Sneak Peeks

Hi friends! It’s Zsofi here today and I am sharing a sneak peek of the Wish stamp set. It is an incredibly versatile set full of small images besides the big sentiment and it comes with a coordinating die set. I made several cards to show you how many different ways you can use this set.

New release will be available February 8th.

For my first card I stamped the big Wish sentiment with Versafine Onyx Black ink in the middle of Bristol Smooth cardstock which measures 4.25 x 5.5 inches. I heat embossed it with clear embossing powder. I love the raised edges and in this way I can be sure that I will not smear the ink while doing some ink blending.

I masked off the sides of the cardstock with masking tape and used Distress Oxide inks with a blending brush to give it some colour: Blueprint Sketch, Mermaid Lagoon and Peacock Feathers. Then I squeezed some ink on my glass mat and painted the images using a clear shimmer pen as a paintbrush. It gives a tone-on-tone sparkly look, I love it!

I cut down the panel tiny and gave it a blue violet mat. I also white heat embossed a sentiment on black cardstock and cut it down to be a thin strip. I used 3D foam squares to pop it up. I finished the card by adding glossy accents to emphasize some details.

CARD #2

For my second card I white heat embossed the big Wish sentiment on Bristol Smooth cardstock and did a quick ink blending with Distress Oxide inks: Picked Raspberry, Spiced Marmalade and Mustard Seed. I used the coordinating die to cut it out and I also cut it from black cardstock to create a shadow for the sentiment. I simply adhered the black letters tiny offset behind the inked ones.

I used the Scallop Borders die set to cut down a piece of white cardstock, I love the stitching detail. I used another die from the same set to cut the scalloped border and blended it with Picked Raspberry ink. This way it surely matches the sentiment in colour. I added some diluted ink and gold splatters to the white background, stamped a sentiment on the top from the Wish stamp set and adhered the letters.

I used the new Streamer stencils to add a fun black pattern to the card base before popping up the focal panel.

CARD #3

As the Wish stamp set has a lot of small images, I wanted to create a fun shaker card using those: I cut the coordinating Wish die in the middle of a piece of white cardstock and stamped the small images around. Using a stamp positioner makes this process super-fast. I quickly coloured them with Spectrum Noir Illustrator markers but without shading, just very simple colouring. When I was done, I used a black Memento marker on the die cut edges, I gives it a very thin border.

I adhered a piece of acetate to the back of the coloured panel and added 3D foam tape around the window. I used a light purple card base and poured some Funfetti Mix to the middle and assembled the shaker.

I white heat embossed the sentiments on black cardstock. I used the coordinating die for one of them – I love die cutting stamped sentiments! The other one I cut down to be a thin strip and adhered both to the window.

As a finishing touch I used a clear shimmer pen to make some elements sparkly.

Make sure you come back in the coming days to see all the amazing inspiration and product reveals from the design team. Thank you for stopping by, I hope you were inspired!

Zsofi

Hi, friends! It’s Lauren and I am so excited to be sharing a little peek at the new Birthday Signs stamp set and coordinating dies! It’s an adorable set that adds more critters in the signs line of stamps.

New release will be available February 8th.

I started with stenciling some party hats using the new Layered Party Hats Stencils with Candied Apple, Carved Pumpkin, Mustard Seed, Mowed Lawn and Broken China Distress Inks. The first layer of hats was a light layer of ink and the hat details layers were with the same ink, but a heavier hand with the ink.

The final layer were the stars and I used some Champagne Gold Stencil Butter for some shine! Once the background was dry, I die cut it into a slimline background and adhered it onto a slimline card base (3.5 x 8.5” when folded) with a shimmery gold background.

Next I stamped the lots of images from the Birthday Signs stamp set. Using Ohuhu Art Markers, I colored in the sweet critters, birthday cake, presents and cupcakes. Once I added some highlights with a white gel pen, I die cut them out with their coordinating dies.

I added the images in the same rainbow order as my background using foam adhesive for some dimension on the card.

I hope you’re as excited as I was to see a tiger and alligator in the signs line of stamps and that you enjoyed this little sneak peek! Come back for tomorrow for another sneak peek!

Hello, Gemma here today and I’m excited to share a sneak peek of two new stamp sets- Birthday Balloons and Birthday Sentiments.

New release will be available February 8th. 

The Birthday Balloons stamp set comes with both an outline and solid balloons image, along with stamps to add decorative patterns and strings for the balloons.

I stamped the solid balloon image with different coloured inks. Once the inks were dry, I stamped the patterns and heat embossed them in silver. I stamped the balloons strings, then die cut the images with the coordinating dies. The background is created using the new Streamers stencil set, with Spun Sugar and Kitsch Flamingo distress oxide inks.

I adhered it to a square card base, then stamped a sentiment from the new Birthday Sentiments stamp set. I adhered some layers behind the balloons, then added them and the strings to the card to finish.

