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Pinkfresh Best Tulips

Hello Crafty Friends, and welcome back! I recently purchased some new Pinkfresh products and needed to play with the Timeless Tulips product suite! It’s so very pretty, and I just couldn’t wait any longer! Let’s go ahead and go through the details, shall we?

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began this project by gold foiling the tulips onto a panel of Neenah 110lb cardstock. I then used the coordinating stencils to ink blend using Berrylicious, Sweet Mustard, Eucalyptus and Evergreen. I tried to concentrate color at the base of the flowers and leaves to give some added depth. Once satisfied, I used the coordinating die to trim it out.

The background is a very dark green that I dry embossed the Lush Vines Foil Plate onto. I then gold splattered that before adhering the frame, which was created using two of the Double Stitched Rectangles. I left most of the bottom of the frame open so that I could tuck the tulips down into it. The sentiment was gold foiled onto that same dark green cardstock and trimmed out three times for a stacked sentiment. That was glued directly to the panel and the panel was adhered to the card base using foam tape to finish up.

A pretty easy yet beautiful project! The product suites from Pinkfresh make it super easy to create gorgeous projects, so you should definitely check them out, if you haven’t already! Thanks so much for stopping by, and I hope you have a fabulous week!

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Today I’m participating in a Simon Says Stamp Instagram hop, and we’re featuring the DieCember® release! To start from the beginning of the hop, head to @simonsaysstamp! Happiest Friday to you! I’m back today with a twist on the Mountain Horizon die cut from @simonsaysstamp DieCember release. I opted to use mine for an abstract type of design, and I kinda like how it turned out! You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day! Hello Friends, and welcome to DieCember 2025! My project today is featuring the new Classic Leaf Ring in a super fun color palette! You can find more deets over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope to see you there! Have a fabulous day! Happy Monday, Friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend! Today’s post is featuring the Tree Plate from @simonsaysstamp in red and white. You can catch all of the details over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope you have an awesome day! Hey Friends! I’m back today with a project featuring the Layering Pine Sprigs from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details on my blog at redsas.co, if you’re at all interested. Hope you all have a wonderful Tuesday! Happy Wednesday, Friends! I’m back with a project featuring the new Snowy Hillside Embossing Folder from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day!

Pinkfresh Regal Florals

Hey There! So glad that you stopped by! For today’s project, I’m revisiting my desire for dark, dramatic Pinkfresh florals! I really like how this one turned out, so let’s go ahead and go through the details!

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began by die cutting the Fresh Florals from Purple Mist and Green Apple cardstock. I did some ink blending on the florals using Regal Kiss and some on the purple leaves using Soft Lilac. For the green leaves, I used C9 Avocado ink. I went back and cut a few centers from gold cardstock and went ahead and assembled the flowers using foam strips between the purple and green layers. I also glued the leaves together, offsetting those slightly.

The Leafy Lattice was gold foiled onto Plum cardstock and trimmed out using the coordinating die cut. The sentiment was gold foiled as well on the same plum cardstock and trimmed out three times for a stacked sentiment.

The background was created using the PFS Sparkling Diamonds plate, which I think was discontinued. That’s a shame, because I really do love this die cut. I adhered the lattice to the panel using liquid glue, and then began gluing the leaves in place. The sentiment was adhered using foam strips, and the flowers were the last thing to be adhered.

That does it for this project! While I do love the pastel vibe of Pinkfresh, I also love a dramatic Pinkfresh project as well! At this point, I’m challenging myself to create darker cards using their products. I hope you enjoyed this one as much as I did! Thanks again for stopping by, and have a wonderful day!

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Today I’m participating in a Simon Says Stamp Instagram hop, and we’re featuring the DieCember® release! To start from the beginning of the hop, head to @simonsaysstamp! Happiest Friday to you! I’m back today with a twist on the Mountain Horizon die cut from @simonsaysstamp DieCember release. I opted to use mine for an abstract type of design, and I kinda like how it turned out! You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day! Hello Friends, and welcome to DieCember 2025! My project today is featuring the new Classic Leaf Ring in a super fun color palette! You can find more deets over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope to see you there! Have a fabulous day! Happy Monday, Friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend! Today’s post is featuring the Tree Plate from @simonsaysstamp in red and white. You can catch all of the details over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope you have an awesome day! Hey Friends! I’m back today with a project featuring the Layering Pine Sprigs from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details on my blog at redsas.co, if you’re at all interested. Hope you all have a wonderful Tuesday! Happy Wednesday, Friends! I’m back with a project featuring the new Snowy Hillside Embossing Folder from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day!

