Sneak Peeks

Welcome to day 3 of sneak peeks for the August 6th release! From treat buckets to playful ghosts, caramel apples, and more, these seasonal designs are perfect for all your upcoming Halloween projects! This release includes five stamp sets, four coordinating dies, twelve standalone dies, four stencils, and four embellishments.

Today we’ll be taking a look at three of the new standalone die sets: Pumpkin Face Shaker, Decorative Pumpkin and Boo Word Shaker.

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Hello, crafty friends!! Brenda here with you today! I’m super excited to be sharing sneak peeks of the new August release! This release is packed with lots of Halloween and fall goodness!! I’m sharing sneak peeks of the Decorative Pumpkin Die, Pumpkin Face Shaker Dies and the Boo Word Shaker Die Set! You’ll also see a peek of a few other sets that are making their debut, as well!

My first card features the Decorative Pumpkin Die, a sentiment from the Boo Greetings Stamps & Dies and the previously released Spider Web Cover Plate Die!

I started by die-cutting the Spider Web Cover Plate from white cardstock and layering over a panel of purple cardstock.

Next, I die-cut the Decorative Pumpkin Die from orange, yellow, green and purple cardstock. The outline in the set was cut from white cardstock. I adhered the orange die-cut layer to the white background and inlaid the other colors into the openings. I added the black dots to the ghost’s eyes, then adhered the pumpkin to the bottom of the panel with liquid glue. 

The sentiment, from the Boo Greetings Stamp Set, was stamped onto white cardstock with purple dye ink. It was cut out with the Coordinating Die and popped up with foam squares. I adhered the black and orange spiders together, slightly offset, then popped those up with foam squares, as well.

My second card features the Pumpkin Face Shaker Die Set, Halloween Banner Greetings, Banner Greetings 4 and the Clouds Stencil!

I began by stenciling the Clouds Stencil onto a panel of white cardstock with Mustard Seed, Carved Pumpkin and Wilted Violet Distress Inks. I blended Mowed Lawn Distress Ink along the bottom of the panel, then die-cut it with the largest die in the Pinking Rectangles Die Set. It was splattered with diluted black dye ink, and once the ink was dry, adhered to panels of black and orange cardstock.

I created the shaker element with the Pumpkin Face Shaker Die Set. I taped the two pumpkin dies together and die-cut it once from orange cardstock and several times from heavyweight white cardstock. The solid layer was cut from orange cardstock and acetate, then stem and leaves from green cardstock and the face from black cardstock. I used Rusty Hinge and Rustic Wilderness Distress Inks to add shading to the die-cuts, then adhered all the pieces together, adding Candy Corn Carnival Mix and Halloween Fun Shaker Beads for the shaker bits. It was adhered to the background with liquid glue.

The sentiment, from the Halloween Banner Greetings Stamp Set, was white heat embossed onto black cardstock and cut out with a die in the Banner Greetings 4 Die Set, along with another layer from orange cardstock. The stick for the “flag” was cut from black cardstock using a die in the Summer Drink Shaker Die Set. It was adhered with liquid glue and the flag layers were adhered slightly offset, then it was popped up with foam squares.

My third and final card features the Boo Word Die Set, Mini Ghosts Stamps & Coordinating Dies, Halloween Silhouettes Background Stencil, Halloween Banner Greetings Stamps and Banner Greetings 4 Die Set!

I started by stenciling the Halloween Silhouettes Background Stencil onto a panel of white cardstock with Twisted Citron and Wilted Violet Distress Inks. It was die-cut with the largest die in the Stitched Torn Rectangles Die Set. The largest die in the Boo Word Die Set was cut from the background (be sure to hang onto the middle pieces of the letters). A piece of acetate was adhered behind the opening and I doubled up foam tape and filled the shaker with Boo Crew Mix and Potion Pop Shaker Beads before adhering a piece of orange cardstock to the back. It was then adhered to A2 panel of black cardstock.

