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Daisy Days with Dana

by Betsy August 18, 2023

written by Betsy

Hi crafty friends! It’s Dana here on the blog today to share a set of cards with you all. I had so much fun creating my cards and I hope I inspire you to pull out some “older” products and create a set of cards of your own.

My cards today use three of the Print Shop: Daisy Days Fill in the Blank Papers. I honestly feel like I am “cheating” when I use these papers! They are so pretty and easy to use. I used the Print Shop: Daisy Days Stamps & Stencil set to add color and detail to floral arrangement on the colored backgrounds. Once my panels were finished I added some splatters with metallic watercolor paint for a little added detail.

Next, I use the Written in Ribbons stamp and die set for my sentiments. I die cut the sentiments two times and stacked them for a little extra dimension. I then die cut the sentiment a third time with gold cardstock and offset it to create a shadow. Lastly, I trimmed my panels down and attached them to A2 card bases to finish my set of cards.

Thanks for joining me today. I had so much fun going through my stash to decide what I wanted to share with you all this month. I hope I inspired you to pull out an “older” set and do the same!

Enjoy your day,

Dana

August 18, 2023 7 comments

TGIF – Cozy Winter Card with Kelly

by Betsy January 7, 2022

written by Betsy

After a little break for the holidays, TGIF is back and Kelly is here today to bring us some gorgeous winter inspiration! Her beautiful project makes me want to curl up under a cozy blanket, grab some hot cocoa, and get crafty. Sounds like a weekend plan to me! 🙂

Hello friends! It’s Kelly here and it’s my turn for this week’s TGIF! I’m the type of person who enjoys
“celebrating the season” no matter what it may be! I love the beauty of winter; freshly fallen snow
glittering in the sunlight, cozy blankets and cups of hot cocoa, flickering candles to brighten the evenings
and so much more! While it’s fun to pull out our neglected floral sets right after Christmas, I think it’s
just as fun to use snowflakes and such to create winter cards as well!

To begin today’s card, I die cut some pinecones and pine boughs using the BotaniCuts Pine Bough die
set. I die cut everything from Rustic White cardstock and then inked the pine boughs using Iced Spruce
Distress Oxide ink and then a brighter green from a random finger dauber (sorry for that unspecific
detail) LOL! I didn’t saturate the pine boughs so they would have some white areas to pick up the light.
For the pinecones, I left them white with just a touch of Weathered Wood Distress Oxide ink and some
colored pencil details. Betsy made a fabulous video when these pinecone dies were first released
explaining how to make them look like this. I did add the ink around the edges, which is a little bit
different than hers, but that video is very helpful for this look.

I set the assembled branches and pinecones aside and got to work on the background. I die cut a piece
of Kraft cardstock using the Square Dance die and added some Ground Espresso ink using the Square
Dance stencils. Once that was done, I adhered it to a top-folding A2 Rustic White card base. I added a
panel of watercolor paper that was die cut with the middle size in the Nordic Frame die collection. I
adhered the branches and pinecones using foam squares for dimension and then added some white
paint splatter to create the snowy look.

The snowflakes are adhered using liquid glue and are die cut from the same Rustic White cardstock die
cut using the Frosty Corners dies. I die cut the “Hello” word using the Written in Ribbons die set and
stamped it using Brushed Corduroy and Ground Espresso Distress Oxide inks with the Written in Ribbons
stamp set. I love the dimension that this two-step stamped image gives the card! The Written in Ribbons
stamp set has a nice collection of companion sentiments to finish off the phrase you have planned to
use, but for this card, I decided to use the Sentiment Suite: Thinking of You stamp set to accent the
“hello” portion. This particular card is headed to someone who is going through Chemo right now, so I
wanted the extra depth of the “thinking of you” sentiment.

Once it was stamped, I die cut it using the Sentiment Suite Basics die collection and then tucked it under
the bottom wisp of the H in “hello”. The finishing touch is a sprinkling of chunky glitter to really enhance
the snowy, winter vibe I was going for! Thanks so much for joining me today! I hope you’ll take some
crafty time to capture some of the things you love about winter, too!

