Make a Wish Pup Birthday Card with Pretty Pink Posh

I'm thrilled to share a delightful birthday card creation featuring a mix of Pretty Pink Posh's fabulous products! In my latest video below, I walk you through the entire process, showcasing how to combine newer releases like the Dog Holder Dies, Birthday Holder Additions Dies, Streamer Dies, and Cascading Stars Stencil with previously released products such as the Sentiment Strips Dies and Sentiment Strips: Birthday Stamp Set. I also incorporated the Stitched Torn Rectangles and Wonky Stitched Rectangle Dies for added texture and visual interest. Get ready to be inspired by a tone-on-tone design perfect for any celebration! 

To create this card, I began by die-cutting various elements from blue and neutral craft cardstock. The background was stenciled using the Cascading Stars Stencil and Distress Inks in Stormy Sky, Faded Jeans, and Chipped Sapphire, creating a stunning gradient effect. I assembled an adorable dog using the Dog Holder Dies. The Birthday Holder Additions Dies contributed a charming cupcake and candle, while the Streamer Dies added a party flair. The "wish" sentiment was die-cut from sparkly silver cardstock with a blue drop shadow, and "make a" was stamped onto a sentiment strip. 

Layering was key to this design. I adhered the stenciled background to a dark blue stitched torn rectangle, then added the streamers, ensuring they aligned with the wonky stitched rectangle.To add a touch of shine, I splattered Faded Jeans Distress Spritz onto the background. The dog and cupcake were popped up with foam adhesive for dimension. I adorned the card with Blue Shimmer Confetti sequins, strategically placed to cover any accidental smudges. I'm absolutely in love with the tone-on-tone look and the playful pup that takes center stage! If you're eager to see all the details and follow along step-by-step, be sure to watch the YouTube video. You'll witness the magic of these Pretty Pink Posh products and discover how to create a card that's sure to bring joy. Happy crafting!

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Hooray! Strawberry Margarita Shaker Card with Cardstock Warehouse

Hello fellow paper crafters! Today, I'm thrilled to share a handmade card project that's bursting with color and celebratory vibes. I used a beautiful array of cardstock from Cardstock Warehouse to bring this design to life, and I'm excited to show you how you can too! The quality and variety of colors at Cardstock Warehouse make it a dream to work with, ensuring your projects always have that professional touch.

I started by die-cutting Starch White Speckletone Cardstock with the Stitched Ripple Backdrop from Lawn Fawn. I then blended Broken China Distress Ink and sprayed Broken China Distress Spritz onto it, setting it aside to dry. For the focal point, I die-cut the Build-A-Drink and Build-A-Drink Cocktail Add-On dies from Lawn Fawn using different Woodstock cardstock colors and Coral Stardream cardstock. This allowed me to assemble a fun strawberry margarita shaker card. I added a touch of Festive Berries ink to the strawberry die cuts for extra pop.

To add a bold statement, I die-cut the Giant Hooray sentiment from Lawn Fawn out of Rosa Woodstock cardstock and layered it with Coral Stardream cardstock to create a drop shadow effect. I blended Festive Berries ink on the top and bottom of the sentiment to tie it all together. Finally, I adhered the "Hooray" sentiment and the margarita, complete with limes, strawberries, and an umbrella, onto the card base. A few white highlights with a gel pen on the sentiment, umbrella, and straw added the perfect finishing touch.

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Defying Gravity Shaker Card with The Sassy Club

This week for Sassy Saturday, I've been channeling some seriously powerful vibes, inspired by a certain iconic story of two unlikely friends and their journey to discovering their true selves. Think bold colors, a touch of magic, and a whole lot of defying the ordinary! Today's card features the absolutely fabulous "Popular Era" stamp set from The Sassy Club – those images are just bursting with personality! To add some extra flair, I've paired them with some seriously versatile frame dies from Popsiclesticks, creating a dimensional masterpiece that's sure to wow. If you're ready to create a card that's a little bit wonderful and a whole lot sassy, then keep on reading!

Let's dive into the making! I started by creating a vibrant background on a 6x8 inch panel of smooth white mixed media cardstock. I blended a rainbow of Distress Oxide inks – Kitsch Flamingo, Picked Raspberry, Lucky Clover, and Pine Needles – creating a gorgeous, colorful base. For a touch of texture, I splattered the panel with water, followed by the shimmery Frozen Fog Distress Mica Stain, and finally some clean white fine art paint. While that dried, I stamped a character from The Sassy Club's "Popular Era" set with crisp black ink and brought them to life with my Olo markers before carefully fussy cutting them out. Once the background was dry, I die cut it using the largest die from my Popsiclesticks set. 

I then cut the next two smaller frame dies from dazzling silver glitter cardstock. For the sentiment, I die cut a ticket-shaped strip from white cardstock and stamped the empowering "Defying Gravity" sentiment using Versafine Clair Nocturne ink. I adhered the largest silver frame to my colorful background with foam adhesive for dimension. The next silver frame was backed with acetate and turned into a shaker filled with a dazzling mix of pink, green, silver, and black sequins from Doodle's Paper Playground. I placed the shaker in the center of the card and then arranged my colored image and sentiment onto the shaker windows. Trust me, the sparkle and dimension of this card are simply enchanting – go grab your Sassy Club goodies and those fabulous dies and get creating!

