Hi crafty friends, Alix here sharing inspiration using some products from our newest release. They are adorable and very easy to work with them.
To start with my card, I stamped the images from Winter Wreath stamp setand Holiday Signsstamp setonto a piece of Neenah solar white 80 lbs card stock paper with Memento Black ink and die cut with their coordinating dies. Then I colored them with my trusty copic markers. At this point, I tried to keep my color in different shades of red and green for the traditional holiday look.
It is very easy to prepare the background as well. I splattered gold watercolor paint over a piece of watercolor paper that’s 4.24′ by 5.25″ by tapping the paint brush. Once its dry, I adhere it onto an A2 sized red card stock paper so it created the skinny red stripes for top and bottom of my background.
At last, I attached my colored images on to the background usingMulti Medium Matte and foam tape to finish my today’s card.
I hope that I brought you some holiday inspiration. Happy card making!
Hi, everyone! It’s Marge for you today. I’m going to share a watercolor sunflower card featuring the beautiful Sunflowers stamp set.
I started by stamping Sunflowers on watercolor paper using Distress Ink Tea Dye. I then colored the blossoms and leaves with my watercolor paints. I cut them all using Sunflowers Coordinating Dies, splattered with white acrylic ink and set them aside.
Next, I made a partially stenciled background using the new Wafers Stencil and light brown inks. Then I splattered with dark and red metallic ink over the panel.
In turn, I adhered Sunflowers onto the stencil background using Glue Dots and Square Foam Adhesives, then I rounded natural twine several times around the lower part of the panel. The sentiment from Fall Signs stamp set was heat embossed in white on red cardstock and was adhered over the twine.
Once again, I splatted with some metallic inks all over the scene, adhered Sparkling Clear Sequins Mix around the flowers and then I finished off my card.
That’s it from me for today. Thank you so much for reading this post. Have a wonderful day!
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We’ll be sharing a new video and new inspiration soon. Stay tuned!
Hi friends, Eloise here and today I’ll be making some gift tag cards for you all using the new Holiday Signs Stamp Set. I love creating tags around the holiday season, and these little critters holding cute signs I thought would be the perfect size for them.
I started off with stamping out four of the images fromHoliday Signs onto white cardstock. I coloured them in with Copic Markers, added white gel pen details to them and cut them out using the coordinating dies. I also cut out additional die cuts for the backs of my tags.
I then stamped four different sentiments
onto each of the images, since we have so many to choose from. I then scored
the tops of each of the blank die cuts, added 1/8” adhesive to the tops and
adhered the coloured images on the top. This created an area to write a message
on the inside.
I punched small holes into the tops of each of the tags, threaded through some coloured twine and then tied a small bow at the tops of them, with hemp cord.
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That finished up these super simple gift
tag cards for today, I really hope you enjoyed and were inspired. This could
work with any type of image that’s on the larger side to create some cute
shaped tags.
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Hi, everyone! It’s Marge here for you and I’m sharing two Christmas cards with clean designs that feature some of the new October Release from Pretty Pink Posh.
I decided to make the wreath into a shaker, so I adhered a piece of acetate film on the back of the wreath and put Double Sided Foam Squares and Double Sided Foam Strips on it.Next, I prepared a white card base, place my wreath on it to check where I would put sequins, then I stamped a sentiment from the Winter Wreathset on the bottom, and placed shaker elements on it as shown in the picture below.
My second card is very similar to the first one in design concept. This time, I heat embossed the JOY stamp set using rose gold embossing powder for a softer look. I colored them and cut them all using JOY coordinating dies.
The sentiment from the same JOY set was also heat embossed in white on a piece of deep red cardstock and was foam mounted on the bottom of the card base. In turn, I added Sparkling Clear Snowflakesand red twin and finished off my card.
PRIZES: be sure to leave comments on each stop. We are giving away 4 $25 gift certificates to four random comments (2 winners each day) left before October 22, 2019 at 11:59 PM PST. I’ll be announcing the winners next week, so be sure to return and see if you are one of the winners!
The October 2019 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, Ardyth has that for you today!
Hello Pretty Pink Posh blog readers! Lindsay here with you today with a fun way to use smaller images from stamp sets that can sometimes be forgotten. I’m highlighting the Joy Stamp Set from the latest release.
I like to use the Gina K Wreath Builder Stencil for even stamping with smaller images. For this card I used the 4” template and a piece of white cardstock to start. I started stamping my images with Momento Tuxedo Black ink. In order to fit the maximum amount of images I rotated the paper an extra turn each time in order to stamp each image 4 times rather than 8.
