Showing posts with label Pretty Pink Posh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pretty Pink Posh. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Pretty Pink Posh and Avery Elle Blog Hop!




Woot woot!  Are you excited for an awesome hop?  I am!  

You should have arrived here from Jeanne Jachna's blog.  If not - head to the Avery Elle blog to start your hop!  

For my card today, I used the new Avery Elle Wild Birthday stamps and dies, and 6x6 Neutral Collection patterned paper and paired it with Pretty Pink Posh Scallop Circles Die, Lavender Moon and Strawberry burst sequins.  I love these dies for creating shaker windows - they're genius!  

Now for some hop fun - here are 2 $25 Pretty Pink Posh gift certificates and 2 $25 Avery Elle gift certificates up for grabs. Winners will be picked randomly along the blog hop. (Comments must be left by July 24, 2016. Winners will be announced on the PPP and Avery Elle blogs) 

Next stop on the hop is Yuki Yoshioka - I'm sure she's got something AMAZING for you!!!!

Here's the entire hop order in case you need it!  

Friday, January 9, 2015

Pretty Pink Posh Birthday Celebration

Hooray!  I am SO excited and honored to be taking part in the Pretty Pink Posh 1st birthday celebration!  Thank you Paulina so much for inviting me!  To say I love Pretty Pink Posh is an understatement!  Their sequins and dies are phenomenal! 

For the hop, you should have arrived here from the Pretty Pink Posh blog!

First I used the new Peek a Boo die to create this card. 
I simply stamped a sentiment first, watercolored the background and then die cut the Peek a Boo dies to create the background pattern.  I love the way this turned out!  I also used Stitched Borders 2 along the bottom.  I accented with 4mm and 6mm Sparkling Clear Sequins.

Next, I really wanted to play with the new Stitched Duo 3 die!  
 Ack I'm a sucker for little scenes! 

Lastly, I used the new Pocket Border die to create this little pocket tag along with the new Stitched Duo 3 die.  Perfect for a little valentine note!
Now, instead of a note, I stuffed a glassine bag with Gold Heart Confetti and a die cut love sentiment to add with the confetti! The clouds are from Stitched Borders 2 and the pinked edge is from Stitched Borders 1.  The sequins are Sparkling Clear 4 mm sequins - my favorite!


Now what is a party without a little fun...

Now you are off to Stacey Schafer's blog!

Here's the entire hop list if you need it!
May Sukyong Park
Maureen Merritt


Thank you so much for stopping by!  Have a great day!

Saturday, November 15, 2014

Finally playing! Pretty Pink Posh and Lawn Fawn

Hello friends!  I finally stumbled upon some "play" time so I went to town with a new stamp set that I've had for awhile and haven't gotten around to inking up.  Yay!
I adore this new Lawn Fawn Winter Penguin stamp set - it's so cute!  I simply stamped and die cut him out and then colored him in with my Copics.  Then, I found the ice from the Critters in the Arctic stamp set - which I coated with my Wink of Stella and Glossy Accents to give it a nice icy look!
  

The tag die is from Pretty Pink Posh (love their dies so much!) - I used scallops (or you can find them here) to create the snow and the oval to create the tag topper.  

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day! 


Friday, August 15, 2014

A fond farewell!!! Sniffle!

I've been avoiding my blog for days because I didn't want to face this post.  

Today it becomes official.  The sweet and amazingly talented Betsy Veldman has decided to step down from her position as a Paper Crafts & Scrapbooking magazine Go-to Gal.  

Yep.  You can read the official announcement on the Paper Crafts Connection blog here. 

I feel so incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to meet and work next to Betsy.  Betsy is kind, sweet, well spoken, genuine, humble and out-of-this-world talented.  Did I mention the girl is funny, too?  Yep.  She is funny! 

Betsy taught me a lot about paper crafting.  I might just admit, while she probably has no clue, a long time ago she introduced me to Berry Sorbet.  Sigh.  Perfect color.  We might have even fought over a Berry Sorbet ink pad last Ed Board.  

Betsy, I adore you and I wish you all the best in your future endeavors.  I'm not going to lie, I'm going to miss you but I completely support you in your decision and I am so happy for what I know the future holds for you.  

Betsy, this card is for you.  I'll pop it in the mail soon, I promise. 

I poured my heart into this card and tried to incorporate a few things I've learned from Betsy over the years - from using patterned paper for layers to die cut borders.

Now be sure to head to the other Go-to Gals blogs because we're all saying a fond farewell to our dear Betsy.