Reverse Confetti February Blog Hop

It's time for Reverse Confetti's February blog hop and because Valentine's Day is this month we decided it would be fun to focus on Valentine projects! If you arrived from Jean Manis' blog you are right on track! To start from the beginning, see a list of participants and get all the hop information please click here to go to the Reverse Confetti Blog. 

For my project I used the new Heart to Heart stamps and Confetti Cuts along with the Tagged Tote Confetti Cut to create this little Valentine goody box. There's plenty of room inside to add some sweet treats or a gift certificate. You can even tuck in a coupon book full of  fun Valentine activities for the family? 

I had this triangle patterned paper in my stash that I let guild my project. It paired perfectly with the Pretty Panels Triangles Confetti Cuts and I chose my stamp ink colors based on it. I love the soft color palette! 

Next up on the hop is my talented teammate Amy Tsuruta. But before you hop on, I'd like tell you about a Valentine's special Reverse Confetti is having for it's customers, 20% off your order valid today through the 10th. Woot!

Thanks for hopping with us today! 

SFYTT

Happy New Year 'fetti fans! It's going to be a great year...I can feel it! How about starting 2015 with a brand new Sketch For You to Try? It's perfect for making holiday thank you cards! Or birthday cards. Or for my favorite kind of card...just because. 

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I created this design with the In A Big Way sentiment stamps and one of my favorite and most used Confetti Cuts, Tag Me, Too. Also used to accent the card is the adorable little bow from the Tagged Tote Confetti Cuts and a leaf from the Fresh 'n Fruity Confetti Cuts. 

To see the sketch I used, the gorgeous cards my teammates created and to find out how you can play along for a fabulous prize, click here to go to the Reverse Confetti blog. 

Tagged Tote

Gift certificates and cash are my favorite gifts to give and the Tagged Tote from Reverse Confetti is the perfect way to present them! This weekend we had a family get together and we gave our nieces these filled with money. They're both in their twenties and cash is something they can really use! More than another pair of fuzzy slippers! ;)

The base of this Tagged Tote was created with a metallic silver card stock...I love how it looks like a little metal box! The North Pole Wishes stamps and Confetti Cuts were used to decorate the tote. 

One of our nieces said they would hand their tote on their Christmas tree and the other said she would re-use it by putting a gift card in it and passing it along to another friend. Awesome! I love to make things that can be used again and again! 

December Reverse Confetti Blog Hop

Welcome to Reverse Confetti's December blog hop! If you've arrived from Jean Manis' blog, you are right on track. To start at the beginning of the hop and for a complete list of participants and prize information start here at the Reverse Confetti blog. 

Oh what fun it is to create festive holiday gifts, cards and treats! Today I have a special gift giving project to share with you that I created with the Tagged Tote Confetti Cuts. Tucked inside each of these adorable little totes is a gift card and some peppermint stir sticks for cocoa. 

The Tagged Tote Confetti Cuts is perfect for gift giving all year long. Birthdays, Halloween, Tooth Fairy Box, Advent calendars, shower favors...the list goes on! I've added handles to them so they can be attached to door nobs or hung on the tree. This is a die I'm sure to use again and again! 

To continue on along the hop and see all the gorgeous projects my teammates created you will be visiting Amy Sheffer's blog. Don't forget to leave me a comment for your chance to receive a prize! 

 

Bountiful Blessings

Yesterday while I was updating my gallery I came across a Reverse Confetti Thanksgiving card I forgot to share with you. I guess that's what happens when you create lots and lots of cards! ;)

Anyway, recently while rummaging through my scrap paper tub I found this pretty circle patterned paper and thought it was just too awesome to pass up. I didn't want to cover up too much of the design so I simply stamped a Reverse Confetti Give Thanks sentiment on the Give Thanks Label Confetti Cuts and added the tiny die cut bow from the Tagged Tote Confetti Cuts. 

I love using white ink on black paper to create a chalkboard looking accent. This card was so simple to make and eye catching with those colorful patterned circles.