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Creating Custom Shaped Card Designs With Ease

Hey there! In today’s post, we're putting a spotlight on shaped cards. We’re taking the elegant arch design and crafting something special. If you're into die cutting and clean, beautiful lines, you’ll want to see what we’ve created with our latest dies. Let’s get into it! For this creative session, I’ve chosen the ‘ Brighter Days’ Gerbera Daisy,  beautifully illustrated by Kelly Taylor, and coupled it with the versatile  Basic Die Cutting Set 1 .  This set is a true crafting powerhouse, boasting arches, ovals, windows, and more to spark your imagination. PFS Creative Toolkit Brighter Days Gerbera Daisy Stamp & Coordinating Die Basic Die Cutting Set 1 (Arches, Window, and ovals) Oval Fence SLDCS Clouds of Dreams - Fabulously Glossy A2 Card Fronts Black Hybrid Ink   Iridescent Moonshine Sequins Other Essentials A ltenew Stampwheel Tonic Tangerine Die Cutting Machine  Precision Glue Press Papermill Direct 240gsm Black Card  WOW White Super Fine Embos...

Dare To Be Fabulous | Picket Fence Studios | June 2023

The Flower Shoppe, A2 Card with Copic Coloring + FLASH SALE

 Hi friends and happy Saturday! Today I have a beautiful little card to share with you, which I just love! Picket Fence Studios have a small line of stamps that fit perfectly onto an A2 Card - they're my absolute favorite! To buy, click on the image  Isn't that a beautiful stamp! I love it, and can't wait for more A2 stamps like this to be released.  Come over for a cup of sunshine and friendship, A2 Card Instructions Stamp out the Flower Shoppe onto alcohol-friendly paper.  Color with Copic Markers (or any alcohol markers).  Trim to 5 inches by 3.75 inches, then mount onto an A2 card base.  Stamp out the sentiment from Peter Bunny and Friends onto the same pink card as the base, and adhere.  Add a few white gel pen highlights to finish off the card.  This is a very easy card to make, and all you need to do is design the color palette. I'd never used Copic Markers to create a background before, so that was a new experience for me, and think it t...