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Hi Everyone! It’s Melody here with you today for Day 6 of Valentine Theme Week! I have a Valentine card to share with you that was created with one of my daughters in mind. Even though my girls are not “kids” anymore, I still like to give them a card and a sweet treat for Valentine’s Day! I used a combination of both newly and previously released products to create my card. I love the way all the stamp sets and dies work together. 

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Let’s start with the background. I cut a piece of white cardstock for the card front and then used the Wide Stripes Stencil with a light aqua ink to create the subtle background pattern. Next I die cut the Love Shaker Die from a red cardstock and attached the heart to the front of the card. 

Around the heart I created this arrangement with the Love Stamp Set and the Love Coordinating Dies. The stamped images are colored with Copic Markers. I used foam squares to attach some the images. I like the dimension it adds. The sentiment is from the previously released Floral Hearts Stamp Set. I stamped in Versamark Ink and embossed with white embossing powder. 

At the bottom of the card I stamped one of the three borders in the Love Borders Stamp Set and added a sentiment from the Love Stamp Set. 

I finished off the card with a few Buttercream Jewels. I love adding just a little sparkle! 

Thanks for visiting! I hope we have given you some ideas for your Valentines! Stop back by tomorrow for more inspiration. 

Hello crafty friends, Sharna here with some Valentine inspiration for you. I love combining the old with the new and Paulina’s sets all work so well together. On today’s card I combined the original Floral Hearts stamp set with the new Large Floral Hearts stamp set.

I made the background first to establish a color combo to use on the rest of the design. I started with the lightest color of distress oxide ink in Spun Sugar, the next was Picked Raspberries and lastly I used Wilted Violet to darken the bottom edge. I then splattered the panel with white paint and dried. 

I stamped and die cut the open heart design from both the old and new set & picked a sentiment for both I thought worked well together. After making sure the panel was dry I stamped and white heat embossed the sentiments inside each heart. I selected several different shades of copics in pinks and purples to match with the background and a single shade of light green for the foliage. I did not do any shading just simple coloring. With such small images shading is not necessary. 

Lastly to finish off the card I picked a selection of Pretty Pink Posh sequins also in pinks and purples. The purple is Lavender Moon and the pinks come from the Friendship Mix.

I really hope this helped inspire you for your Valentine’s projects! Thanks for stopping by!

Hi Friends! It is Dana here today and I am so excited to be sharing some inspiration for Valentine Theme Week. I love creating for Valentine’s Day and Pretty Pink Posh makes some of my favorite products. All the products in the Valentine Section are 15% off this week so it is the perfect time to buy a few new supplies! 

I have two cards to share with you all, I mixed one of my favorite stamp sets from last year along with a favorite from the latest release. I love how these two sets work so well together. Let’s get started, shall we?

I started my first card by stamping the Large Floral Heart wreath in VersaFine Clair black ink and heat setting it with clear embossing powder. I then used my Zig Clean Color Real Brush pens to watercolor the flowers. (No. 025 PInk, No. 022 Carmine Red, No. 070 Orange and No. 047 May Green) Next, I used the Large Floral Hearts Coordinating Dies to die cut the wreath. 

For my card design, I used the Scallop Border Die Set to die cut my decorative edge. I added this to a piece of orange patterned paper and attached it to my A2 card base. Next, I stamped my sentiment from the Large Floral Hearts Stamp Set onto a banner and added this to my card front along with my die cut wreath. Lastly, I added a few sequins from the Flamingo Pink Jewels Mix to my card front. 

My next card follows the same format as above, though this time I used the Floral Hearts Stamp Set. I stamped the wreath twice, watercolored the wreaths and used the coordinating dies to cut them out. 

For this card layout, I used the straight Scallop Border Die. I die cut it from raspberry cardstock and attached it to my white card panel before attaching everything to my grass green patterned paper. I once again stamped my sentiment onto a banner and added a few jewels from the Flamingo Pink Jewel Mix to finish my card. 

Thanks for joining me today! Join us again tomorrow as we have another day of Valentine inspiration!

Dana

Hi everyone! Ardyth here with a couple of cards featuring the some of the new (and old!) Valentine products. Each day a different designer will be here on the blog with some Valentine inspiration for you!

And to help you celebrate, we’re having a 15% discount on all items in our Valentine Section during this theme week!

Today I have a non-traditional valentine using plenty of different techniques – ink blending, stencilling and double-inlaid die cuts! I started by inkblending a panel of white cardstock with pink and yellow inks. Then I used the new Layered Hearts stencils. With the first stencil layer, I added more ink to give a subtle tone-on-tone look to my hearts and with the second stencil, I spritzed some shimmer spray through to add some shine.

