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Spring Thyme
by Birgit Norton

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Happy spring Poppy friends!  I'm delighted to bring you this sweet card today featuring some of the new dies from the Spring collection.  Let's hop right in!

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I started by cutting the Nordic Pattern Rings out of kraft cardstock and the Cuddle Bunny out of white cardstock.  I colored the inside of the bunny ears using a copic marker and assembled the bunny. I mounted the circle onto the front of an A2 sized top folding cream colored card.

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Next, I cut all the elements from the Nordic Flower Pots and Stems out of soft grey cardstock and colored the stems using Copic markers and then assembled the plant pots.

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Finally, I stamped the sentiment from Spring Banners onto a wavy banner, finishing the card.  I love that there are two choices of banner styles in the sentiment sets.  You get wavy or straight and there are so many wonderful sentiments to choose from.

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Today is my Birthday!!!!
by Patty Tanúz

Today I celebrate my Birthday with this cute and tender card!

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I made a very pink background with distress oxide inks... The little birds are beautiful and you feel love in the air!

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I used our rub-ons! With little trunks and leaves!!!!

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Do we celebrate together? For me this day is special and doing it with you and Poppystamps makes me very happy!

Kisses!

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Two For One Nordic Foxes
By Lisa Elton

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I have a pair of cards for you today featuring the darling Nordic Foxes. I pulled terra cotta, pink and gold cardstocks, created the foxes then decided where they should go! Lets break down each card.

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This one is perched on the sill of the Arched Gothic Cathedral Window. The window was placed on foiled plaid paper with vellum added behind the bottom window openings. I wanted to soften the plaid here so the fox would stand out.

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There are two layers to this window die and the detail is just beatuiful! I used ivory and dusty lilac cardstocks to create mine.

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Golden sprigs and tiny flowers also adorn the window sill along with a greeting for a friend.

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This sweet fox was added to a card base covered with the Nordic Floral Plate. I used ivory cardstock and left all of the pieces intact.

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The die lets you use it as I did, interchange, mix and match pieces to add color or even remove pieces. A very versatile die for your collection!

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I used a tag as a resting place for this fox. A tag you ask... why  yes, it's the negative from the Cathedral Window die used on the first card! 23  1006  005 copy

I used the vanilla one to hold the sentiment on this card! You get a window die and tag dies all rolled into one. That's a win win!! Oh, and the pretty little decorative tag on this sentiment if from the Basic Junk Jouranl set. A splash of flowers to finish it off and add to the prettiness!

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Boo to You!
by Birgit Norton

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Hello Poppystamps fans!  Birgit here with you today with a clean and simple Halloween card.

I started with an A2 size, top folding, white card base.  I cut a piece of black cardstock that measured slightly smaller than the card base, to allow a white framed border.  Using my scoreboard, I scored horizontal lines every half inch and mounted it to the card base.

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Now for the fun part.  Let the die cutting begin!  I cut the Small Madison Window out of the same black card stock that I used for the front panel.   I used distress oxide inks and blending sponges to loosely create the night sky scene through the window, adding a few black and white ink splatters to finish it off.  I glued the window on top of the sky scene and trimmed it with my scissors.  I die cut the pumpkin from white card stock and colored it using copic markers, mounting the pumpkin inside the window.

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The little ghosts were also cut out of white card stock with just the lightest amount of distress ink to add depth.

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To finish the card off, I die cut the letters using Marzipan Alphabet, out of black cardstock and the piece of the sky scene that I had trimmed off earlier. I glued the letters together, offsetting them to allow the colored letter to act as a shadow to the black letter. 

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Hello Fall
By Birgit Norton

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Hello Poppystamps fans, Birgit here with you today!  I'm overjoyed to bring you my first post as a new design team member for Poppystamps.

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Don't you just love the new fall release?  I started by running the Pinpoint Rings through my die cutting machine on a Kraft cardstock A2 size card base.  

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I cut the Large Stitched Envelope out of black cardstock, filling it with several Whittle Oak Leaf, cut from orange and soft butter cardstock.  I tucked in a couple of the Mushrooms & Toadstools, and finished the card off using Marzipan Alphabet to create my sentiment.

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I wish you the happiest fall season!

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Amazing You!
by Rachel Duong

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Hi friends, it's Rachel! I'm here with a new Poppystamps challenge. The theme is "Old School". Create a project using at least one Poppystamps die. Link it up and one lucky random winner will receive a prize. Florals are timeless and classic, so I am sharing a themed card using the beautiful "Perfect Posies Bouquet" die.

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To create this card I die cut the Poppystamps "Perfect Posies Bouquet" and the "Teardrop Butterflies" dies in a sturdy white cardstock. I die cut the butterflies again using the Memory Box "Delicate Pastel Glitter Pad". Next I blended blue, green and teal distress ink over the bouquet. For dimensional effects, I doubled up some of the blossoms. For sparkle, I applied glitter glue to the blossom centers and petals. I chose a deep blue card base from the Memory Box "Ocean Blue" collection. A hot foil sentiment from the "Modest Banner Greetings" set adds a fresh silver accent. White splatters fill in empty space. Finally, an "Old School" sheer, organza ribbon finishes the card.

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Do you use organza ribbon on your cards? I remember the first time I was introduced to cardmaking, organza ribbon was often used. It is so delicate, soft and pretty enhancing many styles of cards.

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I hope you get a chance to take part in this challenge. And by the way, with the start of a new school year, why not give your "Old School" card to a favorite teacher to tell them how amazing they are?! Have fun and don't forget to link your card up.

Take card and happy crafting~

Rachel

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