I decided to use vellum for my umbrella from the Springtime Holder Additions Dies. To elongate the umbrella arm, I partial die-cut to add length. The vellum just makes it whimsy, don’t you think? If you want to add color to the vellum, I recommend using alcohol markers on the backside of the vellum. I left it as is.
Use the solid layer of the Decorative Easter Egg die set to cut a little cardstock and a lot of tissue paper, then glue them together on the folded edge to make a fluffy Easter Egg surprise!
I hope you were inspired by this and video. Thanks so much for stopping by!
The February 2026 Release is now available in the Pretty Pink Posh Shop and select retailers that carry our products. If you missed our post yesterday, we revealed all of the products in picture form, but if you would like to see them in a video, Mindy has that for you today!
Hi Crafty Peeps! Debbie here with the most adorable Easter Bunny Mugs from the new Easter/Spring release at Pretty Pink Posh! This release is packed with so much cuteness with the Dies, Stencils and Stamps! I’m loving the Chicks and Bunnies, then with all the flower dies I’m in heaven!
I decided to start off making one of the Easter Bunny Mugs, but doing her in pink to make her more playful! Using two shades of pink card stock and then inking on the edges for some dimension. I gave her a sweet face with the googly eyes, lashes, and rosy cheeks, then of course the Polka Dot handle.
Next with the new Mini Checker Stencil, I lightly ink blended a pink ink onto a standard A2 panel. Keeping it heavier in the center and fading off to the sides. Then with the Pinking Rectangle Dies I die-cut the panel out. Popping up the Bunny Mug and adhering it to the panel.
Next, I die-cut out some of the carrots, bow, eggs and Glitter marshmallows from the Easter Bunny Mug dies. With the Springtime Holder Additions Dies, I die-cut out some of the greenery and the smaller eggs. I started to tuck and pop up the die cuts all around her and placing a carrot in her paw. For a final touch I add one smallLilac Pearlto the center of the bow.
Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful crafty day!
Welcome to the last day of sneak peeks of the February 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the new stamps sets, along with the Eyelet Diamondsdie set.
Hi, friends! It’s Melissa and I’m here with you today sharing three cards that will get you ready for Spring. This release is all about Easter, eggs, daffodils, bunnies, and more! Let’s get started!
My Hello Spring card uses the darling, newSpring Blooms stamp set and coordinating dies for my focal point. I layered two of the new Eyelet Diamonds die cuts and mounted the pretty flowers on top. I used patterned paper to piece together the pot and Copic markers to color in my flowers.
For the background I have used the fun, new Raindrops stencil in a soft aqua. They are delightful and definitely give off Springtime vibes.
My sentiment also comes from the Spring Blooms stamp set and has a fun coordinating die that allows you to layer your sentiment over elements on your card front and really make it pop!
My second card was so much fun to create. I used the new Easter Tags stamp set and coordinating dies to piece together a fun card. I’ve used three of the Easter Tags and used my Copic markers to color them in.
Next, I layered them over a die cut Notched Rectanglesblock of white cardstock. I added butterflies from the new Springtime Holder Additions dies and flowers from the Spring Foliage die collection. These dies helped fill in my card front and add dimension and personality.
The new Mini Checker Stencil was used over aqua cardstock to create my fun background filled with interest and pattern!
For my last card, I began with the new Watercolor Circle stencil and added raindrops once again using the Raindrops stencil. These little drops of stenciled water add so much to the background and look like they’re coming from the new Stitched Cloud dies. I adore these!
I used the new Easter Word Scenes stamps and coordinating dies in the center of my card and colored these darling images in used Copic Markers.
To finish my card, I brought in more daffodils using the new Potted Daffodils stamps and coordinating dies, and even a secondary sentiment at the bottom. This is the sweetest stamp set! All that was missing was some Stickles glitter and gems.
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. Thanks for joining us for the sneak peeks! We’ll be back tomorrow with the full picture reveal, so you can start to put together your wish lists!
Welcome to Day 3 of sneak peeks for the February 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Daffodil Shaker, Large Spring Shadow, Stitched Spring Flowers and Watering Can Shaker die sets.
