Hi friends! I had so much fun guest designing for Pretty Pink Posh this month and wanted to be sure to share all the wonderful creations I made. Today is a fun shaker card just in time for Easter.

I die cut all the pieces from the Pretty Pink Posh Bunny Face Shaker die set and used liquid glue to adhere it all together. Then I cut a piece of pink cardstock to 4×5.25 inches and inked it up in light purple with the new Easter Words stencil.

Recycling some stamp packaging, I created a full front shaker pouch with the new Easter Bunnies clay confetti shaker mix. After the shaker panel was filled and sealed up, I adhered it to a white card base with EZ tear tape. Dry adhesive works better on the plastic packaging than liquid.

Last, I just adhered my sweet bunny head to the front of the shaker window with the same tear tape. I left this card with no specific sentiment on the front but I think when I decide who it’s going to I’ll stamp a fun, punny sentiment on the inside.

Products used:
Easter Words stencil
Easter Bunnies clay confetti mix
Bunny Face Shaker dies
Liquid glue
EZ tear tape – 1/4″
Blending brush
Lawn Fawn ink – juice box

I appreciate you sharing your time with me. Have a fabulous day!

Hello and welcome! I wanted to share that I’m taking part in the Pretty Pink Posh March Release IG Hop today! I’m sharing a really fun stenciled card and there’s tons of other inspiration on the hop if you want to join us.

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Hello crafty friends! I’m excited to be on the Pretty Pink Posh blog today sharing a card I created using the new March release of goodies, plus some previously released dies that I seem to reach for over and over again.

I started by stamping my bunny cupcake image from the Easter Cupcakes set using a brown copic-friendly ink. I colored the image and used the coordinating die to cut it out. Then I switched gears to stenciling my background panel.

For that, I layered the Easter Words stencil over a piece of white cardstock and randomly inked it with light and bright spring colors. After I removed the stencil I went over the panel with the same color in all the different areas. This brings another layer to the words and colors in the white background at the same time. Once that was done I used the largest Wonky Stitched Rectangle die to cut the panel out.

I cut a white tag and yellow circle using the Spring Circles coordinating dies and ink blended a yellow shadow on the white tag. I layered all my pieces with foam squares, then glued the tag to the stenciled panel with liquid glue.

Then, I stamped a sentiment from the Easter Train set and cut it out with a Sentiment Strip die and popped it up below my cupcake. Before popping the whole thing up on a card base, I took a light orange ink pad and drug it across the edges for a textured inky look.

For finishing touches I just added glossy accents to the bunny’s nose and eyes.

Are you ready for Easter yet? We’re excited at my house!

Products used:
Easter Cupcakes stamps and dies
Easter Train stamps
Sentiment Strip dies
Wonky Stitched Rectangles dies
Spring Circles dies
Easter Words stencil
Blending brushes
Lawn Fawn dye inks – sunflower, cilantro, mermaid, ballet slippers, peach fuzz
Glossy accents
Liquid glue
Foam tape and squares

I appreciate you sharing your time with me. Have a fabulous day!

Hey friends! I’m excited to be participating in the Pretty Pink Posh March Release Blog Hop! I have a fun card to share with you today featuring the new Stitched Eggs dies and Spring Butterflies Confetti Mix!

I started by taking a piece of watercolor paper and ink smooshed layers of pastel colors all over it. Then I used all of the stitched egg dies to cut out beautiful, unique Easter eggs! Next, I created a basket with the Easter Basket dies using kraft cardstock with a white scalloped insert. I layered my eggs inside and around and adhered them with liquid glue.

To create a scene for my basket, I ink blended distress oxide inks on a white panel. I used mowed lawn and a little twisted citron for the grass with tumbled glass and salty ocean for the sky. I splattered some salty ocean on the sky, along with pearl watercolor and let the panel dry.

To add a sentiment without adding more things to my card, I decided to stamp one on a plain egg. I popped it up with foam squares, along with another small one on the other side. Then I finished things off with a scattering of those sweet new clay butterflies.

Products used:
Stitched Eggs dies
Easter Basket dies
Easter Train stamps (senitment)
Spring Butterflies confetti mix
Foam squares
Liquid glue
Distress Oxide Ink – mowed lawn, twisted citron, salty ocean, tumbled glass
LH Colors watercolor – pearl
Tombow Dual Brush Markers – pastel

There are three $30 gift certificates up for grabs (one winner each day). Winners will be picked randomly along the blog hop. Comments must be left by 11:59 PM PST on 3/13/2024. Winners will be announced on the PPP blog.

(March 8) Blog Hop Day 3

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Amanda Wilcox
Dana Kirby
Annette Allen
Zsofia Molnar
Jeanne Jachna
Heather Hoffman
Gemma Campbell