Let's start with a more masculine birthday card. After years of forcing rhinestones and bows on everyone I know, I tend to have no concept of gender propriety. So I asked Sean if confetti can be gender neutral. His response was simple and decisive. "Sure. They shoot off confetti at ticker tape parades and the end of major sporting events, don't they?" Such a wise man, that husband of mine. So if veterans and athletes can get down with confetti, so can regular dudes, right?
Next up I have a more feminine design that I created with the new Confetti Toss Patterned Paper Collection. Not a fan of stamping your own confetti? These papers do the heavy lifting for you in four patterns and three color variations! A very special forum friend recently requested that we consider using purple in our future patterned papers. I may not be nearly as fond of purple as Pat, but I always aim to please. I chose to use today's pattern in her honor.
My third and final card of the day pairs the new Cover Plate: Sunflower with Confetti Toss for a fun alternative to coloring or paper piecing.
And there you have it! Thank you so much for joining me today. I can't wait to come back tomorrow to share more of Confetti Toss with you. In the meantime, make sure to pop in and check out all the inspiration that Nichole, Betsy, Dawn, Heather, and Erin have to share with you. See you soon!
Recipes:
Birthday Wishes Card
Stamps: Confetti Toss (available November 15th), Wet Paint Holiday - Papertrey Ink
Cardstock: Tropical Teal - Papertrey Ink; white
Ink: Vintage Jadeite, Aqua Mist, Tropical Teal - Papertrey Ink; VersaMark - Tsukineko
Other: Birthday Trio Die Collection - Papertrey Ink; Foam Tape - Scotch; Glossy Accents - Ranger; White Embossing Powder - Filigree
Confetti Text Block Birthday Card
Cardstock: Confetti Toss Patterned Paper Collection (available November 15th), Winter Wisteria, Linen Vellum - Papertrey Ink
Other: Text Block: Birthday - Papertrey Ink; Sugar Cube Glitter - Martha Stewart Crafts; Glossy Accents - Ranger; Xyron; Glue Pen; White Crochet Thread
Sunflower Birthday Card
Stamps: Confetti Toss (available November 15th) - Papertrey Ink
Cardstock: Canyon Clay - Papertrey Ink; white
Ink: Lemon Tart, Harvest Gold, Summer Sunrise, Canyon Clay, Spring Moss, Simply Chartreuse, Ripe Avocado, Dark Chocolate - Papertrey Ink; VersaMark - Papertrey Ink
Other: Cover Plate: Sunflower (available November 15th), Sketched Shapes Die - Papertrey Ink; White Embossing Powder - Filigree; Foam Tape - Scotch; ScorTape
Your Confetti Toss stamps are as wonderful as they looked like from the sneak peaks. This is SO going to liberate getting that look, and what you did with the sunflower die, just knocks my socks off. I'm already hooked and ready to purchase, and look forward to the other samples that are sure to be coming.
ReplyDeleteLoving your art with the sunflower die and confetti coloring!!! Awesome look Lizzie!
ReplyDeleteI was wishing for a stamp like this and now I can own it. Never would have thought to us it as a way to color the sunflower but your card is inspiring!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at confetti & can't wait to make them my own!!
ReplyDeleteSo versatile and inspirational creations! Love how beautifully you used the confetti art in all your creations, love them all!
ReplyDeleteWooHoo! I love your purple card used with text block! But did you really need to make it so cute? HA!
ReplyDeleteI just love what you've created with the Confetti Toss stamps. Too cool!
ReplyDeleteAlways love your work, but the last card is pure brilliance!
ReplyDeleteLove the playfulness of the confetti toss. Fabulous idea to use it behind the sunflower.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to showcase your new Confetti Toss, Lizzie! All three cards are beautifully done and great ones to CASE.
ReplyDeleteThat confetti looks like so much fun! Love the projects : D
ReplyDeleteI especially love the purple card. Love purple and your new creation looks great behind the die cut center sentiment. Congrats on getting this out after a long haul. It's a background stamp I can imaging using in so many different ways on my cards and other art. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteholy cow I love all of these! And especially how you showed a masculine card first!
ReplyDeleteLove the Confetti Toss stamps! The men's card is awesome & a welcome inspiration. My favorite has to be the Sunflower card, tho. It is awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't like confetti?! Sunflowers are a favorite!
ReplyDeleteHi Lizzie,
ReplyDeleteConfetti.....YUMMY!!!! Your cards are AWESOME!!!!
Cariños,
Maria Alba
The confetti dots are going to be a nice addition for many cards. I especially like your idea of adding a glitter glue and glossy accents to the dots for added appeal.
ReplyDeleteThe confetti dots are awesome. They are a must have for sure!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards.
I already loved the Confetti Toss stamps. But the way you used it with the Cover Plate Sunflower is really innovative! Excellent idea. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove that Confetti Toss stamps - really awesome!
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