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Hello hello! It’s Leica here with a fun Spring-themed shaker card, featuring the Layered Carrots Stencils. There are 3 different layers of stencils included in this pack and they create the cutest carrot background for a Spring card. 

I started by inkling the A Layer with Dried Marigold Distress Oxide Ink on an A2-sized white card base. Next, I used Spiced Marmalade for Layer B, and finally, Twisted Citron for Layer C. I then sprayed some Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Spray onto a white cardstock that’s a bit larger than A2 and cut the frame from the Fancy Cake Die. I then glued on a sheet of acetate on the back of the frame and added foam tape around the frame to create a well for my shaker card. I filled the card with Easter Garden Mix. And lastly, I cut the Happy Spring Shadow Dies from white cardstock and cut the shadow from the same cardstock that I sprayed with Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Spray. I glued the sentiment on the center of the card and that finishes my card.

I love love love these Layered Carrots Stencils. It’s easy to make a patterned paper look with these stencils and only 3 inks are needed. 

Thanks for stopping by the PPP blog! Happy crafting!

Welcome to the Pretty Pink Posh blog! It’s Leica here and today I’m excited to share a handmade card that I made using the new Spring Birdhouses stamp set and A Little Birdie stamp set.

To start, I cut a 4.25 inch square panel of white cardstock and ink blended it with Salvaged Patina Distress Oxide Ink. I love the soft, pastel look of this color! To add some texture, I splattered the panel with white ink and stamped a sentiment from the Spring Birdhouses stamp set using Versafine Onyx black ink.

Once my panel was complete, I glued it onto a 4.5 inch square card base to create the foundation for my card. Then, I stamped, colored, and cut out some adorable images from the Spring Birdhouses stamp set and A Little Birdie stamp set. 

To add dimension to the card, I foam mounted the images onto the panel, except for the birdhouse. Instead, I attached a piece of twine to the birdhouse so that it looked like it was hanging from a tree branch. I love the way the birdhouse swings back and forth – it adds an element of surprise and playfulness to the card.

I had so much fun creating this card using Pretty Pink Posh’s stamps. The Spring Birdhouses and A Little Birdie sets are perfect for creating cheerful, whimsical cards that are perfect for any occasion.

Thank you so much for stopping by the blog today to check out my card! I hope it inspires you to create something beautiful with these stamps. Have a great day!

Hello friends. It’s Leica here today and I’m so excited to share with you all a card that I recently made using the new Get Well Soon stamp set! As a cardmaking enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for fun and creative ways to brighten someone’s day, and this stamp set definitely fits the bill.

To start, I took a 4.25 inch square white cardstock and stamped a variety of images from the Get Well Soon stamp set. I used my trusty Copic Sketch Markers to add some vibrant colors to each of the images. Once I was happy with the coloring, I carefully foam mounted the card panel onto a 4.5 inch square white card base, creating a sturdy and durable foundation for my card.

Next, I cut the ornate label from the Get Well Soon coordinating dies out of white cardstock. I then used Antique Linen Distress Oxide Ink to add some dimension and interest to the label, and finished it off with a few splatters of water and white ink.

For the sentiment, I used Versafine Onyx black ink to stamp a sweet and uplifting message onto the label. I then carefully foam mounted the label onto the center of the card, creating a striking focal point.

I’m really happy with how this card turned out. While it may be a simple design, I know that the bright and cheerful colors will definitely help to lift the spirits of the recipient. The Get Well Soon stamp set is truly a must-have for anyone who loves to create thoughtful and meaningful cards for their loved ones.

Thanks for taking the time to read my blog post, and I hope that this has inspired you to try out this stamp set for yourself! Happy crafting!

Hello, Gemma here. I love the new Layered Music Notes stencil. I made a Father’s Day card and improvised some vinyl records to continue the musical theme.

I chose an ombré of blue distress oxide inks for my background – tumbled glass, stormy sky and chipped sapphire. I trimmed down the panel and adhered to a top folding A2 card base.

Next, I die cut the Stitched Duo 2 die from both navy blue and pearl black sparkle card stock. This die cuts a stitched rectangle panel with 6 stitched circles. I’ll only use the circles from the black stitched duo 2 die cut, but can keep the panel for another card.

On the bottom edge of the navy blue die cut panel, I white heat embossed a father’s day greeting from the Dad stamp set. It fits perfectly in this space.

I adhered the navy panel and circles to the centre of my stencilled panel. I then adhered the black sparkle circles on top, to be my records.

To complete the look, I adhered some of the new Aqua Shimmer and Blue Shimmer to the centre of the circles. You could also use normal sequins, to give the hole in the centre, but I really wanted to use these beautiful new shimmer confetti mixes on my card today.

Thanks for joining me today! I hope you were inspired by this card idea!

Hello crafty friends, it’s Leica here. Are you looking for a unique and personalized graduation card idea? Look no further than the new Graduation Mug Additions Dies by Pretty Pink Posh! These versatile dies allow you to create customizable graduation-themed elements in any color scheme, making them perfect for celebrating the achievements of your loved ones.

To showcase these dies, I decided to make a box card in light blue cardstock using the Scallop Box Card Dies. I love how this card design adds dimension and interest, while also providing plenty of space to add your own embellishments or stamped images. 

For the background panel of the box card, I chose a sheet of patterned paper with stars that added a festive touch. Then, I used the Graduation Mug Additions Dies to cut out the graduation-themed elements in black, blue, gold, silver, yellow, and white cardstocks. I particularly loved the graduation cap and diploma, which added a playful and celebratory touch to the card.

To make these elements appear as if they were floating, I adhered strips of acetate to the banners, graduation cap, numbers, and stars. This technique created a fun and dynamic effect that made the card stand out even more.

Finally, to add a touch of elegance and sophistication, I hot foiled the Hot Foil Congrats Script in gold foil on white cardstock and cut it with the Congrats Shadow Dies. I love that the Hot Foil Dies make it easy to add stunning metallic accents to my projects.

That’s all for my card share for today. Thank you for reading, and I hope my card has inspired you to create your own handmade cards using the Graduation Mug Additions Dies! Have a great day!