Hola amigas!!!
Today I Start my Christmas season with Poppy!!!!!! Look this beauty jiji
Corgis are so happy in Winter Sleigh!!!!! Look like they have the wind in their face and they are enjoying it! jiji
Merry Christmas Flourish is really wonderful!!!! I use mirror gold paper and this is so magic!!!!
I love everything about Poppy!!!!!! and you????
Kisses!!!!!
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This time of year we reflect on all the blessing that make us thankful! We are so grateful for you!!
Thanks so much for joining us for our Holiday Blog Blitz! We hope you enjoyed seeing projects made with the newest products available in the store! Your comments make us so happy and we just can't say thank you enough! Congratulations to the following winners who were chosen using random number generator.
| Date | Prize | Winner |
| 11-2-19 Jeanne's Post | 2273 Stained Glass Snowflake Window | Jody Vilaranda |
| 11-3-19 Nancy's Post | 2268 Merry Christmas Flourish | Maureen Reiss |
| 11-4-19 Marybeth's Post | 2274 Snowglobe Kit | Kathy Hogan |
| 11-5-19 Dana's Post | 2275 Townhouses | abby larson |
| 11-7-19 Michele's Post | 2281 Whittle Jumping Kitty | Blanca Ramirez labastida |
| 11-8-19 Candice's Post | 2269 Believe Flourish | tina z. |
| 11/9/19 Nadine's Post | 2277 Dancing Snowflake Tile | Conniecrafter |
| 11-10-19 Tina's Post | 2279 Whittle Santa Face | Larissa Heskett |
| 11-11-19 Pam's Post | 2272 Village Houses | Susan |
| 11-12-19 Sue's Post | 2283 Holly Frame | deb Kaste |
| 11-14-19 Patty's Post | 2272 Village Houses | Gail Scott |
Check you're in box. Winners have been notified via the email address associated with their comment. Instagram winners are listed on each giveaway post on our Poppystamps Instagram page.
We hope you'll keep coming back for more inspiration! We'll be having another giveaway soon!
Hi Friends! It is Dana here today sharing a fun Fall card with you all that uses the Gorgeous Leafy Background die. I am in love with this die, and the possibilities are endless. Let's get started, shall we?
I started my card by die cutting the Leafy Background from white cardstock two times. On my first pass through my die cutting machine I applied as little pressure as possible to try and keep as many pieces (leaves) as I could to stay inside the die. I then added strips of scotch tape to the back of this first die cut to help hold all of the little pieces inside the die. I used my Copic markers to color all of the leaves in fall colors. I didn't worry about staying in the lines because I knew my edges would be covered, you also want to make sure you go over the edges a little so that there is not any white showing. Next, I ran the Leafy Background die through my die cutting machine a second time to get a clean cut.
Next, I used a liquid glue to attach the white Leafy Background die cut over my colored leaves. I love how the leaves look like they are inlaid without having to do all of the work. By adding the tape behind my colored leaves I knew they were not going to fall out when I attached the two die cuts together. Once I had my square finished I cut it in half so I could use it on the top and bottom of my card design.
For my sentiment, I used the Autumn Leaves sentiment set. I stamped my sentiment and the little leaves with VersaMark ink and heat set gold embossing powder onto my cardstock. I then attached my Leafy Background to the top and bottom of my card panel. To finish my card I attached my card panel to a top folding A2 card base and tied some twine under my sentiment.
Thanks for joining me today. I hope I inspired you to try this fun and easy technique.
Enjoy your day!
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Hi Crafty Friends,
Candice here reminding you there is still time to participate in this month's blog challenge. Poppystamps blog challenges are fun and so easy to participate. When you link up a project to our challenge you are automatically entered to win a $20 gift certificate to the store. You dont have to have a blog to link your design - you can link to Instagram, Flickr or any other on line gallery. This month's challenge link ends November 28.
For a bit of inspiration with the challenge, I created this cute tag treat holder that can be used at your holiday place setting or gifted to your hostess at Thanksgiving. This treat holder is so easy to make and can be stuffed with candy or a homemade treat.
To make this project, start by die cutting a tag from the largest tag from the double stitched tag frames set in some kraft cardstock. Remember to keep your tag and tag frame together as one piece. Next die cut a strip of leaves from the maple leaf side strips and stencil set from white cardstock. Separate the leaves from the strip by cutting them with your scissors. Next color the leaves with your distress oxide inks in festive berries, carved pumpkin, spiced marmalade, old olive and peeled paint to create the image of fall leaves.
Set your tag and leaves aside, so you have space to create the treat holder. Cut a piece of coordinating kraft cardstock to 5 1/2 inches long by 2 3/4 inches wide. For the sake of my tutorial I am using white cardstock to display the instructions.