BotaniCuts Pine Bough die
Sentiment Suite Basics die
Square Dance die
Square Dance stencils
Nordic Frame die
Frosty Corners dies
Written in Ribbons stamp set
Sentiment Suite: Thinking of You stamp set

January 7, 2022 24 comments

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TGIF – Easy floral thank yous by Dawn

by Betsy May 1, 2020

written by Betsy

It’s Friday! I hope the sun is shining and you’re enjoying some of the same beautiful weather we’re having here. Dawn is here for today’s TGIF post with some pretty thank you cards that are fun and easy to mass produce using her formula! Let’s check them out…

I’ve been going through quite a few thank you notes lately, as I’ve been tucking them into artwork I’ve been shipping out! So I decided I’d better beef up my stash of thank yous, and these cards fit the bill perfectly!

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And because they really just consist of four main elements, they’re so easy to put together. They’re even the perfect type of card you could create elements for, while hanging out in front of the TV or maybe out on the deck with your family! All you need is a background (I used Painterly Stripes), a big focal element (like Sketchbook Roses), an eye-catching sentiment (how about Written in Ribbons) and a simple die cut (Nordic Frames) to separate the focal items from the background.

The really fun part about these, is that you can put them together in a wide array of color combinations, like I’m sharing today! Create your focal elements in whatever colors you can dream up, and then let those colors be the same ones you use on your background and sentiment. Easy peasy!

I love Dawn’s formula for creating these cards! Focal point, sentiment, background + a mat layer…a simple concept you can use over and over for unlimited looks. What sets would you plug into her formula?

May 1, 2020 13 comments

All Make & Tell Tuesdays

Make & Tell: Faux watercolor with solid stamps + oxide inks

by Betsy April 28, 2020

written by Betsy

Good morning and happy Tuesday! Last week I promised a video on the watercolored lemons from the card set I posted on our More Fresh Air Inspiration post.

This is a fun technique that uses solid image stamps, stamped with Distress Oxide inks, to create faux watercolor. It’s fun and easy – easier than starting with outline images, in my opinion, because much of the work is already done for you with the stamping. You’re just adding in some blends with a sort of wet-on-wet technique often used in traditional watercoloring. The entire process is done with Oxide inks – no special watercolors are needed. Just a paintbrush, your oxide inks, and water. Oh, and your favorite solid-image stamps of course! I used Lemon Blossom.

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Here’s the video for you!

To finish off my card with the full lemon pattern background, I added a sentiment from the Written in Ribbons set, and a black and white striped strip stamped with the Painterly Stripes Background stamp. For the Hello card, I created a collage sentiment by combining a few different elements – the Slim Alphabet die, a sentiment from Signed & Sealed, and another from Written in Ribbons. The different pattern strips were cut from another lemon panel, along with some stripes and plaids done with the Painterly Stripes Background.

This was a fun technique – I’m already wondering what other images from my collection might work really well for this! What would you use?

April 28, 2020 20 comments

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TGIF – Sending Sunshine & Tropical Vibes with Kelly

by Betsy April 3, 2020

written by Betsy

Are you craving some warmth and sunshine? Kelly has just the thing for you today…her projects for today’s TGIF post are like warm sunshine wrapped up in card form, filled with delicious colors and details. Take it away, Kelly…

Hello and welcome! It’s Kelly here today with this week’s TGIF post! If you saw my projects from the latest release, then you will know that I’ve really been enjoying adding some “postal” details to many of my designs! I just can’t seem to stop, so you will see that continue with today’s cards! I think many of us wish we were headed away somewhere fun and exciting, or maybe some of you have had some cancelled plans. I decided to bring a little joy and sunshine into my cards today with sunny yellows, cheery sentiments, and tropical flowers!

Just because you may not be going anywhere tropical doesn’t mean that you can’t send some warming cheer to a friend or loved one! That is what I was imagining as I created my first design using the BotaniCuts Lily.

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These flowers are so much fun to create; each one its own little masterpiece. When I first used these BotaniCuts, I had Easter in mind, but couldn’t wait to expand their usefulness by adding them to cards like I’m sharing today! I like to die cut each piece out of white cardstock (I kept my dies connected so I can easily send them through my machine in one pass). Once that was done, I used ink and blender brushes to add the different colors. I also added the black splatter by using a Color Spritzing tool and a black marker. I also spritzed each bloom with some Shimmer Spray. I used some of the different splatter pattern as a guide for placement of the Crystal Glaze. It helped me achieve a more organic feel to the droplets.

