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Hello, Gemma here. Today I’m sharing a card featuring a lovely layering stencil set called Happy Days. It makes such a cheerful and fun card, quickly and easily.

When using the layering stencils, I like to start with a 6×6” card panel. This allows me to get the stencils aligned properly.

I blended each layer with distress oxides – Squeezed Lemonade, Kitsch Flamingo, Spun Sugar, Salvaged Patina, Shaded Lilac, and Hickory Smoke.

On an A2 notecard (4.25 x 5.5”), I adhered three thin strips of coloured card, die cut using the Stitched Strips die set. I chose colours to match the stencilled rainbows.

I trimmed down the stencilled panel and adhered it to the card above the stitched strips. For the sentiment, I used the Birthday Scripts stamp set. I stamped a smaller sentiment directly on the panel, then added a stamped and die cut greeting underneath.

I hope you enjoyed this card. Thank you for stopping by!

Hello friends! It’s Leica here today with a Mother’s Day card, using previously-released sets: Large Floral Hearts Stamp Set, Mom Stamp Set, and Mother’s Day Stamp Set. I love going through my stash and combining different sets, even if they are meant for other occasions. 

To start, I cut a 4 inch square in patterned cardstock and adhered it onto a 4.5 inch lavender card base. I then stamped, cut, and colored the images from the sets mentioned above. I used Copic markers – BG10, BV02/00/0000, E40, R22/20/00/000, Y13/11, and YG23/21.I then adhered the heart onto the card panel and placed a 3.5 inch square in vellum to soften the look of the heart. Next, I foam mounted the floral arrangement and butterflies on the vellum. Lastly, I stamped the sentiment onto a strip of kraft cardstock and glued onto the card panel.

That’s all for this Mother’s Day card. I hope that I’ve inspired you to use older stamp sets to make new cards. Have a great day!

Hello friends, Gemma here. Today I have a card to share featuring the new Flat Pinwheels and Smile Script die sets. Together, these make a fun and happy card.

I began by die cutting the two smaller size pin wheels from the Flat Pinwheels die set, using polka dot patterned papers. I then layered two together to make my pinwheels. For the centre, I adhered a pearl embellishment to match. For the pinwheel sticks, I die cut some Stitched Strips from Kraft card and adhered them to the back of the pinwheels. The Smile Script die is cut from two layers of white card, with a top layer of pink glitter card.

Next, I worked on the background. On a 5.25” square card base, I blended spun sugar distress oxide around the edge first, then blended some more through the Snowfall stencil to add some details.

I adhered the pinwheels to the card, followed by the scripty sentiment. For the dot on the ‘i’, I used a Pink Blush pearl. I used Lilac pearls, Sea Foam pearls and Creamsicle pearls for the middles of the pinwheels. They’re the perfect finishing touch.

I hope you enjoyed this card. If you’re on Instagram, there will be a reel of how to create this card up very soon.

Hello crafty friends! It’s Yoonsun here to share a couple of “Happy Easter” cards with the Daffodils set along with the Fancy Easter Script die. Sunny yellow daffodils are called “Easter flower” because they are one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring and are usually in bloom for Easter. So the daffodils products are perfect for the Easter cards.

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For the Daffodils on the bottom of the card, I laid the Daffodils stencil onto white cardstock, applied Fossilized Amber & Wild Honey Distress inks to petals, Crushed Olive & Mowed Lawn Distress inks to leaves using blending brushes. I then stamped outlined Daffodils using pale beige dye ink in place, die cut them with the Daffodils coordinating dies – This Daffodils trio is so awesome!

For the sentiment, I used the Fancy Easter Script die. I mounted all elements as shown in the picture, and then decorated the card with Creamsicle & Limeade Pearls.

Here is another Easter card with the beautiful Daffodils.

I used the same technique as my first card but adhered Daffodils and “Happy Easter” sentiment on alcohol ink background.

Thank you so much for stopping by!

Hugs,
Yoonsun

Hello crafty friends! It’s Leica here today with a Hoppy Easter card with the cutest Pretty Pink Posh bunny. This is super simple and fun to make. Let’s get started! 

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I first cut a panel in light pink cardstock using the Stitched Notes Die. I then ink blended through the Layered Eggs Stencils with Distress Oxide Inks – Kitsch Flamingo + Picked Raspberry, Tumbled Glass + Spun Sugar, and Milled Lavender + Shaded Lilac. 

I then stamped the bunny from the Easter Circles Stamp Set on a light pink cardstock and colored with Copic markers – W5/3/1, YG03/00, YR02/00. I cut the circle with the coordinating die and layered it with a stitched circle die in white cardstock. Next, I cut the ornate die in vellum and layered all the pieces together. These extra dies are all part of the Easter Circles coordinating dies. 

Next, I cut a 4” x 5.25” panel in white cardstock and a 4.25” x 5.5” panel in pink cardstock. I adhered all the panels  using liquid glue. For the sentiment, I stamped Hoppy Easter from the Easter Wreath Stamp Set on a strip of Kraft cardstock and foam mounted it onto the stenciled panel. Lastly, I adhered the card panel onto an A2 sized card.

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope that you enjoyed today’s card share. 

Hello, it’s Jeanne here for another day of inspiration for Easter theme week. Every holiday makes me feel a little sentimental because it brings back memories of special moments from my childhood, and from time spent with my own children.  Easter always has me laughing about rainbow-colored fingers from egg painting.

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When I was young we would soak our eggs in the cups of dye until they turned the darkest shade of violet or chartreuse. Sometimes it would seem like forever. Maybe you remember making colorful stripes on the eggs or personalizing them with the clear wax crayon included in the dye pack. 

I’m sharing a trio of cards today with colorful striped backgrounds made with Stacked Edges dies. If  you’ve never tried these you should! You’ll love how the borders fit together perfectly keeping your card front smooth and flat – something you CAN’T accomplish with regular borders.

I like to cut three borders at a time. A little wax paper helps free them from the stitched die, and before you know it you’ll have lots of borders in a rainbow of colors. 

The striped backgrounds are topped with images from the Easter Circles stamp set. Even if you don’t celebrate Easter, the pretty spring images like the daffodil and flower bouquet are total eye candy. 

Each of the “Circles” Series stamp sets has a different complimentary die set that can be used as a tag, label, or beautiful frame for the stamps. I used the Easter Circles die and layered it over the Fall Circles coordinating die.

You can achieve lots of different looks with just a few different die sets – each one prettier than the next! 

I hope my cards inspired you to create some colorful Easter projects. There are so many possibilities with these dies and stamps!