Happy Saturday to all! I am super excited about the new Poppystamps release. I love animals and it is full of them. For this card, I chose to play with the kittens. What else is more happy and loving and playful than a boatload (or card-load) of kittens? Supplies used for this card: 982 –…
If you know me, you know I struggle with card for boys and men. Well, Poppystamps solved a problem and this card takes about 10 minutes to make. You can't run to the card store that fast! I used the Happy Birthday Background die. And you thought I glued these letters on one at a…
Just when I thought it couldn't get any better…..It did. I love these background dies, and the little bunny….My goodness this is the perfect Valentine card for the little or big sweety on your Valentine Card list. As always, Poppystamps have found a way to layer background dies. For this card I used the Heart…
Thank you all so much for joining in our Poppystamps Blog Blitz today! I made this bright bird card background with a brand new delicate design, Bailiwick Background. This versatile die can be used in so many ways, all year long. I love the delicate curvy vines, and the tiny pairs of budding leaves….
POPPYSTAMPS BLOG BLITZ! DOWN ON THE FARM WELCOME!! Today is the second day in the blog blitz for Poppystamps. I hope you have enjoyed what you have seen so far! For my card I used 4 Poppystamps dies from this release.Cow, Pig, Rooster and the background (rating one of my must have dies!) This…
Did you hear? Lots of new Poppystamps dies have been released and to celebrate the design team is having a blog blitz! That means we'll be showing off the new products, and YES! You have an opportunity to win some of these beauties for yourself. For every post between January 6-19 we'll be showing you…
Merry Christmas. Chunyuan here today and wish everybody the best during this holiday season. I used Diamond Background die to embossed the front panel. The big Charming Stars were cut out from gold glitter card stock and adhere with 3 dimensional adhesive. The sentiment was heat embossed on red card stock and trimmed into a banner…