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Countdown to Confetti Day 1 - Reverse Confetti

Hello, crafty friends. I'm so excited to share that I am guest designing as 'Fetti Friend for the months of May and June. Reverse Confetti is releasing 6 new stamp sets, 9 Confetti Cuts die sets, and a brand new FREE stamp set (see reverseconfetti.com for complete details). 





For Day 1 of Countdown to Confetti, I am sharing a Mother’s Day card with a matching tag with you all. For these projects, I used the new Cup of Friendship stamp set, Happy Confetti Cuts, and the Happy Coordinates stamp set.


I am having so much fun with the new release and I know you will love everything as well! 





For this card, I cut the Oval Window Cover Panel die in white cardstock and inked the left side with Picked Raspberry and the right side with Kitsch Flamingo distress oxides. I then cut the frame border in gold glittery cardstock and the middle of the panel was inked with Antique Linen distress oxide. 





Next, I stamped, colored, and cut the images from Cup of Friendship stamp set. I then cut the Happy die from the Happy Confetti Cuts in white cardstock and the drop shadow in yellow cardstock. The Mother’s Day stamp is from the Happy Coordinates stamp set and I white heat embossed it on black cardstock.




For the tag, I cut it using the new Celebrate Tag Confetti Cuts. I then inked blended the same distress oxide inks mentioned above for the background and cut the floral stamp down to size. I then used the Letter Cuts Confetti Cuts to spell out Mom.


I hope you enjoyed today's sneak peeks! 




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  1. ~amy~May 5, 2021 at 5:06 AM

    This set is stunning!

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  2. KathyMay 5, 2021 at 6:41 AM

    An adorable card and tag set, Moms would certainly love it!

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  3. MadeByMeghanKMay 5, 2021 at 5:27 PM

    I love the card and tag in pink and gold!

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  4. Denise BryantMay 5, 2021 at 11:07 PM

    Pretty card and tag! Love the flowers!

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  5. CarmelaMay 6, 2021 at 4:08 AM

    So pretty! Love how you created your window!

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  6. LIZARDMay 6, 2021 at 4:48 PM

    This is a gorgeous set of a tag and card! I am really digging the arched window and the gold touch is a fab accent with your pink and gorgeous flowers!

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