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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 stencilsto 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 setto 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.
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!
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 theLayered 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 theFall 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 newThanks Scripton 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 newGrateful 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!
Hello crafty friends! It’s Yoonsun here to share my autumn card with the new Autumn Leaf Wreath stamp set along with another new Grateful Script die. Autumn is the best season to make the most beautiful cards, right?!!
New release will be available September 14th.
I started by stampingAutumn Leaf Wreath onto watercolour paper using pale beige dye ink. I then watercoloured the stamped image with some green, orange and brown Distress inks. Once the autumn wreath was dry, I die cut it with the coordinating die. I lightly drew all autumn leaves using Copic Multiliner Marker 0.05mm Black along the stamping line.
For the sentiment, I die cut the Grateful Script from metallic gold cardstock. I die cut the Pretty Petals Background panel from thick white cardstock as well. I mounted the background panel on white card base using double-sided tape first, and then added all elements as shown in the picture using foam tape.
Hello, Gemma here today with a sneak peek of the new Fall Envelopes stamp set. There are two envelope stamps in this set, along with accompanying images and sentiments.
New release will be available September 14th.
Sunflowers are a favourite of mine so I stamped out the sunflower envelope and coloured it with copic markers. I also stamped and coloured some of the smaller images, then die cut everything with the coordinating dies.
On a square card base, I adhered a strip of patterned paper across the centre. I also added thin strips of satin gold card either side, cut using theStitched Strips die set.
I stamped a sentiment from theFall Envelopes stamp set under the patterned paper, then adhered the envelope at an angle in the centre of the card. I added the smaller images around the card, with additional die cuts behind for dimension.
Stop by tomorrow for another day of sneak peeks! Thanks for joining us today!
Hi folks, it’s Kavya and I have a sneak peek of the new release. I am a huge fan of color so I obviously enjoy fall as I can go crazy with the warm color palette. Today, I am showcasing the newMouse Friends and Potted Sunflowers stamp sets.
New release will be available September 14th.
I first started off by creating my background by ink blending using Pinstripe stencil and shades of pink, purple and tan dye inks. As always, I splattered some white paint to make my background dramatic. Then, I stamped and colored a bunch of images fromMouse Friends and Potted Sunflowerswith alcohol ink markers.
To finish off my card, I die cut the word ‘thanks’ using the new Thanks script dieand ink blended one end using purple dye inks. Add some heat embossed sentiments from Mouse Friends and you are done!
I hope this post inspires you! Check back tomorrow for more inspiration of the new release!
I love everything Fall and these sunflowers brought me all the Fall vibes. I cannot wait for the leaves to change colors!
I’m coloring the sunflowers with my copic markers today. The colors I’m using are:
E99, YR24, Y08, Y02
E79, E77, E74
G28, G07, YG06, YG01
To create a little scene behind my sunflowers, I’m going to use the Layered Clouds stencil with a light blue ink and blending tool. I’m going to blend so that it fades off into the white of the cardstock before getting to the bottom.
Then at the bottom of the card, I’ll blend on a light green ink for the look of grass. For my sentiment, I’m using the Encouragement Greetings which has such a great variety of sentiments.
After my card is adhered to an A2 size card base, I’m going to bring in some detail to the center of the sunflowers with a white gel pen.
I hope you enjoyed this video tutorial and were inspired to create your own fall card.
There are lots of different ways to use this die, including colouring with different mediums or die-cut inlay with coloured card stock. I think it looks lovely die cut from white card and layered over a pretty background, so the colours show through.
I die cut the border 3 times – from white card, pearl sparkle white card, and another piece of white card with stick-it adhesive on the back. This’ll make it easier to adhere to my background. I layered the pieces together for dimension. Next, I cut some 1/4″ strips of card, in autumnal colours. I decided on 6 strips of card, in yellow/orange, purples and greens.
On a landscape mini-slimline card base (3.5 x 6″), I marked a line across the centre with pencil. I used this pencil line to help me adhere the first of my card strips in a straight line. Once all the strips were adhered across the card, I trimmed away any overhanging pieces.
I stamped a greeting from the Woodland Thanks stamp set, then removed the backing from thePumpkin border and adhered it over the stripes of colour on my card to finish.
Thank you for stopping by, I hope this card inspired you!
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Hello crafty friends! It’s Leica here on the blog. Today, I am sharing a fun slimline card using the cute Construction Trucks stamp set!
I first cut a slimline panel in white cardstock and used the Layered Roads stencils to create the dirt background. I inked it with Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink and then sprayed it with water for an oxidized effect. Next, I cut a larger panel that measures 3.5 inch x 8.5 inch in black cardstock. I also cut a few strips of yellow cardstock and adhered them onto the black cardstock diagonally. I then adhered the 2 panels together using liquid glue. For the sentiment, I stamped it onto the card panel using Versafine Onyx black ink.
Next, I stamped and colored the images from the Construction Trucks stamp set. I love these trucks and I colored them yellow to look like the Tonka trucks that my nephew used to play with when he was younger. I cut the images with their coordinating dies and foam mounted them onto the card panel. Lastly, I adhered the panel onto a slimline-size card base.
That’s all for this card. I hope that I’ve inspired you to craft with this cute stamp set. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hello crafty friends. It’s Lisa Mears here. Halloween cards are so much fun to make and I created a cute Halloween scene with some fun new Halloween products from the Pretty Pink Posh.
I started off by coloring the mummy bear image from the Halloween Critters stamp set. I colored it with Zig Clean Color Real Brush pens. The colors I used are as follows: —-Bandages – Gray, Light Gray, Blender—-Body – Brown, Blender —-Nose – Black —-Inside Ear – Beige —-Pumpkin – Orange, Bright Yellow
I also colored some of the images from the Halloween Envelopes stamp set, specifically the candy and a spider. The colors I used are as follows: —-Jelly Bean – Carmine Red, Blender —-Candy Corn – Bright Yellow, Orange, Light Gray —-Candy – Violet —-Spider – Black, Blender
For my background, I cut a piece of cardstock to 4 1/8″ x 5 3/8″. I added Twisted Citron Distress Oxide ink to the bottom inch of the cardstock which will represent the grass for my Halloween scene. Next, I added Shaded Lilac Distress Oxide ink all over the remaining background. Finally, I added Wilted Violet Distress Oxide ink around the edges.
After I inked the entire background, I was ready to do some stenciling. The stencil I used is the Layered Ghosts Stencil. I placed Stencil A over the background. This stencil is the one with the shape of the ghosts. I wanted a very subtle ghost background so I added a white pigment ink to the ghosts. Next, I placed Stencil B on the background. This stencil contains ghost faces and I added them with a black ink. Finally, I added Stencil C which contains the stars. I used Picket Fence Studios Paper Glaze in Daffodil Yellow along with a palette knife to add the glaze. The glaze not only made the stars bright yellow, but it also added some dimension to my background which I love!