The background was created by stamping the beautiful new Fresh Floral Background stamp in a cheery yellow which is the perfect backdrop to add the flowers, leaves, and foliage. I stamped the sentiment, which is from the Fresh Air Stamp Set, in black at the bottom. I gave the BotaniCuts Palm die cuts the same treatment as the lilies, but omitting the splatter. I really love arranging the flowers and leaves on my floral designs, tucking things here and there until I get the arrangement that I like. I used a mixture of foam squares and liquid glue to achieve the dimension I was seeking. A few postal images stamped here and there finish off this tropical design.

My second card is a little more simple in design, but I love the sweet details that Betsy’s stamps allow me to add. I am BEYOND smitten with the Print Shop: Fresh Floral Stamp and Stencil.

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Once you have created one of these beautiful backgrounds, you will want to make a million more, and not to mention sit and stare at your background once you’re done! LOL! It’s embarrassing, but SO true! This darling kit makes the most beautiful backgrounds; the color combinations are limitless!

I used the Crimped Frame Die to cut the background so that I could give it the little border of yellow around the edges. I chose to use a color combination that would accent the first card I made so I chose yellows, corals, and pinks to bring the background to life. I chose the smallest crimped frame to add some extra details so as to not cover up too much of the background. I used the “hello” and the “just a note to say” sentiments from the Written in Ribbon set as well as a few postal touches (surprise, surprise) to finish off this cheery design.

These two designs will be popped in the mail ASAP so they can bring someone a little cheer! Thanks for joining me today and I hope you get a chance to create some cards to send out to those who could use some joy and happiness!

April 3, 2020 35 comments

All Make & Tell Tuesdays

Make & Tell: Print Shop Fresh Floral with Dawn

by Betsy March 31, 2020

written by Betsy

We’re doing something a little different for today’s Make & Tell Tuesday. We have a special guest that I think you’re going to love! Dawn shared these fabulous cards with me the other day and I asked her if I could share them with you here today! I’ll let her tell you all about them and her fun process for creating them…

So, during a release, there always seems to be a product or two that I fall especially in love with, and I end up with more ideas than time to create with it! The Print Shop: Fresh Floral collection was one of those collections that I just didn’t want to stop creating with! I had so much fun pulling it out again, to make this pile of cards!

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I started out by just playing….I chose a color combo to work with that included five main colors, and then I set about stamping a pretty pile of die cuts and papers, all with those five colors.

Once I had a pile of pretties to work with, I turned on my video camera to film a time lapse video for you and started making cards with no real plan in place. I didn’t have any rules for myself or any expectations….I just wanted to see what sort of cards I could make out of the pretty embellishments and papers I’d stamped, whether it was three cards or ten. Honestly, I think that because the video camera was running, it helped me to not think too much about things, and to commit quicker as I worked! In the end, I’d made five cards…..in 70 seconds, according to the time lapse! Ha!

I mixed and matched all the elements and used only white card bases, to make it a little faster. I cut patterned papers apart and piled embellishments on, not worrying about the next card, or stretching the elements to go farther. I just started gluing things together, and I couldn’t be happier with how it all turned out!

You might notice that I took one of the patterned papers I’d stamped, and cut it into strips. This allowed me to use that same sheet on a couple of different cards.

I have to say that I can’t wait to do this same type of thing again, because I sure do love a pretty stack of coordinated embellishments and I love, love a pile of coordinating cards!! Can’t wait to use these to send out some encouragement to loved ones!

March 31, 2020 16 comments

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TGIF – Mixing Florals with Dawn

by Betsy January 31, 2020

written by Betsy

It’s Friday! That means it’s time for some inspiration from the Inspiration Team…

Dawn is up today and she is going to town mixing florals in her classic style. Just wait until you see the beauties she has created for you today! Let’s see what she has to tell us about these gorgeous projects…

Hey Friends! So it’s time for another TGIF and I thought this was the perfect time to dive a little deeper into something I ran out of time and didn’t get to show you during the last release. I wanted to specifically highlight the leaves from the Botanicuts Rose die set!

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Even if you never used the flowers from this die set (…which of course you would never do, because that would just be crazy since they’re so pretty! Ha!), the leaves from this die set are totally worth the price of the dies! The leaves are not only gorgeous and super easy to work with, but they go with literally every floral image you may already have in your stash! And I’m going to attempt to prove it with my cards today! 🙂

I pulled from my stash of die cut florals to create these cards….these flowers are from a variety of stamp sets. With them, I put together three different cards, all with these same leaf dies from Botanicuts Rose! I die cut the leaves from white card stock and then quickly and easily blended ink on them with blending brushes. They were colored in minutes!

