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Good Morning Friends! It is Dana here today, and I am excited to be sharing some inspiration for Easter Theme Week with you all. I love how some of the older products can be mixed and matched and coordinate so well with the new release. Let’s get started, shall we?

Don’t forget: ALL items in the Easter section are 15% off this week!

For my first card, I began by creating my background. I sprayed the back of the Easter Background Stencil with Pixie Spray to hold the stencil in place. I then attached the stencil to a piece of Bristol smooth cardstock and ink blended Distress Oxide Ink onto my panel. The colors I used were: Cracked Pistachio, Tumbled Glass and Shaded Lilac.

Next, I applied Glitz Glitter Gel in White over my background and stencil.

*I only picked up the stencil to take my photo…for this step you want to apply the Glitz Gltter Gel without moving the stencil. The Glitz Glitter Gel creates such a gorgeous sparkly background!

I set my background aside to dry and began working on the rest of my card. I stamped the adorable bunny and flowers from the Bunny Friends stamp set. I colored my images with Copic markers and used the coordinating dies to cut them out.

I attached my bunny and flowers to a vellum scalloped square, die cut with the Spring Days Die Set. Lastly, I used the Spring Blessings Script Die to die cut my sentiment. I attached this to my card panel with a little liquid glue to finish my card. 

For my next card, I once again began by creating my background. I used Distress Oxide Ink in Worn Lipstick, Spiced Marmalade and Squeezed Lemonade along with the Easter Background Stencil. Once I had applied my ink, I added Glitz Glitter Gel in White to my background…creating another sparkly card panel!

I stamped the bunny friends from the Spring Days stamp set and colored them with Copic Markers. I then used the Spring Days die set to die cut my square and scalloped frame. 

To finish my card, I once again used the Spring Blessings Script Die for my sentiment. As you can see, I die cut my sentiment a few times and stacked them. This helps add a little dimension and stability to the sentiment.

Thanks for joining me today and I hope you enjoyed my cards! I hope to be back soon to share another project with you all.

Also, remember that all of the products in the Easter Category are 15% off this week only. Happy Shopping!

Dana

Hi everyone! Jane here and I’m so happy to be sharing this card featuring products from the new Pretty Pink Posh release for Easter Theme Week!

Don’t forget: ALL items in the Easter section are 15% off this week!

To start, I ink blended the background on an A2 piece of Bristol smooth cardstock using the Easter Background stencil. The following Catherine pooler inks were used: shea butter, tiki torch and it’s a girl. Then the panel was cut using the Eyelet Borders die set and foam mounted to an A2 card base.  

Flower and butterfly images from the Spring Scene die set were cut from Bristol smooth cardstock. The images were then watercolored using zig real brush markers and adhered to the card front using liquid glue.

I used a piece of black card stock to cut the sentiment from the Spring Blessings Script die and the sentiment was attached to the card front using liquid glue.  And that completes the card!

For the second card, I used a mix of old and new sets to create a scene with this cute bunny.  I love how the bunny seems to be jumping for joy among the brightly colored flowers!  

Starting with an A2 piece of Bristol cardstock, I ink blended the sky using the Layered Clouds stencils. Images from Bunny Friends and Spring Days stamp sets were stamped and colored using zig real brush markers.  The images were then cut using the Bunny Friends and Spring Days coordinating dies.

Sentiment from the bunny friends stamp set was stamped using black ink and the images were adhered around the card using a combination of foam squares and liquid glue. I added some white gel pen accents to the images for additional interest.  

A white frame was cut using the Scallop Frames die and attached to the front of the card using foam tape.  

Thank you so much for stopping by today.  I’m so happy to be sharing these cards with you and hope they put a smile on your face!  
– Jane

Hi Friends! I hope you’re enjoying Easter Theme Week! The new Pretty Pink Posh March Release has lots of new products to choose from! You’ll find new stamps and dies like the Spring Days stamp set with coordinating dies I used on my card today. 

Save 15% on all items in our Easter section this week!

Because all the stamps in the Pretty Pink Posh collection are by the same designer, they’re fun and easy to mix and match.

I started by stamping, coloring and die cutting rows of colorful daffodil and tulips. I layered them on a panel of card stock colored with distress ink (Citron Twist & Mowed Lawn).

I added a Bunny Friend and an Easter Friend and eggs. These elements are adhered with adhesive foam tape to add some dimension to the card.  The finishing touch is a sprinkle of Shamrock jewels. 

Stop by tomorrow when we’ll be sharing more Easter themed projects just in time to make for those on your bunny list! 

