Happy Birthday, Picket Fence Studios!
It's a joy to create with Picket Fence Studios products so it's with great delight that I get to take part in the birthday celebration! I hope you enjoy the projects I created today and at the end of the post get all the details on the birthday bash!
First up is the adorable Peach & Piper. I used the Sunburst stencil and brushed on ink with LCBrushes (also sold as a 4-pack) then moved the stencil so that I could add another row of sunrays. I really had fun with new grass stencil! I moved the stencil up three times for added depth and then popped up the bunnies which I die cut with the coordinating Peach & Piper Die.
Next up, I created a soft tropical background with the new Pineapple Stencil for the Live Happy sentiment focal point. To finish off the card I popped up the sweet pineapple pitcher from Something Sweet and the Coordinating Die.
I had so much fun with Peach and Piper, I just had to create another card! I created a background with the Dots Negative Die, then added the sentiment from Small ways to say Thank You. Small Ways to Say Thank You is a fabulous set with 47 sentiments! Next, I stamped and colored the darling Peach and Piper and die cut it with the Coordinating Die. I simply love the dies for quick and easy card making!
What's a birthday without party gifts, right? Picket Fence Studios is generously offering a $100.00 Gift Voucher to one lucky commenter on MY blog post! Wow! That could be you! All you need to do is leave a comment and tell me what is your favorite type of project to create. Comments open until Monday the 20th. Winner announced on Tuesday the 22nd.
Picket Fence Studios is also offering a 20% discount, simply click HERE and use coupon code PFS20 at checkout!
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Angie - those bunnies are gorgeous - such sweet cards. Your big sentiment card is great too.
ReplyDeleteI love your stenciled backgrounds with the awesome stencil designs! Sunburst is one of my favorites, and I love the pineapple design too! Peach and Piper are just adorable, and I love the way you colored them!
ReplyDeleteAll are super cute. I love you very those little encouraging bunnies and I live my bunny tail soft PF brushes
ReplyDeleteThese bunnies are just slaying me. Such adorable cards!
ReplyDeleteYou ladies are killing me today with these bunnies...they are beyond adorable! Sweet sweet cards! Love the sun rays.....
ReplyDeleteSuch darling cards. The bunnies are a MUST have item in my mind. My favorite thing to create is cards!!! I love making cards!! 💜🌵
ReplyDeleteThey look adorable.. Cute cards with beautiful coloring..Thanks for the inspiration..
ReplyDeleteOMGosh Angie - you've done it again! So many fabulous cards - but those bunnies have grabbed my heart! My favourite project to make are cards for all occasions, and this new PFS release seems to be checking ALL of the boxes!
ReplyDeleteCards for sure... and any card where I can make the background somehow. Those bunnies are super cute!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute.😍 My favorite projects are anything involving watercolor.
ReplyDeleteGrass stencils??? Look like a must have for me! The bunnies and the Thank you set, wonderful additions to any collection! Cute cute cute cards!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to Picket Fence! And thank you for the generous giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI think ink blending with the new Life Changing Brushes has edged out alcohol inks as my current favorite technique.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are all so nicely done! Such sweet images!
ReplyDeleteOh Angela, your classic and absolutely gorgeous style of card making is magnified tenfold by these striking and sweet cards! As I sit here pondering my mom getting older and graduations upon us, that sentiment really speaks to the heart :) TFS!!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet cards! Those bunnies are just so precious.
ReplyDeleteThe bunnies and the thank you sentiments are both going on my wish list! Along with the sunburst die! I think that my favorite cards are probably thinking of you/uplifting/encouraging friendship cards! They are the ones that also mean the most to me when I receive them! Nothing better than Happy Mail " Just because"!!! No special occasion...just nice to know you are being thought of 😊
ReplyDeleteWhat exquisite cards Angie - I tend towards CAS style cards... Sometimes my intended CAS cards get a bit more fancy as there are 'ooops' made that call for embellishments :)
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Maxine
Fantastic cards with the new release products, lovely coloring of the bunnies. I love to make cards and have been playing with fun folds recently. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so pretty! I just love those adorable bunnies. :) I love making cards and have been having fun with layered stamps lately. :)
ReplyDeleteOh love your cards!
ReplyDeletePeach and Piper are
adorable. I love making
interactive cards.
Carla from Utah
I love to create cards and I try all different types of techniques. Love your cards. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat release and a beautiful card! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI really, really adore that first card. The bunnies are so sweet and the rays of sunshine are just too pretty. The sentiment is just perfect with the card and I think would bring such comfort to the receiver.
ReplyDeleteI love creating cards the most. Other than that, I have a lot of projects from Club Scrap and occasionally will pull one of those out. Anything from cards and a folder or box for them or a mini book.
ReplyDeleteI love how generous Picket Fence Studios is! Your cards are precious! I love watercoloring and cardmaking but I'm learning to use copics too. Terri Burson
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL cards!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your designs using all these new goodies! WOW - I think the sunburst and grass stencils are MUST-HAVES, along with my favourite new stamp, Live Happy, such WISE words to live by!
THANK YOU for sharing and INSPIRING :)
PS - I LOVE making cards for all occasions, using lots of dies and stamps, colouring with my Copic markers. I've not been very successful with my ink blending and confess to avoiding it ... until seeing these AMAZING Life Changing Blending Brushes, now I think I will be able to add extra inkiness to my backgrounds as well
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