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Yay! Rare Monster Shaker Card for Fandom Friday

Hey crafty friends! Get ready for some Fandom Friday fun because I've got a super adorable and slightly mischievous card to share with you today featuring some seriously amazing products. Head over to my latest YouTube video (embedded below!) to see exactly how this cutie comes together. I'm showcasing the sweetest little impish monster stamps from Popsiclesticks – you know the ones with the big ears and curious expressions that are popping up everywhere! I paired these quirky characters with the most beautiful dies from Emily Moore Designs, including a decorative sentiment banner, a gorgeous doily shaker frame, and the stylish "yay" layered word die. Trust me, you won't want to miss seeing these playful elements in action!

To create this charming card, I started by stamping and coloring one of the adorable, wide-eyed Popsiclesticks creatures with my Olo markers and then fussy cut it out. For the sentiment, I die-cut the layered "yay" from some lovely Lawn Fawn patterned papers using my Emily Moore Designs dies and adhered them together with some fantastic double-sided adhesive sheets. The star of the show is the doily shaker frame, also from Emily Moore Designs, which I backed with acetate and filled with a fun mix of colorful sequins. I stamped a sentiment from the Popsiclesticks set onto the banner die and adhered it to the front of the shaker. Finally, I assembled the shaker onto my card base, added my endearing little monster to the front, and for an extra touch, I used another beautiful die from Emily Moore Designs to add a stamped sentiment on the inside. Catch all the details and see it come to life on my YouTube channel – happy crafting and happy Fandom Friday!

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Made to Bloom with Scrapbook.com

Hello fellow paper crafters! Today, I'm so excited to share a brand new handmade card I created using some absolutely gorgeous and exclusive products from Scrapbook.com. This card features beautiful meadow-inspired patterns and some clever layering that I think you're going to love! To recreate this card, start by adhering a die-cut of the largest nested wavy rectangle from the Meadow gingham patterned cardstock onto your card base. Next, layer on a die-cut scalloped rectangle from the Magic Meadow die and stamp set, using a lovely pink patterned paper. Then, take the third largest nested wavy rectangle die and cut it from a floral pattern in the Meadow pad, attaching it to the card. 

For a stunning focal point, die-cut the shadow die from the Made to Bloom die set using white mixed media cardstock. Blend Distress Oxides in Ice Spruce, Bundled Sage, and Tattered Rose onto the shadow die, splatter it with water, and add a touch of sparkle with a Key Lime Green glitter brush marker. Die-cut the sentiment "you were made to bloom" from the same pink patterned paper and adhere it to the shadow die with foam adhesive for dimension. Stamp the adorable deer image with Crunchy Leaf brown ink and color it with your favorite Olo alcohol markers, then re-stamp it with a dark brown ink to make it pop. 

Stamp the floral images with Ballet Slipper ink and the leaves with Pear and Sky Blue ink (double stamping the leaves creates a beautiful green-teal shade!). Use the coordinating dies from the Magic Meadow decorative die and stamp set to cut out the floral images and the deer. Arrange them on your card, adhering with a mix of liquid and foam adhesive for varying heights. Finally, add some Banana Split Pops of Color to the center of the flowers for the perfect finishing touch!

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Pink Daisies Mother's Day Card with Pretty Pink Posh

Hi, friends! I'm sharing an older card I made for Pretty Pink Posh using a mix of stamps, stencils and some pretty hot foiling. I wanted to create a Mother’s Day card with pink daisies, so I used those colors to inspire my stenciling! I started with a green ink for the vines on the Layered Floral Vines Stencil (A), pink ink for the flowers on Stencil (B), and Shooting Stars Lunar Paste for the center of the flowers with Stencil (C).

When it was dry, I cut the panel to 4x5-1/4" and adhered it to a base of pink cardstock. I stamped and colored the flower images with alcohol markers from Daisies and used the Daisies Coordinating Dies to cut them out. I also hot foiled “Mother” from the Mom/Mother Foil Plates and used the Mom/Mother Shadow dies to cut it out. It’s a simple, but I think elegant card to sit on a mantel for the holiday!

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You Grow Girl Propagated Plants Card with Spellbinders

Hello fellow paper crafters! Today's card is inspired by Craft Roulette Episode #265's parameters. I used a mix of Spellbinders dies and some basic dies from my stash to bring this vision to life. The result? A botanical-themed card with a touch of shine, perfect for encouraging a friend or celebrating an achievement. To create this card, I started by die-cutting a variety of plant images using Spellbinders Laboratory Glass, Propagated Plants, Propagation Garden Frames, Sealed Flowers, and leaves from Sentimental Ampersand from various colored cardstock. For a fun twist, I cut test tubes from blue pearlescent vellum to mimic water and assembled the plant pieces, adding Shabby Shutters and Mowed Lawn Distress Inks to some of the lighter green die cuts for added dimension. I also assembled the test tubes, adding white measurement die cuts for detail, and distressed the Propagation Garden Frame with Vintage Photo Distress Ink. 

For the card base, I used Charming Patterned Paper from Scrapbook.com, die-cutting it with the Admit One A7 die, and cut another pattern using the Large Stitched Rectangle Stackable, adding some splatters of Frosty Blue glitter. I adhered the larger panel to an A7 card base and then glued the smaller, glittered panel to the center before arranging and adhering all the die-cut elements – plants, test tubes, and frame – onto the card, using foam adhesive behind some of the flowers. The "You Grow Girl" sentiment, stamped with Mowed Lawn Distress Ink and die-cut with its coordinating die from Propagation Garden Sentiments, was the perfect finishing touch, popped up with foam adhesive for emphasis. I hope this inspires you to get creative with your dies and create something amazing! 

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