Hello friends! It’s time to reveal all of the products that are part of the June 5th release. This collection features beach and summer themed products!
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We will see you tomorrow as we show you the new products in a video and the products go live individually!
Welcome to the last day of sneak peeks of our June 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Stitched Coral, Chevron Pierced Plate, and Good Vibes Shadow die sets.
Hi Friends! It’s Christina and I’m here to share another sneak peek at the incredible June 5th summertime release. Today I’m showcasing the Stitched Coral die set, one of my favorite things from this release. I thought these tropical-colored die cuts paired perfectly with the Watercolor Oval stencil stencil to create a dazzling under-the-sea card design. Below you’ll find even more sneak peek inspiration from the team, but first I’ll share all the details for my inspiration project!
I started by die cutting the elements I wanted to use from the Stitched Coral die set and the new Seashell Border die set from white cardstock. Using tropical ink colors, I ink blended the die cuts using blending brushes and then added texture with a darker ink color and a sea sponge. By the way, sea sponges are a great tool to have in your arsenal; they are inexpensive and can be used with almost any medium to add texture and interest to your craft projects! Finally, to give the coral and the shell die cuts a little shimmer, I spritzed them with coordinating Mica Stains.
To create an under-the-sea backdrop for the die cuts, I started by stenciling the Watercolor Ovalon a white cardstock panel with teal ink. Then, using the new Wave Edges Stencil, I stenciled a wave pattern inside the oval with a darker teal shade. And to give the background a little more interest, I splattered it with plain water and with the same teal ink colors I used for stenciling.
With the background and the die cuts ready to go, I got to work assembling and finishing up my card design. First I trimmed the background panel to 4 x 5 ¼ and attached it to a card base with foam tape. Then I arranged my coral and shell die cuts inside the watercolor oval and attached them with either glue or foam squares, depending on their placement and if they overlapped. Next I added the Hello Script greeting and a gold heat embossed sentiment from the new Sentiment Strips: Summer set. I die cut the sentiment with a Sentiment Strip die before attaching it under the greeting and then added a fewMatte Gold Confetti embellishments.
Keep scrolling to find even more sneak peek inspiration from the team!
We hope you enjoyed this sneak peek. We’ll be back tomorrow with a full picture reveal of the release!
Welcome to day 3 of sneak peeks for our June 5th release. Today we’ll be sharing a look at the new Seashell Border, Seashell Shaker, and Stitched Seashells die sets.
Hello Crafty Friends! Arsenia here — and oh boy, do I have something fintastic to share with you today! I’ve teamed up with some of my favorite crafty pals to bring you a sun-soaked sneak peek featuring the brand-new Stitched Seashells Dies, Seashell Shaker Dies, and the beautiful Seashell Border Die. These dies are everything you need for creating beachy, summery goodness — from ocean vibes to tropical flair!
I’m sharing two cards and a sweet little gift tag that are bursting with seaside goodness, so grab your shades and let’s dive right in!
Ready to make some waves? For my first card, I used the fabulous new Seashell Shaker Die — but with a twist! I created a faux shaker by skipping the acetate and popping up the outer shell with foam tape. Then, I tucked in some super cute bits from the new Underwater Mix Clay — total treasure vibes!
My color palette? Inspired straight from the mix itself — it’s minimal but totally packs a punch! I inked up two shells from the new Stitched Seashells Dies and added some whimsy with the new Stitched Coral Dies. These sets play so well together, like a perfect beach day!
To anchor the design, I added the new Seashell Border Die along the bottom — color coordinated, of course — and for the background, I used the gorgeous new Layered Seashells Stencil with my three fave inks. A little splatter here, a few pearls there, and a ribbon to finish it all off. I stamped a sentiment from the new Seashells Stamp Set, popped it on with the coordinating dies, and boom — instant ocean bliss!
For card number two, I couldn’t wait to play more with the new Stitched Seashells and Stitched Coral Dies. I inked everything up in fresh, beachy colors and paired it with the new Summer Words Stencil for the background — one of my absolute favorites for adding bold, fun texture or soft, subtle vibes depending on your inking style.
