Countdown to Confetti/ Day 3

It's our final day of the Countdown to Confetti! TOMORROW you get to shop all the new products and we can't wait for you to play with these amazing stamps and dies. 

Before I jump into my projects for today, I wanted to let you know you could WIN an RC Gift Card simply by leaving comments and checking out all the design team blogs. we have been working hard and are excited to share with all of you. 

You Could Win!!! Two Ways to enter......

In addition to having a chance to win just by leaving a comment on the sneak peek posts, we are also running a Facebook promotion.  You could win a $15 RC Gift Certificate. After you are done checking out the sneak peeks, head on over to OUR FACEBOOK PAGE and look for this graphic pinned to the top of our feed…

How precious is this little bear? I used the Head in the Clouds Cover panel as a stencil to create the pretty sky for my The Bear up There image. I stamped each of the stars and the moon and the bear on copic friendly paper and then colored them up. I used the matching The Bear Up There Confetti Cuts to cut out the images and then 

I love that some of the sentiments from this set fit right inside the cloud. It makes for the perfect sentiment placement. I tucked in a few scattering of sequins to match the background and this was done. 

Last release I created a shadow box card and wanted to use the sweet fish from Punny Party (OMG! get this set. it's amazing!). I cut the Oval Window Cover panel from Mist card stock and layered it over top of the shadow box base (I used Jennifer McGuire's instructions on how to make a shadow box card).  

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In the background, I ink blended some distress oxide inks-Twisted Citron, Broken China, and Salty Oceans. I then added some splatters and stamped some bubbles in Midnight ink. I stamped each of the three fish  and colored with Copics and then cut them out with the Punny Party Confetti Cuts. They are attached to the front panel with some clear acetate so they appear to be floating in the water. The sentiment makes me smile. 

This last photo gives you an idea of how the shadow box card works and that the fish look to be floating. 

Join me now for the Blog HOP!

Reverse Confetti Blog

Amy Kolling

Tricia Barber

Lisa Henke

Deanne Kuntz

Leica Palma

Ali Farmer

Jeanne Jachna

Norine Borys

Audrey Tokach

Emily Leiphart

Candice Fisher

Olga Matyushevskaya

Amy Tsuruta

Olga Moss

See you back here tomorrow!