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I decided to take the Stock Your Stash from Reverse Confetti more literally this month and see how many Halloween cards I can get done, so I can mail them to my friends.
I'm sticking with my Reverse Confetti Boo Yea! Stamps and pairing them with some Halloween images from my stash. This one uses this week's CAS(e) this Sketch!
I finished with some wonky googly eyes for my ghostie pair ... they are indeed spooky sweets.
The September theme at Reverse Confetti Stock Your Stash is Halloween or Fall Fun. I started with my only Autumn Reverse Confetti Stamp set - Boo Yea! and planned my card round that.
Next, I wanted to join in the 400th Sketch Challenge at Freshly Made Sketches (Woot Woot!).
So I combined Boo Yea! with some fun Doodlebug Halloween paper from 2015 from my stash ... how cute is that Owl.
So fun to start making Halloween cards ... I'm sure I'll be stocking my stash some more before the month is through.
The current Stock Your Stash Challenge at Reverse Confetti is all about Weddings ... but no obvious wedding cards in my stamp stash, so I had to get creative.
I pulled out several stamp sets and decided to combine the floral spray from Something Wonderful with one of the stamps from Circle Wishes. I also used some pink designer paper from Reverse Confetti's Pattern Play Collection.
I stamped the flowers multiple times using my MISTI in London Fog ink on a piece of pink cardstock that was flecked with grey. The sketch is from the current Fusion Card Challenge where the theme was family (perfect for a wedding card design).
I finished with lots of tiny bling to add some elegance to the design.
The theme for the July Reverse Confetti Stock Your Stash Challenge is Oh, Baby!
I pulled out my favorite baby stamp set - Cute as a Button and a sentiment from Congratulations. I added some fun little baby buttons to finish the design.
The colors are from the CAS Colour Challenge.
The layout is the Fab Friday Sketch.
This week I am the Guest Hostess at the SplitcoastStampers Inspiration Challenge ... I chose the adorable felted creatures of Fudge and Mabel to inspire us.
I chose the wonderful Tomte Gnomes to inspire my card.
I started with the cute little gnome from Reverse Confetti Holiday Gnome stamped with my MISTI on white cardstock. Then I colored him with Spectrum Noir Markers and added an epoxy star to the top of his hate. Gnomes aren't just for Christmas.
My Gnome is for the June Stock Your Stash Challenge at Reverse Confetti ... to make an Hello or Thinking of You Card.
I used the Reverse Confetti Scalloped Squares Frame and a sentiment from So Many Sentiments cut with my Cut-Align to complete my card design (pulling in the wood grain from the inspiration photo).
I hope you'll come join the fun.
I needed a congratulations card for a new Grandma of twins. I went to my favorite Reverse Confetti Cute as a Button stamp set for the win.
The layout is from Feeling Sketchy, sentiment is from Reverse Confetti Posted Note Sentiments & the papers are from Reverse Confetti Pattern Play.
Reverse Confetti is celebrating their 6th Birthday Month with a Birthday-themed Stock Your Stash Challenge.
Since Amy Tsuruta is a Reverse Confetti Designer ... and since her favorite color is Green ... I decided to make a monochromatic Green Design (also inspired by the Gorgeous Green Color Palette at the Rainbow Challenge) ... and now I want some lime cake.
I used the Scalloped Squares Confetti Cuts in Green and White and mounted it on a some green designer paper from Reverse Confetti Pattern Play.
Next I stamped my piece of Cake and Candle from Reverse Confetti Hey Sugar in Verdant VersaFine Clair Ink on the Green Cardstock before die cutting. I used a Yellow Gelly Pen for the Candle & Flame.
The finishing touch was the sentiment from Reverse Confetti Birthday Wishes.
The theme of the Stock Your Stash Challenge at Reverse Confetti for April is Moms, Dads or Grads.
Of course, no Moms, Dads or Grads stamps in my Reverse Confetti Stash, so I had to get creative. What I do have are Congratulations Stamps & Encouragement Stamps, so I combined sentiments from Reverse Confetti My Tribe and Congratulations for this Graduation Card.
I watched this video to figure out how to make my own Mortar Board Hat and added a bit of twine for the tassel.
As I packed-up to my to my Alterna-Studio five weeks ago, I took several stamp sets from each company hoping I'd be able to participate in challenges ... but also noting that some extra creativity would likely be needed. The Stock Your Stash Challenge at Reverse Confetti for March is Easter or Spring.
Well, no Easter or Spring Stamp sets in my limited stash (hard to remember, but I'm guessing I would be lacking if I had my entire Reverse Confetti inventory since Easter isn't a big cardmaking holiday for me). I did however pick-up a cute package of felt bunnies with puffy tails at Michael's last weekend, so that's where my design began.
I thought my little Bunny Tribe made a perfect Easter Card for my girlfriends using a sentiment from Reverse Confetti My Tribe stamped in Mint Ink on my grey card base ... love this.
I'm joining the Stock Your Stash Challenge at Reverse Confetti with an Encouragement card.
I'm also joining the On the Wings of Inspiration - Bunches of Butterflies Challenge at TGIF Challenges.
Sentiment is from Reverse Confetti My Tribe. Sketch & design inspiration with my Kaleidoscope (Rainbow) of Butterflies is from the Fusion Card Challenge.
Life is better because of people who exemplify this sentiment ... so grateful I have some in my life.