Pinkfresh Dark Floral Beauty

Hello Crafty Friends! Thanks so much for stopping by to check out today’s project featuring some relatively new Pinkfresh goodies. I have a problem .. I purchase Pinkfresh products, and then I never use them, so I’m trying to do something about that! With that being said, I love the pastel, floral vibe of Pinkfresh, but I wanted to try my hand at a dark Pinkfresh card. Let me know what you think in the comments. Let’s go ahead and run through the details for this project!

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

Ok, so I knew I wanted dark colors, but I didn’t want to go my usual route of black and grays, so I opted for blues and gold. I began by gold foiling the Interlaced Diamond Press Plate onto Indigo cardstock and used the coordinating die to trim it out. I also cut one from black and adhered those together using liquid glue. My next step was to cut the Fresh Florals from Partly Cloudy cardstock. This is an older Spellbinders cardstock, and I think the comparable new ColorWheel color would be Malibu.

Once all of the florals and leaves were cut, I did some ink blending on the flowers using Stargazer ink. I went pretty heavy handed as I wanted the flowers to match the indigo. After I was done ink blending, I decided that it might be pretty to add a layer of gold to everything, so I cut the Fresh Florals again from gold cardstock. I adhered the blue flowers to the gold flowers using foam squares, because I wanted to be able to see the underlying layer. I then assembled the rest of the flowers with liquid glue.

I gold foiled the sentiment, which is from the Favorite Things set, onto the same indigo cardstock and used the coordinating die to trim it out twice. Before beginning the assembly of the card, I cut a panel of the indigo and gold splattered that to add a bit of background interest.

The Interlaced Diamonds was adhered first and then I began adhering the leaves. I glued the gold leaves in place and then glued the blue leaves atop those but slightly off center. I then glued the flowers in place and adhered the sentiment in the center using foam strips. To finish up, I added gold metallic pearls to the centers of the flowers.

That does it for this project! So, how do you feel about a dark Pinkfresh card? Don’t get me wrong, I do love me some pastel colors too, but I needed to try this. I appreciate you swinging by to check out this project, and I hope you have a wonderful day! Stay awesome, friend!

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Today I’m participating in a Simon Says Stamp Instagram hop, and we’re featuring the DieCember® release! To start from the beginning of the hop, head to @simonsaysstamp! Happiest Friday to you! I’m back today with a twist on the Mountain Horizon die cut from @simonsaysstamp DieCember release. I opted to use mine for an abstract type of design, and I kinda like how it turned out! You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day! Hello Friends, and welcome to DieCember 2025! My project today is featuring the new Classic Leaf Ring in a super fun color palette! You can find more deets over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope to see you there! Have a fabulous day! Happy Monday, Friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend! Today’s post is featuring the Tree Plate from @simonsaysstamp in red and white. You can catch all of the details over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope you have an awesome day! Hey Friends! I’m back today with a project featuring the Layering Pine Sprigs from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details on my blog at redsas.co, if you’re at all interested. Hope you all have a wonderful Tuesday! Happy Wednesday, Friends! I’m back with a project featuring the new Snowy Hillside Embossing Folder from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day!

Pinkfresh Blooming Leafy Lattice

Hello Friends, and welcome back! I recently received my Pinkfresh order with goodies from the March release, and I found some time to play! This project is featuring the new Blooming Grace Washi Tape and the Leafy Lattice Press Plate. Let’s not waste time and go ahead and run through the details!

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began this project by smoothing out a panel of the washi tape onto Neenah 110lb cardstock, and using the coordinating die to trim those pieces out. I then went ahead and gold foiled the Leafy Lattice and trimmed that out with coordinating die as well. I wanted a background for all of my elements, so I used the Sparkling Diamonds die cut. I haven’t been able to locate this die cut on the Pinkfresh website, so I’m not sure if it has been discontinued. But, I thought it worked really well with the way I wanted to orient the lattice.

My next step was to play around with the placement of everything, and before adhering anything, I did some light ink blending on the background panel using Peony ink. I placed foam strips on the back of the lattice and adhered that to my panel first. I decided that I needed some additional green leaves, so I used the Fresh Florals die and ink blended those leaves using Fresh Pear and Olive inks.

