Blog Posts, Reverse Confetti

Lots of Love-Reverse Confetti’s January Release Blog Hop

I am so happy to have you join me today as we showcase the new January release from Reverse Confetti with you! I hope you have been enjoying your hoping so far and I will have the full Blog Hop list below!

I used these Reverse Confetti products for my slimline design:

I began my slimline with an 8 1/2 x 3 1/2 card base.

For my background, I trimmed a piece of Bristol Smooth to fit over my card base and die cut the new Stitched Daisies Cover Panel using the partial die cut method (run through partway, rotate and line up, and run through partway again!) I then inked it with stormy sky and splattered with white paint and silver and navy shimmer spray.

While that dried, I die cut the Lots of Love from an inked piece of Bristol Smooth using aged mahogany, victorian velvet, and milled lavender. I layered with multiples to give a solid sentiment.

Next, I stamped the daisy cluster, colored it with copic markers, and used the coordinating die to cut it out. I then trimmed it in half gluing a piece to the top and bottom. The sentiment was heat embossed on a navy banner and I adhered it with foam tape and the Lots of Love over it. I fininished with a sprinkling of navy jewels!

You can continue on to Susan Wymer and enjoy the rest of your day!

Thank you for stopping by!

Candice

Reverse Confetti

Cheiron Brandon

Audrey Tokach

Becky Roberts

Maria Russell

Amy Rohl

Lisa Henke

Kelly Lunceford

Dilay Nacar

Amy Kolling

Michelle Short

Kellianne Wilson

Tiffany Pryce Russom

Andrea Shell

Rachel Alvarado

Dana Kirby

Candice Fisher (YOU ARE HERE!)

Susan Wymer

Amy Tsuruta

Tricia Barber

Melissa Phillips

Jenny Colacicco

Olga Moss

Jeanne Jachna

Lien Leysen

Heather Ruwe

Blog Posts, Clearly Besotted Guest Designer

Love Ewe-Clearly Besotted Guest Designer!

Today I have another sweet slimline using some of the new January release from Clearly Besotted Stamps as a Guest Designer using the cute Love is in the Air and Scene it Love stamp sets!

I used these products for my slimline design:

I began my slimline with an 8 1/2 x 3 1/2 card base.

For my background, I first trimmed a piece of heart pattern paper a little smaller than my card front, die cut the stitched banner, stamped the heart Paris scene, and then die cut the LOVE in the center of the stitched banner.

I then colored the LOVE with Copic markers and adhered in the center of the tag with foam tape and added some ribbon and twine through the top.

Next, I stamped the lambs and speech bubble, colored them with Copic markers, and fussy cut them out. I arranged them with double foam tape for extra pop and placed a few green jewels!

I hope you are loving the new January release from Clearly Besotted so far and come back tomorrow as I show the final sets!

Thank you so very much for visiting!

Candice

Blog Posts, Clearly Besotted Guest Designer

You’re A Tweetheart-Clearly Besotted Guest Designer!

Welcome back to my second day of Clearly Besotted Stamps January new release as a Guest Designer! Today I will be highlighting the new Lovely Corners stamp set!

I used these products for my design:

I began my card with a 6 1/2 x 5 card base.

For my background, I die cut the Outlined Frame from Bristol Smooth cardstock, inked it with worn lipstick, spun sugar, and antique linen, and splattered it with white paint, gold and pink shimmer spray.

Next, I stamped the corners and roses onto watercolor paper, colored them with Zig watercolor markers, and fussy cut them. I arranged them around the YOU layered in thick white cardstock and the sentiment stamped on a Kraft banner using foam tape for some great dimension. I finished with a few gold jewels!

How beautiful are these corners and can you see all the different colors you could use on these?! Come back again tomorrow for more from the Clearly Besotted January new release!

Thank you so much!

Candice

Blog Posts, Clearly Besotted Guest Designer

XOXO Gnomes-Clearly Besotted Guest Designer

I am sooo excited to be sharing with you the Clearly Besotted Stamps January new release as a Guest Designer in the next few days! Today I am sharing the new Heart & Gnomies stamp set!

I used these products for my slimline design:

I began my slimline with an 8 1/2 x 3 1/2 card base.

For the background, I first die-cut the stitched windows from plaid pattern paper and inked a piece of Bristol Smooth with worn lipstick and spun sugar. I then added some vellum and white grass behind each window and added the plaid frame with foam tape.

Next, I stamped the gnomes, snails, and word bubbles, colored them with copic markers, and fussy cut them out. I then arranged them in the windows with either glue or foam tape for dimension. I added my sentiment stamped on a white banner and layered the XOXO with the top in red glitter and finished with a sprinkling of red jewels!

I hope you follow along with us the next few days to check out the new January release from Clearly Besotted, it’s a cute one!

Thank you for stopping by with me!

Candice

Blog Posts, Reverse Confetti

Happy Birthday to You!

Hi! Candice here, and I hope you had a fabulous holiday and are getting ready for the new year! Since I have been busy making Christmas cards my pile of Birthday cards have gone down! So today I am starting to restock those!

I used these Reverse Confetti products for my design:

I began my card with a 6 1/2 x 5 card base.

For the background, I first die cut the stitched frame from grey cardstock, trimmed a piece of Bristol Smooth to fit behind, inked it with shaded lilac, and used foam tape to adhere the frame over the inked panel in the center of my card.

