Hi, Friends! It’s Caly and I’m here to share a card today made using the Cherry Blossoms set! Spring is finally here and this set gives me all the feels. I love Pretty Pink Posh florals and this is one of the first sets I ever got my hands on.

I’m a bit of a realist when I color florals so I chose a really pale pink with pops of darker colors for the flowers’ centers.  I wish the colors showed up better in the pictures, but I promise – there is light pink in every petal!  

Copic colors used:  G21, G24, G28, R0000, RV10, RV25, YR16

After coloring my images, I worked on my background.  I started with a light blue cardstock and ink-blended with Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Ink around the edges only to create a glow in the center for my floral arrangement.

To frame my flowers, I first die-cut the smaller rectangle from the Scallop Frames set in white and attached it to my ink-blended panel using foam adhesive for dimension.  Then I attached my flowers with foam adhesive over the frame.  To finish my project, I embossed a simple sentiment from the Bear Friends stamp set in white over black cardstock and adhered it over my flowers at the bottom of the card.

I hope you enjoyed this project!  Thanks so much for stopping by today!

Caly

Hi Friends! This is Angelica and today I am sharing a couple of Congrats Grad card ideas.

I used both sentiments that are in the set, and the hats and diplomas. I kept the Copic Coloring simple, using the following colors: B24, B6, B29; YR23, Y23; R22, R24, R29; W3, W1, W0.

I stamped the hats and diplomas randomly on this first card panel. I added a drop shadow first, then colored the images. I stamped the solid star included in the set with pineapple ink, and did a second-generation stamp for a lighter star. I added a few black dots with my Copic Marker. I finished with a strip of pattern paper and glitter paper for added interest.

For this Clean and simple card, I cut a panel of white card stock with the rectangle frame from Stitched Notes Die Set. I added a blend of yellow ink to the middle of the rectangle, and stamped the sentiment. I added the coordinating die-cut cap and diploma, and a few Graphite Jewels to finish the card.

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Hi and welcome to another day of Celebrations Theme Week. Melody here and today I am going to give you an idea for a Father’s Day Card created with the Father’s Day Stamp Set.

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I chose a color combination of light grey, blue, and black for the card. I started by cutting a panel of pale grey cardstock to fit the card front. I wanted to add pattern to the background but wanted to keep the pattern subtle. A combination of pale grey ink and the Triangles Stencil worked perfectly. 

Next I cut the Father’s Day Script Die twice from black cardstock. I layered the die cuts on top of each other to give the sentiment a little more dimension. I also cut a strip of white cardstock to go across the card and blended the background with light blue ink. 

I stamped the shirt in the Father’s Day Stamp Set three times in black ink and then I colored with Copic Markers. I used T0, T1, T3, B91, B93, and B95. The shirts are die cut with the Father’s Day Coordinating Dies. 

The tie on the shirt in the middle is paper pieced and I used a black gel pen to add the strips on the tie on the right. I used foam tape to adhere the shirts to the card. 

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Hello, Gemma here today with a new baby celebration card to share. All week save 15% on all products in the Celebrations section!

I began with the background. On a slimline card panel, I overlaid one of the Layered Clouds stencils and inked just the clouds at the edges with an embossing ink. I then embossed the clouds with WOW Metalline First Frost embossing powder. 

I moved the stencil and repeated these steps until the edges around the whole panel were embossed with clouds. I then adhered the panel to my card base.

Next, I stamped the large word image from the Baby stamp set on blue card with embossing ink. For a tone on tone look, I embossed the images with WOW Blue Pearl embossing powder.

I used the coordinating dies to die cut the embossed letters, along with two layers of white card. I adhered these layers together for dimension, then added the letters to my card. I also stamped an additional sentiment from the Baby stamp set underneath the letters.

You could leave it there but I wanted to add some cute critters around the letters. I stamped images from the Elephant Friends stamp set and coloured them with copics. 

I used the coordinating dies to cut them out, adding them to the card with foam tape to finish.

I hope you enjoyed this baby card. You can easily switch the colors and sentiment to make it for a baby girl.

Hi friends! This is Angelica and we are having a Celebrations Theme Week on the blog this week. Today I am sharing two cards showcasing the Mother’s Day stamp set.

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For my first card, I made a simple background, using a blender brush and pink ink. I splattered a pit of pink paint onto the panel, and stamped the sentiment. I stamped the bouquet from the set with chocolate ink, and used Copic Markers to color the flowers and vase. I used the coordinating die to die-cut the bouquet. I used thin foam squares to attach the vase to the panel, and adhered the panel to a pink card base with foam adhesive. I finished the card with a few Pink Blush jewels.

My second showcases the smaller stamps in the Mother’s Day stamp set.

I inked the middle of a panel again with pink ink, and stamped the sentiment. I stamped and colored several of the small images. I die-cut a ring, using the Beach Scene Die. I glued the floral onto the half of the ring, and attached it to the panel. I added a few Pink Blush Jewels, and attached the panel to a pink card base.

Copic Colors used: BV000, BV01, BV04; RV14, RV13, RV21; R89, R85, R83, R81; YG17, YG05, YG01; E08, YR18, YR14; B91, B95; Y13, Y19, YR23.

I hope I have helped with Mother’s Day cards inspiration. Thanks so much for joining me today. Come back tomorrow and we’ll show you inspiration featuring a different celebration!

Hi friends! This is Angelica and I am showcasing the beautiful Tulips stamp set today. This set is currently 15% off during the Spring Savings sale valid through 4-28-2020. code: SPRING2020

Up here, in the Pacific Northwest, tulips are in full bloom. It’s so much fun to watch my neighborhood become filled with spring flowers, and tulips are my favorite! I decided on no-line watercoloring, and stamped the tulips with Antique Linen Distress ink. I used Daniel Smith watercolors, and painted the flowers in layers. The first layer was adding color, second layer was adding shadows, third layer was deepening lines.  Once I was finished painting, I used the coordinating dies to die-cut the tulips.

For the background, I brushed a light wash of blue sky onto watercolor paper, and let the panel dry. I trimmed the panel down, added the tulips with thin foam squares, and cut off anything hanging over the bottom edge. I attached the panel to a card base with foam adhesive, and finished the card with a sentiment from Hedgehog Friends stamp set.

Thanks so much for joining me today. I hope I have helped with ideas using the Tulips stamp set. I will be back soon with more card inspiration!