Magnolia card from Pretty Pink Posh

Hi, friends!

Today, I'm sharing a flower card which features Magnolia Flowers and Spring Frame Die from Pretty Pink Posh.

The details were shared on Pretty Pink Posh Blog so that you can get information about products and my coloring :) 

For background, I used blue and coral colors of dye inks from Altenew. Flowers were colored with Copic markers and I added fine details using colored pencils. 

I've not seen peach colored magnolias in real, but I wanted to give it a try and I love the final results.

Again, if you would like to know more about this, please visit the original post on the Pretty Pink Posh Blog. 

Easter Cards from Pretty Pink Posh

Hi, friends! It's been quite a while since my last blog post and I'm so happy to share some cards with you again:) 

Today, I have three cards to share with you for the upcoming Easter season. 

These duo cards were made in such a simple way. I ink blended watercolor cardstock using my favorite dye inks, then I cut them using Stitched Notes Dies.  

I then put Happy Easter Shaker Diecut onto the colored panel, then I added some Easter Bunny Friends. 

For this coral one, I used regular distress inks: Worn Lipstick, Carved Pumpkin, and Ripe Persimmon. Dotted pattern papers on the back of the scene were distressed on the edges using a distress ink Tea Dye.  I also adhered various colors of Pretty Pink Posh Jewels on the blossoms. 

Copic markers I used are as follows: W5-W3-W1-W0-W00, E13-E11-YR01-YR00-YR000-YR0000, R20-R30, YR09-YR97-Y38-Y15.

Here's another card I made using Easter Bunny Friends, Decorative Eggs Dies, Ester Egg Stamp Set, and Stitched Borders 2 Dies. As you can see, I used some scraps to make various easter eggs. 

Thank you so much for reading this post. I hope you enjoyed it.

Have a wonderful day! 

Magnolia Flowers Cards from Pretty Pink Posh

Hi, everyone! 

Spring comes here and so does Pretty Pink Posh's New Release. I'm a little late in showcading the beautiful new products, and I chose this gorgeous Magnolia Flowers set first to smake a few cards from it.

To begin, I stamped Magnolias on watercolor paper and colored the images using my Daniel Smith Watercolor Paints. I then cut them using Magnolias Coordinating Dies.

 I also colored some leaves to go with magnolias from Spring Greetings Set, and cut them using Spring Greetings Coordinating Dies. 

Next, I trimmed 110lb Neenah White paper into 4×5.25 inch to place my images on it. I used Glue Dots and Foam Tapes to adhere them. 

I stamped a sentiment from Thoughtful Greetings set and then I foam mounted the panel onto a gray card base. To embellish the card I adhered Midnight Black Jewels and Ivory Jewels.

Daniel Smith Colors : Phthalo Blue (GS), Prussian Blue, Blue Apatite Genuine, Sap Geeen for magnolias.

Zig Clean Brush Markers : Olive Green and Mid Gray for leaves.

Here's another card I made featuring Magnolia Flowers set and Beautiful Buttetflies set,  which was shared on Day 1 of Blog Hop for Pretty Pink Posh. You can get more details and chances to win a prize by commenting to the posts. 

Thanks for reading this. Hope you enjoyed it. 

Have a great week!

Marge♡

Card Inspirarion for St. Patrick's Day

Hi, friends!

Today, I'm sharing two cards for St. Patrick's day, featuring Best of Luck Stamp and Dies set that are 25% off for 3 days from now at Pretty Pink Posh Store. 

I colored the images of Best of Luck using copic markers and then cut them all with Best of Luck Coordinating Dies. 

I made a green shade pattern background using colored card stocks and Stacked Edges 2 Dies. Each diamond-shaped diecut was glued on a sheet of paper one by one, and then I cut the block into A2 size, then I drew white dot lines using a white gel pen. 

I cut a Scallop Diamond Tag out of white cardstock, and stamped a message from Best of Luck set, then I foam mounted the tag onto the background and adhered Best of Luck images using foam tapes and Glue Dots. 

To embellish the card, I used Shamrock, Spring Green, and Lemon Drop Jewels together with some ribbon and twine. 

Here's my second card for today. The background was colored using Distress Oxide Lucky Clover and Twisted Citron. The scalloped shaker frame was made of Celebrate Shaker Die.

