Thanks

Hello peeps! I have a Reverse Confetti card to share with you today that I created with a couple new Confetti Cuts, the Geometric Background and Fancy Words. I also used the Heart to Heart set because any project can use a few hearts, right? 

I love this Geometric Panel! The first time I played with it, I used the outer portion of it and this time I filled some of the shapes in. Next time I want to find a really cool patterned paper collection to fill in the entire panel. Wish there were unlimited crafting hours in the day! 

 

Donut Love

With the frightful weather we've been having in my neck of the woods, indoor crafting has been a great way to spend my day, in between sledding down the driveway, drinking cocoa and playing PayDay with Christopher! 

I couldn't resist participating in this week's Curtain Call, Donut Delight. After all, when you have die cut donuts as yummy as these from Reverse Confetti, how could you not play along?!?! 

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What's a donut without sprinkles? Reverse Confetti makes the cutest and detailed dies!

Happy Valentine's Day!

T.G.I.F! It's Valentine's weekend! Yep, can you believe it's already here? What? You haven't made a Valentine yet for your sweetheart or your chocolate lovin' child(ren)? Well, don't worry because Reverse Confetti's Quick Card Panels make it super easy to whip up a card in just minutes! 

This card only took a few steps. Using the hearts dies from the Puppy Love and Heart to Heart Confetti Cuts, I made one negative heart and two from card stock. Then I applied foam mounting tape to the back of the card panel and card stock hearts and layered them all on a white card base. Then I added the heart from the negative cut with a key chain from my stash. 

What do you think? I made this for my chocolate lovin' boy! Hope he likes it! Well, I know he'll love the chocolates I got him! :)

Happy Valentine's Day!

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! 

Reverse Confetti SFYTT

It's the first of the month and that means it's time for February's Sketch for You to Try (SFYTT) on the Reverse Confetti blog today!

For my card I pulled together a few of my favorite Confetti Cuts and combined them for this layered design. I pretty much followed the sketch as is with the exception of adding the Give Thanks Label. You know me...gotta have lots of layers! 

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Final accents include sequins, enamel dots, jute and baker's twine. 

To see the sketch and more inspiring projects click here.

Love

I love love love the latest Reverse Confetti releases! Especially the new Quick Card Panels that makes it easy to jump start any project. 

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I love silver with red and black so I used that as a background for the Quick Card Panel. To accent the card I used a cluster of Confetti Cuts, two of the newest Pretty Panels...Love and Large Chevrons and some Heart to Heart cuts. I was also in the mood to add a couple stick pins. Remember how popular those used to be at one time? What a fun project this turned out to be!