Second birthday card that went out this year. It’s another custom one for a pull up surprise — can you tell the recipient is someone who likes cats? It cracked me up to play with this card.
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One of my favorite things to do is ink blending. It was one of the first skills that I picked up when I started cardmaking and it’s been a favorite ever since. Even though sometimes, it isn’t blended super well, you add a little splatter and you don’t even notice!
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Sometimes you just need some accents to really pull a card together. I used the Bake a Cookie Layering Stencil but it seemed a little flat as is. I used my copic markers to add some dimension to the cookie as well as adding a shadow to the cookie. It really makes it pop!
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Two of my favorite techniques are used on this card: Ink blending + Masking! Sometimes stamps just don’t come with coordinating dies and masking is my trick to being able to pair it with ink blending. Although my background is bold, I still think these elephants pop!
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Paper scraps? Die cut shapes? It’s a perfect pairing. I love that you can use any color you want and it works really well with any possible sentiment right in the middle! It’s a simple card and one you can easily mass produce and use up your scraps at the same time.
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When I started making cards, I used to make a point of sending out cards for birthdays and I would customize it to the person I was sending it to… but of course, after awhile, I just didn’t have the time. I’m trying this year to bring it back and along with it, sending out a card to someone who follows my cardmaking journey! Add your name here!
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I tend to always stick with an A2 card but sometimes, you just need a bigger card! I wanted to use the Mitten Shaker die but what good is just one mitten? I wanted to use two and that required a bigger card. Also — it’s it so cold right now? How cold is it where you are?
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I couldn’t resist using hot pink foil on black… but I really didn’t want the full panel of just hot foil. I decided to pair it with some heat embossing for a super subtle background. It really didn’t need anything else except for a sentiment, and why not a lovey dovey one!
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I took a coloring request from TikTok and here it is! Of course, you can color as your heart desires but this is how I would color a mason jar. And sometimes, I change it up as well. There are no rules with coloring!
It’s a little too long for both Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts but you can find the video on TikTok:
Replying to @RaeRaeRachel How I color a mason jar with copicmarkers. Remember – you can color however your heart desires. The white gel pen really finishes it off for a glassy look. #coloring#stamping#prettypinkposh
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The holidays are over, but we all have those seasonal sets that we got over the past couple months. You kinda forget that you can use them for something other than the holidays by changing up the sentiment and I personally love using them for winter cards like this one!
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Hi crafty friends! Today, we are hopping along to introduce the January 2024 My Monthly Hero Kit from Hero Arts. There’s a ton of inspiration and the full blog lineup can be found on the Hero Arts blog. You should be coming from Channin‘s blog and your next stop will be Natasha. The full blog list will be updated below! This month’s collection focuses on letters and watercolor pencils! Here is a peek at the Classic Kit:
and the Premium Kit (along with the Classic kit items) includes:
10 Flower & Leaf Fancy Dies
Gold Leaf Flakes
Sparkle Clear Lacquer Pen
Pink Gold Metallic Spray
I have two cards to share with you today featuring this month’s kit and add ons!
The first card focuses on the Classic Kit and one item from the Premium Kit. I created the base of my card using the 5 Floral Color Layering Stencils using the following Hero Arts Reactive Ink colors: Thistle, Grape Slush, Berry Smoothie, Pool Party, and Blue Hawaii. This turned out really pretty!
Then I decided to use the Love You Fancy Word die. Originally, I wanted to do an eclipse card but I thought the background was a bit busy and I wanted the words to really stand out. I die cut a couple of the words, stacked them and used Pitch Black cardstock right on top. I also stamped out a supporting sentiment from the Love Messages Stamp set. To finish off the card, I used the Sparkle Clear Lacquer Pen right over the Love You Fancy Word Die to add a bit of sparkle.
If you’re more visual, here is the corresponding reel:
Giveaway:
Hero Arts will give away a $50 gift card, drawn from the comments left across the hop. Enter by Sunday, December 10th at 11:59pm Pacific, and the winner will be announced on the Hero Arts blog the following week.
It’s just January but love cards can be sent at any time. I didn’t go for a traditional color palette of pinks and reds, deciding to change it up with blue. I really like it!
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