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Hello friends. It’s Leica, and I’m here to show you a super easy Christmas shaker card made possible by the Tree Cover Plate. I get really excited when I can whip up a card in just a few minutes. Let’s get started!

First, I cut the Tree Cover Plate from light pink cardstock and glued a sheet of clear acetate on the back. I added foam tape all around the edges and in the spaces between the trees. Then, I sprinkled in some Christmas Cookie Shaker Beads. After that, I peeled off the backing of the foam tape and glued on a patterned paper that’s A2-sized.

For the words, I used white heat embossed with a saying from the Sentiment Strips: Christmas stamp set on red cardstock. Then, I cut it out with a die from the Sentiment Strip dies and gave it some extra pop by mounting it with foam. To make things extra special, I added Metallic Gold Pearls here and there for a touch of sparkle.

I’m just thrilled with how quickly this card came together. I hope it gets your creative juices flowing to make some cards with this new cover plate. Happy crafting!

Hi friends, Gemma here. Today I’m sharing a card with the Layered Christmas Trees stencil set and the Hot Foil Merry Christmas. I chose a palette of black grey and gold.

The Layered Christmas Trees stencil set has three layers, but I’m only using two on this card. I’ve skipped layer C with the tree trunks.

With layer A, I blended distress inks in Lost Shadow, Hickory Smoke and Black Soot.

I used some Nuvo Glacier Paste in Golden Era with layer B. Remember to clean your stencil well after using any kind of paste. I put the stenciled panel aside to dry, whilst I worked on the sentiment.

On black card, I foiled in gold the Hot Foil Merry Christmas words. I then used the Merry Christmas Shadow Dies to cut them out, adding two additional layers for dimension.

I adhered a piece of black card on to a 6” square card base, then trimmed down the stenciled panel and adhered to the card with foam tape. I then added the foiled sentiments in the centre of the card to finish.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope this card inspired you!

Hi crafty friends, it’s Leica! Today, I’m excited to share a fall-themed card with you, featuring the Fall Mug Additions Dies. These are a fantastic addition to the Mug Dies collection that I really adore from PPP.

To start off, I cut the largest die from the Stitched Torn Rectangles Dies in teal cardstock. I used Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Ink to color the bottom part to give it that ombre look. I added some white ink splatters and teal watercolor to make the card more interesting. Then, I used a pink piece of cardstock as a background for this panel.

Next, I used the Fall Mug Additions Dies to make some cute elements using different colored cardstocks from Spellbinders. I also added a sentiment from the Sentiment Strips: Fall stamp set and cut it into a fancy shape using the Sentiment Strips Dies. Finally, I glued everything onto a white piece of cardstock.

What I really love about this card is how quick and easy it was to put together, without needing to do any marker coloring. Making cards like this is something I enjoy a lot! Thanks for visiting the PPP Blog today.

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Hello, crafty friends! Leica here with a super cool Thanksgiving card to show you. I used some fall stencils and dies from Pretty Pink Posh to make this card extra special.

To start things off, I took a piece of white cardstock that’s 4.75 inches square. Then, I ink blended it with Antique Linen Distress Oxide Ink. I also used a stencil called Falling Branches, and I used the same ink to make a cool pattern. I did this to make the colors match nicely. To add a border of color, I glued the card panel onto a 5-inch square brown cardstock.

Next, I used the beautiful dies from the Fall Cornucopia Dies. I cut them from different colored cardstock and put some right onto the card. Others I made pop up a bit by using foam tape. I also added a sentiment on a black strip, and I white heat embossed it  to make it stand out. Then, I used foam tape for added dimension.

Last thing I did was glue the card panel onto a 5-inch white card base, and ta-da, the card is done! I really hope this makes you feel excited to try making your own Thanksgiving cards using the Fall Cornucopia Dies.

Hi friends, it’s Gemma here and today I’m sharing a card with the fun Christmas Cupcakes stamp set.

I stamped out three images from the Christmas Cupcakes stamp set, coloured them with copic markers, then die cut them with the coordinating dies. I love to add sparkle for Christmas, so used liquid glue and loose glitter to add glistening details to each of the cupcakes.

