Alas, the final day of peek-a-roonies at the March Release at Reverse Confetti!
This ADORABLE stamp set and coordinating dies, Carton Cuties, is just about the CUTEST thing ever!
After die cutting and stamping these little cuties, I arranged them as a banner and tied off the ends with twine!
The little carton was also die cut and stamped then embellished with those adorable little egg shapes!
That fabulous Light Pink Ruffle Ribbon is a new one at Pretty Pink Posh!
Make sure you stop in at the Reverse Confetti Blog today for more peeks...and you won't want to miss the BLOG HOP tomorrow with Fetti' Crew and Friends!
Thanks so much for stopping by the stage!
Stamps: Carton Cuties (Reverse Confetti)
Ink: Steel Gray (MFT)
Paper: Kraft (PTI), Dear Lizzy Polka Dot Party (American Crafts)
Other: Carton Cuties (Confetti Cuts by Reverse Confetti), Ribbon & Twine (Pretty Pink Posh)
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19 comments:
I love the kraft you used for the peeps! Fantastic look.
what a cute and fun card! i love it!
I've loved all the cards that you have created with this release. I cannot decide upon a favorite.
Fun. What a great spring card.
Stacey this are just awesome-ness! Seriously in LOVE with the Chick & egg "banner". Such a great card!!!
Love, love, love this springy card!!
So cute! Love that bunny banner!
Just a lovely card! SO SWEET! I just love the new stamps and die sets.
ACK - this is soooo cute - love that banner!
I love the little banner of spring sweeties!!! The striped paper on the side really ties all the colors together!
OOOOOHH! Stacey - this is adorable! Love that banner of eggs/chicks/bunnies! TOO CUTE!
This is ADORABLE!!!
Your card is stunning!
Oh, this is fabulous! Those floral eggs are just too sweet!
A bunny and chickie pennant - how sweet is that!
Such a pretty card! I love that you hung the bunnies on the twine! Neat idea!
New follower 573 "Christine" LOVES what you did with those dies to make the sweet little card banner! SO creative!
Your card is adorable! Love the banner.
What is not to love for Carton Cuties?! Wow! You showcased it perfectly, too, Stacey!
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