Heartfelt Wishes Treat Filled Birthday Card with Lexa

Hello everyone! Lexa here with a card featuring the Heartfelt Wishes Stamp, which I'm pairing with the Sweet Shoppe Stamp. Candles on top of everything! I bet my little boy will love this, since he loves to blow out candles. Well, who doesn’t?

I aligned the sentiment from Heartfelt Wishes and Wishes Word Die on the white cardstock before I white heat embossed the sentiment. I made sure to leave enough empty space for the word "wishes". I stamped all of the images with Versafine black ink and watercolored them with Distress Markers. Stitched Scallop Dies is so adorable both as wave and scallop borders, as you can see here. 

I blended the background with Festive Berries Distress Ink. The red is so vibrant and I love it. The cherry and strawberries are there to compliment the red on the background. I use some brown polka dotted patterned paper on the bottom part of my card. The last touch was to add some glossy accents and glitter on the cupcake's icing. 

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I really hope you like today's card. Have a wonderful day everyone!

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Heartfelt Wishes Pretty Pastel Birthday Wishes Card with Amy

Hello everyone! Amy here to share with you a sweet birthday card featuring the Heartfelt Wishes stamp set with the coordinating Wishes Word Die. 

To begin my card, I used a circle stencil I made by die-cutting acetate with two smaller circle dies from the Sun Ray set. I used pastel dye inks to color in the circles with a sponge dauber on trimmed smooth white cardstock. Then, I stamped the sentiment from Heartfelt Wishes to the panel using black ink. Next, I die-cut the word "wishes" using the Wishes Word Die five times on white cardstock and adhered them together. I used darker pink dye ink to color the word with a sponge dauber and adhered it to the panel.

I stamped the cupcake with a candle from the Birthday Smiles stamp set and colored it with Copic markers. To finish, I fussy cut the image, added dimensional adhesive behind it, and adhered it to the front.  

Thanks for visiting the blog today and have an awesome day!

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Perfect Popsicles Well Wishes Card with Karin

Hi everyone, it's Karin here. I'm back to share a new card that I've created with Perfect Popsicles, from the new release! It is a wonderful release - you can combine many/all of the sets to create cute and fun summer themed cards!

The Perfect Popsicles set is really perfect. I could stamp a hundred and still be amazed at how easily they come together to build a 3D image, once I stamp my last layer. They are fast and easy to create with and will be awesome for so many different kinds of projects. I can see them being perfect not only for birthday cards and for invitations to summer parties, but also for simple "pop by to say hi" cards. 

And the Heartfelt Wishes set is a must have. So great to use together with the Wishes die, to create lots of different and very useful sentiments. I just love it.

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Heartfelt Wishes Shaker Birthday Card with Eloise

Hi everyone! Eloise here and today I'm using the fun new Heartfelt Wishes stamp set to create a fun rainbow birthday shaker card.

To begin my card today I first stamped out 9 candles from the Heartfelt Wishes stamp set and coloured them all in with Copic Markers in rainbow order. Once I coloured in my candles 9 different colours, or shade of colours I die cut them out using the Heartfelt Wishes Candle die. 

For my shaker portion of the card I cut down a piece of white cardstock and used the Sunny Semi Circles dies to cut out a semi circle from the centre top of my card. I then cut the bottom of it with a knife, to create a semi circle window. I then stamped the sentiment 'May All Your Birthday Wishes Come True' with black ink underneath the window.

I then flipped over my panel, added two layers of foam tape all around and filled the center with a bunch of different Sparkling Clear Sequins from Pretty Pink Posh. I adhered down my panel to a piece of green patterned paper and then onto a card base.

Once everything was adhered down, I added foam tape to the back of all my candles and arranged them on the bottom of my shaker window in rainbow order and that finished up my card.

I hope you enjoyed this simple birthday card today, I love adding rainbow elements onto my card with a repeating image, it's one of my favourite things to do! Thanks so much for stopping by today!