Next score your paper on the 5 1/2inch side at 1/4, 1, 4 1/2 and 5. Then on the 2 3/4 inch side, score the paper at 2 1/4.
Next with a pair scissors cut off the two end squares along the score lines. With the two remaining squares, snip only the top portion of the two remaining squares on the score line so that it can be folded inward and attached to the bottom flap.
Next, while your paper is still flat, stamp your sentiment or greeting. I used the sentiment So very Thankful from the Autumn leaves stamp set. On the opposite side of the paper from your stamped image, fold all of your score lines to form an open box shape. Use either a strip of 1/4 inch score tape or 2 strips of 1/8 inch score tap on each of your folded flaps. Assemble the bottom portion of the box together first with the score tape.
Now attach the open box to your tag using the score tape placed along the side flaps. Adhere your colored leaves to your box. Next fill your tag treat holder with candy, homemade baked goods, a gift card or whatever you little heart desires. The recipient will just love this adorable little holder as well as the gift. I filled my treat holder with a few Twix mini candy bars. My absolute favorite!
I hope today's project gave you a bit a of inspiration to participate in this month's challenge. Thanks for joining me today and Happy Thanksgiving!
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Happy Holidays to you! Nancy here, and I'm bringing you a card made with the new Snowspeckle Wide Washi Tape Poppystamps has available in the store.
I've used several of the new dies out this season, plus Mod Poinsettias. And here's a hint on a way to use the wide Washi.
I covered a red card stock panel with the Washi, and die cut 3 smallest poinsettias. The width makes it easy to cover a panel 4 1/4 x 5 1/2.
The touch of softened red with the white dots went nicely with the pastel card. I added white die cut poinsettias, sponged inked with the same aqua behind my Bethlehem scene. The sentiment, O Holy Night was cut down a bit to fit on the bottom.
Hope you enjoyed today's holiday post, and hope your holiday cards are well on their way to being done!
Have a wonderful, Happy, Crafty Holiday!
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Hi friends! It's Jeanne here today and I'm sharing a fall card! I just love fall! It's my favorite time of year! I love the cooler temperatures and watching the change of season in my area. I'm like a little kid stomping on crunchy leaves and picking up all my favorites I find while I'm walking the dog.
My card starts with the Leafy Background die. I cut if from white card stock, poked out all the little leaves and then inked it with distress ink. Next I splattered it with water and set it aside to dry. I cut the panel a second time and left all the die cut leaves in place before inking it in shades of yellow and orange. The two panels are adhered over each other and adhered to a 4.5" square card base.
I added a small Double Stitch Circle Frame to the center of the design for a focal point and a Pointed Square Frame to the outer edge to give a finished look to the card. I stamped a sentiment from the Autumn Leaves stamp set and adhered it over the circle with adhesive foam tape. This makes it easy to tuck colorful Stitched Oak Trio leaves underneath.
A few Whittle Squirrels add a whimsical look to the design. It's fun to watch them running around with their own treasures to buy and save for a later day.
I hope you have a great day filled with simple pleasures!
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Hello friends, Marybeth here today sharing a Christmas tag. As you can see below this beautiful: Poppystamps Merry Christmas Flourish die is gorgeous on its own! I wanted to show you how it can be altered a bit, very simply.
Since I wanted to add holly to the Christmas tag I decided to snip off the flourish part of the die, simply by cutting it off in a few places. I will also be making a few tags that are red and white without patterned paper and only the greeting. This Merry Christmas die can fill up the whole large tag and still make a beautiful tag that can be mass produced, easily.
I used the beautiful 6x6 paper pack from Memorybox. I turned my die so the plaid would be at an angle as shown in the photo above.
I also used Double Stitch Tag dies form Poppystamps and the Holly Outline die. I love adding bells to most of my tags at Christmas. Kinda lets me know when someone might be taking a peek :)
For this tag I used the largest tag die my tag is about 3.5 by 5.3
Hope you have fun creating what ever you like to make. Thanks for the visit today!
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Hola amigas!!!!
We continue in this wonderful Blog Blitz!!!!
Do you want win a diecut??? Comment please jiji
I made a beautiful Christmas Card with our new diecuts and I´m super happy!!!!! Look!!!!
Do you like decorated paper? I really love and we are using Dashing Holiday 6 x 6 pack!!!! Ideal for our Christmas cards!!!!
First, I made my Holly Frame with stencil, and I use gold paint!!! Look!!!!
Easy eh???? The result is spectacular!
Whittle Santa is magical!!!! Look all that shine!!!!