The new Birthday Sentiments stamp set is perfect for both the outside and inside of your cards, along with gift tags. The coordinating die set comes with a unique tag shaped die so I created a card with matching tag.

For my CAS card, I stamped the candles from the set and coloured with copic markers. I die cut them with the coordinating dies and added layers for dimension.

On an A2 panel of card, I heat embossed a sentiment from the Birthday Sentiments stamp set. I adhered the three candles above, then adhered the panel to an A2 card base.

For the tag, I stamped out presents and coloured with copic markers. I coloured two of each, so I could adhere them back to back and the present can be seen from both sides of the tag.

Next, I die cut two tags. I heat embossed, in gold, a sentiment from the Birthday Sentiments set on one tag. On the other, I heat embossed a ‘to:’ and ‘from:’. I adhered the presents to show through the space in the tags, then adhered the tags together to finish.

Thanks for joining me today! I hope you were inspired by these samples, these sets are so fun to use!

Hi Friends! Raquel here and I’m so happy to be here today to share with you some fun and wintery project. I’m showcasing the Winter Mug die set and Winter Foliage die set for the upcoming release. This holiday release is jam packed with so many gorgeous and creative products that you are going to love!

I started this project by creating a background. I used the new Layered Christmas Lights Stencils. I decided to use just the first layer so that my background had this dreamy look and not too busy.

New release will be available October 17th.

Next up I die cut several dies of this set and also used the pine branches dies from the Winter Foliage Die.

I applied some ink to my die cut pieces with a blending brush. These are the colors I used:

Mug: Salvaged Patina, Evergreen Bough and Pine Needles Distress inks.
Greenery: Mowed Lawn, Peeled Paint and Rustic Wilderness Distress inks.
Pine Cones: Vintage Photo and Walnut Stain distress inks.
Berries: Festive Berries Distress Inks.
Snowflake: Pine Needles Distress Ink.

I applied some glossy accents on almost every single pine tree or of leave and then added Clear Rock Candy Glitter and Distress Mica Flakes.

Lastly, I stamped my sentiment from the Holiday Sentiments stamp set and added the gorgeous Pine Green Pearls.

I started this project by creating my background using one of the new Layered Foliage stencils with Speckled Egg, Festive Berries, Rusty Hinge and Vintage Photo Distress inks.

Next, I die cut almost all the pieces of this stunning set out of watercolor cardstock. Then comes the part that I love most about creating that is coloring these die cuts.

After debating between different colors combos I decided to use the same colors I had used for my background so the final design had a cohesive look. I have become addicted to using Rock Clear Rock Candy Distress Glitter and Distress Mica Flakes on my holiday projects so I applied some Glossy accents onto the poinsettia and almost all the foliage and then sprinkled some of glitter and flakes with my fingers.

I also added some Ruby Red pearls and gold heat embossed the Joy sentiment which is from the Pine Wreath stamp set.

I hope I gave you some ideas to create with these new die sets, you are going to enjoy these dies so much! Join us tomorrow for the last sneak peek featuring the new stencils.

Raquel

Hi folks, Kavya here with yet another fun sneak peek! I love holiday releases because it means sooooo many cute critters! I also love all the adorable and holiday themed decor and food that’s usually available at this time of the year!

Today’s card is a fun Christmas card for a special friend who patiently waits for the holiday themed drinks every year. For this card, I used a bunch of stamps from the new release and combined them to create a single scene. Let’s get started!

New release will be available October 17th.

I first started off by ink blending my background using Antique Linen and Victorian Velvet. Then, I added a layer of linen cardstock on the bottom for the land. Later, I stamped and colored a bunch of images from Happy Santa, Winter Drinks and Pine Wreath. Adhered them to the card base and added a sentiment from Pine Wreath and Winter Drinks to finish off my card!

I hope you liked today’s inspiration. Check back tomorrow for more sneak peeks of the October 17th release.

Happy Creating,
Kavya

Hello friends! Tammy here with a sneak peek of the new Holiday Envelopes stamp set. This adorable set features two different envelope images, along with some fun sentiments and coordinating dies.

New release will be available October 17th.

To begin, I stamped out the snowflake envelope, colored with Copic markers, and die cut it with the Holiday Envelopes coordinating dies. I added some fine white glitter to the snowflakes to add a touch of shimmer. Next, I stamped the penguins from Penguin Pals, coloring them with Copic markers before die cutting with the Penguin Pals coordinating dies.

Next, I ink blended a die cut rectangle with Broken China and Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide inks. I placed the new Layered Snowflake Stencils over the inked background and lightly inked some white pigment ink to create the subtle snowflake background. I then splattered some white acrylic paint (thinned with water) onto the stenciled background to add interest.

