Hi, there! It’s Marge here sharing a Christmas ornaments card which features some of the products from the latest release. Be sure to read the whole post as we have a giveaway that you do not want to miss!

I started by stamping images from the Decorative Ornaments and Elegant Holly stamp sets on 80lb Neenah White paper using Memento Black Ink. I colored the images using Copic markers and cut them all using Decorative Ornaments coordinating dies and Elegant Holly coordinating dies. I also die cut the Pine Sprig Dies out of white paper and colored them using Copic markers.

Next, I cut a piece of white card stock of 4×5.25 inch, placed Decorative Ornaments on it and draw vertical lines using a copic line pen and then stamped a sentiment. I then adhered Decorative Ornaments, Elegant Holly and Pine Sprig Dies using glue and foam tape.

To embellish the card, I applied Ranger Dry Glitter onto the Pine Sprigs using Multi Medium Matte before adhering the sprigs, and I also adhered Metallic Gold Jewels here and there. I foam mounted the panel onto A2 sized top folded card base and finished off my card.

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Hello friends, Angelica here and today in celebration of Christmas Theme Week, I have 2 fabulous cards to share with you all using a variety of Pretty Pink Posh Christmas and Winter stamp sets. I wanted a fun Christmas scene, but couldn’t decide on what stamps to use, so I decided to have one big PPP snowy party.

Don’t forget to take advantage of the 15% discount on the Christmas Items in the store!

I started with stamping out all the images on Copic-friendly paper. I used Winter Wonderland, Penguin Pals, Winter Friends, Reindeer Friends, Christmas Friends, and Happy Snowman stamp sets and coordinating dies.

For the background, I cut two pieces of Bristol Smooth paper to 4.25×8.25. I heat embossed snowflakes from Winter Wonderland, using InkOn3 embossing ink and Brutus Monroe Alabaster embossing powder. For the black sentiment, I stamped with Versafine Claire Nocturne ink, then heat embossed using Brutus Monroe Icicle embossing powder. I then did an emboss-resist ink-blended background using Shaded Lilac, Worn Lipstick, and Spun Sugar Distress Oxide inks. I splattered water all over the panels, then used a paper towel to dab the water up. Next I splattered shimmer water all over the panels for sparkle. I let that set on the paper for about 30 seconds, then dabbed the water up.

To assemble the scene, I started with the Happy Holidays Script die. I added Stick-It adhesive to the back of magenta shimmer paper, and die cut it 4 times. I stacked them together and set them aside while I assembled the cardbase.

I taped the panels to a 8.5×4.5 card base. I used an X-ACTO knife to cut hills out of Tonic white glitter paper. I used Scor Tape to adhere the back hill, and foam tape to adhere the front hill. I then added the images, laying out the scene before hand so I knew how to layer them. Some I glued to the card base with Lawn Fawn Glue Tube, others I used Scrapbook Adhesive thin foam squares, and the rest was with foam tape.

I love how these cards turned out. It took a few hours here and there to bring them together, and it was time well spent! That’s all I have for today. I hope this inspires you to mix sets up and make your own fun Christmas scene!

Good morning lovely Pretty Pink Posh friends! Heather here and I am super excited to be sharing a card with you today for Christmas Theme week – I had so much fun combining several stamps and dies from the newest release to create this elegant floral card.

Don’t forget: items in the Christmas category are 15% off during the Christmas Theme Week!

I started off by stamping all of the flowers and leaves from Poinsettias stamp set on Copic friendly cardstock. I know poinsettias are most commonly red – but I always love the slightly less common pink ones, so I chose to color them in that color combo. I used these Copics for the flowers: R01, R11, R32, R22, and R14 – as well as Y21 and Y38 for the centers. The leaves were colored with G40, G21, and G24.

I die cut all of those images with the Poinsettia coordinating dies, then also die cut lots of greenery using Pine Sprigs Die set. I cut those from white cardstock, then used my lightest green Copic in the color combo above – G40 – to add a touch of soft color to those. I wanted them to be a super soft green, and that was the perfect way to make sure they coordinated perfectly with my other elements.

I arranged all those elements until I was happy with them, then used a piece of Press ‘n Seal to pick up the entire arrangement and add foam adhesive on the reverse side before adhering in place on my white cardbase. I added a tiny sentiment from Caroling Critters, and then a good coat of gold splatters using the Champagne Gold from my Starry Colors Palette. As a finishing touch, I added a few Ivory Jewels – love the sparkle and elegance they add!

Thanks so much for coming by today – I hope you have been enjoying all the inspiration this week! Have a wonderful day – and Merry Christmas!

Hi Everyone! It is Melody joining you here on the blog for another day of Christmas Theme Week. If you are like me you are trying to finish up your holiday creating before all the hustle and bustle gets to crazy! My card is created with the Elegant Holly stamp set and the Joy Shaker Die.

If you don’t own any of these sets yet you’re in luck!  Pretty Pink Posh has 15% off items in the Christmas section!

First I cut a piece of Kraft Cardstock to fit the inside of the card base. Next I die cut the Joy Shaker die directly into the card front and again from red glitter cardstock. Then I randomly stamped images from the Elegant Holly stamp set on the kraft cardstock with Versamark Ink and embossed with gold embossing powder.

