When I saw this set, I immediately thought of Cosmo the crazy dog. He is forever carrying a stuffed animal (minus the stuffing—he eats it if there’s any in the animal and that is not a good thing!) in his mouth. He always brings one to the front door with him to help greet me when I come home.Here, I colored the puppy image with Copic markers and layered it on a sentiment panel reading “Your friends miss you.” I added a row of tiny pinkish pearls underneath it. Thankfully, the pearls came on an attached adhesive strip so I didn’t have to place each one individually. The pearls, along with the pink gingham paper and the scallop details, give the card a feminine feel. The scallops were actually an afterthought—added a day after the card was “finished”—but I think they really add to the layout.
Materials Used:
Home Sweet Home stamp set (Pink Poison); white cardstock (Xerox); Tuxedo Black ink (Memento); markers (Copic Ciao); Regal Rose Classic ink, Pink Pirouette, Regal Rose, and Barely Banana cardstock, scallop edge punch (Stampin’ Up!); patterned paper (Memory Box Layette Collection); Lemon Tart satin ribbon (Papertrey Ink); pearls
The next three cards come from the new set. So cute! Here, I did a wintery themed card featuring the pair of mice. I love blue and silver together for winter cards! I colored the mice to coordinate with the Pacific Point cardfront and the patterned paper panels on the cardfront. I found some coordinating dotted ribbon to tie around the panel, too. I stamped the sentiment directly on the patterned paper panel in bold Pacific Point ink, then added a tiny sparkly snowflake die cut with a rhinestone at the center.Materials Used:
Cup of Stuff stamp set (Pink Poison); white cardstock (Xerox); Tuxedo Black ink (Memento); markers (Copic Ciao); Pacific Point Classic ink, Pacific Point and Bashful Blue cardstock, mat pack and paper piercing tool, dimensionals (Stampin’ Up!); circle and scalloped circle dies (Nestabilities); patterned paper (Memory Box Winter Wonderland Collection); die cut snowflake (Me & My Big Ideas); self-adhesive rhinestone, ribbon (Michaels); silver paper (Target); sewing machine
Here’s another mouse image from the set. I colored the mouse with Copic markers to match the floral patterned paper. The paper looks kind of vintage and aged to me, so it seemed like a good match for a mouse in a tea cup. I used my sewing machine to stitch a zig zag strip along the left side of the patterned paper panel. I wrapped a piece of red ribbon around the panel, then added the matted mouse image, along with a matching sparkly confetti flower.I trimmed off a tiny bit of the Soft Sky cardfront and added a bold red scalloped edge to the bottom. The scallop detailing kind of went with the vintage feel of the card.
Materials Used:
Cup of Stuff stamp set (Pink Poison); white cardstock (Xerox); Tuxedo Black ink (Memento); markers (Copic Ciao); Soft Sky, Riding Hood Red, and Baja Breeze cardstock, scallop edge punch, dimensionals (Stampin’ Up!); oval dies (Nestabilities); patterned paper (My Mind’s Eye-Out & About, No. 2 Floral Stripes); ribbon (Martha Stewart); red flower confetti (Bride’s); pearl Dew Drop (Kitchen Sink Stamps)
This is my final card using images from this set. No mouse on this one, though. Instead I used the elegant floral image in a fall color scheme. I have this pretty flocked paper that I thought would make a great background for this image. I cut the paper with SU!’s Top Note die and layered it on the cardfront. I tied a knot in a piece of dark brown grosgrain ribbon and used that across the cardfront, threading it under the image panel, but over the scalloped mat. I added a trio of shimmery gold dots in the upper left corner as an accent.Materials Used:
Cup of Stuff stamp set (Pink Poison); white cardstock (Xerox); Tuxedo Black ink (Memento); markers (Copic Ciao); Really Rust, More Mustard, and Kraft cardstock, Crystal Effects, Top Note die, dimensionals (Stampin’ Up!); brown grosgrain ribbon (Morex); flocked paper (Target); gold dots (Stamping Bella)
And, I had to go back to one of my “old” favorites from Pink Poison, too. I made this using the Cupcakes set. I used my sewing machine to stitch together some different but coordinating panels of patterned paper scraps as the backdrop for the cupcake image.I colored the cupcake with Copic markers and added some Crystal Effects to the cherry for a glossy look. I stamped the “Yum!” sentiment in craft ink and added a trio of Dew Drops to embellish the panel.
Thanks, Marie, for the opportunity to be a guest designer for Pink Poison. I can’t wait to see what you come up with next . . .
Materials Used:
Cupcakes stamp set (Pink Poison); white cardstock (Xerox); Tuxedo Black ink (Memento); markers (Copic Ciao); patterned paper (My Mind’s Eye); circle and scalloped circle dies (Nestabilities); Pink Pirouette, Regal Rose, and Barely Banana cardstock, Regal Rose Craft ink, mat pack and paper piercing tool, Crystal Effects, dimensionals (Stampin’ Up!); Dew Drops (Kitchen Sink Stamps); sewing machine


These cards are just adorable!!
ReplyDeleteOh my word Lori....love every card...wow...you were busy! congrats on being GD this month!!
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