The Boo Word Shaker Dies were taped together and cut from black cardstock to create the outline, then it was adhered to the opening over the acetate. The images from the Mini Ghosts Stamp Set were stamped with Copic-friendly black ink, colored with Copic markers and cut out with the Coordinating Dies. The sentiment, from the Halloween Banner Greetings Stamp Set, was white heat embossed onto black cardstock and cut out with a die from the Banner Greetings 4 Die Set! The ghosts and banner were adhered with liquid glue and this card was finished.

Here is more inspiration from the rest of the team…

Thank you so much for checking out the sneak peek inspiration. Come back tomorrow for more sneak peeks!

Welcome to day 2 of sneak peeks for the August 6th release! From treat buckets to playful ghosts, caramel apples, and more, these seasonal designs are perfect for all your upcoming Halloween projects! This release includes five stamp sets, four coordinating dies, twelve standalone dies, four stencils, and four embellishments.

Today we’ll be taking a look at three of the new standalone die sets: Halloween Caramel Apple, Stitched Arches and Halloween Mugs.

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Hi Everyone! It’s Melissa here with you today. I have got some tricks and treats for you! We are diving right into Halloween and there is so much to enjoy and have fun with.

I used the darling Halloween Mugs dies to create a gift tag for my bag of Halloween sweets. I layered up the new Stitched Arches dies to create a base for my Halloween Mug. The Stitched Arches dies are a delight to cut from patterned paper or add stenciling to. They come in six different sizes that nestle perfectly together.

I chose to use the adorable ghost mug for this tag, selecting googly eyes to add extra personality.  I added a topping of ice cream or whipped cream to the top of my mug and then added tiny candy corns and spiders to add extra detail.  My sentiment was stamped on a Banner Greetings 4 die and uses the new Halloween Banner Greetings stamp set.  

All that was left was to add my caramel apple candies to a glassine bag and add a fun, junk bow to the top.  Such a cute package of Halloween charm!

My next card uses the cutest Halloween dies ever! They are called the Halloween Caramel Apple dies and they are overflowing with possibilities and creative ideas.  

Once again, I used the new Stitched Arches dies to frame in my pumpkin caramel apple. I used the tiny pumpkin face dies to add personality to my apple. You can also create ghosts, spider webs, complete with plump spiders, and any combination of sprinkles and candies you can think of for Halloween.

My sentiment comes from the new Boo Greetings stamps and coordinating dies. The tiny bats flying around my greeting are also from this same set.  

Make sure to scroll to see all the amazing makes from the design team!

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope these projects inspire your upcoming Halloween projects. Stop by tomorrow for more sneak peeks!

Hello and welcome to the last day of sneak peeks for the June 15th release. This collection features refreshing summer cocktails, vibrant hibiscus blooms, fun shaker dies, fabulous flamingos, and much more. This release includes four stamp sets, three coordinating dies, eleven standalone dies, five stencils, and four embellishments.

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Hey, Sunshine! Melissa here with you today and I’m lucky enough to be sharing a couple of cards created with the new Pretty Pink Posh June Release stamps and stencils.  Let’s jump right in and make a splash!

My first card uses the new Layered Hibiscus stencils to create my background, using bright and playful colors to set the tone of the card. These sweet tropical flowers make me smile and will be sure to brighten your day!  After creating my background, I used the new Sunburst Pierced Plate to bring in the texture and accentuate the theme of my card.

I then cut white cardstock using the Sun Shaker die and added yellows and a bit of rusty orange to create an ink-blended sunshine.  I added this to the center of my card using foam adhesive to allow it to pop off the background.

Next, I die cut and stamped my flowers using images from the Happy Hibiscus stamp set with coordinating dies. I colored them using my Copic Markers and added then beneath my sunshine, once again using foam adhesive. To finish, I die cut and stamped my cheerful sentiment using the Happy Summer stamp set and coordinating dies.  What a happy card to create!

I had such fun creating my second card for you. I began by using the new and oh, so adorable, Layered Summer Fun stencils. Sunglasses, flip flops, sunshine and more, create the cutest background for your summertime cards.