To keep things from getting too busy, I used the Seashell Border Die again — this time in crisp white — to break up the background and give my sentiment a cozy resting spot. I layered in the new Good Vibes Shadow Die and a sentiment from the new Sentiment Strips: Summer set, then sprinkled in white splatters, sparkle, pearls, and a bow. And just like that — card two is done and shining brighter than a beach sunrise!
Not one to waste those pretty leftovers, I whipped up a quick and adorable gift tag using the Wonky Stitched Rectangles. I added some leftover shells and coral, then topped it off with the For You Shadow Dies and a couple of blue hearts from the new Beach Town Clay Mix. Perfect for a gift bag, party straw, or a gift topper!
These new goodies are so much fun to play with and beyond perfect for all your summer-themed crafting — think cards, party décor, cupcake toppers, gift tags, and more. This release is pure sunshine and sea breeze — and I’m in love with every single piece!
Here’s a look from the team showcasing the products we’re featuring today.
Stay tuned for more inspiration and happy crafting, friends!
Hi crafty friends! Christina here, and it’s time for some more sneak peeks at the fabulous summer-themed June release. Today I’m super excited to give you the first look at the new Sandcastle Shaker and the new Summer Script die that I combined to create a fun beach day shaker card. Below you’ll find more sneak peek inspiration from the other designers, but first I’ll give you all the details about my card design!
I started by creating the layered background for my beach scene using the new Shoreline Borders to die cut colored cardstock and patterned paper. I adhered the sand layer first, on a light blue cardstock panel, covering about ⅔ of the panel. Before adding the water layers on the bottom third of the panel, I spattered them with a little Distress Ink and water.
I wanted to add some interest to the sky, so I got creative and used the dirt mound from the Big Dump Truck die set for the clouds and the new Summer Icons coordinating dies to create a sun, which I die cut from patterned paper. I glued these in place and trimmed away anything that overhung the background panel.
Next I constructed the Sandcastle Shaker using more patterned paper and filling it with Chocolate Shaker Beads – the colors are perfect for this sandcastle! To keep things simple, I constructed the shaker separate from the card design using thin foam strips and then attached it to my scene with glue. I adorned the castle with red flags and, from the Patriotic Stars Clay Confetti, a few white stars.
To finish things up, I added a greeting and a sentiment by combining the new Summer Script die with a couple of stamps from the new Sentiment Strips Stamp Set: Summer. I chose white cardstock for the Summer Script to coordinate with the clouds and the stars. And for the stamps, I heat embossed them on the same blue cardstock I used for the water before die cutting them with Sentiment Strip Dies and attaching them with foam squares. Finally, I tucked a little starfish from the new Seashell Border die set into the water to balance out my design.
Here are some more samples from the team…
And that’s it for my sneak peek at the new beachy-keen items. Thanks for stopping by! Join us again tomorrow for a look at more of the new June 5th release.
Welcome to the first day of sneak peeks for our June 5th release! This release includes five stamp sets (four with coordinating dies), five stencils, ten standalone dies, and four embellishments.
Hey there, crafty crew — it’s Arsenia here, and I’ve got a splash of sneak peeks to share using some seriously adorable new goodies: the new Seashells stamp set, Seashell Wreath stamp set, and Shoreline Border Dies. I created two ocean-inspired cards, and guess what? No alcohol markers in sight! Yep, I’m showing you how to make a big, colorful impact without picking up a single coloring pen.
I kept things bold and bright using just four dye ink colors — proof that less can definitely be more. Let’s dive right into the fun!
For this beauty, I created a dreamy faux watercolor effect — and it was so fun! I used watercolor paper, spritzed my dye-inked stamp images with water, then let the transformation happen. A few brush strokes here, a second stamp there, and boom — a soft, flowy look perfect for seashells. I used both new Seashells stamp set and Seashell Wreath stamp set! Once everything was die cut, it was time to build the background.
