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Lil' Inker Designs December 2018 release!**
Are you ready for Catherine Pooler Designs newest release, the 2018 Winter Release?There are three collections offered, and they feature stamps, coordinating dies, patterned paper and some sequins. Wow!
My first card features products from the Cake & Confetti Collection. I started with Ultra Smooth White Cardstock and created a patterned paper border with Cake & Confetti Patterned Paper. I choose three patterns from the Cake & Confetti Patterned Paper, rolled a few strips to resemble 3D candles and attached them to a white panel. I stamped and die cut some flames from the Birthday Icons Stamp Set and coordinating Birthday Icons Dies. I created the sentiment panel with the same stamp set and Midnight Ink and the patterned paper, and that finished off my card. Clean and simple, but I think so much fun and whimsical!
I went a lot more elegant and classy with this next card I'm showcasing, featuring items from the Smitten Collection. I started with an Ultra Smooth White Cardstock panel where I drew some diamond shapes and then stamped in one of the lovely patterns from the Say It With Love Stamp Set in Polished Ink. I then used a straight edge to ink shaded areas of the diamonds with Polished Ink. I did add a sentiment, also from Say It With Love Stamp Set in one of the diamonds, stamped in Midnight Ink.
I went a lot more elegant and classy with this next card I'm showcasing, featuring items from the Smitten Collection. I started with an Ultra Smooth White Cardstock panel where I drew some diamond shapes and then stamped in one of the lovely patterns from the Say It With Love Stamp Set in Polished Ink. I then used a straight edge to ink shaded areas of the diamonds with Polished Ink. I did add a sentiment, also from Say It With Love Stamp Set in one of the diamonds, stamped in Midnight Ink.
I added some details with sequins from the Inspiration Point Sequins Mix and some Black Nuvo Drops. I finished the card by mounting the main panel to some Midnight Cardstock and then a card base made from the ever so nice Ultra Smooth White Cardstock.
My last project features products from both the Cake & Confetti Collection and Smitten Collection. I started with a watercolor base that has been inked up with a watered down inked version of the fabulous Rose Stencil. I then die cut the Love Connection Dies and used the outer most heart ring and the outmost negative ring to create a border. I inked them up with Skylight and Juniper Mist Inks. I just love the look that the positive and negative pieces of the Love Connection Dies work together!
I then die cut two large numbers from the Milestone Birthday Numbers Die Set from a pattern from the Cake & Confetti Patterned Paper, completed the sentiment by stamping in Peppermint Scrub Ink a sentiment from the Milestone Birthday Sentiment Mix Stamp Set. Then I added some May Arts Twine to finish the card.
In addition to the two collections featured above, there is an amazing collection called Snowy Day that you must check out! Catherine Pooler Designs has also released an Envelope Liner Die, Deep Flap Envelopes in Ultra White and Soft White.
Please be sure to hop and comment, as there are prizes! One winner will be chosen to receive a $25 gift certificate to the Catherine Pooler Store! Winners will be announced on Catherine's blog on the evening of Monday, December 17th.
The Catherine Pooler supplies I've used are linked (affiliate links used) in the body of my post, I hope you have a chance to check them out!
Here is the complete list of the Creative Team that are hopping today:
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Great cards! My favorite is the one with the candles. I love the extra dimension that rolling he paper gives that card.
ReplyDeleteI also like the rolled candles--- the sky is the limit when creating cards with these new Bundles!!! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards. I love the look of the 3D candles in the first one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love the 3-D candles card! So creative!
ReplyDeleteLove the rolled candles. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteFun candles, Karen!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the products. So creative.
ReplyDeleteReally love the rolled up candles just amazing would have to give that a try, all your cards are awesome thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteLove the dimension of those pretty candles! Thanks for the awesome inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilted look of the
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wonderful. Great cards.
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Love how you made the candles on your card. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing loving the creativity you are inspiring in me
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Love how you rolled the patterned paper to make the candles on the first card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFun cards, love your candles!
ReplyDeleteLove your use of spa collection colors. They're my favorite.
ReplyDeletegreat cards Karen. Love the candles in particular. Beautifully done
ReplyDeleteSo fun, great designs, fab colourful look on all.cards. Thank you
ReplyDeleteLOVE those collections and what you did with them!
ReplyDeleteOh what fabulous and creative cards! Fantastic inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun cards, especially the bright and colorful dimensional candle card!
ReplyDeleteYour candle card is awesome!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS! I love the candle card! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards.great use of the candles
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Karen, your cards are gorgeous and so inspiring. Thank you for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. Love the candles on the first one.
ReplyDeleteAll the cards are wonderful. I am soooo smitten with Smitten.
ReplyDeleteYour candles are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the candle cards. Great cards and designs.
ReplyDeleteLove the smitten set - - love the geometric backgrounds that you can make. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Love the candles, and the Smitten collection is awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove the rolled paper candles. They really grab the eye.
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