I then used vellum, white cardstock, and the Eyelet Circles dies to create a layered base for my focal points. I used the Summer Sips stamp set and coordinating dies to bring in some fresh, summer drinks, sunshine, and hibiscus.  I used a fun technique on my stamped images by adding color through ink blending.  I added just a touch of shading using my Copic Markers.  

After I adhered my stamped images, I used the new Summer Banner Greetings stamp set and the Banner Greetings 2 dies to create my sentiment. Adhering it on a diagonal was a fun and unexpected twist that balances out my card.  

Ready to see some wonderful samples from the team using these products? It’s so fun to see how we can use the same products in such a variety of ways!

It’s been such a treat to create for you today.  Happy crafting with these new supplies…you’ll love every minute. Join us tomorrow as we reveal all the new products!

It’s Day 3 of sneak peeks for the June 15th release and today we’ll be taking a look at four of the new standalone die sets: Fun in the Sun Shadow, Sun Shaker, Summer Bucket Additions, and Sunburst Pierced Plate.

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Hello Crafty Friends! It is Hanh here with you today and I am thrilled to show you a little sneak peek of the upcoming June Release. This awesome release is packed with everything happy and fun about summer. I had so much fun with this release and have three cards to share with you today showcasing the soon-to-be-released Fun in the Sun Shadow Dies, Sun Shaker Dies, Summer Bucket Additions Dies and the Sunburst Pierced Plate. So let’s get started.

Fun in the Sun! My first card features the Sun Shaker Dies, Fun in the Sun Shadow Dies and the Sunburst Pierced Plate with the help of the Summer Bucket Additions Dies and Summer Holder Additions Dies. 

I started with Sunburst Pierced Plate to create a subtle texture on my white cardstock background. I trimmed the edge off and matted the panel with a piece of teal cardstock. 

Next, I diecut with the Sun Shaker Dies for the adorable sun, the Summer Holder Additions Dies for the little sunglasses, the Summer Bucket Additions Dies for the popsicles and colored cardstock. I assembled the pieces and highlighted with a white gel pen. The sun and popsicles were adhered to the panel. Some were popped up with foam tape for a bit of interest. 

I used the Fun in the Sun Shadow Dies to diecut the sentiment out of teal and white carsdstock. I love this fun combo of the two fonts. This beautiful die can easily hold its own and be the center of attention on an A2 card. I adhered to sentiment and shadow to each other with liquid glue and then to the card front with foam tape. I finished the card with a few Sparkling Clear Confetti Mix. 

Hello Summer! My second card features the Summer Bucket Additions Dies and the Sunburst Pierced Plate with the help of the Summer Cocktails Dies, Summer Holder Additions Dies, the Happy Summer Stamp & Dies and the previously released Candy Bucket Dies. Isn’t that flamingo just the cutest? And don’t these yummy fruit popsicles just scream summer?! 

Once again, I created a subtle background with the Sunburst Pierced Plate. I am a huge fan of clean and simple card designs and white space. I love how this plate adds just a little subtle interest while preserving that pure white space for me. This time I matted the panel with a piece of pink cardstock.

I used the Summer Bucket Additions Dies, Summer Holder Additions Dies and the previously released Candy Bucket Dies to diecut the flamingo, popsicle sticks, sunglasses and bucket out of colored cardstock. The Summer Bucket Additions Dies and Summer Cocktails Dies were used to diecut the popsicles and fruits out of Neenah Solar White cardstock. I did some simple coloring of the popsicles and fruits with Copic markers and added seeds with a black Pigma Micron pen. I assembled the diecuts and highlighted with a white gel pen. The popsicles and bucket were adhered to the card front with a combination of liquid glue and foam tape,

COPIC COLORS (popsicles):
Kiwi: YG00/01, YG01/03 (fruits)
Watermelon: R22/24, YG25
Strawberry: R20, R22/24,YG25 (fruits)

For the sentiment, I stamped the “Hello” and “Summer” sentiments from the Happy Summer stamp set with Versamark Watermark ink onto a piece of black cardstock and white heat embossed before using the coordinating Happy Summer coordinating dies and Sentiment Strips Dies to diecut them out. I adhered the sentiment to the card front with foam tape and finished the card with some Sparkling Clear Confetti Mix.