Hello crafty friends! Arsenia here, popping in with a sneak peek of the February release—and oh my goodness, it’s a good one!
Today it’s shaker time, and I’m sharing two cheerful cards featuring the new Watering Can Shaker, Daffodil Shaker, Large Spring Die, and Stitched Spring Flowers. This release is absolutely chock-full of springtime goodness and is perfect for getting those crafty spring vibes flowing. So grab your supplies and let’s get started!
Card One: Daffodil Shaker
For my first card, I kicked things off by creating the background with some partial stenciling using the new Mini Checker Stencil. I knew I wanted my daffodil to really shine, so I grabbed a smaller panel of colored cardstock and cut a window using a die from the Present Shaker Die set. To keep things playful, I added a bit more partial stenciling to the frame—because why not?
Now for the fun part… shaker time! I used the new Daffodil Shaker Dies to create a pink daffodil (because pink daffodils = instant happiness) and filled it with the new dreamy Pastel Dreams Shaker Beads. For the center, I sprinkled in some Sunset Pearls for that perfect little pop of sunshine.
To add a touch of artsy flair, I cut the leaves from a piece of distress green cardstock from my stash. Once everything was ready, I adhered the frame and daffodil to the card base—and of course, I tilted the frame just a bit for some whimsical wonkiness.
For the sentiment, I used the new Large Spring Shadow Die, paired with a sub-sentiment from the new Easter Banner Greetings Stamp Set and Banner Greetings 3 Dies. The card still felt like it needed one more little detail, so I added a butterfly from the new Springtime Holder Additions Dies… and voilà!
Card Two: Watering Can Shaker
Onto card number two! I started by creating a shaker with the new Watering Can Shaker Die, filling it with oodles of Sparkling Clear Sequins(because more sparkle is always the right answer).
Next, I made the sweetest little flowers using the new Stitched Spring Flowers dies. I went bold with my color choices and had a blast mixing in patterned papers from my stash. For the background, I did some ink smooshing and brought in the new Raindrops Stencil—instant spring rain vibes!
I love adding frames, so I used the Stitched Torn Rectangle Dies to create one and gave it a little ink smooshing to tie everything together. To ground the scene, I placed my watering can on a cozy bed of grass using the Grass Border Die.
Now came the truly whimsical part—adhering all the elements to the card base and watching the scene come to life. Once everything was in place, I added a sentiment from the new Easter Banner Greetings stamp set using the Banner Greetings 3 Die Set.
I absolutely adore how this card turned out. The Watering Can Shaker Die has endless possibilities and is definitely one of those dies you’ll reach for all year long.
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.
Be sure to swing by tomorrow for even more inspiration with this fun, new collection.
It’s Day 2 of sneak peeks for our February 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at the Easter Bunny Mugs, Decorative Easter Egg, and Large Easter Shadow die sets.
Hi Crafty Friends! Emily Mydlowski here with you today sharing Easter-themed sneak peeks using the Easter Bunny Mugs, Decorative Easter Egg Die Set and the Large Easter Shadow Die.
Oh my goodness, the Easter Bunny Mugs are THE cutest that I had to create more than one bunny and card — one in pastel blues with yummy marshmallows & the other in springtime purples with a dollop of whipped cream & Spring Carrots Clay Confetti.
I layered each of the Easter Bunny Mugs to a Large Egg Frame from the Decorative Easter Egg Die Set. The blue and purple checkered backgrounds were created using the Mini Checker stencil. For the sentiments I used the Banner Greetings 3 Dies & Easter Banner Greetings stamp set.
Little elements on the bunnies include glitter whiskers & cottontails, googly and onyx pearl eyes, blue polka dot eggs colored with alcohol markers, ink blended and die cut carrots, gingham pattern paper bellies, sparkly bow-ties and puffy pink cheeks using a cotton swap and Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Ink.
For my next project, I created two cards using the Decorative Easter Egg & Large Easter Shadow die sets in a bright spring color palette.
For my first card, I created a bright and cheerful inlay egg using an assortment of pink, red, orange, purple and springtime green cardstock. I used the Large Easter Shadow die to create a double-shadow sentiment. To finish the card, I adhered the Decorative Easter Egg to a white Pinking Rectangle Frame and a pink card base.
