Hello, Gemma here today with a fun rainbow tree card to share. I used the new Fall Tree die set to create my project. I began by die cutting the trunk portion of the tree from some dark brown woodgrain card.

I then die cut lots of leaves from white card. The leaves portion is one die, but die cuts out 4 different styles of leaves in 2 sizes. This gives lots of options for changing the look of your tree. I’ve chosen just one of the styles of leaves for my card today.

Using copic markers, I coloured the leaves in a rainbow of colours. I found this easier than looking for different colours of card stock and it gave me a wider range of tones within the rainbow. For those interested, I used the following markers, but you could use any markers you have on hand:
Reds: R29 R24 R22 R20 Oranges: YR18 YR15 YR02 YR00 Yellows: Y17 Y13 Y15 Y11 Greens: G17 G07 YG25 YG05 Turquoise: BG49 BG72 BG13 BG11 Blues: B66 B34 B04 B01 Purples: BV04 BV02 V17 V15 Pinks: RV66 RV34 RV25 RV04

Next, I worked on my card base. On a 5.25″ card base, I used a low tack tape to mask an area. I then blended distress oxide inks in the following colours: Abandoned Coral, Squeezed Lemonade, Tumbled Glass, Shaded Lilac, Kitsch Flamingo. Carefully removing the tape reveals a nice crisp rainbow line across the card.

I used liquid glue to adhere the tree, followed by the rainbow leaves. I finished by adding a birthday greeting from the Simple Sentiments stamp set.

Thank you for stopping by, I hope this card inspired you!

Hello and welcome! It’s Leica here and today I am sharing a Fall card using the Fall Borders and Mouse Friends stamp sets. This is easy and fun to recreate. Let’s get started!

I first cut a panel slightly smaller than A2 size in white cardstock. I made the background by stamping one of the Fall Borders 4 different times in Altenew Sand Dunes ink. Next, I ink blended the bottom part of the panel in Gathered Twigs and Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Inks. I then splattered some black and gold acrylic paints for added interest. 

Next, I stamped, colored, and cut the images from Fall Envelopes and Mouse Friends stamp sets. I adhered the envelope onto the card panel and foam mounted the mice on top. The sentiment is stamped onto a banner strip, included in the Fall Envelopes coordinating dies. For added texture, I adhered 3 of the Pistachio pearls by the sentiment. 

Lastly, I adhered the panel onto a yellow cardstock and adhered the panel onto an A2 sized card base. 

That’s all for this card. Thanks so much for stopping by!

Hello crafty friends, Davina here and I’m so excited to be participating in the Halloween Theme Week. All of their products are so wonderfully illustrated and designed, that it is a breeze to pull multiple stamp sets, stencils and dies together to make the cutest cards and decor. I did just that for this bright and bold shaker boxcard. 

**All items in the Halloween Section are 15% off during theme week!

I stamped images from newer and older sets to build this scene. Halloween Pals, Ghost Friends, Halloween Friends, and Giving Thanks to name a few. I always use the coordinating dies to achieve a clean and polished look to my images. 

Before assembling this card, I created a flat mesh shaker using the Cauldron Shaker Die. I cut the shaker twice, added a few stamped images along with some glow in the dark mini stars and some clay confetti pieces from the Halloween Party Mix. I sandwiched a small piece of orange tulle mesh to make a flat shaker using 1/8 double sided tape. 

For the background I inkblended an orange ombré sky and used the Spooky Sky Stencil to ink the bats and emboss the clouds onto my Bristol cardstock. I gently splattered with water and black ink to distress and “spookify” the sky. 

I was excited to use up several pieces of patterned paper remnants, that I had in my stash, for each of the layers and side panels of the box. I adhered my images and shaker through the layers and even made sure to have some floating pieces using acetate strips. I finished this up by stamping a sentiment on the back and adding a final pumpkin. 

I hope you love this fun and spooky card and appreciate you stopping by to see how I created it. Now is the perfect time for you to stock up on your Halloween supplies at Pretty Pink Posh, all of the Halloween items are on sale- don’t miss out!

Davina 

Hi all! I’m Rebecca sharing a card I made with Pretty Pink Posh Candy Treats Dies! This die set is perfect for Halloween cards, but also can be used for other occasions!

**All items in the Halloween Section are 15% off during theme week!

There are so many fun ways to embellish these Candy Treats die cuts! The dies come with so many different options for tiny treats for Halloween and they look cute on a card just on their own, but it can be fun to add accents to them to. 

One way is to cut them out of colorful cardstock and add white gel pen details. You can add tiny white dots even on the tiniest die cuts!

Another way is to add a coating of clear glaze. You can even adhere the die cut frosting accents to the candies with the clear glaze and once it dries it will be dimensional, shiny and have the frosting accent trapped in the glaze!

You can use the same glaze to attach Monster Mash Confetti to the die cuts to create candy with sprinkles! 

Or you can add a shimmer coat to the candies with a shimmer pen. Clear shimmer pens are great on colorful cardstock because while they add that shiny shimmery accent, they don’t fully change the color of the paper.

To complete the card add a cute ghost from the Ghost Friends Stamp Set. To make the design of the card simple, use a basic grid to arrange the candies and make sure that each row has a mix of different embellishment effects!

Have fun with different color combinations and enjoy embellishing your die cuts! Thanks for stopping by!