Summer Greetings! My third card features more of the many fun elements of the Summer Bucket Additions Dies along with the Sunburst Pierced Plate, the Summer Banner Greetings and the previously released Candy Bucket Dies and Banner Greetings 2 Dies. There are so many different ways to use and decorate with the Summer Bucket Additions Dies. The possibilities are endless!

Once again, I created a subtle background with the Sunburst Pierced Plate. I trimmed down the panel and matted with a piece of teal cardstock. 

I used the Summer Bucket Additions Dies and the Candy Buckets Dies to diecut all of the elements out of colored cardstock. I assembled the elements and highlighted with a white gel pen. I adhered them to the card front with liquid glue and foam tape. 

For the sentiment, I stamped the “Summer Greetings” sentiment from the Summer Banner Greetings stamp set onto a piece of white cardstock. I used the Banner Greetings 2 Dies to diecut it out. I used the same die to diecut another banner out of teal cardstock. The banners were adhered to each other with glue and then to the card front with foam tape. I finished the card with some Sparkling Clear Confetti Mix.

Ready to see what the team has created with these products?

There are just endless ways to play with these super fun products from the June Release. Come back tomorrow for another day of sneak peeks!

Welcome to Day 2 of sneak peeks for our June 15th release! This collection features refreshing summer cocktails, vibrant hibiscus blooms, fun shaker dies, fabulous flamingos, and much more.

Today we’ll be taking a look at three of the new standalone die sets: Hibiscus Flowers, Tropical Leaves and Large Summer Shadow.

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Hello crafty friends! Arsenia here, and I’m bringing all the tropical summertime vibes your way today. This release is absolutely bursting with sunshine, tropical beauty, and all the summer fun! Today I’m sharing three colorful cards featuring the new Large Summer Shadow Die, Tropical Leaves Dies, and Hibiscus Flowers Dies.

Did you know hibiscus flowers bloom in a rainbow of gorgeous colors?  That makes them perfect for crafty playtime—simply grab your favorite cardstock colors and let your creativity bloom! 

Card One

For my first card, I combined the new Large Summer Shadow Die with the gorgeous Hibiscus Flowers Dies and Tropical Leaves Dies. I die cut all of the images from colorful cardstock and added a bit of ink blending for extra depth and dimension.

For the background, I used the Pinking Rectangles Dies and created a breezy blue panel with some fun ink smooshing. After adhering the panel to a coordinating blue card base, I arranged all of my tropical elements until I was happy with the design.

To finish things off, I added a sentiment from the new Summer Banner Greetings and die cut it using the Banner Greetings 1 dies. Voilà—card complete!  I absolutely love a good repeat sentiment design; they’re always a favorite of mine! 

Card Two

For my second card, I couldn’t resist reaching for my all-time favorite tropical leaf—the fabulous monstera from the new Tropical Leaves Dies!

I die cut the leaves from white cardstock and brought them to life with ink blending and a little splatter. For a pop of color, I added a gorgeous hibiscus flower from the Hibiscus Flowers Dies, cut from bright cardstock.

The beautiful “Summer” sentiment comes from the new Happy Summer stamp set and coordinating dies. For the sub-sentiment, I used Summer Banner Greetings and a die from Banner Greetings 3, trimming it down to perfectly fit my greeting.

For the card base, panel, and layering piece, I used the Rounded Stitched Rectangles Dies. A little ink smooshing and splattering added even more tropical texture before I adhered all the elements. The result is a bright and cheerful tropical card that feels like a mini vacation! 

Card Three

For my final card, I started with the stunning new Sunburst Pierced Plate and added a soft wash of breezy tropical blue ink blending across the background.