I adhered all the remaining decorative flower die cuts to a white card panel to create the background for my second card. For the Happy Easter Sentiment, I combined the Large Easter Shadow with the “Happy” from the Happy Halloween Shadow Dies and placed them on a Vellum Large Easter Egg.
Keep scrolling to see more amazing inspiration from the design team!
Have a Hoppy Easter Cardmaking season. Thanks for stopping by and Big Paper Hugs.
Welcome as we kick off the first day of sneak peeks for the February 5th release. Today we’ll be taking a look at four of the new die sets: Chick Holder, Chick Shaker, Springtime Holder Additions, and Stitched Clouds.
Hi friends! Christina here, and I’m so excited to be kicking off sneak peeks for the super sweet spring release! Today we are showcasing some of the adorable new dies that will be available February 5th, including the Chick Shaker and the Chick Holder. These cuties coordinate perfectly with the other goodies we’re highlighting today, the Springtime Holder Additions and the Stitched Clouds. I’ve combined elements from all these new sets in the happy springtime inspiration that I’m sharing with you! Let’s get started!
My first card features the newest addition to the “Holder” collection, the Chick Holder! This plump little chick is just the cutest, and I paired him with the umbrella from the Springtime Holder Additions and surrounded him with the lovely new Stitched Spring Flowers to create a rainy springtime scene.
My first step was to create the rainy background panel. I started with a piece of 5×5 white cardstock and two new stencils that are part of the spring release, the Watercolor Circle and Raindrops. I stenciled the Watercolor Circle first with Salvaged Patina Distress Ink, and then, leaving the stencil in place, I stenciled the raindrops over the watercolor circle using more Salvaged Patina ink. I set the panel aside while I got to work on some die-cutting.
For most of the die-cutting I started with colored cardstock but chose plain white cardstock for the daisies and a sweet plaid patterned paper for the umbrella. I added subtle shading to the chick, the leaves, and the umbrella by lightly blending a darker coordinating ink around the edges. After assembling the diecuts, I arranged them on my background panel and attached them with either glue or thin foam squares.
Just a couple more things to wrap up this rainy springtime card! First, I added a greeting from one of the new stamp sets, Spring Blooms. I heat embossed it with white embossing powder on peach cardstock and then die-cut it with the coordinating die. And lastly, I popped this 5×5 card front onto a card base that I made from a piece of white cardstock measuring 5 x 10 inches.
My second card is a playful shaker card featuring the Chick Shaker. This cutie is just as irresistible as the Chick Holder, especially when she’s popping out of an egg! I combined this sweet chick with new Bunny Hop Shaker Beads and the new Mini Checker Stencil that I think is a must-have for your crafty stash.
For this card, I started by creating the shaker element first. I used the Chick Shaker dies to die-cut the chick frame six times from yellow cardstock and stacked them together to be the walls of the shaker. Before securing the frames with glue, I sandwiched a piece of acetate between the top two layers to be the window of the shaker. Then I filled the shaker with the beads and finished up by attaching the backer piece to the stacked frames. Easy! The last steps were to add the chick’s face and the cracked eggshell she’s popping out of. I die-cut the eggshell from tidepool cardstock, added white spatter, and then attached it right over the chick shaker.
Next I created my background panel by first die-cutting the largest Pinking Rectangles from white cardstock and masking the edges before stenciling on the Mini Checker pattern with teal ink. Then I layered this onto a subtle tone-on-tone teal patterned paper panel. With the background completed, I attached the Chick Shaker to the panel with glue and moved on to the other elements of my card design.
I wanted my chick to be sitting in grass, so I reimagined some flower stems from the new Stitched Spring Flowers and layered them along the bottom. I found smaller egg dies in the Chick Holder set and the Easter Holder Additions set and die-cut them from pretty pastel cardstock. I tucked them around the chick and her egg and added small flowers that are accessories in the Springtime Holder Additions. For the sentiment, I heat embossed an Easter Banner Greeting with white embossing powder on one of the new banners from the Banner Greetings 3die set. Then I added the banner to a white “stick” and gave it to the chick to hold. So cute! Finally, I popped the card front onto an A2 card base.
