Card fronts aren’t really my thing — I like to create my own but sometimes it’s a quick way to make a card. It works out well especially when it’s for holiday cards and you need quite a few. This card front set is really pretty though, it kinda encapsulates the beauty of holiday lights and I love it.
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I love fall — the jewel tones are just cozy and up my alley but I also am digging this dusty fall palette that google inspired me with! I just love how I was able to incorporate it with the stencil and then the die cut word.
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Sometimes lights just really make a card magical and this card takes it a bit more literally. I love how this came together and it was relatively easy with a bit of scene building and ink blending.
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It usually takes me a lot to pull out heavy die cut sets, mainly because I like to stamp and color. However, if you follow me, you know I color up my die cuts and usually that’s why I don’t use them too often — it’s a little too fussy for me but this set is amazing, the cat is so freaking adorable!
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When you have simple images but they have a distinct shape, you can color them in for the silhouettes. It works so well for leaves and I decided to incorporate the colored versions as well as the silhouette version on the same card. You definitely can change it up based on what colors you want to use!
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I’m not a big fan of patterned paper or paper generally, however, there’s some exceptions. I like the ones that can help set up a scene for me and this spooky one worked perfectly for this Halloween card. This card is also part of a collaboration instagram hop between Pear Blossom Press and La-La Land Crafts, so be sure to stop over instagram to leave a comment for a chance to win a gift card!
But in the meantime, this is the little video for the card — photos don’t do the Twinkle Lights justice!
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I always forget you can using heat embossing to “mask” your item and that’s what I did here with my sprays. I needed a little bit of help with Drawing Gum for the eyes and heart but it works the same and you can rub it off after you’re done! It’s a cool and quick background!
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There are so sets where I have to think about it a bit to create a card with, even if it’s really cute! Pretty Pink Posh has a line of these circular images, which honestly are perfect for holiday tags — super fun and perfectly shaped. As a cardmaker who tends to lean towards scene cards, it’s harder for me to use them on my cards but I actually have a few ideas for this set and it’s super cute!
Reminder! This is a stamp set that is part of Stamptember — once it’s gone it’s gone.
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Stamps always come with coordinating dies — but have you seen stencils with coordinating dies? I’m pretty sure they aren’t new to the market but I haven’t used them. I inked the entire 6×6 stencil and then strategically picked which portion to trim off so I could use the dies to get images. It’s pretty cool! I didn’t need to ink this up twice.
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Sometimes a simple card is really the way to go. I love big and bold florals but without the detail. It really allows for you to create an easy card. I didn’t even color the entire space! I added a bit of color and that’s really all you need!
Reminder! This is a stamp set that is part of Stamptember — once it’s gone it’s gone. Also, this one comes with a very variations of stamps and dies so be sure to make sure you’re purchasing the one that fits your needs!
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Welcome to Pretty Pink Posh‘s September 2024 Release Blog Hop! Be sure to check out the latest release from Pretty Pink Posh. Before we jump into my project for the hop, there’s a total of three $30 gift certificates up for grabs (one winner each day) for this 3 day blog hop! Winners will be picked randomly along the blog hop. Comments must be left by 11:59 PM PST on 9/16/2024. Winners will be announced on the Pretty Pink Posh blog.
Hi friends! There have been so many amazing projects already shared in the past day of the blog hop and there’s so much inspiration today as well! Be sure to check it all out and today’s lineup!
For today, I’m sharing this card that was inspired by Andy Warhol. I take a lot of inspiration from everything around me and tend to think “oh that could be a card”. This one is no exception but to be honest, it’s also inspired by the song Apple by Charli XCX.
First, I started off to by dividing up my card panel into 9 sections, each that will hold the image from the Patterned Apples stamp set. Since there are three different sizes, I wanted to use them all and vary them throughout the panel.
This stamp set has the outline image as well as the solid image. This saves the trouble of coloring but I love dimension, so I had to do an additional step to give it just that added touch. I stamped the image with my base color, then I used a darker color adding it to the edges and blending it out a little bit before stamping again. This is where my Misti comes into play!
To finish this card off, I stamped and heat embossed a sentiment from the Patterned Apples stamp set, which fit perfectly in the middle of this card and I love that this card was inspired by two different things in my life!
Here’s a fun quick video of the process:
Be sure to stop by the previous days of inspiration for the Pretty Pink Posh blog!
Knowing how to pick out the right colors — I wouldn’t know anything about it. I’m terrible at it honestly. It’s why I tend to google “_____ color palette” all the time. It helps me see all the different options and then go from there. This palette was picked out by google and it worked perfectly for a fall nighttime sky.
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InsideoutJeans by Jeannie 