Shine and gold!!!!! All new diecuts are beautiful!!!!
More details!!!! I love my card!!!!
You can comment here and win with me:
VILLAGE HOUSES!!!!!
GOOD LUCK!!!!
The Holiday blog blitz runs from November 2-14 . We'll be giving away a prize on every blog blitz post during this time. To enter to win you need to leave a comment on ONLY the posts that you wish to enter. To enter ALL the posts during the blog blitz you need to leave a comment on EACH ONE. One person will be chosen at random from each of the posts during the blog blitz. Only one prize per person per blog blitz. We use a random number generator to select winners from comments. You have until midnight US EST November 20 to leave a comment on each and every post that you want to enter. Winners will be announced on this blog on November 22.
For a SECOND chance to win this die AND ONE FOR A FRIEND...
1.) Visit our Instagram account and FOLLOW US!
2.) Like each post you want to enter
3.) LEAVE A COMMENT and TAG A FRIEND on each post you wish to enter. Comments open through November 20.
One comment per post will be selected by random number generator. The winners will be posted on each Instagram post on November 22. The COMMENTER and the FRIEND THEY TAGGED on the post will BOTH receive the prize for that post! Only one Instagram prize per person per Blog Blitz.
So PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT! (You have to comment to win!!!)
Good luck!!!!!
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Hi Friends! It is Dana here today with a reminder that you still have time to enter this month's Poppy Challenge: Fall Frolic!
For my card today I started by creating my background. I used Yupo paper and Alcohol Pearl Ink in: Splendor, Deception, Alchemy and a little Gold Mixative. I just kept adding the inks with a little blending solution until I created my desired background.
Once my background was dry I ran it through my die cutting machine with the Autumn Leaves Sidekick Frame Die.
Next, I stamped my sentiment from the Autumn Leaves stamp set onto a rectangle that I die cut from the Autumn Leaves Sidekick Frame. I then die cut a few leaves from the Autumn Leaf Set to add as an accent to my sentiment.
I mounted my Autumn Leaves frame onto a piece of kraft cardstock. The alcohol ink had enough color and design that I wanted to keep my background fairly simple.
Lastly, I inlaid my sentiment back into my frame and then mounted my card panel onto a top folding A2 card base.
I hope I inspired you to play along with the challenge this month! You can find all of the details about the challenge Here. I can't wait to see what you create!
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Hello crafty friends, Sue here with my first card for the Poppystamps design team! This is a perfect time to pop in for a visit because there's a blog blitz going on with great Christmas prizes every day!
Today I'm featuring the new Holly Frame and Stencil set and it's a beauty with a lot of detail going on around the frame, around the circular window and on the leaves.
I started by die cutting the frame from green fibre card stock, layering the stencil over it and applying some dark green ink with a blender brush for a soft contrast on the leaves.
Then I die cut the Delicate Poinsettias from red fibre card stock and decided to add a little sparkle to the petals. I took a finger dauber, tapped it into Versamark ink and lightly dabbed the edges of the flower petals. I sprinkled on some red glitter embossing powder and heat set. Now the flowers have a pretty glittery edge.
I also die cut the poinsettia from vellum, cut apart the petals and used them as leaves. For the sentiment I used Tidings of Joy stamp and die set and gold embossed the word Joy. This is a great little set of sentiments to have for Christmas cards.
For my assembled card I cut a piece of gold glitter card stock to place behind the holly panel and adhered everything together. I finished off by adding red Stickles around the frame and adding a jewel for the flower centre.
Would you like to win the Holly Frame and Stencil? Follow these instructions.
The Holiday blog blitz runs from November 2-14 . We'll be giving away a prize on every blog blitz post during this time. To enter to win you need to leave a comment on ONLY the posts that you wish to enter. To enter ALL the posts during the blog blitz you need to leave a comment on EACH ONE. One person will be chosen at random from each of the posts during the blog blitz. Only one prize per person per blog blitz. We use a random number generator to select winners from comments. You have until midnight US EST November 20 to leave a comment on each and every post that you want to enter. Winners will be announced on this blog on November 22.
For a SECOND chance to win this die AND ONE FOR A FRIEND...
1.) Visit our Instagram account and FOLLOW US!
2.) Like each post you want to enter
3.) LEAVE A COMMENT and TAG A FRIEND on each post you wish to enter. Comments open through November 20.
One comment per post will be selected by random number generator. The winners will be posted on each Instagram post on November 22. The COMMENTER and the FRIEND THEY TAGGED on the post will BOTH receive the prize for that post! Only one Instagram prize per person per Blog Blitz.
So PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT! (You have to comment to win!!!)
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