Pretty Pink Posh - Holiday Mug Tags

Hello there,

I'm so happy to be back with this trio of tags showcasing multiple items from Pretty Pink Posh, including the Holiday Mug Additions from the October 2023 release.

I went super colorful and glittery to make those tags, and started off by cutting three Winter Mugs out of different cardstock, and to add a little of interest to those three plain mugs, I used the Deco Leaves stencil along with oxide inks to bring some texture to each mug.

Next I cut all the bits and pieces, and here is a detailed list of the different elements for each mug:

Santa mug

● head from Winter Circles ● tree sticks, peppermints, beard, moustache, eyebrows, nose, hat, tag, joy from Holiday Mug Additions ● candy cane, marshmallows, mug from Winter Mug

Rudolph mug

● tree sticks, peppermints, bow, ears, smile, nose, hat, tag, joy from Holiday Mug Additions ● candy cane, marshmallows, mug from Winter Mug ● head from Fall Mug Additions

Kitty mug

● tree sticks, peppermints, hat, bow, tag, joy from Holiday Mug Additions ● candy cane, marshmallows, mug from Winter Mug ● head, nose from Fall Holiday Mug

I assembled and glued the different pieces on each mug using foam squares and liquid glue. Added fine glitter and chunky glitter at some places, and make my tags even funnier by gluing wiggle eyes on each character. And finally I attached a "Joy" tag on each handle, and tied some ribbon along with golden bells at the top of each tag.

PRETTY PINK POSH SUPPLIES

- Holiday mug additions die set

- Winter mug die set

- Fall mug additions die set

- Winter circles die set

- Deco leaves stencil

OTHER SUPPLIES

- Colored cardstock by Lawn Fawn & The Stamp Market

- Fine & chunky glitter by Lawn Fawn

- Wiggle eyes, bells & ribbon from my stash

Sunny Studio - Dashing Dachshund Slimline Card

Hello there,

I'm back on SunnyStudio's blog today with this adorable slimline card showcasing Santa and three cute pups from Dashing Dachshund, busy delivering presents on Christmas night. Fingers crossed we're on the nice list!

I started off by stamping my images on 80lb Neenah solar white cardstock using an alcohol marker friendly black ink, I used the matching dies to cut them all, and colored everything using my Spectrum Noir Illustrator markers and Graph'it brush markers. Here is the detailed list of the stamp sets I used:

• Dashing Dachshund - dachshunds, sweaters, reindeer antlers • Penguin Pals - candy canes • Snowman Kisses - snowflakes • North Pole - nice list • Reindeer Games - strings, bells • Santa Claus Lane - Santa, sleigh, sacks

I cut letters to make "Ho Ho Ho" out of gold mirror cardstock and white cardstock using the Chloe Alphabet, and attached the white letters behind the gold mirror ones to create a border.

Next I cut three different slimline panels that I layered on top of each other, attached the images and letters using 1mm foam squares and liquid glue, and stamped "Wishing you a holly jolly Christmas" from Santa Claus Lane below the dachshunds. As always I finished my card by adding highlights and details to the images using a white gel pen.

SUNNY STUDIO SUPPLIES

- Dashing dachshund stamp set

- Penguin pals stamp set

- Snowman kisses stamp set

- North pole stamp set

- Reindeer games stamp set

- Santa Claus lane stamp set

- Chloe alphabet die set

OTHER SUPPLIES

- Spectrum Noir Illustrator markers

- Graph'it brush markers

- Sakura white gel pen

- Jet black ink by Lawn Fawn

- Large slimline with sliders die set by Lawn Fawn

- Scalloped slimline with hearts: landscape die set by Lawn Fawn

- Small slimline with lift the flap die set by Lawn Fawn

- Pattern papers by Lawn Fawn

- White glitter cardstock from my stash

- Gold mirror cardstock from my stash

- 80lb Neenah solar white cardstock (images)

Pretty Pink Posh - Build a Stocking Cards + Matching See-Through Stocking Shaker Tags

Hello there,

I'm thrilled to be back with this set of Pretty Pink Posh Build A Stocking cards and their matching see-through Stocking Shaker tags. I went for my favorite color palette this season, which is red + pink + aqua + green, and did something I almost never do because I find it too messy: I used glitter to make my cards and tags even more festive.

