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  Hello, my crafty pals! I want to share a delightful card with you featuring the new Fruit Mug Additions . I've been eager to try out the Tic Tac Toe Die for a while, and finally, I found the perfect opportunity to use it. To get started, I took a 4.5-inch square piece of white cardstock and gently blended Worn Lipstick and Saltwater Taffy Distress Oxide Ink on it using the Layered XOXO Stencils . This created a playful background for the card. Next, I cut out a few strawberries from watercolor paper. I painted four of them in pink and five in red. Then, I used the Tic Tac Toe die on purple cardstock and also on a few pieces of white cardstock. I glued them together to give them some dimension. After that, I cut a 4-inch square piece of vellum to add a soft touch to the background. I attached the strawberries using foam tape and glued the tic tac toe on the vellum. For the sentiment, I stamped "You're Berry Sweet" on a strip of light blue cardstock and mounted it

Hello, my creative friends! Today, I want to show you a fun card I made with the Fruit Mug Additions Dies . The main focus of the card is a delicious margarita drink. It has quickly become my favorite product from the latest release. Let's get started! First, I prepared a white card base that's the size of a standard A2 card. Then, I used the Streamers Stencils with Mowed Lawn and Twisted Citron Distress Oxide Inks to add some colorful patterns. To make it more interesting, I splattered some white ink. Next, I took a piece of vellum to create a softer background. I added a yellow frame around it using the Fancy Cake Dies . I really like how the frame gives my cards a nice border. Then, I used the Winter Mug Dies to cut out the mug shape and made a window for the shaker element using the Fruit Mug Additions Dies . I turned the mug into a short glass by removing the handle. To make the shaker, I attached a clear plastic sheet on the back of the mug, just below the rim. It'

Hey there, my crafty pals! I'm super excited to share a really cute shaker card that I made using the amazing new products from Pretty Pink Posh. This card is not only adorable but also incredibly easy to make. Trust me, it's a breeze! So, let's dive in, and I'll show you how you can create your own shaker card that will bring a big smile to your recipient's face. To start, I used a 4-inch square piece of white cardstock as the base for my card. The main feature of this card was the Layered Watermelon Stencil , which created a playful watermelon background. I used a combination of colorful inks like Festive Berries, Mowed Lawn, Twisted Citron, Worn Lipstick, and Glacier White to give the card a fresh and summery vibe. To make it a shaker card, I added a sheet of acetate around this panel, making it interactive. For the shaker elements, I used a mix of Lime Shimmer and Watermelon Crush . These cute little embellishments added a touch of whimsy and brought the wate

  Hey there! Today I'm sharing a cute Orange-themed card with you today, featuring the new Citrus Stamp Set from the June Release. This card is perfect for letting someone know they're the best, saying thank you, or celebrating a birthday. Let's dive in! To start, I took a 4-inch square white cardstock and blended it with Dried Marigold Distress Oxide Ink. Then, using the Starburst Stencil and Spiced Marmalade Distress Oxide Ink, I stenciled some fun patterns over it. And to add an extra touch of fun, I splattered some white ink around. For the sentiment, I stamped "You're the Zest" on the card panel using Versafine Onyx Black Ink. Next, I stamped and colored the oranges and leaves from the Citrus Stamp Set . After coloring them, I cut them out using their coordinating dies. I used different Copic Sketch Markers: YG67/17/03 for the leaves, Y35/32 for the oranges, and YR16/14/00 for the outside part of the oranges. I used foam tape to attach the stamped imag

  Hey, friends! I'm thrilled to share a watermelon-themed card with you today using the latest goodies from Pretty Pink Posh. This card is perfect for summer and can be sent as a Thank You card or a Birthday card. To start, I took a 4-inch square white cardstock and blended Festive Berries Distress Oxide Ink on it. Then, I used the Starburst Stencil and inked through it with the same Festive Berries Ink to create a cool tone-on-tone effect. To make it even more interesting, I splattered some white ink. Next, I stamped, colored, and cut out the images from the Watermelon Stamp Set using Copic Sketch Markers. I used YG67/17/03 for the greens and R27/24/22 for the reds. Then, I used foam tape to attach the stamped images to the card panel for some dimension. For the sentiment, I stamped the word "Melon" on white cardstock using Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide Ink. I cut it out using the coordinating die and added a few extra die cuts stacked together for a raised effect. I also

  Hey there, crafty friends! Today, I'm excited to share a fun shaker card using some amazing new products from the Pretty Pink Posh June Release. Trust me, it's really easy to make and the end result is absolutely adorable. To get started, I took a white panel of cardstock, sized A2, and used the Layered Strawberries Stencils to create a charming strawberry pattern. I used Distress Oxide Inks in Festive Berries, Mowed Lawn, Twisted Citron, Worn Lipstick, and the Ranger Pigment Ink Pad in Glacier White. These layered stencils are fantastic and give a lovely summer vibe to the background of my shaker card. Next, I used the Fancy Cake Dies to create a lovely pink frame. I added a sheet of clear acetate to the back of the frame and used foam tape to create a little well for the shaker bits. Inside the shaker, I added the Strawberry Banana Clay Confetti , which looks absolutely delightful. For the sentiment, I white heat embossed the words "You Make Me" on a strip of

Hello and welcome to the Pretty Pink Posh June 2023 Release Blog Hop!  For my card, I started with a 4.25 inch square white cardstock and ink blended it with Salvaged Patina Distress Oxide Ink, giving it a lovely blue-green shade. Then, I used the Starburst Stencil with the same ink to add a pattern, creating a cool tone-on-tone effect. For extra visual interest, I splattered some white ink on top. Next, I painted various papers with watercolors and used them with the Fruit Mug Additions Dies to cut out adorable little fruits. I absolutely adore how vibrant and playful they turned out! I also cut the Fruit Bowl from brown watercolored paper and arranged the bowl and fruits on the card panel. To enhance the card's design, I added yellow borders on both sides of the panel. These borders were created using the frame die from the Fancy Cake Dies , which I simply trimmed to fit perfectly. For a special touch, I used pink hot foil to beautifully write the word "Friend" on wh