Hello Poppy Fans!!!
Hola amigas!!!! How are you???
Today I share this pretty and sweet card!!!!!
A card full of magic with little faeries that play in a window lighting up our world!!!!!!!
All my card scream Pooooppystampppppssss jiji
Yes, I love all Stamps & diecuts that I used on my card!!!!
Let the little fairy in you fly and run to the Online Store!!!! jiji
Thanks for your sweet comments!!!!!
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Hello, Nadine here today with a reminder to enter the Poppystamps challenge, PSC#57 Summer Holiday. The rules are simple, you just need to use a die or stamp from Poppystamps and create something having to do with a summer holiday. So think seaside, travel, camping or something like that. Plus you could win a gift card to the Poppystamps store!!
I used the Poppystamps Wavy Heart Die for my summer holiday inspiration to create a nautical themed shaker card.
I used the lighthouse and sailboat from the Poppystamps Lighthouse Frame Die and stamped the sentiment using the "Miss You" stamp from the Poppystamps Art Deco You Are Wonderful Stamp Set.
To see exactly how I made my shaker card, watch my video tutorial below....
For all the details on the challenge click HERE! I can't wait to see what you create for this challenge!
See you next time!
Nadine
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Greetings and Happy Spring to all! I have a trio of Spring/Easter cards for you today, with background designer paper I made with Poppystamps new Picnic Plaid.
Once I got this generously sized plaid stamp into my Misti, it was hard to stop! As you can see, I used pastels and knew I wanted to create Easter cards.
I used 2 main dies, coloring only one main image and mixing colors with my Distress Oxides.
My tip for the day: use Q-tips for small spaces, and mix colors for a marbled look. It works great! Notice how I added pink to the bunny's cheeks and ears.
Easy breezy to get a soft pastel pink just where you want it with a Q-tip.
3 cards, easily done with a fun plaid stamp, and plenty of papers left over to do more!
Have a great weekend!
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Thanks for stopping by today and joining in on Poppystamps 2019 Spring Release Blog Blitz! The Blitz runs from March 2-14!! You can see what's new in the Spring Release HERE! More information on how you could win the "hugs" die at the end of my post!
My "hugs" card could be used for several different occasions with a simple change of sentiment! I used Whittle Rabbit and Whittle Oval Wood Frames to create the cute shaker portion of my card! I LOVE this little rabbit, I think he looks quite cheeky!
The new large word dies from the Spring Release are my favorite!! The word dies can be used in so many ways AND there are several different words! The stamped sentiment is from Birthday Blowout stamp set!
I added a Spring mix of sequins to my shaker portion and a few more on my card base! I just HAD to add one more image of my project (below) and the super cute rabbit!
The following video with show how I put this card together!!
For a chance to win the HUGS die I used today, you need to leave a comment! Here is all the info on how to participate. The blog blitz runs from March 2-14. Poppystamps is giving away a prize on every blog blitz post during this time; PLUS, PLUS, PLUS...you have another chance to win for yourself and a friend on Instagram!! That's a total of three prizes a day!!! For a chance to win you need to leave a comment on ONLY the posts you wish to enter, here on Poppystamps blog and/or comment and tag a friend on Instagram posts. 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 random number generator to select winners from comments. You have until midnight US EST March 17 to leave a comment on each and every post you wish to enter. Winners will be announced on the Poppystamps blog and Instagram, on March 19.
Have fun...and don't forget to leave a comment!!! Thanks for stopping by and good luck!!
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Hello! Nadine here again today with a cute Valentine's Day shaker card using dies from the new 2019 Valentine's release.
I absolutely adore the new Whittle Otter Die, he is soooo cute! He peeks out of the Whittle Hearts Die perfectly. Don't you agree?
Want to know how I created my card? Below is my video tutorial showing exactly how I did it.
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Thank you so much for stopping by and happy crafting!
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Well it's official, the Holidays are here, whether we are ready for them or not!! My super easy shaker tag is great for those last minute, I need a gift now situations!! I'm using the Double Stitch Tags set to create my gift card holder, which could double as a card base; you need to watch my video to see how the inside is put together!!
For the shaker panel I used Simple Pinpoint Snowflake Frame, clear acetate and 1/8" foam strips from Darice! These tiny foam strips made this shaker go together FAST! No more cutting minute foam strips...
My sentiment, from the Christmas Time stamp set, is inside and holds the gift card!! The following video will show you just how easy this tag card is to make AND it fits into an A2 envelope!
Thanks for stopping by...
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Hello, Nadine here today! Have you entered the Poppystamps Happy Harvest challenge yet this month? It's not too late, you still have until Nov. 28th to enter.
For my inspiration for the challenge, I made an off the edge Autumn shaker card.
The Give Thanks Brushed die was the perfect sentiment for this card, topped off with some Rinea Foiled Paper.
I used the Whittle Maple Leaf and Whittle Oak Leaf dies for shaker windows and created a water brush effect using some ink and metallic color spray for the background.
Watch my video tutorial below to see how I created my shaker card....
The rules are simple and you could win a gift card to the Poppystamps store!! For all the details click HERE! I can't wait to see what you create for this challenge!
See you next time!
Nadine
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Hello, Nadine here and this year I decided I wanted to make my own gift tags instead of buying them and since I love shaker cards I decided to make shaker tags. Poppystamps has so lots of tiny dies that fit perfectly inside of the Pinpoint Shaker Ornament die.
I think these Tiny Fawns are one of my favorite dies. I just added a little ink to them to give them a little more dimension.
Of course, I also had to have a Santa's Sleigh in one of the shakers too.
For my third shaker tag, I used the Whittle Snowman and Whittle Trees.
Want to know exactly how I created these shaker tags? Watch my video below...
Thank you so much for stopping by and happy crafting!
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Hello and happy fall to you all! Marybeth here today with a Christmas shaker card, that could pop off and be used for an ornament . I used the Poppystamps Pinpoint Shaker ornament along with Bubble Spiral and Santa's Sleigh. All linked below.
I glued a few layers of die -cut fun foam and one layer of acetate then filled with a mix of sequins and beads, all white. If you look closely you can see I added glue around the main piece with the sleigh and placed on top of the filled ornament.
I always thought the Bubble Spiral would be good to hang something on or maybe add a large balloon to the top and let it be the string.
It's a clean and simple card with Joy to the World stamped using the CL467 Tidings of Joy clear stamp set from Poppystamps .
Thanks for the visit today.
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There are so many ways to make shaker cards. The entire card front can be a shaker window or you can create a shaker element on your card. I chose to do the latter for this ornament shaker.
You can use foam to create the dimension of the shaker, but if you don't have any foam, you can absolutely stack up cardstock die cuts to create the shaker element instead.
A shaker element is perfect for holiday cards and this one is clean and simple enough to be recreated a bunch of times to have a stack of very special holiday cards ready to go!
Check out this video to see how I use stacked die cuts to create this shaker:
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