Next, I die cut several blooms from the Hibiscus Flowers Dies, added ink blending, and set them aside while I worked on the rest of the design.

To add a little extra detail, I created a frame using the Fancy Cake Dies—a must-have staple for any crafty stash! Once the frame was adhered, I arranged the flowers and leaves until everything felt perfectly balanced.

For the sentiment, I used the “Sending” greeting from the Potted Roses stamp set along with the coordinating dies. I paired it with another sentiment from Summer Banner Greetings, cut using the Banner Greetings 1 dies.

And voilà! Another card finished and filled with tropical charm. The bright blooms, sunny colors, and layered details make this card feel like a little splash of paradise.

This release is overflowing with tropical treasures and summertime goodness, and I can’t wait for you to see everything!  Make sure to scroll to see all the amazing makes from the design team!

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope these projects inspire you to add a little tropical sunshine to your crafty time. Have a wonderful day!

Welcome to the sneak peeks for our June 15th release! This collection features refreshing summer cocktails, vibrant hibiscus blooms, fun shaker dies, fabulous flamingos, and much more. This release includes four stamp sets, three coordinating dies, eleven standalone dies, five stencils, and four embellishments.

Today we’ll be taking a look at four of the new standalone die sets: Flamingo Holder, Summer Holder Additions, Summer Cocktails, and Summer Drink Shaker.

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Hi friends, it’s Christina here! Are you ready for a tropical getaway? It’s Day 1 of sneak peeks to the release on June 15th that’s full of balmy, sun-kissed stamps, dies, and stencils perfect for summertime crafting. Today we are introducing some of the new dies, including the Flamingo Holder and the Summer Holder Additions, plus the Summer Cocktails and Summer Drink Shaker. So stick around; the team has some dazzling inspiration projects to share with you!

To showcase the new dies, I created three island-inspired cards, all with a similar tropical color palette. To get the brightly colored tropical vibe, I chose seafoam, avocado, and emerald greens and complemented them with yellow, orange, and pink. I brought all these colors together in my first card and made the fabulous Flamingo Holder my focal point. Before assembling the flamingo, I added shading to the die-cut pieces with ink and a small blending brush, and then after assembling, I added an Onyx Pearl for the eye. While the Summer Holder Additions set has all the fun summery things perfect for any of the critters in the “Holder” collection, I chose to use the small flower that’s included and created a floral lei for my flamingo, accenting it with leaves from a new mix called Summer Blooms. 

To create an island paradise for my flamingo, I reached for the new Layered Tropical Leaves Stencil and the Tropical Leaves die set. I layered a Pinking Rectangle die-cut from acetate on top of the stenciled background panel to soften it a bit and then tucked a variety of tropical leaves behind the flamingo before attaching everything with either liquid glue or foam squares. I finished this card design with a heat-embossed sentiment created by combining two new stamp sets, Happy Summer and Happy Hibiscus, and a few more Onyx Pearls for embellishment.

My next card shares a glimpse of what you might find if you peek through those tropical leaves in my first card—Summer Cocktails sipped from coconuts! The Summer Cocktails die set gives you a variety of options for creating fun fruity drinks, but I chose to double up on the coconut drinks and nestled them in a frame of Tropical Leaves for a lush tropical feel.

I used the new Sunburst Pierced Plate die-cut from Seaside cardstock as the background and tucked a few seashells and small flowers from the Summer Holder Additions set into the leaves that frame the scene. I added straws and colorful fruit picks to the coconut cocktails before finishing things up with a sentiment that, like my first card, I created by combining two new stamp sets. I used a sentiment from the Summer Banner Greetings with a pierced banner from the Banner Greetings 3 die set and the word “Cheers” from Summer Sips, a fun summer drink stamp set.

The last card I’m sharing with you today is a shaker card featuring the new Summer Drink Shaker. I stuck with the same tropical-inspired color palette I used for my first two cards, using a yellow, orange, and pink ink blend for the summer drink shaker and a seafoam checkerboard background I created by stenciling the new Watercolor Stripes horizontally and then vertically onto a white cardstock panel. 

