Hello! It's release time again at PeachyKeenStamps!!! We are celebrating with a release party over at the PeachyKeen Connection. We have a challenge for you to participate in for a chance to win some prizes! The challenge is to make a project with something NEW. You can use new stamps, a new technique, new paper....anything new to you. I first made this birthday card with the new Happy Birthday BIG set. I stamped and white heat embossed the greeting and inked it up with peacock feathers and salty ocean distress inks.
I also stamped and white heat embossed the fabulous Celebration Background. I also used peacock feathers and salty ocean distress ink to ink it up. And I made another super simple card...
This photo makes this card look weird. I swear it's pretty in real life! I stamped the cute love lollipop from the new January 2013 set a few times using toffee crunch memento ink and soft pool shadow ink from Hero Arts. I wanted the "chocolate" one to look like it was in cellophane, so I coated it with glossy accents. It really looks neat in real life. promise!
I just adore glossy accents! Anyhoo...I hope you will pop over to the PeachyKeen Connection and play along with us!!!
Happy NEW release!!! :)
♥ Nikki ♥
Both are gorgeous!! Lee-Ann :)
ReplyDeleteNikki ~ The Birthday card is just AMAZING!! The color with the white I just LOVE!! I have to say the little lollipop card is just to SWEET too! LOVE it as well! Again your embossing is just AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteHad to pop by and see these close up. LOVE the blue distress ink.
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are super!
Love both cards! Can't wait to get my set! Love the embossing and I'm w/you, glossy accents are great!!
ReplyDeleteI really love the card using the glossy accents. It's very cute.
ReplyDeleteBarb from Toronto, Canada
Sweet cards Nikki!! Love the heart lollies!!
ReplyDeleteSooo sweet loving the cute little suckers. Great idea. The birthday card is so adorable.
ReplyDeleteThere was a good picture showing the shinny brown one. I really like the background stamp and that technique is so pretty!
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