Day 2/ Reverse Confetti/ Countdown to Confetti

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Today is jam packed with great new products. I have three cards for you today. Let's get things started with the Lanterns stamp set. Oh, wow! Are you going to love this set. The design of the lanterns is so awesome and I love that there are two sizes to choose from . 

I started my first card with the Big Polkas Cover Panel.  I love a great crisp white against the kraft colored card stock. I added touches of pink and olive for a non-traditional holiday feel. 

After I colored up the Lantern stamped pieces I used the matching Lanterns Confetti Cuts to cut them out, so I could begin putting the card together. I cut some vellum card stock to stick behind the opening of the lantern to help give it an authentic, frosty glass feel. I added a hemp twine bow at the top, and a scalloped edge with the Edge Essentials Confetti Cuts at the top of my Piggy Bank panel. 

Moving on, I used the Center Frame Cover Panel in Mist card stock. I ink blended some Orange Fizz and Bumblebee ink onto the large Circle Rays Duo Confetti Cuts. I love how it give the look of the candle  glowing.  

This time I combined the Lanterns stamp set with the Lantern Additions to give the fall vibes of this card. It will be great to create similar cards for different occasions just by swapping out the swag images and color combos. Lots of options when you combine these two. I used each of the coordinating Confetti Cuts to cut out the images. 

One more for today. I was sticking with the fall theme on this one and a more monochromatic look with Rust card stock and the In All Things stamp set. I embossed it with some WOW! embossing powder and added some shading with Copic markers. I used the In All Things Confetti Cuts to cut out the pretty wreath and added to the top of the Double Stitched Window Cover Panel.  I stamped the sentiment from In All Things along the bottom in Rust ink. 

Here is another quick look at the embossing detail. It really is pretty in real life. Embossing is so magical to me. 

Reverse Confetti Blog

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