Cherry Hill Design

It's Pep Rally week and we are here today to share a sampling of the NEW  Paper Smooches  February release with you!  FOUR  new   stamps and EIGHT   new   dies will be available to purchase on January 31st at 8:00pm pacific time. Once our release goes live, you will find our new products  HERE .   To add extra fun to our blog hop...we are offering up a prize!  The prize - a  $25 . gift code to choose what you like at the  PS online store . Here are the details: - FOUR  winners will be chosen at RANDOM from any of the design team blogs and the  PS Blog  to win the $25. prize. - Just leave a comment on any of the design team blogs listed below or the PS blog for your chance to win!  (you do not need to comment on all blogs to qualify but it increases your changes)  - Deadline: You have until midnight PT on Sunday, February 1st to leave a comment.  - Please check the  Paper Smooches blog  on Monday, February 2nd to see if you are one of the FOUR lucky w

Each Mama Elephant stamp set has been such a joy to create with this month! Shooting Star  is another great set with THE BEST sentiments ever. I just love the text and handwriting combo.  To create my card I stamped the girl from Shooting Star . Then I colored her with Copics and cut her out with the coordinating dies . I used the star clusters and individual stars found in the stamp set to create a burst of stars behind her on a panel cut from Femme Frames . The large patterned paper panel, that fits perfectly on a standard A2 card, was cut from Sew Fancy . Isn't that stitched edge the best?! I finished my card with a little Wink of Stella on the girl's shoes and stars on her purse and bow plus a few sequins sprinkled in the sky. Thanks for stopping by!

Today I'm excited to help feature the new Mama Elephant stamp set Merci . This is one of those stamp sets that is an instant classic. Definitely one that I'll be grabbing again and again. For my card I die cut the medium sized tag from Tags a Lot  then I stamped the thank you greeting from Merci . Next I stamped the flowers with Mama Elephants die ink . The coverage is unbeatable. I'm finding myself leaning towards die inks more and more. :) I finished the card with a simple twine bow, a little patterned paper and some washi tape to pull it all together. Thanks for stopping by!

I'm so excited to share more cards from this month's Mama Elephant release! First up is Tiny Heroes . This might be one of my favorite sets ever ! (and you'll see it a lot in my release projects this week) :) On this card I stamped the super hero boy and colored him with Copics. I used the Creative Cuts dies to cut him out perfectly. Before permanently securing him to the tag  I stamped stars using Buttercup ink and then Orangeade . I die cut the stars from Lots of Stars , colored them with a grey Copic then cover them with clear Wink of Stella . I love how these look shimmery sliver...so easy. I stamped the sentiment from Tiny Heroes on a tag from Slim Tag Trio . and finished the card with some twine, washi tape and a card base panel cut from Peek a Frame . This is just the beginning of a fun filled week. (Yay!) Thanks for stopping by!

Welcome to the Mama Elephant Release Design Team blog hop! Mama Elephant's newest release is now live and available for purchase in the store! www.mamaelephant.com To celebrate the new release, Mama Elephant is giving away one of each of the new stamps released! Winners will be chosen at random from the collective blogs in the Stampede. Winners will be announced on the blog on the last Stamp Highlights day. You have up to 3 chances to qualify to win! Just leave a separate comment for each! » Leave a comment on this blog post « » Like/share ME on Facebook:  facebook . com / mamaelephant   « » Follow/tweet ME on Twitter:  twitter . com / heymamaelephant   « For the Stampede I created a card using the new Stitched Sky dies. These awesome dies are prefect for grounding stamped images or for creating a cute scene all by themselves! For my card I created a happy little sky for my superhero girl and dog. I started by die cuting the stars and