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Inspiration Week: Introducing A Bird's Life & Heartfelt Wishes

Are you ready?!  Today's the big day, but before you run off to shop make sure to check out this one last post with a couple more new products to showcase and drumroll please... A Video!  You just might be rewarded with a little promo code at the end too (hint-hint).  ;)

Up first we have a stamp set all about birdies called A Bird's Life.  I've been wanting to do some little birds for awhile now and as a graduate in interior design I'm always attracted to cute home themes (too bad my own home is such a mess right now).  ;)

When designing this set it was important to me to create a tree branch that could work facing either direction to expand the set's versatility.  For my card here I started by masking off some clouds on white cardstock using the dies from Rain or Shine and Sunny Sentiments and then inked over the panel using Mermaid dye ink with a jumbo dauber. To make my sentiment stand out I cut a strip of white cardstock, stitched the edge and stamped it in a color to match the birdhouse and birdies.

For my next card I used some polaroid frames from Doodlebug's Spring Things collection.  To fill the frames I inked up some white cardstock with tumbled glass along the outside edges before adding them behind the die-cuts.  I stamped my sentiment in the center with my favorite VersaFine Ink and then filled the frames with some of the sweet images from the set.  I finished off my card with a large scalloped border along the top and bottom using the new Stitched Scallop dies.

The birdhouses were designed to be used with one of two posts that come with the set or to hang by the strings and "tied" with a bow.  For my next card I used the posts to set my little scene borrowing the tuft of grass from our Easter Wishes set.  When I was done, my card felt a bit unfinished so I framed my scene using THIS die by Gina Marie designs.

Yesterday I had the pleasure of being a guest over on the Scrapbook & Cards Today blog where I shared this card and some different ways to use masking on your cardmaking.  I hope you will swing by to see my step-by-step photo tutorial over there.  

The second new set I have to share is a small 3x4 sentiment set called Heartfelt Wishes which plays on different ways to use the word "wishes".  This versatile set works all year 'round covering a number of occasions like birthdays, weddings, get well greetings and even the winter holidays. 

For my card with it here I used the small candle that comes in the set and adhered two together to elongate them so that they could peek from the top and bottom of my sentiment strip.  Before adhering them to my card base I laid them out to get a general idea about placement and then inked up behind them with a little foam dauber and Mustard Seed distress ink.  After I had glued them down with my zig glue pen I went back and added glossy accents to the flames.

For my other card with the set, I heat embossed the words "wedding wishes" on the diagonal spaced 1/2" apart.  I knew there was no way I was going to be able to keep things straight so I used my clear grid ruler to add some light pencil lines that I went back and erased afterwards. It can be hard to see where you've stamped when using VersaMark on white cardstock so I just worked line by line, heating up the powder before moving on to my next row.  After everything had been erased, I inked up the background with Spun Sugar and Shaded Lilac distress inks and the areas where I had embossed resisted the ink. 

I decided to carry the colors onto my die-cut word so I inked up a scrap of cardstock with the same distress inks before cutting it out.  I finished off my sentiment strip by cutting one end with our fishtail banner dies.  When I was done my card felt like it could still use a bit of glitz and glamour so I added a trail of pink and iridescent sequins with some liquid adhesive.

Brace yourselves.  You're never going to believe it, but I was finally able to carve out about 10 hours yesterday (LOL!) to put together a 28-minute video for you sharing the full new release along with a tutorial for the new layering stamps.  ;)

I hope you've enjoyed this week of sneak peeks.  I can't wait for you to see what the design team has to share using it all!  Thank you so much for all your sweet feedback--I have enjoyed reading every single comment and they all mean so much to me!  

Everything is now available for purchase in our online store.  Yay!  In honor of the new release festivities you can receive 10% off your entire purchase using the code SUMMER10 through Monday, April 17th at Midnight PST.

Also just a reminder that all orders automatically come with a complimentary mini leaf die while supplies last.  ;)

Here's a full look at the new Heartfelt Wishes & A Bird's Life Stamps, along with their coordinating dies available for purchase today... 

          

      

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