When I saw this flag-waving bear from the Love Wins stamp set, I couldn't help but think of an American flag waving in the breeze. Before I stamped the image, I masked off part of the flag and then drew a tiny line so that I could create the blue portion. I colored the image with Copics, added the white star with a gel pen, and diecut the image with the coordinating die set. To create the illusion of a flag waving in the background, I rotated the Large Rainbow Circle Confetti Cuts (It also reminds me of the bunting you see around July 4th). I cut it from an A2 panel of white cardstock and some scrap red paper. After taping the negative white diecut over my cardbase, I glued the red and white arcs to my card. I stamped "thank you" from the Sending Smiles stamp set onto my white panel, which I then backed with clear acetate and two layers of foam tape. I placed a mixture of sequins onto my card and sealed them in place with the frame. Finally, I affixed that cute bear with foam squares and brushed on some clear sparkle. Thanks for stopping by! *Affiliate links used at no cost to you.

 

 Hello! I have a birthday card to share with you today using the new Birthday Buddies stamp set. I love making birthday cards and it seems I never can have enough!  I stamped the images onto Neenah 110 lb cardstock and colored with my Copic Markers.  I die cut the images out with the Birthday Buddies Confetti Cuts. 

Turtle: G40, YG11, G43, G46, E40, E41, E42, E43, E44, RV52, RV55, RV66

Puppy: E50, E51, E53, E23, E25, E27, R20, R22

Hat: R27, YR07, YR09, Y13, Y15, BG53, BG 11, R55

Balloons: YR06, YR07, YR09, Y11, Y13, Y15, Y17, BG45, BG53, BG13, BG11

 

I used the Background Builder to stamp onto the main card panel with the solid circle image using dark teal ink.  I then die cut the panel with the Brilliance Cover Panel.  I die cut a white card panel with the Open Drop Cover Panel and used the oval piece with my card panel.   I stamped a sentiment from Chalk It Up stamp set.  

I used a white gel pen to add some details to the images.  I then finished off the panel with some crystal sequins.   I hope you have a wonderful day!  

Hi crafty friends! I'm so happy to be back with a pride card using the amazing Love Wins stamp set. Make sure to check out the video at the bottom of the post!

For this card I stamped the gorgeous bear from the Love Wins stamp set in alcohol marker friendly ink onto Clairefontaine DCP 250 gsm cardstock and colored him in. If you want to see the coloring process, check out the video!

I die cut the Large Rainbow Circle die and inkblended each arch to form a landscape, some green grassy hills and a sky. I also dry embossed that same die onto a scrap of white cardstock. I fussy cut it out and used it to perfectly line the arches up again.

I die cut two basic circle dies out of white cardstock, scored one near the top of it and put glue on the area above the scoreline. Put the other die cut on top of it and voila! A circle cardbase. I glued the Large Rainbow Circle die onto the cardbase and propped the bear up on some foam tape.

To finish it up I added a couple of embellishments and that's it! You can see the full video over on the Reverse Confetti Youtube Channel!

I'm featuring the gorgeous Wildflowers stamp from the May release. This image is so pretty and so fun to color! I stamped it one time onto an A2 panel, masked it, and stamped it again to have it extend across the width of my card. I colored the stamped images with Copics and added a sentiment from the Wildflowers set. Next, I attached the panel to a white card with ScorTape. That dainty butterfly is from A Beautiful Day (It's currently out of stock, but you can click to be notified when it's back). I white heat-embossed it, diecut it with the coordinating dies and adhered it to my card, bending up the wings for some dimension. With the Circle Gift Card Holder Confetti Cuts, I created a little surprise on the inside of my card. I diecut yellow cardstock with the die and heat-embossed the Wildflowers image (I masked around the diecut's stitching before stamping). I adhered the panel to the inside of my card, making sure not to put adhesive behind the tabs. Finally, I stamped a sentiment from Big Bear, trimmed it into a banner, and glued it to my card. Have a wonderful day! *Affiliate links used at no cost to you.

 Hello crafty friends, it's Joy here and I'm excited to share my project with you. I really love a quick and simple card and the card I created today is just that, I used the All You Need stamp (freebie with purchase) and the Love Wins stamp and die to create my quick and simple project. Let's get started.

I started by stamping the images from the Love Wins stamp set with black ink. I used Copic Markers to color the cute lion images, then I used the coordinating dies to cut them out.
On a piece of white cardstock, I stamped the sentiments from the All You Need stamp set (freebie with purchase) with two colors of ink..teal and green. I let the ink overlap each other to give the image more interest. I stamped the second sentiment in orange.
I assembled the card by adding the cute lions with foam tape above the sentiment and adding some colorful stamped hearts from the Love Wins stamp set. I finished by adding some black glaze pen and white gel pen details to the images and a grey Copic Marker around the letters to give them some dimension.

Hi crafty friends! I'm Lien and I'm back with a very cute and simple card design that you can make with any of the small Reverse Confetti critters! Don't forget to check out the video below for a matching envelope design!

For this card I'm working on some watercolor cardstock and I started out by drawing a guide line in pencil so I could stamp all of the images on that straight line. I used the Spring Pals stamp set by Reverse Confetti and used the duck and duckling stamp. I stamped them in Versafine Onyx Black, just using an acrylic block.

I then put the panel in my Misti and centered the sentiment stamp on the panel. I stamped that in the same black ink and then embossed everything at once with clear gloss embossing powder. To color these images I used the Karin Brushmarkers. I put a line of color on the shaded side of the images and blend out the color with a paint brush and some clean water.

I covered my cardbase with cream colored cardstock and propped up the stamped panel on a piece of cardboard. I love using cardboard because it's sturdier than craft foam or foam tape and lighter than stacking scrap pieces of cardstock together.

And that's it! A super clean and cute and simple card with a matching envelope, make sure to watch the video below fort hat!

Just like that banner says, we're ready to party!  It's our 9th birthday today and the new release is now live in the store.  This release has so many wonderful new products and I can't wait to see what all of our 'Fetti Fans make with them! 

We have a FABULOUS (and HUGE) hop for you today.  I'm thrilled that so many of my dear crafty friends are joining us.  There is a full list at the bottom of this post.  Because this is such a big hop, I am just sharing one new project here on the blog today.  I will be sharing other new projects on Instagram and Facebook over the next couple of days. 

This is a crazy good and big hop!  I hope you are as inspired by all of these designers as much as I am!  Happy hopping...