The sentiment was already in my stash, and that is from the Here For You Sentiments Press Plate, which I had gold foiled as well. I went ahead and adhered the sentiment in the center using the same foam strips, glued the green leaves in place, and then adhered the washi tape pieces, again with foam strips. To finish up, I added some Gold Metallic Pearls.

That does it for this project! I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. If you’ve never tried the Pinkfresh washi tapes, I definitely encourage you to give it a try! They are simple to use, and yield beautiful card results! Thanks again for stopping by, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

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Today I’m participating in a Simon Says Stamp Instagram hop, and we’re featuring the DieCember® release! To start from the beginning of the hop, head to @simonsaysstamp! Happiest Friday to you! I’m back today with a twist on the Mountain Horizon die cut from @simonsaysstamp DieCember release. I opted to use mine for an abstract type of design, and I kinda like how it turned out! You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day! Hello Friends, and welcome to DieCember 2025! My project today is featuring the new Classic Leaf Ring in a super fun color palette! You can find more deets over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope to see you there! Have a fabulous day! Happy Monday, Friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend! Today’s post is featuring the Tree Plate from @simonsaysstamp in red and white. You can catch all of the details over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope you have an awesome day! Hey Friends! I’m back today with a project featuring the Layering Pine Sprigs from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details on my blog at redsas.co, if you’re at all interested. Hope you all have a wonderful Tuesday! Happy Wednesday, Friends! I’m back with a project featuring the new Snowy Hillside Embossing Folder from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day!

Spellbinders Floral Scribbled Letter

Hello Crafty Friends, and welcome back! The Spellbinders March releases are available, and I’m back today with a project featuring the new Scribbled Letter Embossing Folder, along with the Holding Your Heart Sentiments BetterPress Plates. Can I just say right away that I absolutely love this embossing folder?! I love something that gives just a hint of texture but adds to the project! Let’s go ahead and run through the details!

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began this project by pulling cardstock colors that I wanted to use, which were Blush, Dahlia, Waterfall, Teal Topaz, Peridot, Fern, Beeswax and Saffron. I did use some Neenah for the white flowers as well. Once the papers were pulled, I went to work die cutting the flowers and leaves from the Colorful Expressions Blooms.

Those pieces were then ink blended using Carnation, Field, Honey, Surf and Gravel inks before being assembled. I created the background using the Scribbled Letter folder and then lightly rubbed a gold ink pad across the raised side of the panel. The sentiment, which is from the new Holding Your Heart Sentiments BetterPress Plates, was gold foiled and trimmed down.

I adhered the background panel to my card base first and then secured all of the other pieces with liquid glue, beginning with the underneath pieces. I added gold metallic pearls to the one branch and the three white flowers before adding the sentiment with foam strips.

That does it for this project! You all know that I love florals, so I really enjoyed this project, and I’m sure that I’m going to get lots of use from this embossing folder! Don’t forget to check out all of the new March releases over on Spellbinders’ website. Thanks again for joining me, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

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Today I’m participating in a Simon Says Stamp Instagram hop, and we’re featuring the DieCember® release! To start from the beginning of the hop, head to @simonsaysstamp! Happiest Friday to you! I’m back today with a twist on the Mountain Horizon die cut from @simonsaysstamp DieCember release. I opted to use mine for an abstract type of design, and I kinda like how it turned out! You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day! Hello Friends, and welcome to DieCember 2025! My project today is featuring the new Classic Leaf Ring in a super fun color palette! You can find more deets over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope to see you there! Have a fabulous day! Happy Monday, Friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend! Today’s post is featuring the Tree Plate from @simonsaysstamp in red and white. You can catch all of the details over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope you have an awesome day! Hey Friends! I’m back today with a project featuring the Layering Pine Sprigs from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details on my blog at redsas.co, if you’re at all interested. Hope you all have a wonderful Tuesday! Happy Wednesday, Friends! I’m back with a project featuring the new Snowy Hillside Embossing Folder from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day!

PinkFresh Studio Leafy Garden Party with Your Paper Insider

Hello Crafty Friends and welcome back to my blog! A little while back, I received a special box from Your Paper Insider and decided to create some gorgeous flowers with some of the paper, and today’s project is that result! If you haven’t checked them out, I highly recommend that you do! It’s a super, fun subscription box filled with at least 20 different papers from around the world, to include gorgeous cardstock colors, specialty papers and art papers. Ok, let’s go ahead and go through the details for this project.

