Hello, 'Fetti Fans!

I am blown away by the entries in the STOCK YOUR STASH challenge for June!  Wowzas, you all are AWESOME (but we already knew that!).  Thanks to everyone that played along.  Don't forget that a new challenge starts tomorrow!

Congrats to our winner...

Here's her card using the TALL BLOOMS stamps/Confetti Cuts and the LACY SCALLOP CIRCLE Confetti Cuts...

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Hey, everyone!  Kathy here sharing my project for the Confetti Camera recipe.  Nothing says ‘summer’ better than a big bunch of colorful blooms and this bouquet is for all you ‘Fetti Fans!

Here are the three stamp sets I used:

 

I popped up all the images for a full 3D look.

And I love these two stand alone Confetti Cuts:

 

 

I love the lacy look of the Linked Circles Cover Panel and the Floral Wrap is perfect to pull a ‘bouquet’ together!

The fun paper I chose is from:

 

 

My ink colors:  Wisteria, Flamingo, Lime Green and Buttercup

 

 

Thanks for stopping by today – Happy Summer!!

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Greetings! Heather here today to share how to make this clean and simple card design using masking and distress oxide ink - along with some super cute Reverse Confetti critter stamps! For this card, I used Nuts About You and Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Ink:




I love the impact this simple technique gives to a simple one layer card!



It's also fun to play with different stamp sets and ink colors! For this card I used Cured and Worn Lipstick Distress Oxide Ink:

Hi 'Fetti Fans! It's Kelly here sharing my 3-2-1 card for the Confetti Camera this week! I love the unexpected combination of stamps and dies that I used to create something a little different than I normally make! Let me dive right in and fill you in on all of the details!

For my 3 stamps, I chose Pattern Blocks,  My Sunshine, and Tall Blooms! These are 3 of my absolute favorite Reverse Confetti stamp sets, but normally I wouldn't think that the "cute" images from My Sunshine could work so well with something so elegant like the flowers from Pattern Blocks! I actually really love how it all came together and it just goes to show that trying new things can bring some fun results!

The addition of the Polka Panel and the Stitched Rays cover panel really give this card some extra detail and dimension! I've been dying to try some two toned ink blending on the Stitched Rays cover panel and I just love how it turned out! I used a combination Bumblebee and Sunshine inks. I also left some portions white for some contrast. The polka panel is die cut using Buttercup cardstock.

I gold embossed the pretty flowers from the Pattern Blocks set and then used Copic Markers to color it.  The sun is stamped in the same colors as the blending for cohesiveness. 

The subtle  hexagon pattern from the Fun Times paper pad really added some extra color to the card. 

This bright and cheery card is sure to brighten anyone's day!

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Hello, 'Fetti Fans!

Hello and welcome 'Fetti Fans!

This is Day 2 of a two day hop to celebrate the tenth 30 Day Coloring Challenge. Have you heard of “The Daily Marker’s 30 Day Coloring Challenge” hosted by Kathy Racoosin? Right now it’s in the middle of the challenge and it’s a great time to take a leap, jump in and get your feet wet! Don’t feel like you are jumping into the middle of the challenge I hope you will think of it as a new beginning.

The premise of “The Daily Marker 30 Day Coloring Challenge” is to color something everyday even if it’s for five minutes. However feel free to jump in or out as time permits.

Any coloring medium is welcomed. Click here for DAY 1. TO UPLOAD YOUR COLORING or here on Instagram or here on Facebook (FB is a closed group). Please remember to use the hashtag #thedailymarker30day and tag @kathyrac  . For kids & young adults #thedailymarker30daykids

If you have any questions about “The Daily Marker 30 Day Coloring Challenge” you can refer to THIS POST.

Before I send you on your way, I want to share a my latest coloring.  It's just a quick and easy watercoloring of feathers from the Boho Vibes stamp set.   I was having a very stressful day and I stamped and colored these and within minutes I was centered again.  Sounds kinda hokey, right?  How can coloring be therapeutic?  I don't know, but it sure is!!

Ok, time for you to check out what everyone hoppin' today is up to! 

BLOG LINE UP:

The Daily Marker 
Pretty Pink Posh
Purple Onion Designs 
Reverse Confetti -You are here!
Right at Home 
Studio Katia 
Sunny Studio
Technique Tuesday 
Trinity Stamps 
The Ton 
Whimsy Stamps
Winnie & Walter 
Your Next Stamp 

For this round of Confetti Camera, we have challenged our designers to 3-2-1 STAMP!  What that means is they are allowed 3 stamps, 2 stand alone Confetti Cuts dies and 1 6x6 pad of paper.

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Hi 'Fetti Fans!  It's Amy T here with my project inspired by the Confetti Camera recipe!

Hello! Heather here today to share a few fun tips to create this bright, summer, and sparkly card!

Amy Kolling

Melissa Phillips

Tricia Barber 

Kelly Lunceford

Lisa Henke

Amy Rohl

Carly Tee Minner

Laurie Schmidlin

Heather Hoffman

Amy Tsuruta

Kathy Schweinfurth

Audrey Tokach

Deanne Kuntz

Tatiana Trafimovich

Jeanne Jachna

Olga Moss

For this round of Confetti Camera, we have challenged our designers to 3-2-1 STAMP!  What that means is they are allowed 3 stamps, 2 stand alone Confetti Cuts dies and 1 6x6 pad of paper.

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Hi all!! Today I am sharing my Reverse Confetti "3-2-1 Stamp" (3 stamp sets, 2 die cuts, and 1 paper pad) project.

 

I knew I wanted to use my favourite stamp set Boho Vibes, so I grabbed the matching paper pad, Free Spirit, and went to work.

 

Creating the background was easy using the Stitched Rays Cover Panel Confetti Cut, feather Free Spirit paper, Aqua cardstock and bit of vellum. I added some stitching, which adds some fussy free interest.

 

I created a Topped Off tag with coordinating paper and this beautiful sentiment from My Tribe stamped in Midnight ink.

 

I added texture by stamping Boho Vibes (coordinating Confetti Cuts) feathers and Tall Blooms (coordinating Confetti Cuts) on cork and Aqua cardstock.

 

Lastly I added some sequins, a small wooden clothespin and Solid Charcoal twine.

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