Today I have a Valentine’s Day card to share, but before I share my card, I want to share some exciting news. I’m officially part of the Pretty Pink Posh design team. Yay!! Be sure to stay tuned for more card inspiration from me using Pretty Pink Posh products.
For my card, I used the Koala Friends stamp set and Heart Vines background die. I love all of the stitching detail in the die. There is stitching around the entire frame, the vines, and the heart. I die cut the die from pink cardstock and green cardstock and paper pieced the two together.
–Misti Stamping Tool (This Misti is 6″ x 7″. There is a larger one and a smaller one if this size doesn’t fit your needs.) — https://shrsl.com/31281
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–Scrapbook.com – https://shrsl.com/2u3u5
–Spellbinders Paper Arts – https://shrsl.com/307ci
Hi everyone! Today I’m sharing some quick and easy cards using some products from Scrapbook.com. I’ll be using a stencil, paper pads, dies, and ephemera to make quick cards. I will also show you how to make an ombre background for a card using the the Scrapbook.com Roses paper pad. This paper pad is full of beautiful pinks, reds, and corals.
Check out my YouTube video to see how I made my cards.
For my next set of cards, I used the Waffle Flower Angled Stripe Panel Die to create ombre backgrounds for my cards. The Roses cardstock from Scrapbook.com was perfect to create an ombre of pinks and reds. Just by adding a word die and/or ephemera, you can make a quick card.
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Hello! Today on my blog I’m sharing a four butterfly cards that I created using some products from Pink and Main. I used the Dearest Friend stamp set, Bold Butterfly Cover Dies, and the Plaid Cover Dies. I love the large size of the beautiful butterfly in the stamp set and the cover die set. I’ll show you more about these products and how I made each of these cards in my YouTube video.
To see how I made these cards, watch my tutorial here:
For my first card, I created a dimensional card by coloring the butterfly twice. The first time, I colored it on a 4 1/8″ x 5 3/8″ inch panel cut with Bristol Smooth Cardstock. The second time, I colored it, I fussy cut it out, and then layered it on top of the card panel to create a beautiful dimensional look.
For my next card, I colored the butterfly image and fussy cut it out and then layered it on the Plaid Cover Die Panels. These cover dies come in two panels – A and B. The panel die can be used separately or used together to create a layered look.
My next card is a slimline card. I created a watercolor background and then stamped the butterfly image onto the background using Versamark ink. I sprinkled white embossing power over the top and heat set it.
For my final card, I used the Bold Butterfly Cover Dies — Panels A, B, and C — to create a layered look for my butterfly. You can achieve a beautiful colorful butterfly without any coloring just by using these panel dies as well as different color cardstock.
–Misti Stamping Tool (This Misti is 6″ x 7″. There is a larger one and a smaller one if this size doesn’t fit your needs.)
—– https://shrsl.com/31281 – Scrapbook.com
—-https://shrsl.com/3128o – Simon Says Stamp
Today on my blog I’m sharing a slimline card that I made using the Wedding Ring Slimline Panel die from The Stamps of Life. This panel die fits perfectly on the front of a slimline card. I used it here to make an anniversary card.
To see how I made these card, watch my tutorial here:
Today on my blog I’m sharing two slimline cards that I made using the Fun Flower Slimline Panel die from The Stamps of Life. This panel die fits perfectly on the front of a slimline card. It has a lot of beautiful flowers that make up the design. For my cards, I die cut three pieces of cardstock/pattern paper from the panel die and pieced in different parts from each of my die cuts to make two cards.
To see how I made these card, watch my tutorial here:
Supplies:
Fun Flower Slimline Panel Die (The large rectangle die is not included. To cut the die out, you will need the rectangle die (bonus die) from one of the other slimline panel die sets from The Stamps of Life.)
Today on my blog I’m sharing a fun card that I made using the Peekaboo Square Die Set from The Stamps of Life. This die set consists of a set of square dies in various sizes that you can use for windows on your card. When you open the window, you can have a fun stamped image underneath.
I used the Die Grid background die set for this card. The squares at the bottom of the die grid are the perfect size to fit the smallest peekaboo square die in the set.
Underneath the flaps, I used the Faces4Stamps set and stamped a smiley face underneath each window.
On the inside of my card, I stamped a sentiment and added another smiley face.
To see how I made this card, watch my tutorial here:
Today on my blog I’m sharing a friendship card that I made using the Friends background die from The Stamps of Life. I love this background die because it’s the centerpiece of the card. You don’t even need to include a stamp or diecut image on the card front, but I did use one here. I used the FingerPrints2Stamp die set and included a dog and cat diecut in the bottom corner of the card. I chose these diecuts because they were small enough and didn’t take away from the beautiful background.
To see how I made this card, watch my tutorial here:
Today on my blog, I’m sharing a thinking of you card. I ink-blended the sky background and colored the flower images from the MoreLoveBugs2Stamp set from The Stamps of Life. The sentiment is from the newly released heartwords2stamp from The Stamps of Love. This set includes five sentiments (Miss You, Thinking of You, Hello, Thank you, and Best Wishes) that can be die cut with the matching dies. Each sentiment includes small hearts that extend beyond the edges of the letters.
To see how I made this card, watch my tutorial here —
Today on my blog, I’m sharing six cards that I made from one background die. The background die that I used is the brand new Heart Two Background Die from The Stamps of Life. I use various techniques to make my cards including ink-blending, pattern paper, and even a shaker card!
To see a tutorial for all six cards, watch my tutorial on YouTube:
For Day 7 of my 12 Days of Christmas Craft Series, I will show you how to make this Christmas themed slimline card using so many fun products from The Stamps of Life. Some things I love about the Christmas season are gingerbread and snowmen and this card has both! I just love this cute train scene on this card.
To see how I made this fun card, watch my YouTube Tutorial Here:
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