Enter: the gorgeous new Layered Coral Stencil Set. I inked it up using the same bold color combo, then layered it up with Coastal cardstock for some extra pop. A touch of vellum, using the Wonky Rectangles Dies, helped tone it down so my seashells could shine. I used a sentiment from Friend Greeting stamp setwithcoordinating dies and for a sub sentiment I used the new Sentiment Strips: Summer Stamp Set with the Sentiment Strip Dies! Add in some white gel pen highlights, a sprinkle of glittery “bubbles” (hello, Birthday Cake PopsandParty Flags Dies), and a little whimsical bow for good measure — ta-da! Ocean beauty!
Ready for another set? This time, I heat embossed the seashells from the Seashells Stamp Set, on colorful cardstock and gave them a little faux watercolor treatment with matching dye inks and a blending pen — subtle, soft depth that looks so dreamy! I die cut everything with the coordinating dies, added some gel pen sparkle, and used the Shoreline Borders Dies to create a wave out of patterned paper. (There are four shoreline styles in the set — so many possibilities!)
For the background, I went with the new Layered Seashell stencils and framed everything with my beloved Wonky Stitched Rectangles. Add in a sweet sentiment from the new Seashells stamp set and more glittery bubbles, plus a shimmery silver bow, and this card was ready to ride the tide.
Both of these cards are all about bold color, playful texture, and just enough sparkle to make a splash. I hope these ideas inspire you to get creative with your stash — even without traditional coloring!
Get ready — you are going to fall in love with this release. Don’t forget to check out all the other inspiring projects from my crafty friends below!
I hope you’re as excited as I am about these new stamps as we are. The possibilities are endless! Stop by tomorrow as we reveal more new products.
To get started, I cut all the daffodils and tulips in white cardstock and colored each stem and flower using a blending brushes & sponge daubers with a selection pink, yellow, orange and green dye inks. Then I adhered all the stems and florals together using liquid adhesive.
I used the grass border die to cut the top half of a green cardstock A4 panel. I stamped the “Hello Friend” sentiment with VersaMark ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. I love all the sentiments in the Friends Greetings Stamp set. The greetings are beautiful and sweet and perfect for everyday occasions and sending a sweet hello to a special friend.
I adhered the grass panel to a white card base making sure I only applied glue to the bottom half of the grass panel so I could place the daffodils and tulips into the grass.
I just love how happy this card turned out with the bright green grass and cheerful spring flowers! I hope you’re enjoying all the spring florals and warmer weather. Thanks for stopping by and Big Paper Hugs!
I began by die cutting a folded card base with a circle die from my craft stash. Ensure the top of the die sits just above the fold when die cutting to create a circle card base. It will leave a slightly straight edge at the fold, but that will be covered up eventually. My circle card base is 3.75” in diameter.
I cut a second circle, the same size, from plain white card and ran it through the die cutting machine again with the Scallops Pierced Plate to add detail.
To create the easel card, open the circle card base and fold the top part in half inwards. Use a bone folder to get a good fold. Then add adhesive to the lower half of the front folded side and adhere the additional circle on top.
Next, I worked on the wreath. I die cut pieces from the Floral Wreath Builder from coloured card stock, adhering leaves and flowers on to the wreath until I was happy. I then adhered this to the circle card base.
For a sentiment on the front, I stamped and die cut one from the Friend Greeting stamp set, adhering it across the centre of the wreath.
As the easel card needs something to help the folded front stay upright, I stamped and die cut an additional greeting to adhere to the inside. I added several die cut layers behind to add height, which will help the card stand up properly.
There is space at the base of the card to write a personal message to the recipient.
I hope you were inspired by this card. Thanks for visiting!
Hi, friends! Christina here to share a card showcasing many of the beautiful new products from the latest release. TheStitched Hummingbirds are the main attraction in this design, and I combined them with some gorgeous new florals, all ink blended in pretty tropical colors to create just a little bit of paradise on my card front. I also used two new must-have die sets, the Scallops Pierced Plate and the Notched Squares. These are some basic essential dies that you’ll definitely want in your stash!
Below you’ll find a supply list and then all the details about how I used those supplies to create this tropical-inspired card design showcasing some of the lovely things from the May release. Let’s get started!
