Hello friends and welcome to Day 1 of the Newton's Nook Designs February Release! Today we're featuring a new stamp set called Newton's Easter Basket. This set show the ever adorable Newton all ready for Easter with bunnies, chicks, Easter eggs and of course an Easter basket! Make sure to check out all the Blog Hop details below and enter for you chance to win!
Along with the Newton's Easter Basket Stamp Set, we're also showcasing the new Cloudy Sky Stencil. I'm going to share with you how I used this new stencil to create 2 different backgrounds.
Are you interested in the Newton's Nook Designs products I used to create my cards? These are the new stamps and dies I used to create the above cards and they will be available to purchase Friday, February 16th!
Cloudy Sky Stencil 2 Ways
Along with the Newton's Easter Basket Stamp Set, we're also showcasing the new Cloudy Sky Stencil. I'm going to share with you how I used this new stencil to create 2 different backgrounds.
First up I used it to create a Simple Stenciled Background.
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To get started, I die cut a circle from white cardstock. I then placed the stencil on top and inked it up with Distress Ink in Salty Ocean. I then die cut a strip of grass using the Newton's Nook Designs Land Borders Die and inked it up with Distress Ink.
To trim off the excess, I placed the circle die on top of the stenciled background and used Therm O Web Purple Tape to hold it in place.
I then ran the die cut grass and circle die through my die cutting machine.
I love that I get the great stitched edge from the circle die by trimming off the excess this way.
Once the stenciled background was completed, I added the stamped, colored and die cut images from Newton's Easter Basket.
To complete the card, I went with a white on white card base for the rest of the card. To add a touch of texture I embossed the main card panel with a polka dot embossing folder. It's never easy to capture this in a photo, but in real life the touch of texture is fabulous!
I die cut a circle from white cardstock and positioned it onto the stencil. I then followed the directions for embossing with a stencil for the Spellbinders Platinum 6.
To create the cloudy blue sky, I used the other part of mask. Here you can see both piece after I created for the masks. I simply cut a 4.25 x 5.5 piece of cardstock into 2 pieces with the die.
I placed the other mask over the inked grass area and proceeded to ink up the top part of the die cut circle with Distress Oxide in Salty Ocean.
Once the background was complete, I added this adorable image from the Newton's Easter Basket Stamp Set. I also went with the same white on white background as well. I really love how this keeps the focus on the stenciled and stamped images and of course on Newton!
Check out all the awesome Design Team Blogs below to enter:
To trim off the excess, I placed the circle die on top of the stenciled background and used Therm O Web Purple Tape to hold it in place.
To complete the card, I went with a white on white card base for the rest of the card. To add a touch of texture I embossed the main card panel with a polka dot embossing folder. It's never easy to capture this in a photo, but in real life the touch of texture is fabulous!
On this second card, I First up I used the Cloudy Sky Stencil to create an Embossed Background.
To add the grass to this piece, I used the Land Borders Grass die and created a mask. I placed the mask on top of the circle and used Purple Tape to hold it in place. I then inked it up with some Distress Oxide in Peeled Paint.
Once the background was complete, I added this adorable image from the Newton's Easter Basket Stamp Set. I also went with the same white on white background as well. I really love how this keeps the focus on the stenciled and stamped images and of course on Newton!
Blog Hop Details & Giveaway
I hope you enjoyed seeing some fun ways to use the new Cloudy Sky Stencil and Newton's Easter Basket Stamp Set! Now, let's get to the fun stuff for the blog hop!
Would you like to win the “Newton’s Easter Basket” Stamp Set? This stamp set will be given away to ONE lucky winner! To enter, comment on the NND blog and Design Team blogs (see list below)! The winner will be chosen at random from the collective reveal posts. Make sure to check out each of their blogs and comment for your chance to win. You will not know which blog has been chosen so the more you comment on the better your chances are of winning! You have until Thursday February 15th at 9pm EST to comment -- winners will be announced on the blog post on Friday, February 16th.
Check out all the awesome Design Team Blogs below to enter:
Supplies
Are you interested in the Newton's Nook Designs products I used to create my cards? These are the new stamps and dies I used to create the above cards and they will be available to purchase Friday, February 16th!
Soft and sweet colors for a Season of Spring surprises! Love your style!👍🏻
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ReplyDeleteI love how you highlighted your stamped image with the circle, and used such spring-time colors. It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is sweet & precious and a lovely design.
ReplyDeleteLove those pretty colors! Adorable cards with this fun Newton's Easter Basket images!
ReplyDeleteso very adorable card!
ReplyDeleteand very nice stamp set!
This card and stamp set are just too precious!
ReplyDeleteCute cards. Love the embossed cloud background. I always forget to do that with stencils.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are gorgeous. Love both of the ways you used the stencil and thanks for the pictures showing how you did it!!!
ReplyDeleteSo soft and pretty! Very springlike with lots of color!
ReplyDeleteNicole
Great cards, Newton is so cute in the Easter basket.
ReplyDeleteThe purple tape appears again! I might need to get in on this magic. But aside from that, I love how you used the cloud stencil two ways. I'm really enjoying the many ways it has been used in this hop! Thanks for sharing your beautiful coloring and cards.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love your card! Great coloring!
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects!!!
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ReplyDeleteSuper sweet card, love it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your card. Thanks for sharing your techniques. Going to use that grass idea.
ReplyDeleteCute cards!
ReplyDeleteOooh! This is so cool! I love how you shared instructions on how to make the two circle scenes! What great inspiration!
ReplyDelete-Jen {Newton's Nook Designs}
Awww!!! Super cute!!! Love your sweet cards!!!
ReplyDeleteBoth of the cards are sooooo cute ! Thanks for sharing how you made them! Adorable!
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ReplyDelete[margessw(at)icloud(dot)com]
These are lovely cards with great colour palettes.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love the design with the scene contained and highlighted in a circle on the card!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, and the two takes...you are great at show casing the products!
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