To create the shaker element, I used foam tape to pop up the stenciled checkerboard panel onto a seafoam cardstock base, created a well around the acetate shaker window, and filled it with 4mm Clear Droplets and 8mm Sparkling Clear Sequins. I used white cardstock to frame the drink shaker and then added some fun fruity drink accessories, including a straw, a drink umbrella, and of course, fresh fruit. I wanted my citrus slices to have a white pith, so I combined the smaller citrus slice from the Summer Cocktails set with the larger one included with the Summer Drink Shaker. I added a beautiful ink-blended Hibiscus Flower for more of a tropical island vibe along with a few clay hibiscus flower embellishments from the new Summer Blooms clay mix. I finished up this card design by combining the new Large Summer Shadow die with a sentiment strip from the Happy Summer stamp set.

Keep scrolling for more balmy, sun-kissed inspo from the team!

Thank you so much for checking out the sneak peek inspiration I created for the upcoming June 15th release. Come back tomorrow for more sneak peeks!

Welcome to Day 4 of sneak peeks for the May 14th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the new stamps and stencils. In this release, there are five new stamp sets (four with coordinating dies) and five new stencils.

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Hi everyone! Melissa Phillips here with you today and I am so happy to be celebrating the new May Release from Pretty Pink Posh. 

I’m sharing a couple of cards created with the new stencils and stamps you’ll find in the May Release.  You’re in for such a treat! 

My first card uses the darling, new Dandelions stamps and coordinating dies. I began with the new Checkered Pierced Plate die to create my soft, textural background.  I stenciled dandelions across my card base using the new Dandelion Background stencil. It’s so irresistible! From there I’ve used the new Rounded Stitched Rectangles die to create a scene for my dandelions. The base rectangle was cut from vellum and the top was cut from white cardstock and ink blended in coordinating colors.

Each dandelion was cut from white cardstock and then stamped in shades of yellow and pale green.  I then ink blended coordinating colors over each, stem, leaf, and dandelion.  I arranged them using dimensional adhesive to make them pop up off the card. 

My sentiment comes from the new Everyday Banner Greetings stamp set and Banner Greetings 1 dies. Accent flowers were cut and ink blended using the Stitched Spring Flowers dies. Who would’ve thought weeds could be so cute? 

My second card warms my heart!  I’ve used the new Honeycomb stencil to create my background. I stenciled bright aqua ink over an aqua cardstock background and then added a bit of splattering using coordinating Distress Spritz. 

I used the Eyelet Hexagons dies to create my focal point. These come in a variety of sizes and layer together so perfectly.  I added stamped and die cut bumblebees using the new Bee Additions stamps and coordinating dies.  They are the cutest, happiest bumblebees!

My sentiment comes from the new Large Hello Shadow die. I love this beautiful, bold sentiment, don’t you? 

The sweet tulips and tiny flowers were cut using the Stitched Spring Flowers dies. They make the sweetest accents and Iove adding them to my cards to finish things off.

Ready to see some wonderful samples from the team using these products? It’s so fun to see how we can use the same products in such a variety of ways!

It’s been so fun creating with you today. Stop by tomorrow to see the photo reveal of all the new products!

Welcome to Day 3 of sneak peeks for the May 14th release. We are showcasing the Bee Shaker, Beehive Shaker, Thinking of You Shadow Word Die, and the Eyelet Hexagons die sets today.

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Hi Friends! Emily here with you today sharing two sweet as can bee cards using the soon-to-be-released products. The Bee Shaker is absolutely adorable, especially buzzing around a bright and cheerful flower garden.

I assembled the Bee Shaker using black cardstock for the outline, white with yellow ink-blended cardstock for the body, and white cardstock wings with light blue ink-blended tips.