Good morning, crafters! Adelle here and I’m happy to share with you the news that today begins Easter Theme Week at Pretty Pink Posh and you can find all items in the Easter section at 15% off!

For this project, I used a combination of products from both the amazing new release as well as some from prior releases.  To begin, I stamped the Easter eggs border from the Spring Days stamp set on a panel of 80# cardstock. I then used the coordinating Spring Days dies to partially cut the lower portion of the stamp. 

Next, I used Copics to color the eggs (color list on my blog post), and then used the Spring Days dies to cut a mask for the eggs to be used later.  First, I needed to prep my card base.

Using a landscape card base, I used the die to cut the lower half of the front of the card.  On the interior lower half, I used Post-It tape to mask off a sliver that I inked with Distress Oxide in Twisted Citron and Mowed Lawn. I removed the tape and set the card base to the side to work on my front panel.

I applied the mask on top of the eggs and lightly ink blended a background using Distress Oxide in Tumbled Glass. 

On another panel of white cardstock I used the Distress Oxide greens again to ink just enough area so that I could use the scalloped square from the Spring Days coordinating dies. I then white heat embossed “Happy Easter” from the Easter Eggs stamp set onto the die cut piece. I then stamped a couple of bunnies from the Bunny Friends stamp set, cut them out using the coordinating dies, and colored with Copic markers.

To finish the card, I adhered the egg panel onto the card base and then used foam tape to pop up the bunnies and sentiment. I love the bright colors of Spring!

Products Used

• PPP Spring Days stamp set
• PPP Spring Days coordinating dies
• PPP Easter Eggs stamp set
• PPP Bunny Friends stamp set
• PPP Bunny Friends coordinating dies

Thanks for reading, and be sure to visit the Easter section of the Pretty Pink Posh store to see all the fantastic products available for 15% off!

Hello friends! Angelica here and today were are working with stencils. I picked the new Layered Clouds (2 pack) and Easter Background stencils for my cards and brought in a few more new products for finishing touches.

This is the Easter Background stencil. I sprayed the back of the stencil with Pixie Spray, and attached it to white card stock. I ink-blended a pastel rainbow over the stencil, then applied a layer of White Glitz Glitter Gel for lots of sparkle. I removed the stencil carefully, set the panel aside to dry, and cleaned the stencil immediately. I used an Eyelet Border Die to die-cut white card stock, and Spring Blessings Script Die to die-cut pink card stock. I attached the die cuts to the panel once dry, and added the panel to a card base.

I couldn’t resist making a baby card with the Layered Clouds stencils. I picked blue card stock and inks, in honor of the new baby boy that’s about to join the Pretty Pink Posh family!

I blended Sky Blue and Summer Shower inks over the stencils, starting with the lightest color first. I trimmed the panel once finished, and used the scallop square die from Spring Days coordinating die set to die-cut a window. I also die cut a white scallop square, and used the smaller square from the same die set to die cut the middle. I stamped and white heat-embossed a sentiment from Little One stamp set, added the frame to the window, and attached the panel to a card base. (I blended a little bit of blue ink to the card base before adhering the panel.) I finished the card with a colored baby lamb from Little One stamp set, using foam squares to attach him to the card.

Working with stencils is one of my favorite ways of making backgrounds. The new stencils are no exception! I hope I have inspired you with stencil ideas.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Good morning! Heather here and I’m excited to be sharing some sneak peeks with you today of the brand new dies that are part of the upcoming Pretty Pink Posh release on March 20th!

First up, I have this card featuring the fun new Spring Scene die, as well as one of the new Script Sentiment Dies – Spring Blessings!

I die cut this die from white cardstock, and then colored each individual piece with Copic markers before reassembling it onto my card front.

I also die cut some scraps of cardstock over just the butterfly part of the image to gain a couple more butterflies to embellish my card – can you see the darling stitching detail on the butterflies?

I added some glittery clear Nuvo drops over the flowers and butterflies – love the bit of sparkle that it adds!

Sentiment was die cut from black cardstock and adhered in place, and then I finished off with some lovely jewels in Spring Green, Lemon Drop, and Watermelon for just a little bit of additional sparkle!

Next up, I have a duo of cards featuring the new Decorative Cross die, as well as the new Eyelet Borders Dies! I’m a sucker for making two cards when I end up die cutting enough pieces for it – and I hate to waste the leftovers, so that is how I ended up with these two cards.

So, for this first card, I die cut the image once from gold glitter cardstock, and once from white cardstock.

I die cut a border on a panel of white cardstock with the new Eyelet Border, then masked off a rectangle that was roughly the same size as my die cut image, and blended a mix of 3 different purple distress inks over it – Milled Lavender, Wilted Violet, and Dusty Concord.