For this card, I started with die cutting all the elements for the hummingbirds and the florals from white cardstock. I used a combination of Distress Inks and Pawsitively Saturated Inks to color the die cuts, choosing two to three shades of each color so I could build up the color and add shading for dimension. I assembled the die cuts, securing them with glue, and set them aside while I worked on the background panel.
First, I die cut the scallops pierced plate from white cardstock and trimmed it to 4 x 5 ¼ inches before die cutting the second-largest notched square from the top half of the panel. I wanted some dimension to this panel, so I die cut it again to double it up before attaching it to an A2 mint green cardstock panel. In the notched square opening, I inlaid two notched square frames that I die cut from mint green cardstock and a notched square in the very center. I doubled up the largest notched square frame to be even with the background panel. To finish up the background panel, I masked just the pierced scallops area and then splattered the mint green notched squares with Spellbinders Onyx Silk.
With all the components done, my next step was to assemble the card front. I attached the florals around the notched squares with either glue or foam squares and then secured the hummingbirds with foam squares to the center. Next I heat embossed a greeting with white embossing powder on mint green cardstock and die cut it with the coordinating die before attaching it to my card front. For the finishing details, I added a few pink clay flowers and black pearls to the hummingbird’s eyes before attaching everything to an A2 card base.
Thanks so much for reading all about this tropical-inspired hummingbird card showcasing the May release from Pretty Pink Posh! See you again soon!
Hello everyone, June here! Today I’m sharing my process for a card I made using what I think is the absolute highlight of the May release: the Hummingbird Floral stamp set!
I wanted to create a very elegant looking card, so I colored everything in neutral colors. Just some white, warm grey, brown and of course green for the leaves. I also brought in the Spring Birdhouses stamp set to help with building a scene. Of course I had to pick the one with the leaves on it. I layered the flower clusters behind the birdhouse and I love how that turned out!
I didn’t want to put my scene on a busy background, so I used the Scallop Oval Dies to create a window for my birds. That way I could go all out on the background. I used theLeaves Stencil and Distress Oxide in the colors Shabby Shutters and Rustic Wilderness to create a tone-on-tone look. I also splattered some watered down Rustic Wilderness and white acrylic paint on my panel.
I felt like this design would work perfect for something like a wedding card, so I chose the ‘Lots of Love’ sentiment from the Valentine Greetings Stamp Set. I think it’s great how I’m still getting use out of this set after Valentine’s Day! I stamped it using grey ink so it matched the hummingbirds.
Hi, friends! Lauren Taylor here and I’m so excited to share a brand new handmade card with you today featuring the latest and greatest from Pretty Pink Posh!
To create this lovely card, I started by crafting a vibrant background using the Layered Blooming Vines Stencils and Distress Oxide inks in Cracked Pistachio and Lucky Clover for the leafy vines, blending from light to dark. For the second layer of the stencil, I brought in Spun Sugar and Squeezed Lemonade Distress Oxides to create a colorful floral pattern. A touch of watercolor splatters added a bit of shimmer before I die-cut the panel with the Scallops Pierced Plate. Then came the fun part – die-cutting a variety of flowers and greenery from pastel cardstock using the Spring Floral and Vase Shaker Dies. To add depth and interest, I ink-blended Distress Oxides and splattered Distress Spritzes in coordinating colors onto each die-cut piece.
The shaker element truly brings this card to life! I die-cut the Vase Shaker from acetate and adhered the frame. After adding foam adhesive to create a well, I filled it with a charming mix of Enchanted Garden Mixand Enchanted Shaker Beads for delightful movement and sound. Because I felt the background was a bit busy with the floral arrangement, I die-cut a piece of vellum using the Stitched Torn Rectangle Dies and arranged all my die-cut flowers and greenery onto it, using the vase shape as a guide. This allowed me to create a soft layer over the background while still allowing the stenciled details to peek through.
Finally, I adhered the vellum with the floral arrangement to the stenciled background and then attached the shaker vase over it. I added the sweet “You’re My Favorite” sentiment onto the vase and embellished the card with adorable little bees from theBee Friends Stamp Set and coordinating dies, popped up on foam adhesive for dimension.
