of watercolor card stock and die cut it using Spring Frame Die. I adhered a sheet of acetate film on the back of Spring Frame die cut and made a big shaker. For this, I adhered Double Sided Foam Sticky Strips on the edges of the frame, and I also adhered Square Foam Adhesives on the back of blossoms and leaves so that they would hold the shaker up tightly.

I chose various sequins and seed beads to express my own color palette of gold, orange, and green for this card. Here are what I put into the shaker: 4mm Lime Sorbet, 6mm Lime Sorbet, Evergreen Mix, 4mm Sunshine Glow, 6mm Sunshine Glow, 4mm Lemon Meringue, 6mm Lemon Meringue, 4mm Marigold, 6mm Marigold, 4mm Champagne, 6mm Champagne, Sparkling Clear Seed Beads, Daffodil Seed Beads, Gold Shimmer Seed Beads, and Spring Green Seed Beads.

After I assembled my shaker, I foam mounted Easter Blessings Cross on the acetate window. I die cut Happy Easter Script Die out of gold mirror card stock and white card stock then I adhered them using Multi Medium Matte and put the sentiments under the cross.

Finally, I adhered my shaker onto a card base and finished it off. The Copic markers I used for the cross were E49-E47-E44-E43-E42-E41 and G29-G24-YG03-G20.

Hi, friends! It’s Marge here with you sharing a watercolor Crocus Flowers card. The Crocus Flowers stamp set is so elegant and beautiful that I had so much fun coloring them .

Next, I trimmed a piece of Bristol paper into A2 size, and ink blended it using Distress Oxide inks (Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn, Tumbled Glass, and Mermaid Lagoon). To do this, I masked off upper part of panel using my post- it sticky notes and sponged the bottom part using green inks. Then I masked off the green bottom and then sponged the sky part using blue inks.

I stamped one of the sentiments from Simple Sayings: Courage on top of the panel, and then I adhered Crocus Flowers using Glue Dots and Foam Adhesives.  After I foam mounted my panel to a card base, I added double stranded twine ribbon , Sparkling Clear Sequins Mix, 6mm LimeSorbet and 4mm Lime Sorbet sequins.

Thank you for reading this post, I hope you enjoyed it.  Have a wonderful day!

Hello there everybody, Wanda here guesting on the Pretty Pink Posh blog! I’m sharing a card today using products from the March release.

Start by die cutting the Spring Frame out of watercolor paper. Using your favorite water colors, color in the flowers and leaves on the frame in soft Spring colors. After the water colors are dry, fleck gold paint onto the panel.

Die cut an Easter Egg and water color in pink to match the frame colors. Fleck gold paint onto the egg also.

Attach a panel of aqua cardstock onto the entire front of an A2 card base. Cut a sheet of vellum to fit behind the open portion of the Spring Frame. Heat emboss in gold the “Happy Easter” sentiment from the Easter Eggs stamp set onto the vellum in the top/center.

Attach the embossed vellum directly to the back of the frame by using clear glue around the edges. Once that is dry, attach the frame and vellum over the aqua paper on the card base using foam tape.

Tuck the Easter egg into the bottom corner of the frame and attach it with foam tape.

Hi, everyone! It’s Marge here for you today sharing a card that features Magnolia Flowers set and Spring Frame Die from the Pretty Pink Posh Release.

I started by stamping Magnolia Flowers on 80lb Neenah White paper using a very light colored dye ink, then I colored flowers and leaves using my Copic Markers. I added more shades to the images using Polychromo pencils and then I cut them all using Magnolia Flowers Coordinating Dies.

Hi friends! It is Dana here today sharing a card using the Spring Wreath Stamp Set. While this stamp set has the most gorgeous Spring Wreath, it also has the most adorable “little extras.” For my card today, I am using the little flowers (extras) that are included with the stamp set.

I started my card my stamping my flowers in a single row onto a 1.5 inch piece of white cardstock. I used a random pattern and stamped my flowers with a Copic friendly ink in my Mini MISTI. Then, I colored my flowers with my Copic markers.

Next, I stamped my sentiment and mounted my white cardstock strip onto a piece of black cardstock with foam adhesive. For my card front, I used a piece of rainbow patterned paper cut down a little smaller than my A2 card base.

Hello friends, Angelica here with a card showcasing the new Easter eggs stamp set and Easter Eggs coordinating die.

I stamped the eggs onto Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper with embossing ink. I then heat embossed using gold embossing powder. I used Zig Clean Color watercolor brushes to color the eggs. I pulled random colors and added color to the edges, then used a #4 round watercolor brush and clean water to move the color. I used the coordinating die to cut the eggs out when I was finished.

To assemble the card, I cut a panel of white card stock and blended Broken China Distress Oxide ink onto it. Then I splatter shimmer water onto the panel, let it sit for a few seconds, then dabbed the water up with a paper towel. While the panel was drying, I used the curved scallop die from the Scallop Borders Die Set to die cut plaid pattern paper and green card stock. I glued the papers together, and added a strip of foam adhesive to the backside bottom. I added thin adhesive squares to the backs of the eggs. I stamped and heat embossed Happy Easter on the panel after it was dry, then trimmed it to 4 x 5.25. I added it to an A2 size card base, then added the border and eggs. To finish the card, I trimmed the outside eggs to fit the card base.

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