I added some splatters with a mixture of Perfect Pearls and water, then removed the mask, and adhered the gold glitter portion of the die cut in place, and popped up the white portion on foam adhesive. I added a few Sparkling Clear Jewels on the center of the cross, adhering them small side down for extra sparkle.

I filled in the center of each image with Glossy Accents – love how this almost gives a stained glass feel, and changes the appearance of the color of the distress ink under it. It also gives some lovely shine to the image! Finished off with a sheer bow along the side, and then adhered it to a coordinating purple card base!

The second card, you may notice, uses the reverse die cuts from the Decorative Cross on the last card. Why waste those extra die cuts when you can use them for something else, right?

For this card, I used a lavender card base, and adhered the parts of the decorative cross in directing in place.

I die cut a couple of thin borders using Eyelet Borders Dies, and adhered those along each side of the card – also adding a very thin strip of gold glitter cardstock along that edge to pull all the gold together.

Added a few more of those same Sparkling Clear Jewels around the image, and heat embossed a sentiment from the darling little baby themed Little One stamp set – the sentiment just seemed perfect for this card!

So there you go – two cards in one! Which version is your favorite?

Thanks so much for stopping by today – have an absolutely wonderful day!

Hi Pretty Pink Posh friends! Suzy here and today I have a post sharing two new stamp sets called Hedgehog Friends and the free with order stamp set from last month called Ladybug Friends. I have 3 cards showing these new sets that will be available on March 20th.

The Hedgehog Friends is my favorite stamp set from this new release as I love critter stamps! This set is just adorable as not only does it have a lot of cute critters, it also has a bunch of complimentary stamps to help create scenes. On both of my cards, I use ALL of these smaller stamps as well as the hedgehogs!

This card is a slim-line card and measures 3.5” x 8.5”. I cut a piece of cardstock to be 7” and folded that in half for the card base. I cut the remaining piece to be 3.5” and used that for the front of the card. I used the new Layered Clouds stencil to make the sky with Distress Oxide Inks. I colored in grass with colored pencils.

I stamped all of the images using the Hedgehogs Friends stamp set with a light color of ink and colored them in with colored pencils. I die-cut the Spring Blessings Script from white cardstock twice and layered them on the top of the card.

I added some Nuvo Glitter Drops to the images to give them more dimension and shine!

I made this card by “random stamping” all of the smaller complimentary stamps on a white card front with a light color of ink. I colored them in with colored pencils. I added shading behind each image with a gray pencil.

I die-cut the Spring Scene from white cardstock twice. I attached the first one to the top center of the card front and colored all the pieces from the second one with Copic markers. I then attached that one over the first one for more dimension and to make it easier to get the pieces in the right place. I stamped the hedgehog and colored her in with colored pencils. I attached that image to the front of the circular die. I stamped the sentiment on a stitched rectangle and attached that to the bottom of the card.

I stamped the ladybug stamp over and over on a white card base with black ink as I call “random stamping”. I turned him every which way to create a pattern. I love that you can make this card with just one ladybug stamp! I colored them all in with colored pencils in different bright colors. I attached that to a black card base.

I added some lines on each ladybug with a white gel pen. I embossed the sentiment on a black stitched rectangle with white embossing powder. I used some Pretty Pink Posh Jewels on top of the sentiment rectangle.

Thanks so much for visiting the blog today and I hope you are enjoying this new release. It is chock full of fun and cute images that will add some cheer during these tough times!

Suzy

Hello friends! This is Angelica and I am back today to showcase the new Tulips stamp set (releasing on March 20th). Tulips are one of my favorite spring flowers and I couldn’t wait to color these images!

This stamp set has a coordinating die set, but I chose to make a  one-layered card, using masking paper. I stamped the top layer first, covered the flower, then stamped the background flowers. I used Polychromos pencils to color the flowers. I always start with a white pencil, and lightly color in where I want my highlights to be. Then I colored the flowers with the main color. I used Van Dyke Brown and Brown Ochre to add my shadows. I finished my coloring with a white pencil again, reinforcing the highlights.

I trimmed the panel with the stitched rectangle die from Stitched Notes, and adhered the panel to a card base with foam adhesive. I used the Hello die from Hello Friend Script Die for my sentiment. I die-cut white card stock three times, stacked and glued the words together, and glued the word over the petals to finish the card.

I love how this card turned out. Using colored pencils on gray card stock really helped the flowers stand out. I hope I was able to share some springtime inspiration.

Thanks so much for stopping by! Join us tomorrow for another sneak peek!