So, let's start with the cards, shall we? I cut two Eyelets Rectangles: an aqua panel and a light pink panel, and used the Layered Stockings stencils to create stockings on both panels along with oxide inks. With the stencil (A) I used worn lipstick, salvaged patina and mowed lawn. With the stencil (B) I used festive berries, peacock feathers and rustic wilderness. And with the stencil (C) I used white pigment ink. And once all the layers were done, I mixed a little bit of copic opaque white ink with water, and used a small brush to make splatters on both panels.

Next I die cut all the elements out of colored cardstock: • the stockings from Build A Stocking • the pine needles and pine cones from Winter Foliage • the snowflakes from Winter Mug • the bows from Holiday Mug Additions

I assembled the different pieces, attached everything on my panels using 1mm foam squares and liquid glue, and then I created two identical "Merry Christmas" greetings. I white heat embossed "Merry" from Sentiment Strips: Christmas on a dark grey cardstock and trimmed it using a die from Sentiment Strips. I cut "Christmas" from Merry Christmas Shadow out of gold mirror cardstock, and its shadow out of vellum, I layered both pieces on top of each other, and attached my two-part greetings below the stockings on each panel. And finally I added glitter at different places, and a Metallic Gold Pearl in the center of each snowflake.

And I thought it would be fun to make matching tags, so I used the Stocking Shaker to make a couple of see-through tags. I started off by cutting four stockings out of red cardstock. At the back of two of them I attached a piece of acetate that I trimmed all around the stockings. On top of the two other stockings I also attached a piece of acetate that I trimmed. At the back of the first two stockings, I added foam strips, following the shape of my elements. I poured my shaker material inside each stocking: Jolly Santa confetti mix in one, and Candy Cane Lane confetti mix in the other. And then I stuck the two other stockings to the foam strips in order to close my Stocking Shakers.

I cut two additional Stocking Shakers out of white cardstock, cut the top parts off and attached them on my shaker stockings. Next I cut six Merry Script words: three out of aqua cardstock that I layered on top of each other to create dimension, and three out of light pink cardstock. I also white heat embossed two "Holly jolly Christmas" greetings from Sentiment Strips: Christmas on dark grey cardstock, trimmed them using a die from Sentiment Strips, and then attached those pieces on the white section of each stocking.

To be able to hang those see-through stockings, I cut two white handles using a die from Build A Stocking, attached both pieces on the top right hand corner of each stocking, added twine, ribbon and glitter. Finally I cut two white glitter snowflakes using a die from Winter Mug that I attached on each stocking, and glued a Metallic Gold Pearl in the middle of each snowflake as a final decorative touch.

PRETTY PINK POSH SUPPLIES

- Build a stocking die set

- Stocking shaker die set

- Holiday mug additions die set

- Winter foliage die set

- Winter mug die set

- Merry script die

- Merry Christmas shadow die set

- Eyelet rectangles die set

- Sentiment strips: Christmas

- Sentiment strips die set

- Layered stockings stencils

- Jolly Santa confetti mix

- Candy cane lane confetti mix

OTHER SUPPLIES

- Oxide inks: salvaged patina, peacock feathers, worn lipstick, festive berries, mowed lawn, rustic wilderness

- Copic opaque white ink

- Colored cardstock by Lawn Fawn + The Stamp Market

- Glitter by Lawn Fawn

- Clear embossing ink by Lawn Fawn

- Fine white embossing powder by Hero Arts

- Strathmore bristol smooth cardstock (background)

Sunny Studio - Bells & Baubles Shaker Ornament

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I was back on Sunny Studio's blog this week with this shaker ornament showcasing Bells & Baubles. As you can see, I kind of went out of my comfort zone with this gold and black color palette, I'm more of a let-throw-all-the-colors-on-one-single-card kind of girl, but I was actually inspired by my friend and fellow crafter Bobbi Lemanski who recently shared a beautiful set of black + gold + white tags, and I thought it would be a fun challenge for me.

So I started off by stamping five baubles on 80lb Neenah solar white cardstock using Lawn Fawn premium dye inks. I stamped each image twice to get a nice impression, and then used the coordinating dies to cut everything. Here are the color combinations I picked: • golden baubles: butter + sunflower + no. 2 pencil • black baubles: manatee + hippo + black licorice • toppers: no. 2 pencil.

I cut a scalloped oval frame out of black cardstock using the largest die from Scalloped Oval Mat 1 and the largest die from Stitched Oval 2. I also cut an acetate panel using the largest die from Scalloped Oval Mat 1 again, and attached that acetate panel at the back of my black scalloped frame using liquid glue. I stamped my "Merry Christmas" greeting from Bells & Baubles at the bottom of the acetate panel using white stazon ink.