I colored with embossed images with Copic Markers. I used R24, R29, R89, YG61, YG63, and YG67. I stamped and colored one more image from the stamp set and die cut the image with the Elegant Holly Coordinating Dies. To create the shaker I inlayed the Joy die cut into the card front and added acetate behind the shaker and then a layer of form.

The shaker is filled with 6mm Gold Confetti, Gold Mini Star Confetti, and Iridescent Mini Star Confetti. The sentiment is from the Angel Friends stamp set, stamped in Versamark Ink on red cardstock and embossed with gold embossing powder.

First of all, I colored the poinsettia images from Poinsettias stamp set with my Copic markers and die cut with Poinsettias coordinating dies. I also cut branches from white card stock using Pine Sprigs Dies and inked tips of these branches with Tim Holtz Distress ink in Vintage Photo. I set all of them aside for later use.

Now it’s time for me to prepare the background. I cut an A2 panel out of a piece of Red heavy weight card stock, then I ink blended the edges of background using Black Soot Distress Oxide. I noticed many of our talented designers has been using this technique to create gorgeous backgrounds and I had to try it. It took me 2 minutes to make it and it turned out as great as I expected!

I assembled colored images and die cuts onto the background and splattered white paints to create snowflakes. At last, I stamped the sentiment “Season’s Greetings” from Decorative Ornament Stamp set using Versafine Oynx Black ink. This is a card that you could mass produce for Christmas. I highly encourage you to give it a try!

To create the background, I grabbed another piece of cardstock and ink blended the top surface with Tim Holtz Distress ink in Faded Jeans and Black soot. I added colored images and splattered white paint over. Then I poured all my shaker elements (4mm Sparkling Clear Sequins,Marshmallow Sequins and Midnight Black Jewels) and I added top panel to close the shaker window.

I decided to use a script die cut as the sentiment for this card. I cut from a white cardstock using Ornament Shaker Die. Then I hand cut the script word “Jolly” out of the original shape of die cut. I adhered it onto the lower part of this card. After I arranged colored images around the window, I embellished the front panel with Midnight Black Jewels and 4mm Sparkling Clear Sequins. To make this card looking not so flat, I ink blended with Black Soot onto the top and bottom edges of front panel along with the script die cut. I also splattered white paint at the bottom of window to create some snow on the ground for critters to stand on.

Welcome everyone to Christmas Theme week with Pretty Pink Posh! I hope you are enjoying all of the inspiration the team is showing.

Don’t forget to take advantage of the 15% discount on the Christmas Items in the store! Great way to stock up!

My project today is creating a Scalloped Box Pop up card with the Reindeer Friends stamp set. The critters over at Pretty Pink Posh are always so adorable but I have been in love with these reindeer since they were released.

I stamped my reindeer onto Neenah Solar White cardstock with MFT Extreme Black Ink. Then colored with my copic markers and used the coordinating die to cut them out. My box is created using the Scallop Box Pop Up card die with Chili Red cardstock. I decorated the panels with patterned paper from the Jolly paper pack from Pink & Main.

To adhere my reindeer I attached them to strips of acetate. That way I wasn’t hiding any part of them and some even look like they are jumping through the air!

My sentiment comes from the Holiday Greetings stamp set which has such a great variety of beautiful sentiments! The Scallop Box card folds up perfectly to fit into an A2 size envelope. What a treat it’ll be when someone opens the envelope and this box card pops up with these adorable reindeer!

I hope you enjoyed this card. We’ll see you tomorrow for another day of Christmas Theme Week!

Hello There! This is Caly and I’m sharing a card today for Christmas Theme Week!  I honestly can’t believe we’re into December!  I can only make a few more holiday cards before the month is over and we switch gears to spring.  Today, I’m sharing a card using Decorative Ornaments and Pine Springs – all new from Pretty Pink Posh.

If you don’t own any of these sets yet you’re in luck!  Pretty Pink Posh has 15% off items in the Christmas section!

I started by stamping the images on red cardstock and embossing the image with gold embossing powder.  I knew I wanted to add shading and color with soft colored pencils – so after embossing and die-cutting the images, I ink-sponged some dark red ink around each ornament – giving it shading around the outer edges.

To give the ornaments some color, I used Faber-Castell Polychromos colored pencils Gold 250, Light Green 171, Pine Green 267, Dark Red 225, Ivory 103).  I went over the areas I wanted to color first with Ivory to lay a base – then used the other colors to add shading and depth in those smaller areas.

I die cut the Pine Springs using two shades of green cardstock and also ink-sponged the edges to give them some added depth.  For the background, I used a light blue cardstock and ink-blended around the card panel using Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Ink.  I adhered the pine springs on the card panel first, then punch some holes in the ornaments and strung them with gold thread before adhering them to the card panel over the pine springs using foam adhesive.  The sentiment is from the same stamp sent and stamped and embossed using white embossing powder.  To give the card a final touch, I added a clear lacquer (Glossy Accents) over the colored areas and some drops all over.

I really hope you enjoyed that!  The glossy accents really is an invaluable tool and adds a wonderful element.  Have a fabulous day, everyone!

Caly