Sequins I put into the shaker are as follows: 6mm Mossy Green, 4mm Mossy Green, 6mm Lime Sorbet, 4mm Lime Sorbet, Mini Sparkling Clear Sequins, Shamrock Jewels, Daffodil Seed Beads, Spring Green Seed Beads, and Gold Shimmer Seed Beads.  

After I assembled the shaker, I adhered my colored images and Shamrock, Spring Green, and Lemon Drop Jewels for embellishment. The smiling cloud was from Rainy Days Stamp set. 

Here are Copic Markers I used to color green. 

That's it from me for today. I hope you enjoyed it. 

Don't miss the 25% sale for this set, which goes through February 25th ! 

Happy Weekend !

Pretty Pink Posh Celebrate Card

Hi, friends!

When and what do you celebrate for your beloved people? 

During this time of year in my country, we celebrate graduation from schools since new grade begins in March. 

Today, I'm sharing this fun celebration card featuring Celebrate Shaker Dies and Pinata Party Stamp, and Party Jewels Mix from Pretty Pink Posh.

I started by stamping Pinata Party and Cupcake Critters on Copic-friendly cardstock and colored the images using Copic Markers. I then cut them all using Pinata Party Coordinating Dies and Cupcake Critters Coordinating Dies.  

To make a background, I inked a piece of Bristol paper with Candied Apple, Abandoned Coral, Spice Marmalade, and Squeezed Lemonade. Then I splattered water on it. 

After my inked panel was dry, I diecut it using Celebrate Shaker Dies, adhered a piece of acetate film on the back of the negative diecut piece, then I glued Celebrate Shaker frame which had been cut from white card stock on the front. Next, I adhered foam tapes on the back of the panel around the shaker window. I then put Party Jewels Mix and colorful mixture of seed beads in it and then I covered it with a piece of ight yellow gingham pattern paper for shaker background. 

In turn, I adhered my shaker onto a card base, then I foam mounted colored images around the shaker. As a final embellishment, I added white gel pen details on the images, and 3mm Sparkling Clear Sequins. 

Thanks for reading this post. I hope you enjoyed it. 

Have a lovely day!

Marge

Pretty Pink Posh Birthday Card

Hi, friends! 

Today, I'm sharing a fun birthday card featuring Pinata Party Stamp set from Pretty Pink Posh.

I started by stamping Pinata Party and Cupcake Critters on Copic-friendly cardstock and colored the images using Copic Markers. I then cut them all using Pinata Party Coordinating Dies and Cupcake Critters Coordinating Dies.  

For the background, I trimmed a piece of yellow paper from Really Rainbow 6×6, then I adhered Scallop Frame with clouds on it using foam tapes. A sentiment from Pinata Party was stamped on the center through the frame. 

Next, I arranged my images on the background using Glue Dots and foam tapes. "Sending Love" came from Floral Hearts stamp set.  I added I then added glossy-look details using a white gel pen. 

I adhered my panel onto a card base, and I added sparkling embellishment using 3mm Sparkling Clear Sequins, Sparkling Clear Sequins Mix, and Ballerina Pink Sequins. For the pinata banners, I glued Party Jewels Mix. 

Thanks so much for reading this post. Have a festive day!

Marge

Pretty Pink Posh Valentine Crocus Flowers Card

Hi, friends! 

Today, I'm going to share a Valentine Crocus Flowers card with you. 

Since Valentine day is coming soon and we don't have enough time, I decided to go with a clean and simple design. 

 I stamped the images using Versafine Onyx Black ink and water-colored them with some watercolor paints (I used Altenew Watercolor Brush markers and Daniel Smith watercolor paints).  And then I cut them all using Crocus Flowers Coordinating Dies.

Next, I trimmed a piece of Heavy Weight Watercolor paper into A2 size, then I cut out a heart window using the Scallop Hearts Dies. I cut it on another card stock again to make a double layer frame.  I further colored ground on the Rt lower corner of the panel and splattered with dark inks. 

In order to stamp a sentiment inside the heart frame, I placed a card base on mini MISTI, then I stamped Love sentiment on it with the guidance of the heart window frame. After the inks are dry, I foam mounted panel on the card base, then I adhered Crocus Flowers on it using glue dots and foam tapes. 

As a final embellishment, I adhered Ballerina Pink Sequins here and there and finished off my card.

Thank you so much for reading this post. Hope you enjoyed it. 

