Hi fetti fans! I'm back with another rainbow card using the lovely lovely Poppies stamp set that is finally back in stock! Make sure you check out the video at the bottom of this blog post as well for more information and for a matching envelope design!

As I said, for this card I'm using thea href=" https://reverseconfetti.com/products/poppies?_pos=1&_sid=419e062fd&_ss=r">Poppies stamp set and the Coordinating dies. I die cut the image first out of watercolor cardstock and kept one of the negative spaces to use as a jig in my Misti. I can put that in the corner of my Misti, line up the stamp in that negative space, inlay the diecuts there and it will stamp perfectly every time. This is super handy if you want to diecut a stamped image multiple times because it saves you from lining up the die 6 times

I colored the die cuts with some watercolor powders from Lindy's Gang. I sprinkled the powder directly onto the poppies and spritzed them with water. I just used a paint brush to move the color around if it wasn't filling the poppies properly, but it was a very no-fuss coloring job.

I then stacked the All Lined Up cover panel three times together for added dimension, glued the poppies on there in an arch in rainbow order of course and added the You confetti cuts as well as a black sentiment strip using one of the beautiful sentiments from the Poppies stamp set

Make sure you check out the video right here for more information, tips and tricks, and a fun matching envelope design!

Hi, RC friends! It's Andrea with you sharing a fun, springtime card combining the Cup of Friendship and Love Bugs stamp sets. My idea for this card was to create a window box filled with flowers and have a cute bee hovering above it. To do this I paired a floral image from Cup of Friendship with one of the bees from Love Bugs. I colored both images with Copics and cut them out with the coordinating dies. To give the illusion of the exterior of a house, I diecut blue cardstock with the Pierced Round Top Layers Confetti Cuts and used a scoring board to add "planks". I blended the front of a white card with Milled Lavender Distress Oxide and repeatedly stamped the dotty image from Sending Smiles to create my "wallpaper". I created the "window frame" by diecutting white cardstock with two of the Pierced Round Top Layers dies. I attached the frame to my card with foam tape and stamped a sentiment from Cup of Friendship. I adhered my colored images with foam, brushed on clear sparkle, and finished with a few clear sequins. Thanks for stopping by! *Affiliate links used at no cost to you.

 

Hi Fetti Friends! So happy to share this bright and summery card today using the Ice Cream Social stamp set.

For this card I stamped the ice cream truck image from the the Ice Cream Social stamp set onto Clairefontaine DCP 250 gsm cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I left the stamp in my Misti to stamp the image again later and set to coloring! You can see the full coloring process in the YouTube video!

I stamped it again with Versafine Onyx Black ink, embossed it with clear embossing powder and fussy cut it out. For my background I masked off a simple strip of cardstock and added bright pink, orange and yellow ink blending to it. These warm tones will contrast nicely with the cool tones of the ice cream truck.

I added a sentiment in Versafine Onyx Black , embossed it with clear embossing powder and then it's time to assemble the card! I backed the panel with three extra pieces of thick white cardstock for dimension and added that to a mini slimline cardbase. I propped the ice cream truck up on some foam tape and finished it up with some sequins!

That's it! Be sure to check out the YouTube video below for more information and a matching envelope!

Hello, again! It's Andrea back with you, and I have an easy card to share with you. With graduation fast approaching, I imagine some of us need some cards. I certainly do! Here's a quick and easy one featuring the OMG stamp set and Circle Element Confetti Cuts. I began by creating my background with distress inks. Onto a panel of Bristol Smooth paper, I blended Mermaid Lagoon, Prize Ribbon, Chipped Sapphire, and Black Soot Distress Inks. I flicked water across the panel and blotted it with a towel. Next, I diecut the panel with the Circle Element Confetti Cuts. Does it remind you of fireworks? It does me! I backed the panel with glitter paper and adhered it to a cardbase. Using the OMG stamp set, I first stamped the outline in black and then heat-embossed the interior with WOW! Pearl Gold Sparkle Embossing Glitter. I cut out the letters and popped them up with foam onto my card. Onto a strip of black cardstock, I heat-embossed a companion sentiment from the set, trimmed it down, and adhered it with foam. Finally, I scattered gold confetti around the card. Thanks for stopping by! *Affiliate links used at no cost to you.

Hello! It's Lisa Henke and I am excited to get a chance to hang out here with you all today. I am bringing a little sunshine...or should I say BIG Sunshine!