I then die-cut the HAPPY shadow from Bristol Smooth cardstock and the HAPPY from silver foil cardstock.

Next, I stamped the orange blossoms and leaves onto watercolor paper, colored them with Zig watercolor markers, and used the coordinating dies to cut them out. I arranged them around the HAPPY with foam tape and finished with the sentiment on a banner and some purple jewels!

Zig markers used: light pink, shadow mauve, and fog grey

I hope you are inspired to start refilling your Birthday card piles too!

Thank you for stopping by!

Candice

Blog Posts, Reverse Confetti

Adore Him!

Hello, my crafty friends! Candice with you today sharing a mini slimline Christmas card using some of my favorite Christmas sets from Reverse Confetti!

I used these Reverse Confetti products to create my mini slimline design:

I began my mini slimline with a 6 1/2 x 4 card base.

For the background, I trimmed a piece of Bristol Smooth a little smaller than my card front, inked it with chipped sapphire, blueprint sketch, tumbled glass, and antique linen, and splattered it with white paint and gold shimmer spray.

Once my background has dried, I stamped the sentiment along the bottom in the center.

Next, I stamped the angels, crib, manger, and dove, colored them with copic markers, and used the coordinating dies listed above. I then adhered them around my sentiment with foam tape giving some dimension to the scene!

Thank you for stopping by with me and have yourselves a Merry little Christmas!

Candice

Blog Posts, Reverse Confetti

A Cool Christmas!

Hello my ‘Fetti Friends! Candice with you today sharing a cool Christmas card using some of the new release sets!

I used these Reverse Confetti products for my design:

I began my card with a 6 1/2 x 5 card base.

For the background, I first die cut the oval window panel from Bristol Smooth cardstock and heat embossed the snowflakes and sentiment in silver. I then trimmed a piece of Bristol Smooth to fit behind the window, inked it with aged mahogany, victorian velvet, and milled lavender, and splattered it with white paint and silver shimmer spray.

Once it dried, I adhered to the panel over the inked background with foam tape centering it on the card front.

Next, I stamped the tree, lights, owl, and penguin, colored them with Copic markers, and used the coordinating dies to cut them out. I adhered them with foam tape inside the window frame and finished with a few blue jewels!

I hope you are enjoying your time creating some fun Christmas cards this year! Thank you for stopping by with me today!

Candice

Blog Posts, Reverse Confetti

Christmas Reindeer

Welcome to Reverse Confetti’s Inspirational Blog Hop! I hope you are relaxing and being inspired along our hop today and I will be sharing a sweet Christmas slimline card with you!

I used these Reverse Confetti products to create my slimline design:

I began my slimline with an 8 1/2 x 3 1/2 card base.

For the background, I taped off the bottom of my card making sure to leave enough room for my word dies and sentiment, inked the top with rustic wilderness, mowed lawn, and shabby shutters, and splattered with white paint and gold shimmer spray. While that dried, I die cut layers of the CHRISTMAS with the top from red glitter carstock.

I then layered them lined up with the green and stamped my sentiment below.

Next, I stamped the reindeer and tree, colored them with copic markers, and used the coordinating dies to cut them out. I then used foam tape to put them around the CHRISTMAS and finished with a sprinkling of red and gold jewels!

You can continue on the Inspirational Blog Hop by heading over to Carissa Wiley with the full list below!

Thank you for visiting with me today and Merry Christmas!

Candice

Reverse Confetti

Carissa Wiley

Candice Fisher HERE

Dilay Nacar

Ali Farmer

Audrey Tokach

Ashley Ebben

Tricia Barber

Lisa Henke

Amy Kolling

Lien Leysen

Andrea Shell

Kellianne Wilson

Dana Kirby

Amy Tsuruta

Olga Moss

Stefanie Loh

Jeanne Jachna

Blog Posts, Reverse Confetti

Peace to You and Yours Christmas Tags

Hi! Candice with you today sharing some gorgeous Christmas tags using the new Ornament die! I always find I love to have a variety of Christmas tags for my presents to really add a beautiful finish to them!

I used these Reverse Confetti products to create my tags:

For the base of the tags, I first die-cut 2 of the stitched ornament frames and 2 circles to fit behind from Bristol Smooth cardstock. On the background circles, I repeatedly stamped the ‘to you and yours’ and glued them to the ornament frames.

Next, I heat embossed the leaves in silver, colored them with zig watercolor markers, and used the coordinating dies to cut them out. I then die-cut layers of the PEACE from thick white cardstock with the top layer from red glitter and glued them to the tags. I then adhered the leaves and finished with some red sequins for berries and some twine!

Thank you so much for visiting with me today!

Candice

Blog Posts, Paperieink

Moose Wonderful Time!

These little moose from Paperie Ink stamps are the most adorable!!! They are perfect for creating a sweet scene with birch trees!

I used these products for my mini slimline design:

I began my mini slimline with a 6 1/2 x 4 card base.

For my background, I first die cut the birch trees from Bristol Smooth cardstock and trimmed another piece to fit behind and inked it with broken china, tumbled glass, and antique linen. I then die-cut another piece of Bristol Smooth with a stitched curve and stamped the sentiment on the bottom piece.

Next, I stamped the moose and bird, colored them with copic markers, and fussy cut them out. I finished the card by adding them with foam tape and sprinkling some blue jewels!

Thank you for visiting with me today!

Candice