Copic Colours:

Tree cupcake wrapper: R22-24, N0-1, Tree cupcake:  G40 G43 G14, Y13-15 Tree: E57, G07 G14 G17 Santa: E00 E11-13 R30 R20 N0-1 Santa hat: R22-27 Gingerbread Man cupcake wrapper: R24 G14 Gingerbread man cake: E40-41 B01 Gingerbread man: E30-33 R24 G14

Next, I worked on the background. I used the Stitched Torn Rectangles to die cut two large panels in sparkle red and pearl green card. I also cut the second largest rectangle from white card. On the white card panel. I stamped a sentiment from the Sentiment Strips: Christmas set.

Next, I offset layered the red and green panels along the longest edge of the white card panel. I needed to cut down the larger panels so I could add this layered detail to both edges.

I adhered the layered panels on an A2 landscape card base, then added the Christmas Cupcakes on top with foam strips to finish.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope this card inspired you!

Hi there, crafty friends! Leica here, and I’ve got a jolly Christmas shaker card to share with you. I used some dies, stencils, and shaker bits from the Pretty Pink Posh October release.

To kick things off, I used the Jade ink from Pigment Craft Co to color in the Layered Christmas Trees stencils. Then, I added some Finnabair Snowflake Paste to add detail to the tree (it’s the B layer of the set). I decided to skip adding the tree stems.

Next, I made a pink frame using the Fancy Cake dies. I glued a piece of clear plastic on the back and put foam tape all around it to create a well for the shaker part. Then, I filled it up with some Christmas Cookie Shaker Beads. It’s a blast to shake this card with those beads inside!

After that, I put together a stocking using the Build A Stocking dies and filled it with elements from the Holiday Mug Additions dies. The cute little gift is a rectangle from the Build A Stocking Dies and the Stitched Strips dies.

For the words, I used hot foil to make “Merry Christmas” in gold on white cardstock and cut it with the matching Merry Christmas Shadow die. Then, I added some pizzazz by white heat embossing “Merry” on a strip of red cardstock and sticking it onto the card panel with foam.

Finally, I glued the card panel onto a standard A2-sized cardstock, and that wraps up my card.

Thanks a ton for stopping by, and I really hope you enjoy today’s card share. Have a splendid day!

Hello, crafty friends! It’s Leica here and I’m thrilled to share a fall-themed Thank You card that’s a breeze to create thanks to the fall dies and stencils from Pretty Pink Posh. The best part? No marker coloring required this time, making it a real treat. I’ve been all about these marker-free creations lately!

So, let’s dive in. I started with a 4.5-inch white cardstock, which served as the canvas for my card. To give it a fun backdrop, I used the Layered Fall Wreath Stencils. Using Distress Oxide Inks in shades like Dried Marigold, Mowed Lawn, Spiced Marmalade, and Twisted Citron, I was able to achieve the look of patterned paper with the magic of PPP stencils. 

Next up, I cut the Easter Basket Dies in kraft cardstock and filled it to the brim with gorgeous sunflowers. I created these blooms using the Fall Cornucopia and Fall Mug Additions dies, all cut from Spellbinders cardstock. To add an extra dash of charm, I nestled some leaves behind the sunflowers and playfully placed a couple of acorns on the left side of the basket.

For the sentiment, I went with the heartfelt ‘Thankful For You’ stamped from the Sentiment Strips: Fall stamp set onto a tag, discreetly tucked behind one of the sunflowers. To frame the stenciled panel, I cut a dark green cardstock to  4.75-inch square and layered my stenciled panel atop it. This gave the card a splendid border of color. Finally, I glued the card panel onto a white card base.

And that’s a wrap for my card! I have to gush about how much I adore the Easter Basket Dies—it’s such a delight to fill it with cheerful sunflowers for an autumn-themed masterpiece. My hope is that this card inspires you to dust off this basket die and embark on your own crafting journey this season. Happy crafting!