Have a wonderful day! 

Marge

Simon Says Stamp February 2019 Card Kit Inspiration

Hi, friends!

I'm so thrilled to share some cards with you before Valentine comes. I'm featuring Simon Says Stamp February 2019 Card Kit, today. I made six cards using the kit items as main supplies and here they are.

< Card 1 > 

I stamped a sentiment from Love Always Set with Versamark Onyx black ink, then I make it and stamped music notes from the same set over the panel using Distress Oxide Iced Spruce. Next, I cut a small heart window out of the panel using Layered Hearts Dies. I also diecut it using Postage Stamp Edge Dies. 

I colored the floral bouquet in a heart shape on another piece of card stock using my Copic markers, then I adhered the piece on the back of the front panel using foam tapes. In turn, I adhered my panel onto a card base made of Neenah Texture Red and finished it off by adding some sequins and hearts. 

< Card 2 >

I stamped and watercolored flowers from Love Always Set, then I adhered the piece on the back of the heart window panel which I made using Quilted Hearts Background Stamp, Doll Pink Ink, Wonky Rectangles Dies, and Ornate Love Dies.   

In order to add sentiments, I heat embossed a sentiment block from Love Always Set in gold on vellum paper using Gold Embossing Powder. I then cut the vellum piece using Nested Banner Dies. 

Finally, I adhered my panel onto a card base made of Neenah Texture Red, then I adhered Metallic Gole Jewels for embellishment. 

< Card 3 >

After I finished two cards, I wanted to use some pattern papers included in the kit. 

So I glued two layers of paper and cut out a window on the center using Wonky Rectangles Dies. I stamped messages on an Ivory card base with the guidance of rectangle window, then I foam mounted my panel onto the base. 

I then added a piece of Picket Fence and a blossom on the bottom of the window. 

To make the blossom, I first stamped the image from Love Always Set on a piece of watercolor paper using Abandoned Coral and Peeled Paint, then I brushed it with my water brush so it would look like a watercolored flower. After it was dry, I cut it freehand. For embellishment, I added a string of Ivory Twine and some Nuvo drops ( Autumn Red and Bubblegum Blush)

< Card 4 >

Here's another card where I used elegant pattern paper from the kit again. 

As soon as I saw this beautiful floral patterns, I thought it would go well with the elegant Wrought Iron Dies. So I made a shaker where I used vellum paper instead of clear acetate film so that it would look more natural and softer. 

To assemble the shaker, I laid a piece of vellum on my desk, then I adhered Wrought Iron Diecut piece first, and the other pieces next to the shaker window as shown in pictures. The right floral paper was cut again using Wavy Scallop Stitches Dies and then I adhered Schoolhouse Red cardstock on the back of the right wing so that the whole panel would complete A2 size. 

I turned my panel upside down, adhered foam tapes around the shaker, put sequins in it, covered it with a piece of cardstock, and then I finally put my shaker onto a card base. In turn, I added a sentiment block that was chosen from Beautiful Flowers, and finally, I added Autumn Red and White Nuvo Drops. 

< Card 5 > 

I had originally planned to make four cards using the kit, but when I finished four, I thought I wanted to make more with simple designs this time.  So here are Card 5 and 6. 

I stamped flowers from Love Always Set on the top and bottom part of the panel using Ground Espresso. I didn't do masking, I just stamped images right next to the others. 

I stamped a sentiment from Sketched Flowers set on the center, then I diecut my panel using Wonky Rectangles Dies.  Card base was made from Dark Chocolate Cardstock.

I wish I had added some jewels or sequins, but I forgot to do so and now I think this CAS version would look ok by itself :) 

< Card 6 > 

Here's the last card for today. I simply stamped flowers in a circle shape using  Distress Oxide Iced Spruce, then I colored the images lightly using my Copic Markers. The panel was cut using  Wonky Rectangles Dies. 

I foam mounted a happy birthday message from Sketched Flowers set, which was matted with gray cardstock on the center of the panel. Card base was made of Neenah Texture Gray. Finally, I adhered some blue sequins. 

The Copic numbers I used are BG75-BG72-BG70 for blue, R14-R12-R000 for coral, YG95-YG93-YG91-BG90 for leaves. 

That's it from me for today. I hope you enjoyed this.

Thank for stopping by and have a great Sunday! 

Marge