I attached the baubles directly on the acetate using 1mm foam squares, and added golden threads that I secured and stuck at the top back of the frame using thin pieces of tape. I added foam strips at the back of my frame, all along the oval shape, and poured my shaker material inside the acetate window: golden sequins from my stash, and White Snowflake Confetti.

Next I created the handle for my ornament. I cut two black pieces using the smallest die from Stitched Arch, and attached both elements back to back using liquid glue. I also cut two gold mirror eyelets using a die from Sliding Window, attached one of them on the front of my handle, and the second at the back.

Using the largest die from Scalloped Oval Mat 1 again, I cut a panel out of a Classic Sunburst black paper, and attached my handle piece at the top back using liquid glue. I cut another scalloped panel out of black cardstock that I glued at the back of the other, and then stuck that panel to the foam strips to totally close my shaker ornament. To finish it nicely, I added golden thread on the handle, tied a bow using ribbon from my stash and attached it at the top of the frame using liquid glue.

SUNNY STUDIO SUPPLIES

- Bells & baubles stamp set

- Scalloped oval mat 1 die set

- Stitched oval mat 1 die set

- Sliding window die set

- Stitched arch die set

- Classic sunburst paper pack

- White snowflake confetti

OTHER SUPPLIES

- Premium dye inks by Lawn Fawn: butter, sunflower, no. 2 pencil, manatee, hippo, black licorice

- Cotton white stazon ink by Tsukineko

- Golden sequins by Spellbinders

- Acetate by Crafter's Companion

- Black licorice cardstock by Lawn Fawn

- Ribbon from my stash

- Golden thread by Stampin Up!

- 80lb Neenah solar white cardstock

Sunny Studio - Merry Christmouse

Hello there,

 I'm thrilled to be back on Sunny Studio's blog and share with you the latest adventures of the mice family with this cute and festive slimline card featuring a bunch of images, including ones from Merry Mice. If you have missed their first adventures, here is a recap: they went apple picking during the Fall season here, were busy delivering presents here, and today is all about Christmas caroling, or should I say Christmouse caroling?!

So I started off by creating a simple wintery landscape on a 8,5 x 3,5 inches Strathmore bristol smooth panel. On three quarters of the panel, I created snow hills using salvaged patina oxide ink and a hillside stencil from my stash. And at the very top, I created the sky using salvaged patina oxide ink again, with a little bit of peacock feathers oxide ink. I love to add texture to my backgrounds when I use oxide inks, so I mixed a little bit of peacock feathers oxide ink with water, and used a small brush to make splatters on the snowy hills. I did the same on the sky with a mix of blueprint sketch oxide ink and water. And the same again with a mix of white ink and water, but this time I made splatters all over the panel.

Next I stamped all my images on 80lb Neenah solar white cardstock using an alcohol marker friendly black ink, cut them all using the matching dies and colored everything using once again my favorite color palette for this holiday season, which is red, light pink, aqua and green. Here is the detailed list of the stamp sets I used:

• Merry Mice - singing mice, mice (with the scarves), scarves, ear muffs, beanies, Santa hat, snowmouse • Harvest Mice - mice (with the sweaters), sweaters • Christmas Critters - mouse (in the balloon) • Balloon Rides - hot air balloon, banners • Feeling Frosty - trees • Snowman Kisses - snowflakes

I stamped my "Have yourself a merry little Christmouse" greeting from Merry Mice at the very bottom of my panel: "Have yourself a merry little" in black, and "Christmouse" in silver. Next I attached the images on my panel using 1mm and 2mm foam squares, and finally added highlights and details to the images and sky using a white gel pen.

SUNNY STUDIO SUPPLIES

- Merry mice stamp set

- Harvest mice stamp set

- Christmas critters stamp set

- Balloon rides stamp set

- Feeling frosty stamp set

- Snowman kisses stamp set

OTHER SUPPLIES

- Spectrum Noir Illustrator markers

- Graph'it brush markers

- Ohuhu markers

- Oxide inks: salvaged patina, peacock feathers, blueprint sketch

- Sakura white gel pen

- Copic opaque white ink

- Jet black ink by Lawn Fawn

- Black versafine ink by Tsukineko

- Clear embossing by Lawn Fawn

- Silver embossing powder by Lawn Fawn

- 80lb Neenah solar white cardstock (images)

- Strathmore bristol smooth cardstock (background)