Whether the florals are all the same color palette or a variety of colors, whether they’re watercolored or stamped, whether they’re roses or wildflowers or even a wheat stalk, these leaves are the perfect accent for all of them! And not only that, but if you’re like me and you keep a stash of extra die cut florals on hand, adding in some of these leaves makes for a fast and easy pile of cards whenever you sit down to create!

Aren’t Dawn’s cards amazing? She is so good at combining lots of elements and pulling them all together in her classic Dawn style. So beautiful! Here’s the shot of all three of them together one more time…

Before I go, I wanted to update you on restocks. Unfortunately we are a bit behind schedule as to what I have been telling those who’ve emailed to ask about restocks, but they are coming soon (hopefully sometime today)! The first batch of stamps and dies are here, and we’re working on getting them checked and packaged up. We have another large wave of dies scheduled to arrive early next week. Many of you have enquired about the items from the latest release that are out of stock – the dies are included in next week’s shipment, but the stamps won’t be back in stock until mid February.

January 31, 2020 12 comments

All January 2020 New Product Meet & Greet

Love Letters Collection Day #2: Coming Up Roses

by Betsy January 16, 2020

written by Betsy

Thank you so much for your enthusiasm about yesterday’s reveals! Today we’re back for Day 2 of reveals for our newest collection – Love Letters!

All of the products being introduced on the blog this week will be available for purchase in The Shop, beginning at 10am EST on Friday, January 17.

Before we get to the product introductions, just a reminder that Laurie’s doing an Instagram Live presentation of all of the new products this morning at 11:00am CST, so tune in if you’d like to check it out!

Now let’s meet today’s new products…

Sketchbook Roses stamps & die

A rose is a rose is a rose…taken straight from a hand-drawn pencil sketch, the pretty Sketchbook Roses set features a large-scale flower cluster that’s perfect for focal points and backgrounds. Using the solid images to add color to the sketchy outline is like a stamper’s version of a paint-by-number. The carefree style of this set makes for no-fuss layered stamping. Experiment with embossing the outline image with metallic powder for an elegant look, or use your favorite coloring medium to fill in the outline image. The “beautiful” script sentiment can be combined with a handful of text sentiments from the set to create projects for a variety of occasions.

This set comes on a 4″ x 8″ sheet and includes a printed full-color stamping guide

Approximate sizes:
large bouquet – 4.2″ x 4.4″
beautiful word – 2″ x 1.25″
you make life more sentiment – 2.2″ x .15″

Sentiments include:
beautiful
you make like more (beautiful)
have a (beautiful) day
hello, (beautiful)

Written in Ribbons stamps & die

Like flowing, graceful ribbons, these pretty sentiments will wrap your cards in style. The large-scale two-step script words can be stamped in any colors you can imagine. Using two shades of the same color will give you a pretty tone-on-tone look. Have fun experimenting with different inking techniques to create an ombré effect, or layer different ink colors for a bolder look. The companion dies are a bit different than your typical centered outline die in that they are slightly offset to create a fun shadow effect. The smaller text phrases can be combined with the larger script words to create a variety of phrases for several occasions.

This set comes on a 6″ x 8″ sheet and includes a full-color printed stamping guide.

Approximate sizes:
thanks – 3.5″ x 1″
happy – 3.5″ x 1.5″
hello – 3.1″ x 1.7″
just for you – 2.25″ x 2.6″

Sentiment Suite Love stamps

Do you ever find yourself hunting for the perfect sentiment to finish your card? The Sentiment Suite stamps cover the most popular card making occasions, with sentiments in many different layouts. You’re sure to find the perfect fit for your project, whether it’s a one-line sentiment, a small sentiment for a tag, or even the perfect saying to stamp on the inside! The Sentiment Suite Love set has stamps for weddings, anniversaries, Valentine’s Day and more. Pair these sentiments with the Sentiment Suite Basics dies for lots of layering options! You’ll be reaching for these great basics again and again!