After creating my patterned background using all of the cute smaller images from Joy Stamp Set I got to copic coloring. After finishing my coloring I felt that the background needed a bit more excitement, so I took the small stars from the Joy Stamp Set and stamped with various ink colors to match my copic coloring.
Now that my background was complete, I cut a piece of vellum out from the Stitched Diamond Dies as a spot for my sentiment. I gold heat embossed the long sentiment from the Joy Stamp Set onto black cardstock and then cut up the sentiment in order to layer it vertically.
After adhering all of the vellum and sentiment pieces, I added some Nuvo Crystal Drops for a bit of dimension and called it a day!
Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you pull out your wreath builder and get to making some patterned background with your smaller stamps!
Hello! It’s time to reveal all of the individual products that are part of the October 15th release in picture form.
Here’s a look at the seven new stamp sets that will be available for purchase: Amaryllis, Happy Hanukkah, Happy New Year, Holiday Signs, Joy, Winter Borders and Winter Wreath.
Here are the individual die sets that will be available: Happy Hanukkah Script, Happy New Year Script, Stitched Poinsettias, Winter Frame and Winter Scene.
This release we have five new stencil designs: Christmas Background, Fireworks, Leaves & Stencils, Snowflakes and Whimsical Christmas. These are so fun and versatile!
We have a limited amount of bundles available where you can buy the whole collection in one easy click. This release, we are offering them at 15% off if you buy it all!
See you tomorrow as we show you the new products in a video and the products go live individually.
Hi Friends, Angelica here and have a fun card to share today feature the new Snowflakes Stencil, which is one of FIVE of the new stencils. I am addicted to snowflakes, and couldn’t wait to get busy with this stencil!
I started this card by making the background. I used Sapphire, Sky Blue, and Violet liquid watercolors on watercolor paper. I painted the paper with clean water, and added drops of color. I let the panel air dry between layers. One finished, I attached the stencil to the panel, and spread a thin layer of Ranger Texture Paste.
I used an ornament from Stitched Ornaments Die Setdie-cut this pretty textured paper. I die-cut silver glitter card stock with the topper die, and trimmed a tiny glitter strip to hang the ornament on. I used a bow from the Twine and Bows Die Set to die-cut the silver bow. I stamped and silver heat embossed a sentiment from the new Winter Wreath Stamp Set, trimmed it, and added it to the ornament with thin foam squares.
To assemble the card, I trimmed the background to 4 x 5.25″, and added it to a card base with foam adhesive. I used Multi Media Matte to attach the string, ornament, and bow. My final touch was adding a single Pearl White Jewel to the bow.
Join us tomorrow as we reveal all the new products in a post and the release bundle goes live. On October 15th, all the products will be available individually!
Hello! This is Caly and welcome to our release sneak peek! Today, we’re focusing on the stand-alone dies and they are fabulous! I’ve created two cards, so let’s jump right in and talk about the first card, which is created using the new Stitched Poinsettias.
I began by die-cutting the poinsettias in a red cardstock, the centers in yellow cardstock, and the greenery using green cardstock. I also decided to add some Pine Sprigs to make my cluster more interesting, which I also cut using green cardstock. After die-cutting, I used inks slightly darker than my cardstock to add shading to each element using an ink-blending tool to add color. I did this to the poinsettia and poinsettia leaves only.
Once I was done ink-blending, I added glitter to my poinsettia by applying clear lacquer to the edges and applying glitter, then setting it aside to dry. Next, I worked on my background. I ink-blended the background using Victorian Velvet at the center where I wanted my poinsettia to be, and then blended out towards the edges using Tea Dye Distress Oxide Ink. Then I splattered the panel with water, white paint, and white iridescent paint.
To construct my card, I first curled all the petals on my poinsettias and leaves. Then, I glued the poinsettia pieces together at the center. The centers are attached using foam adhesive for some height. I adhered the entire flower at its center to the card and added some Lemon Drop Jewels to the yellow centers. Finally, I added the foliage and pine springs around the poinsettia and then added my sentiment in the upper right hand corner from the Decorative Ornaments stamp set.
My second card features the Winter Frame die. I die-cut the frame using white cardstock and colored it using Copic markers.
To turn my card into a shaker, I added acetate to the back of my Winter Frame and added foam adhesive to the border. Before attaching, I filled the space with the Merry Confetti Mix which is also new with this release. My sentiment is die-cut from the Happy Holidays Script in gold sparkle card stock and is adhered over the front of the shaker on top of the acetate.
I hope you enjoyed these projects and are excited about the next release! Thanks for joining me today!
