We are so excited! It’s almost time to share our new Summer Release! Inspiration and Release Week starts on Wednesday, June 16th with our Big Giveaway Post! Save the date and join us as we introduce our amazing new stamps, dies, stencils and a beautiful new paper collection!
Happy Sunday, friends! Karin joins us today with a couple of adorable cards that are sure to brighten someone’s day!
Karin’s Happy Hugs design is so beautifully clean and simple with a pretty tone-on-tone backdrop! She used the negative of the Giant Sending Big Hugs die popped up on a Fancy Scalloped Rectangle panel to create depth and dimension.
The cute Happy Hugs critters add a pop of adorable color to Karin’s sweet design!
For this card featuring Dandy Day, Karin created a window to frame a cute little scene. She ink blended the background, then she added Birch Trees and a Grassy Border. The lovely sentiment is from Bicycle Built for You.
Karin colored her images with Copic markers, giving them sweet pink cheeks and ears! For an additional bit of design, she colored the flower and vine from Acorn House in similar colors to decorate the top of the circle window.
Thank you so much, Karin! These two cards are so sweet and so cute!
Supplies:
Thanks for visiting!
Have an amazing day!
I adore the use of the negative of the die cuts. Such a neat idea. Both of these cards are so delicate and stunning Karin. Super pretty. 💜
Such beautiful cards and the coloring is exquisite!😍😍😍
Gorgeous cards! I especially like that Se I don’t card / such a cute scene!
Such cute cards. Love the Dany Day one since it is my favorite stamp set !
Really Adorable cards!!!
So adorable
These are just stunning! Karin is so talented
Such cute cards, I love them all! I’ve heard so much about this summer release I’m a little bit nervous — it’s supposed to be so fantastic! June 16th is of course Bloomsday for all of us Joyce fans, but more importantly, it’s my grandson’s first birthday!! so much to celebrate!!
well done! Karin is a long time favorite of mine !
Love both of these!! So cool to see the negative of the big word die used this way!
Lori S in PA