Next, I attached the inked rectangle onto striped patterned paper. I adhered the snowflake envelope image onto the background, then stacked the penguins on top of each other, attaching with foam tape for dimension. The sentiment was white heat embossed onto red cardstock sentiment strip, die cut from the Holiday Envelopes coordinating dies and attached with foam tape. Lastly, I added some white  snowflake embellishments from the new Winter Snowflake Clay Confetti to add a finishing touch!

I hope you enjoyed today’s sneak peek! Come back tomorrow for another look at the October 17th release!

Hugs, Tammy

Hi friends! It’s Dana here today and I am excited to be back sharing a sneak peek of the new stencils coming to Pretty Pink Posh on September 14th. This release includes four new stencils: Falling Branches, Layered Foliage, Layered Apples and Layered Sunflowers. Today I will be using two of the stencil sets so let’s get started…

New release will be available September 14th.

My first card uses the Layered Sunflowers stencils to create my card panel. This is a four pack of stencils that layer together to create a fun background, perfect for fall and so much more. To make my panel I started with the leaf layer (green) and then it was easy to tuck in each petal layer into the openings on the leaves. So easy to use and everything lines up perfectly. Once my background was finished I added a few white splatters and set it aside to dry.

Next, I used the Potted Sunflowers set to stamp my sunflowers and sentiment. I colored the flowers with Copic markers and used the coordinating Potted Sunflowers die set to cut them out. I then mounted my sunflowers on a white pieces of cardstock that I had cut on a diagonal. Lastly, I added a few Pacific Blue pearls as a final touch. 

My next card uses the new Layered Apples stencil set.

I started my card by using the Layered Apples stencil set to make my card panel. I once again used dye ink for each layer in red, green and light brown. These stencils are great for fall, but will also make a fun background for all of your school related cards and projects too.

Next, I used the Fall Basket die set to make my apple basket. I am in love with these dies! Although I just used the apples, there are lots of other fall dies included in the set. I mounted the apple basket onto a piece of vellum and then attached it to my card panel. Lastly, I used the Potted Sunflowers set to stamp my sentiment. 

Thanks for joining me today. Join us tomorrow as we reveal the products and the bundles go live!

Enjoy your day, Dana

Good morning! It’s Lindsey and I’m excited to be giving you a sneak peek at many of the amazing soon-to-be-released dies. I’ve paired them up with several stencils, and with the exception of one little sentiment stamp, my cards were made entirely with dies and stencils.  Let’s get started! 

New release will be available September 14th.

First up is the fun Fall Tree Die. Don’t be fooled by the name, this will be wonderful all year, but since the autumn season has begun in my neck of the woods, I’ve fully embraced it.  

My card started with the Layered Foliage Stencils.  I used an assortment of autumn colors and blended a portion of the stencil on my card.  I love how it looks like these leaves are trickling down to the ground.

Next, I die cut the tree and several colors of leaves. I sprayed on some gold to mimic the little blotches that appear as the leaves start to die. I arranged the leaves on the tree, popping a few up at varying heights, and sprinkled several across the ground. The final step was stamping on a small sentiment from the Fall Envelopes Stamp Set. 

My second card gives you a peek at one of the new sentiment dies called Thanks Script. I stuck with traditional autumn colors and created a background using the Layered Sunflowers Stencils. They’re wonderful!  

After blending on the ink, I used a marker to add some dots to the flowers’ centers. Then I distressed the edges of the entire panel.  

I die cut and colored a few of the leaf stems from the previously released Fall Foliage Dies and arranged them in the center of my card.  

Finally, I added a strip of cork and then the new Thanks Script on top. This card is full of texture, which makes me so happy.

My final card uses the fabulous Fall Basket Dies. You are going to LOVE these! The basket will be a great addition to your crafty supplies and the fillers are darling. They work great on their own, too!

I switched gears here and decided to use a more muted color palette. All the heart eyes for this one! :) After cutting and blending ink on several of the fillers (pumpkins, squash, apples, wheat), I spritzed them with water. It’s subtle, but I love the effect. A quick note: there are cute little stem dies that can be cut and added to all of these, but I did not use them on this card.

The basket is four pieces plus a handle if you choose to use it. I blended grey ink on all the pieces and then “white washed” them by swiping a white ink pad over all of them. I adhered all the basket pieces together and stuffed it full of autumn cuteness. I only adhered just the bottom of each filler, so there would be a lot of dimension,  

I wanted to maintain the soft feel of the card, so I blended a soft greenish-blue on my card base, and used the same color to lightly blend leaves on top using the new Falling Branches Stencil. When my background was finished, I add my filled basket and a few more die cuts around it.

The last thing I needed was a sentiment, which came from the new Grateful Script die. It’s absolutely beautiful! I layered it about five times, which gave it wonderful depth and made it feel like a chipboard piece. 

Thanks so much for joining me today! I had so much fun creating with the new dies, and I know you will too. Make sure you come back tomorrow for sneak peeks of the new stencils!