For the shaker bits, I used the Bee Happy shaker beads. And of course, for extra cuteness, I added googly eyes and a sweet smile. I created the colorful garden using the Stitched Spring Flower Dies, which I adhered to a Rounded Stitched Rectangle background panel. For the black & white sentiment, I die-cut the Thinking of You Shadow Word die with a stamped and snipped “of you” from the Thinking Of You sentiment from the Simple Sentiments stamp set. 

Receiving a Just Bee-cause card will always brighten a friend’s day! My cheerful card features the Beehive Shaker with a lace-like honeycomb background using the Eyelet Hexagons. I die-cut the bee hive from white cardstock twice – once for the hive background that I ink-blended with a bright yellow and a second time for the hive inlay pieces that I ink-blended in honey yellow. I adhered the inlay pieces to the hive base and, for extra dimension, added white ink splatters. Then I stamped and colored with OLO markers the adorable bee images from the Bee Additions and Bee Friends stamp sets. 

The background was created by layering and stacking Eyelet Hexagon pieces to a white card panel. For extra dimension and charm, I stamped the center of each hexagon with a floral image with light gray ink from the Spring Blooms stamp set. 

Be sure to check out the incredible inspiration from the rest of the design team below, and don’t forget to visit the Pretty Pink Posh YouTube channel for in-depth sneak peeks.

Thanks for buzzing by and have bee-utiful day! Be sure to swing by tomorrow for even more inspiration with this fun, new collection. 

It’s Day 2 of sneak peeks for our May 14th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Snail Shaker, Caterpillar Holder, Stitched Dandelions, and Rounded Stitched Rectangles die sets.

In this release, there are five stamp sets, four coordinating dies, 12 standalone dies, five stencils, and four embellishments.

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Hi friends, it’s Christina! This release is full of irresistible bugs, the sweetest bees, and some new must-have basics that you are going to love. To give you a glimpse of what’s in store, I have two cards to share with you today. My first card features the latest critter holder, the Caterpillar Holder. I paired this adorable guy with the new Stitched Dandelions and the Rounded Stitched Rectangles for a darling summertime scene. My second card features one of the new shaker dies, the Snail Shaker. I nestled this cutie into lush garden greenery that I created using the new Everyday Branches. Let’s take a look at how these irresistible bug scenes came together!

My first step for the Caterpillar Holder card was to die-cut all the components for the caterpillar and the dandelions from colored cardstock. Even the white cardstock is actually an ivory color. Then, before assembling the die-cuts, I added subtle shading to the pieces with coordinating ink colors. Instead of opting for the usual black facial features for this guy, I chose Espresso Pearls for the eyes and a chocolate brown cardstock for his smile. 

Next, I created the background for my scene. First, I die-cut the new Checkered Pierced Plate from a happy sky blue cardstock and then layered on an ivory Rounded Stitched Rectangle Frame. To create the frame, I die-cut the largest and the second-largest dies together and saved the smaller rounded rectangle for another project. My next step was to arrange my die-cuts on the background panel and secure them in place using liquid glue and thin foam squares. My final steps were to add a wavy banner stamped with a sweet sentiment from the new Everyday Banner Greetings stamp set and attach the card front to a top-fold card base.

Now for the Snail Shaker card! This card has a few more steps, but the results are worth it, I think! My first step was to create the lush background scene. I used one of the Snowy Hills dies to die-cut a white A2 cardstock panel, separating what will be the dirt and what will be the greenery. To color the dirt layer, I used Distress Inks and then spattered the layer with more ink and an Oxide spray for texture and interest.

For the greenery, I also used Distress Inks and before spattering the panel with more ink and a white spatter medium, I stenciled on some leaves in a random pattern using a stencil I created. To create the leaf stencil, I used the negative space left after die-cutting the leaves from the Everyday Branches. You can die-cut them from acetate for a sturdier stencil, but I just used heavyweight cardstock. This is such an easy technique but has a big impact! To finish up the background, I attached the dirt and greenery panels to a card base. 