I used the large Scallop Heart die to cut out a heart from the colourful panel (see how I didn’t let it go to waste, below), and then inlaid a black heart.

I blended some more ink onto another white panel, and I cut it with the Love word from the Love coordinating die set, and spritzed the letters with the shimmer spray before inlaying them into the panel.

I used the Happy Birthday to You Script die, and trimmed the ‘you’ from the rest of the die cut. I looped the extra curl on the word over the middle arm of the E for some added interest.

For a sparkly finishing touch, I added some of the darkest pink jewels from the Valentine Mix.

I couldn’t let that colourful heart go to waste so I made another card with it. I popped it up on a white panel and then stacked two layers of the Happy Valentine’s Day Script die on top. More of those pink jewels to finish it off and now I have two valentines to send to friends!

Here’s a video: https://youtu.be/V0RsUE0xJ_Y

Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed these Valentine’s Day cards! Join us tomorrow for another day of inspiration!

Save 15% off items in the Valentine section during our Valentine Theme Week!

Good morning! Heather here today with a fun card for Valentine Theme Week here on the Pretty Pink Posh Blog – and today I’m sharing this soft and sweet card mixing together some of the newest release with some previous ones – I love how Pretty Pink Posh’s products all work together so well from old to new!

I started off for this card by doing some super soft ink blending on my white horizontal card base using Cracked Pistachio and Broken China distress inks.

Next, I stamped, colored, and die cut the images using Pond Friends and Large Floral Hearts stamp set and some simple Copic colors. I also added some sparkly clear Nuvo drops to parts of the floral heart wreath and to the crown, flower, and beaks on the swans.

Once that dried, I layered everything on my inked cardbase, adding a border along the bottom die cut with one of the dies in Stitched Borders 2. I then heat embossed a sentiment  from Pond Friends in white on a thin strip of black cardstock trimmed into a banner shape and mounted with foam adhesive.

Finally, I finished off with a good sprinkling of Sparkling Clear Jewels! I love to adhere these upside down – or with the smaller surface down on the card – I feel like it shows off their sparkle even better that way!

Thanks so much for stopping by today. Join us tomorrow for another day of Valentine theme week!

There’s lots to love during Pretty Pink Posh Valentine Theme Week! It’s Jeanne here today and I’m so excited to be kicking off the festivities with the Pretty Pink Posh LOVE stamp set.  

Save 15% off items in the Valentine section during our Valentine Theme Week!

It’s easy to focus on the L O V E Letters in this set, but once you look past them you’ll see lots of other sweet images in the set.. flowers, hearts, a cupcake and even a little dove! 

I inked the middle of a white card stock panel with Spun Sugar distress ink.  I splattered it with water and some Picked Raspberry ink before penciling in a circle using a circle shaped die as a template.

I arranged all the images from the set along the circle. Some of the images are adhered with adhesive foam tape and others are adhered to the card base to add dimension. A sprinkle of Sparkling Clear Sequins are like sugar – candy for the eyes! 

The sentiment is stamped on a strip of white card stock layered over a stitched scallop border from Stitched Borders 4 in pink.

If you’re smitten with these sweet images just like I am, you’ll want to add them to your stash.. and there couldn’t be a better time than now because all the Valentine products in the store are 15% off!  

Stop by tomorrow when we’ll be sharing more Valentine inspired cards! 

Hi Pretty Pink Posh friends! It’s Jeanne here and I hope you’re having a great day! I don’t know about you but I just love a fairy tale and still there is nothing better than a happy ending!  When I was young I used to love looking through the beautiful books my Grandmother had for us when we would visit.

It wasn’t just the stories that would captivate me.. the beautifully drawn renderings of the events in the book could have me day dreaming for hours.  When I saw the Pond Friends stamp set all those stories came back to me. Stories about becoming who you are and finding your perfect mate. 

My card starts with a soft blue card stock panel stamped with a sentiment from the set. Next I layered on swoops of Stacked Layers 1 of ombre blue card stock to look like waves. A Scallop Oval die cut is left open so the colorful stripes peek through.

Next I adhered the swans and lily pads.  The swans were left uncolored except for their bills and rosy cheeks. I adhered some of the images flat to the card base while others are raised with adhesive foam tape to add dimension.

I know I’ll be reaching for this set for all my real life dreams come true like weddings, engagements, valentines, or just a love letter to my sweetie.

Be sure to visit the blog next week as we’ll have a three day blog hop filled with lots of inspiration. Thanks for stopping by!