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began this project by die cutting flowers using the Garden Party set and papers from Your Paper Insider. I did do some ink blending on the flowers, to add more depth, using Sweet Mustard and Atlantis inks. You guys know that I always have to use more leaves so I used the Leafy Branch and foiled the Joyful Day leaves.

Continuing to work on the focal point of the card, I used the Charming Stitched Florals and then used the Folk Edge Circles to cut a small panel. The sentiment, which is from the Wonderful Sentiments BetterPress set, was gold foiled and trimmed out using the coordinating die cut.

Before assembling the pieces, I gold splattered my card base for added interest and began by adhering the foiled leaves using liquid glue. The circular panel was then adhered using foam tape and the smaller white leaves were adhered next. The flowers and sentiment were added lastly to finish up.

That does it for this project! I hope you’ll take a look at Your Paper Insider! I’m looking forward to creating more projects with the goodies in my box! Thanks again for joining me, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

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Today I’m participating in a Simon Says Stamp Instagram hop, and we’re featuring the DieCember® release! To start from the beginning of the hop, head to @simonsaysstamp! Happiest Friday to you! I’m back today with a twist on the Mountain Horizon die cut from @simonsaysstamp DieCember release. I opted to use mine for an abstract type of design, and I kinda like how it turned out! You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day! Hello Friends, and welcome to DieCember 2025! My project today is featuring the new Classic Leaf Ring in a super fun color palette! You can find more deets over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope to see you there! Have a fabulous day! Happy Monday, Friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend! Today’s post is featuring the Tree Plate from @simonsaysstamp in red and white. You can catch all of the details over on my blog at redsas.co. Hope you have an awesome day! Hey Friends! I’m back today with a project featuring the Layering Pine Sprigs from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details on my blog at redsas.co, if you’re at all interested. Hope you all have a wonderful Tuesday! Happy Wednesday, Friends! I’m back with a project featuring the new Snowy Hillside Embossing Folder from @simonsaysstamp latest release, And Everything Nice. You can find more details over on my blog at redsas.co. I hope you all have a fabulous day!

Simon Says Stamps Golden Snowflakes

Hello Friends, and welcome back to my blog! Thanks so much for stopping by to check out today’s project featuring the new Falling Snowflakes Acetate Foil Transfer Sheets from Simon’s latest release, Festive Fun. Let’s jump right into the details!

NOTE: all supplies are linked in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began this project by gold foiling one of the Falling Snowflakes acetate sheets. These sheets are A2 sized, but I trimmed mine down, because I wanted to make a snowy shaker card. I cut a black panel, adhered 1/8″ Scor Tape to the edges of the acetate panel, and closed it up on three sides around the black panel. At this point, I added a bunch of glitter, maybe too much glitter, but oh well! Once all of the glitter was added, I sealed up the last side to keep it all contained.

The Joy sentiment was die cut once from gold cardstock and twice from black cardstock, and the shadow portion was cut twice. The pieces were all adhered together using liquid glue, and the sentiment was adhered to the acetate using foam strips. The shaker panel was then adhered to the card base to finish up.

That does it for this one! A super, simple one for today, but I love how it turned out! I really wasn’t sure about the black, white and gold at first, but it definitely grew on me. Have you checked out the Festive Fun release yet? I’d love to know your favorites in the comments below. Thanks again for stopping by, and I hope you have a fabulous day!

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Spellbinders Black Alder Christmas

Hello Friends and thanks so much for stopping by! I’m back today with a project featuring the new Black Alder dies from the Spellbinders Winter’s Grace Garden Collection. This is a die set from Susan Tierney-Cockburn and it’s absolutely beautiful! She has a wonderful video over on the Spellbinders product page, so definitely check that out! Let’s go ahead and go through the details for my card!

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began my card by doing all of my die cutting using green and red cardstock. Once that was done, I did some ink blending on the leaves using SSS Pawsitively Saturated Ink in Kale, and used Copic Marker E79 to color the stems. The Black Alder leaves are shiny, so I used some Nuvo Crystal Drops and painted the leaves to give them a shiny effect.