Let’s Have a Word: Beautiful die

Let’s have a word! This stand-alone die cuts the word “beautiful” in a lovely script font, accompanied by a few smaller sentiments to complete a handful of phrases. It coordinates beautifully with the Sketchbook Roses stamp set to provide you with more design options for the sentiments found in that set.

Set of 4 dies
Approximate sizes:
beautiful – 3.25″ x 1.75″
have a – 1.5″ x .4″
hello – 1.3″ x .4″
day – .8″ x .4″

BotaniCuts Rose die

Everything’s coming up roses! The BotaniCuts collection is a series of stand alone dies for cutting various botanical designs. This BotaniCuts Rose set creates two sizes of layered roses, an assortment of leaves, and a small rose bud. Keep it simple by cutting them from colored cardstock, or have fun experimenting with your favorite coloring method, such as ink blending, watercolor, markers, and more! The layers on these roses create beautiful dimension!

This die collection comes with a full-color printed layering guide

Set of 25 dies, wired together.
Approximate sizes:
large rose – 2.5″ x 2″
small rose – 1.8″ x 1.6″
large double leaf – 1.7″ x 2.25″
single leaf – 1.7″ x .75″
assembled rose bud – 1″ x 1.25″

To aid in your list-making and planning, below you will find the prices for today’s products.

Sketchbook Roses 4″ x 8″ stamp set – $24
Sketchbook Roses die – $24
Written in Ribbons stamp set – $24
Written in Ribbons die – $28
Sentiment Suite Love 4″ x 6″ stamp set – $15
Let’s Have a Word: Beautiful die – $8
BotaniCuts Rose die – $40

I have so many projects to share, and just wait until you see what the Inspiration Team has created for you! Before we dive into projects, I put together a video showing how to layer and assemble the BotaniCuts Pine Bough die.

So I’m just going to get right to the point here and throw out my favorite card of the day (possibly the year?!) I had so much fun completely filling this card front with the BotaniCuts Roses!

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All of the roses I used here were cut from plain white cardstock and then sponged with Distress Oxide inks. I did add a bit of shading to some of them using colored pencils to add just a little deeper color into some of the layers. I love playing around with sponging all different colors…the leaves have mixes of all different greens, and even some blues and yellows for a really pretty variety of color. I also snuck in a few BotaniCuts Pine Bough sprigs…I mentioned the other day that I was loving putting those pine sprigs in with other things too, like my daisy cards. They’re perfect here with the roses too and just add a little variety! I also used some clear Nuvo drops to create some dew drops, and also added some splatters with white acrylic ink. In the center is that pretty “hello” from the Written in Ribbons set, stamped in shades of yellow and gold. The layers and layers of color on this card just make me happy!

You might be wondering how tricky these roses are to assemble. Well, I put together a video for you that shows how easy they go together. Each layer has some guides built in in the way of scored or cut lines, so you’ll always know just how to stack them up. You will also receive a full-color layering guide with your die to keep as an easy reference.

My next card uses just a single BotaniCuts Rose along with a pretty mix of foliage. I love all of the different leaves in this die set almost as much as those blooms! The pretty bloom here was watercolored, as were the leaves.

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The mix of foliage behind the rose is made up of the leaf cluster from the new Signed & Sealed With a Kiss that was introduced yesterday, some BotaniCuts Pine Bough sprigs, and leaves from BotaniCuts Rose. It’s all layered over the medium rectangle from the Nordic Frames die, which is layered over a panel stamped with the new Windowpane Plaid background. The sentiment I used here is from the new Sentiment Suite: Love set. I love that vertical layout and it was perfect for my card design!

Creating layers and bouquets with these roses is just so fun I couldn’t stop. I sat one evening and just had fun playing around with watercoloring the leaves and flowers. The leaves are especially perfect for experimenting with different watercolor blends and color combos. You can see the leaves here have lots of shades of blue, green, and yellow.

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The rose here was done with ink sponging, along with some colored pencil shading. Behind the rose is an Inside & Out Berry Branch diecut – both the outline and some of the individual branches. The sentiment is of course from the new Written in Ribbons set, this time stamped with two different ink colors – green and blue, instead of shades of the same color. The background behind everything was stamped with the new Sketchbook Roses set. I used just the outline image, which makes super quick and pretty backgrounds!

