Stamps At Play: Summer

Reverse Confetti May Countdown to Confetti - Day Two

Monday, May 6, 2019

Welcome to Countdown to Confetti Day Two!! The new Reverse Confetti's May Release is almost here! Over the next few days, the Design Team will be sharing sneek peeks of the new release which will be available on May 8th!

Check out what the Design Team has to show you today! Leave a comment on each designer's sneak peek post (link list below) by noon CST on the 7th for a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to the Reverse Confetti store. Visit our Facebook page for another chance to win a $25 gift certificate! Winners will be announced at 5pm CST on 7th on the Reverse Confetti blog and Facebook page.

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Keeway Tsao

For my first card today, I cut the new On The Curve Cover Plate cut from Sand cardstock and adhered to the cardstock. In each opening, I inlaid different colors of cardstock and stamped sentiments from the new So Many Sentiments set. The super sweet girl with her umbrella, sun and clouds are from the new Rainy Day Fun stamp set and coordinating dies!

Rainbows just make me happy!

For my next card, I cut Cloud White cardstock from the Diagonal Stitches Cover and brushed on distress oxide ink and spritzed with a little water. How cute is this little guy and his ducky friend from the new Rainy Day Fun stamp set and coordinating dies?! The fabulous rainbow, sun and clouds are from the new Over The Rainbow die set!

Stop back tomorrow for the last day of sneek peaks before the big release day!

Reverse Confetti May Countdown to Confetti - Day One

Sunday, May 5, 2019

Welcome to Countdown to Confetti Day One!! Just wait til you see Reverse Confetti's May Release -- it's filled with total awesomeness!! Over the next few days, the Design Team will be sharing sneek peeks of the new release which will be available on May 8th!

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For my first card, I layered Buttercup cardstock and a pattern from the new Sweet Stripes Paper Pad onto the card base. The adorable images and sentiment are from the new Ice Cream Social stamp set and coordinating dies -- so sweet! The little bunny is peeking out of the new See Through Tag die which I cut from Piggy Bank cardstock; for the center I created a little distress oxide ink backdrop.

Reverse Confetti is celebrating it's 6th Birthday...and we're gonna party!!

For my next card, I layered a strips of Avocado cardstock a pattern from the new Sweet Stripes Paper Pad onto the card base. The new Party Animals stamp set and coordinating dies have the cutest images and sentiments to create the perfect birthday/celebration cards and gifts! I layered this darling elephant image onto the Grid Stitched Tag cut from Cloud White cardstock. To finish, I added the "party" word from the new Party & Celebrate word dies cut from Avocado cardstock.

Be sure to stop back tomorrow for MORE sneak peeks!!

Reverse Confetti Inspiration Station

Thursday, February 14, 2019

Each week, one of the Confetti Crew shares a project which was inspired by a photo. Inspiration Station is then shared exclusively with our newsletter subscribers. The newsletter also contains upcoming news, promotions and more! Why not sign up today so you won't miss a single edition!

Here's a sneak peek at my card for this week's newsletter...

Dies R Us - Country Summer

Friday, July 13, 2018

Summer is one of my favorite seasons! We've had a lot of rain storms this summer which the flowers and plants have loved -- everything has grown bigger than I've seen at this time of year!

For my card, I used the following products:

Lawn Fawn - How You Bean stamps

Lawn Fawn - How You Bean dies

Impression Obsession - Strawberry Set

Impression Obsession - Tomato Carton

Echo Park paper pad - Welcome Home

Doddlebug paper pad - Down On The Farm

To start, I stamped and die cut the Lawn Fawn - How You Bean jar. Using the Lawn Fawn - How You Bean dies, I cut a light blue cardstock and made a wavy trim to the top. I cut a slit in the top and bottom of the rim of the jar to slip in the die cut stems from Impression Obsession - Strawberry Set.

Using the Impression Obsession - Strawberry Set, I cut the strawberries, stems, leaves and flowers. The darling berry carton is from Impression Obsession - Tomato Carton.

I layered on patter paper designs from Echo Park paper pad - Welcome Home and Doddlebug paper pad - Down On The Farm then assembled the jar/flowers and carton/strawberry die cuts. The sentiment, from Lawn Fawn - How You Bean, is white embossed on black cardstock.

Lawn Fawn - How You Bean stamps and How You Bean dies

Impression Obsession - Strawberry Set and Tomato Carton

Echo Park paper pad - Welcome Home and Doddlebug paper pad - Down On The Farm

Zig 2-Way Glue Pen

Therm-o-web 3D Foam Squares

Sizzix Big Shot

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Dies R Us - Stained Glass Summer

Friday, June 15, 2018

Hope you are enjoying the summer so far! We've had gorgeous days - lots of sunshine, nature is in full bloom and warm weather. My stained glass card reminds me of bright sunshine shining through the window and the fabulous colors outside!

My card features the inlaid die technique. I started with cutting black cardstock with Sue Wilson Design Stained Glass Collection - Butterfly die. This piece acted as the 'frame work'.

I applied adhesive to a piece of cardstock and placed it behind the Stained Glass die cut. Then, I cut several colors of cardstock with the die. Placing the different colored cardstock die cuts into the black frame was like 'coloring' with cardstock -- so fun!

Once I filled in all the openings, I popped up and layered the colored piece onto a piece of white cardstock cut with one of the Memory Box Pinpoint Rectangle dies and adhered to the base.

To finish, I used Karen Burniston Greetings and cut the 'thinking of you' word from gold shiny cardstock.