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Valentine’s Day Card Series 2021 Day 5

February 5, 2021

WOW we are already to Friday and the end of the series. The Valentine’s Day Card Series 2021 Day 5 is all about Concord & 9th. I have been a HUGE fan of Greg and his team for years. I’m so very thrilled to share my series with such a great company.

Today’s card is All The Love! Yup that’s the name of the stamp set. This set come with coordinating dies and they work perfectly together.

This card to me is perfect for a masculine card. Even though it has pink on it, the mushroom color really plays it down. Now I’m not saying you can’t have pink on a masculine card. Oh no, rock whatever pink you want on a card. I just like to keep my pinks a little more muted if I use it on masculine cards. Now for the tutorial. You can watch it here on my post or over on my Youtube channel mzdanajoy.

Thanks so much for visiting this week. I’ll be back with more inspiration soon. Take care!

Holiday Card Series 2020 Day 3

October 28, 2020

Welcome everyone. Holiday Card Series 2020 Day 3 is HERE! I’m excited to share the card using the Full Of Joy Trifold diecut from Concord and 9th. Using one of my favorite color combinations and this card has a WOW factor.

Poppy and Aqua Sky inks helped to great the background using the Let It Snow Turnabout stamp.

Here is the tutorial for today. You can watch it here or over on my Youtube channel mzdanajoy.

Thanks for stopping by today. Remember there are tutorials all week long.

Concord & 9th Featured Friday – Color Spectrum

July 31, 2020

Hey everyone. Today is my last Featured Friday for the month of July for Concord & 9th. I’m using a color spectrum approach to my card. Ever wish you knew what colors would look great together? Let me help you out. When choosing colors, make sure they look cohesive together. The undertones of each color should be similar.

As you can see by the stripes on my card, I made sure that all the colors were in the same hue. No one color overpowers the other. Now let me say this, it’s sooo easy to do with the new inks and papers from Concord and 9th. The hues of these colors work perfectly together.

I used the Thank You stamp set from Concord and 9th for the stripes on my card. Switching out each stripe in a different colors adds such a striking background. Using a simple yet effect pattern over the stipe lines adds texture to the card. To keep the sentiment clean and simple, I used the Double Cut Alphabet in the same colors are the stripes. I popped up each letter on fun foam to get each letter some height.

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Concord and 9th Featured Friday – Color Focus Buttercup and Mushroom

July 24, 2020

Hey everyone. I’m back for another Concord and 9th Feature Friday. Today we are working on color focus. That is selecting two or three colors and just focusing on those colors only. My colors for today’s card are buttercup and mushroom. I choice these colors because they are the colors in my bedroom. Just being honest. LOL

The dies I used from this card are from the Fresh Cut Florals Edition 3 die set. The sentiment is from the Simply Said stamp set. I love the pretty fonts of these sentiments.

Fo finish off my card I pulled in some pretty granite colors gems. I used my white gelli roll pen to add dots on the flowers and around the border. All products used on this card are listed below. Affiliate links are used at no cost to you.

Thanks for stopping by today. I’ll see you back here soon!

Concord & 9th Featured Friday – Positive Print Turnabout

July 17, 2020

Hey everyone. Welcome back. Today I’m sharing another Concord & 9th Feature Friday. I’m using the new Positive Print stamp set. I love the simple design of this turnabout. It’s perfect for all occasion cards.

With the new colors of inks and paper you are guaranteed to get a WOW factor with these products. I paired the background with the new Hey Bestie stamp set. I coordinated my papers and ink to get a cohesive look to this card.