The rest of my cards today feature the new Sketchbook Roses set. I thought it might be helpful to put a video together showing how this is put together. There are a lot of individual bits and pieces, but as you’ll see from the video, you can combine many of those into a single step if you use a stamp positioning guide like a MISTI.

So now that you’ve seen the Sketchbook Roses set in action, I have several projects using it. This first one uses the outline image along with all of the solid filler layers to create this pretty, colorful bouquet that makes for a pretty focal point all on its own.

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Behind that pretty bouquet is a panel of watercolor paper. I stamped some script from the new Pretty Postmarks set and heat embossed it with white powder before watercoloring over it with shades of pink and yellow. The sentiment here is a combination of the new Let’s Have a Word: Beautiful die and some sentiments from the Sentiment Suite: Birthday set. I used the new Postal Frames die to add the pretty edge to the bottom of the watercolor panel.

The Sketchbook Roses set has lots of opportunity to play with different techniques. I love the look of heat embossing the outline image with gold powder, and then adding color using the fill-in stamps.

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I used lots of bright ink colors and my favorite method of inking my stamps using finger daubers and Distress Oxide inks to give these images lots of interesting color blends. Because the oxide inks can get a bit messy stamping over the embossing, I stamped the outline image first in black ink to use as a guide for filling in my flowers with all of the solid images. Then when I was finished stamping all the flowers, I went back and stamped the outline again, this time with Versamark ink, then heat embossed it with gold. The sentiment here is a combination of the Let’s Have a Word: Beautiful die, and a sentiment stamp from the Sketchbook Roses set.

I loved the look of the embossing on that outline image, so I wanted to try that again, but this time add color using watercolors instead of the fill-in stamps. I wanted to just create kind of a free, messy look with lots of color!

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I used loose brushstrokes, and didn’t fill the images in completely, and used lots of color, especially in the leaves. When I was finished watercoloring that bouquet, I also added some watercolor to the background before diecutting that bouquet. Doing it this way made it feel more natural, and some of the image kind of extends into the background. For a fun shadow effect and to give the image a whole lot of pop, I diecut the bouquet from black cardstock and nested it back inside the background, then layered my watercolored bouquet over the top, offsetting it just a bit to allow the black to show, and popped it up with some foam adhesive. I also tucked in some leaves from the BotaniCuts Rose set and sprigs from the BotaniCuts Pine Bough die. The sentiment was stamped using the Sketchbook Roses set. I created a matching envelope by sponging some ink over the scalloped Flappable stencil, then stamped the outline floral from Sketchbook Roses with the stencil still in place using Versamark, and heat embossed it with white powder. The layering/shadow technique I used here was really fun and I would love to experiment with it more!

My next card again experiments with some watercoloring and the outline image from Sketchbook Roses, embossed with gold embossing powder. This card was about one hot minute from ending up in the trash. 😉 Once I decided that it was not working out, I went a little crazy and just started adding leaves by hand with my watercolors and brush.

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The result is…well, interesting. Maybe it should have gone in the trash. 🙂 I layered some diecut leaves from the BotaniCuts Rose die over the top of my watercoloring, as well as the “thanks” sentiment from the Written in Ribbons set. I added some gold splatters because well, splatters fix a lot of things!

My last card for today is a much softer take on the Sketchbook Roses set. I wanted to create a pretty wedding card and play with some colors outside of my usual color palette.

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I started by stamping the outline with some gold ink, then I filled in just the bouquet in the lower corner with with solid fill-in stamps using soft colors of Distress Oxide inks. The sentiment is from the new Written in Ribbons, stamped in the same soft colors – Tea Dye and Tattered Rose. I added a few diecut leaves from BotaniCuts Rose behind the sentiment, which were cut from watercolor paper and then watercolored. The inside is finished off with the online image stamped in gold ink, and one of the sentiments included in the Sentiment Suite: Love set.

That wraps up my projects for today, but there is still so much more! Now that you’ve gotten to meet all of today’s new products and see them in action, you can “greet” them for a chance to win a $50 gift card! Read on for details…

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Thank you so much for visiting today! Tomorrow is the day! All of the new products we’ve been showcasing will go up in the shop tomorrow morning at 10am EST. Just a little housekeeping note about the new products. They’re already loaded into the shop, but the stock has not been added. SO, if you see an “out of stock” notification, no worries – we’re just getting the store ready, and the stock will be added Friday morning at 10am EST!

January 16, 2020 274 comments