Keep scrolling to find even more springtime inspiration from the design team!
Thanks so much for checking out these sneak peeks featuring new products from the upcoming spring and Easter release on February 5th.
Hi friends, it’s Carly! I’m excited to share a project using the brand new January release!
This project is part of our January Video Hop! Check the video description for links to the next stop so you can keep hopping along for tons of inspiration.
Are you looking for a fun way to add sparkle to your next handmade card? Well I’ve got an idea for you…DIY glitter stickers!
Glitter, double-sided sheets of adhesive and dies come together to create really fun & sparkly stickers. After stamping & coloring an image, I use the coordinating die to cut the shape from double-sided adhesive. I remove one side of the liner paper and place adhesive over the image. Then I remove the top liner paper and add glitter. I think this technique looks so super cute with the new Lovely Ladybugs!
The January 2026 Release is now available in the Pretty Pink Posh Shop and select retailers that carry our products. If you missed our post yesterday, we revealed all of the products in picture form, but if you would like to see them in a video, Mindy has that below.
I started off by creating the card base. I cut a large Pinking Rectangle panel out of aqua cardstock and used the Scattered Hearts Frame stencil along with salvaged patina distress ink to add lots of tone on tone hearts to my panel. I mixed a few droplets of copic opaque white ink with water and used a slim brush to add white splatters all over my piece of paper, I did the same with peacock feathers distress ink to emphasize the tone on tone look, and then the same again with liquid stardust for sparkles. When it was dry, I attached my Pinking Rectangle panel to a white Eyelet Rectangle panel using 1mm foam squares, next to a 5,5 x 4,25 inches turquoise panel using 1mm foam squares again, and then the whole thing to a white card base using liquid glue.
I wanted to use the Heart Card Base die set to create a Box Of Chocolates, so I cut a panel out of turquoise cardstock and worked on the inside first using the Medium Polka Dots stencil along with peacock feathers distress ink to add a fun pattern to the inside of my box, and then added white splatters and peacock feathers splatters as well. I cut a pink heart using another Heart Card Base die, added more interest to it using the Scallops Pierced Plate die, and then added white splatters and sparkling splatters. I attached my pink heart on the middle part of the Heart Card Base panel using 1mm foam squares, and then cut my Box of Chocolates pieces to create five chocolates. I cut the wrapping papers out of pearlescent vellum, the chocolates and icing out of vanilla cardstock and two different brown cardstock. I stuck the details on each chocolate using liquid glue, attached each chocolate to a wrapping paper using 1mm foam squares, and then stuck each chocolate to the pink heart using 1mm foam squares again. I applied glossy accents to the icing details, cut a red bow using a Valentine Holder Additions die, added splatters to it, attached it to the pink heart using liquid glue, and then glued a pink heart confetti from the Valentine Heart mix right in its center.
Next I folded my Heart Card Base panel on the score lines and worked on the outside of my box. I cut another Heart Card Base panel out of the same turquoise cardstock as the inside of the box, but trimmed it and kept the end pieces only. I created the same polka dots pattern and added the same textures, and when both of my half heart panels were dry, I attached them to the front of the box using liquid glue. This way, both the inside and outside of the box are the same. I cut another pink heart, added the same details and textures as the ones I added to the inside heart, and then I attached it to the front of my box using 1mm foam squares, but only on the left side of the box to be able to open it.
To decorate the front of my Box Of Chocolates, I cut roses and leaves using dies from the Valentine Mug Additions and Valentine Holder Additions die sets, added splatters to those pieces, assembled them and then attached them to the right side of the pink heart using 1mm foam squares. I white heat embossed “Happy Valentine’s Day” from Valentine Greetings on aqua cardstock, cut it using the matching die and attached it on the left side of the heart using 2mm foam squares. Next I cut a large Eyelet Heart panel out of pearlescent vellum, attached my Heart Card Base to it using 1mm foam squares, and finally stuck the whole piece to the card using foam squares again.
And that’s it! Oh how I love this Heart Card Base die set, it’s so awesome, super easy to use and I can’t wait to feature it on more projects!
I hope that my Box Of Chocolates card has inspired you, thanks so much for stopping by, and see you soon!