My next step was to construct the shaker. I die-cut the shaker frame piece seven times from fawn cardstock and layered them together, securing a piece of acetate between the top two layers for the window. I filled the shaker well with Chocolate Shaker Beads and then sealed the shaker with the backer piece. I finished the snail shaker by adding a rainforest green body piece, lightly inked around the edges, and Espresso Pearl eyes with a chocolate brown smile.

Before attaching the snail to my background, I finished the background scene with branches die-cut from woodgrain cardstock and leaves die-cut from two shades of green and spattered with ink. Then to break up all the green, I added a few white flowers. The last step was to add a greeting and a small sentiment, both from a new stamp set called Cute Bugs and both heat-embossed with white embossing powder. 

Keep scrolling to see more amazing inspiration from the design team!

Thank you so much for reading, and be sure to stop back tomorrow for Day 3 of sneak peeks. You won’t want to miss it!

Welcome as we kick off the first day of sneak peeks for the May 14th release. In this release, there are five stamp sets, four coordinating dies, 12 standalone dies, five stencils, and four embellishments.

Today we’ll be taking a look at four of the new standalone die sets: Stitched Bugs, Everyday Branches, Checkered Pierced Plate, and Large Hello Shadow.

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Hello crafty friends! Arsenia here, popping in with a little sprinkle of excitement and a whole lot of cuteness.

Oh my goodness, this release is bursting with spring and summer charm… and critters! Tiny, adorable, can’t-stop-smiling critters. Everything is just so stinking cute, I can hardly stand it! Today I’m sharing a few projects featuring the Stitched Bugs Dies (already a fast favorite!), the oh-so-versatile Everyday Branches (hello, scene building dreams!), and the bold and beautiful Large Hello Shadow Die.

Friends, this release truly has the cutest bugs ever. And those tiny faces? I mean… come on.  The Stitched Bugs set also includes an adorable ladybug and bee, so the creative possibilities are endless!

I have three cards and a tag to share today, all dressed up in one of my absolute favorite spring/summer color palettes. I kept lots of white space because, honestly, these bugs deserve the spotlight—they are just too cute to compete with!

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Card One: Dragonfly Delight
For my first card, I fluttered over to the sweetest little dragonfly from the Stitched Bugs Dies. I layered up those wings for extra dimension (because more layers = more magic, right?). The base is one of the new Rounded Stitched Rectangles, and I created a soft little scene using the Everyday Branches along with florals from the Floral Wreath Builder Dies.

To finish it off, I added the most darling sentiment from the Everyday Banner Greetings stamp set—and voilà! A card that’s sure to bring instant smiles. And can we talk about that tiny face?! I’m obsessed. 

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Card Two: Rainbow Snail Cutie
Next up… a snail, but make it rainbow!  I dove into my craft stash and pulled out my circle punches, layering and offsetting each color to create the happiest little snail shell.

I added in branches and leaves from the Everyday Branches Dies, kept the sentiment clean and simple with the Large Hello Shadow Die, and built it all on another Rounded Stitched Rectangle panel. A few glittery hearts later… voilà!

This one is all about sweet simplicity, and I love how that colorful snail totally steals the show.

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Card Three + Tag: Caterpillar Cuteness
For my final card, I couldn’t resist the adorable caterpillar—seriously, how cute is this little guy?! And yes… I went rainbow again. Apparently that’s just the mood!

I perched him on a branch from the Everyday Branches, added some fluffy clouds from the Stitched Cloud Dies, and finished with the Large Hello Shadow Die. Everything sits on a Rounded Stitched Rectangle panel, and I tucked in a secondary sentiment from the Cute Bugs stamp set right onto a cloud.

Of course, I had to add a sprinkle of rainbow hearts (because… always), and I even made a matching tag to go with it. Double the cuteness, double the fun!

Be sure to check out the incredible inspiration from the rest of the design team below, and don’t forget to visit the Pretty Pink Posh YouTube channel for in-depth sneak peeks.

Join us again tomorrow for another day of sneak peeks!