If you know me, you know that I love using jewels as berries, and that’s exactly what I did here! Yay for red jewels! In Susan’s video, she uses small foam balls that she colored, but I didn’t have any of those, so I used what was on hand! My background was created using the Argyle Plaid 3D Embossing Folder with a bit of gold splatter for added interest.

I adhered the panel to a card base and began adhering my leaves using liquid glue. I then adhered the berries in place and went to work on the sentiment, which is from the Mistletoe Greetings BetterPress set. I gold foiled the sentiment and trimmed it out using the included die, and I went ahead and also cut a gold banner and glued those together.

My sentiment was adhered to the panel with foam strips for some added dimension. I’m pretty pleased with how this card turned out! I love the glossy leaves, which is something that you don’t see too often.

That does it for this post! I hope you enjoyed it, and I hope it inspires you to get crafty in your space! Head on over to Spellbinders to check out all of the new September releases, you won’t be disappointed! Thanks again for joining me, and have a fabulous day!

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Spellbinders Picture Perfect Sunflowers Large Die of the Month

Hello Crafty Friends, and welcome back! Thanks so much for stopping by! The September Large Die of the Month from Spellbinders is titled Picture Perfect Autumn, and for today’s project, I only used the sunflowers from the set. You can check out my last post to see the scene that I created with more elements from this set.

If you are not familiar with the Spellbinders Clubs, here’s a little bit about how it works ..

  • On the 6th of the month, Non-Club members can join the club and get this month’s Club product(s) at the reduced Club Member price with free shipping.
  • On the 27th of the month, registration for this month’s club products closes.
  • On the 10th of the next month, Club products become available to everyone without requiring a Club membership; however, they are available at regular price and there is no free shipping. If a product is sold out, it will be re-ordered.

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

Even though I’m only featuring the sunflower today, I think it’s great to look at sets and think of different ways that you can use them. To begin these cards, I die cut the sunflowers from yellow cardstock and cut the centers from a dune colored cardstock.

When I was done cutting, I did some ink blending on the pieces using SSS Pawsitively Saturated Ink in Citrine, Clay and Woodsy. Those pieces were then adhered together using liquid glue. For the leaves on these cards, I opted to use the Sealed Leaf Sprigs and cut a bunch of those from two colors of green cardstock.

My background was created using the Leafy 3D Embossing Folder, along with some splatter and those were adhered to the card bases before assembly. The sentiments that I used were already made, because I like having a stash of sentiments on hand to choose from. These were created from the You are Everything Sentiments BetterPress Plate and the Faith Glimmer Sentiments, along with gold and matte gold foil. When trying to link the faith sentiments, I was unable to find those, so I think those must have been discontinued, unfortunately. Whenever I create sentiments, I do cut them three times and stack them for more sturdiness.

To assemble the card, I arranged and glued the leaves in place, adhered the flowers using foam tape, and glued the sentiments atop the leaf stems.

That does it for this set of cards! I hope you enjoyed it, and I hope it inspires you to look at your die sets a little bit differently! Don’t forget to head over to the Spellbinders website to check out all of the Clubs that they have to offer! They really are a great value! Thanks again for stopping by, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

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Simon Says Stamp You Are A Star

Hello Crafty Friends! Thanks so much for joining me for today’s project featuring the new You die and stamp set from Simon’s latest release, Cheering For You! This project is also featuring the new Starry Sky Foil Transfer Cards, so let’s run through the details!

NOTE: all supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this blog post.

I began this project by foiling the Starry Sky panel using silver foil and my Minc Mini. Once I was done foiling, I trimmed the panel down using the SSS Postage Stamp Edge Frames. Next, I die cut the new SSS You once from silver cardstock and three times from black cardstock and adhered all of those pieces together using liquid glue.

The sub-sentiment, which is from the new You stamp set, was stamped onto a scrap of black cardstock using VersaMark Ink and heat set using SSS Detail White Embossing Powder. Both sentiments were adhered to the foiled panel using SSS 3D Foam Strips for some added dimension.

I decided that the panel needed some black starts to tie everything together, so I used the SSS Mini Stars Party and cut a few of those and added to the panel using foam strip pieces. The panel was then adhered to the card base to finish up.

That does it for this one! Super simple, but I thought this sentiment went perfectly with these foil transfer cards. Don’t forget to check out the entire Cheering For You release over on Simon’s website! Thanks again for stopping by, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

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