7.08.2017

Reverse Confetti Blog Hop - Party Like There's No Tomorrow



Hello! It's the 8th of the month, which means it's Reverse Confetti blog hop time *AND* all the goodies we've been showcasing for the past few days are now available! Yaaas! :) 

To create my card, I started by first die cutting a piece of Stone card stock using the Squared Off Cover Panel Confetti Cuts, and adhering a piece of 6x6 Under the Umbrella patterned paper behind it.  I then turned the die cut on an angle and adhered it to a Cloud White card base.  Next, I cut two 1/4" strips of Baby Blue card stock and adhered them to the card front above and below the die cut.


The dinosaur and leaf images from No Tomorrow were stamped in Versafine ink onto watercolor paper before heat setting with clear embossing powder.  The images were then die cut using the No Tomorrow Confetti Cuts and colored with watercolor markers.  Once the images were dry, they were adhered to the card front using foam tape.  To finish up, the sentiment was stamped in Midnight ink onto the smallest Pierced Round Top Layers Confetti Cuts, adhered to the card front with foam tape, then black enamel embellishments were added for extra interest.






I hope you've enjoyed hopping with us today. Be sure and hop with us on the 8th of every month for more Reverse Confetti inspiration! 

Here's the full list of today's hop participants:


Have a great one!

8 comments:

  1. So fun, love how you've showcased the Squared off Cover Panel!

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  2. Wow! This looks like a party with its angle and colors adding such interest. Fantastic!

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  3. Thanks for all the inspiration this week!

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  4. Love it Heather, who would've thought a red dinosaur could be so darn cute!

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  5. This is so cool! I LOVE the way you used the cover panel!!

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  6. Those dinosaurs are so darn cute! Love how you tilted the panel! Great design on the papers!

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  7. Really fun card! I like how you put the die cut piece on an angle on your card base.

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