Hi everyone. I’m sharing the Spellbinders July 2026 Stitching Die and Stencil Club kit for the month of July. I loved pairing these two products together. And you know I love a great teal and red card for the holiday season.
This reindeer is all cozy and it’s cute little sweater with his mug full of coffee.
Products used for this card are listed below. If by chance any item is out of stock I will try to share a comparable item.
Hello everyone. I’m finally back on the blog. I have a great card to share with you using the Spellbinders and Sandi MacIver’s Surfboard Die Cut. Now you can use this die cut with felt or with cardstock as I did on my card.
To create this card I first start with the background. Using masking tape, I taped off the first are which is my sand. I used Concord and 9th Sand ink and lightly blended it on the bottom of my card. To make the sand look textured, I grabbed a Olo marker in brown and did little dots over the blended color. Next I taped off an area to blend in the water. The colors I used for the water were Concord and 0th Surfside and Capri as well as using a white gel pen to mimic waves. To add the foamy waves coming onto the sand, my large white Faber Castell Pitt Artist pen came in handy.
Now to add the sky, I repeated taping off the top area of my card and used Concord and 9th Sunflower, Clementine and Watermelon inks to bled in the sky. I used a white gel pen and the white pitt artist pen to make faux dreamy clouds. Even without the surfboard and sentiment this card is beautiful.
For the surfboard die cut I used the Sandi Maclver to cut out five surfboards and one way. As you can see in the photo, you can only see the Blush cardstock. However, I built up the surfboard with Bees Wax, Rainforest, Waterfall, Lavender and Blush cardstock from Spellbinders. When you tilt the card to the side the colors look so pretty. The way is from an older paper pad called Birthday Bash from Honey Bee. The stitching on the card was done by using iridescent thread from Simon Says Stamp. I wish you could see this card in person. The thread is beautiful.
And lastly for the sentiment, I used the aloha sentiment from this months large die of the month club from Spellbinders. For added sparkle I die cut out the letters in iridescent paper and used a cute flower die for the O in the middle of the sentiment. I have the summer vibes. Okay everyone that’s it for today. I’ll be back soon with another card and more inspiration. Have a great week.
Good morning everyone. Don’t forget to grab your Spellbinders Monthly Club Kits before registrations for this month ends on March 27, 2026. Today I’ll share with you two of the kits I made cards with. Here is a recap of the cards I made for this month.
The first card is made using this months Stitching Die club. This month’s die is perfect for the baseball hat loving fans. I love my a great hat on days when I want to feel sassy or to be honest, it’s just a bad hair day. LOL
The cardstock used for my hat is Cosmic Sky, Pomegranate and White. For the floss, I used DMC 347. Now the inspiration that I have seen from designers is AMAZING so make sure to check out the other designers blogs or social media.
Let’s move on to the Spellbinders Stencil Of The Month. Get ready to jazz up your cards with this stencil set that gives you a gorgeous sunray on your cards. With the addition of the last stencil to create these cool dots on the panel just levels up this card.
My ink colors are Dandelion, Pink Grapefruit, Arctic and Black all from Hero Arts. For the white dots, I used Hero Arts White Paste. The sentiment is from the Spellbinders Birthday Laughs Sentiment stamp set. One of my new favs.
Thanks for stopping by today. I hope I’ve inspired you to join this two clubs. Remember the clubs open to non-members on the 6th of each month and closes on the 27th. Have a great day everyone and I’ll see you back here soon.
Hey everyone. Today is Spellbinders Monthly Club Kits – March 2026 release. And I’m so stoked to share my card with you today. I am a HUGE fan of stitching dies. Over the years it has become my go to project when I can’t be in my craft room. And if you have been following me for some time, you will always see stencils of some sort on my cards.
This month Spellbinders Monthly Stitching die is for all the fans of a good cap! I myself have a good amount of them for my lazy hair days. The cap is so easy to stitch and comes together quickly. The sunrays that you see behind the cap is also from a release this month at Spellbinders.
Let me break down what the membership includes.
Membership Includes:
Now let me breakdown how the clubs run each month:
1st – 5th of the month – Clubs are available to current Club members
6th of the month – Clubs are available for nonmembers
27th of the month – Club registration closes for this month
Okay now let’s look at the Spellbinders Monthly Stencil Of The Month. The monthly subscription works the same way the Stitching Die club works. This month the release includes beautiful layering stencils that create this sunray effect on your card panel. It also comes with the dotted stencil that you see in the corners of my card. I’m so loving this stencil.
Membership Includes:
The sentiment in the middle of this card and the cap card is from the Birthday Laughs stamp set. It’s now one of my favorite birthday sentiment sets. I hope you had a chance to grab this month’s kit before it sold out.
Morning everyone. I’m back with a card using the new Poshta Design Sunflower Die. Ooohhh this die is one of my favorites. Beautiful, smiling sunflowers are a dependable source of joy in the early Autumn. The Sunflower Season Die features a large layered bloom and trio of leaves. Add the sunflower to wreaths, garlands, and other decor items to bring a cheerful touch of the outdoors into your home.This die comes with a Stitching Guide to show you how this design comes together. Measurement reference:
The sunflower bloom measures 3” in diameter. The fully assembled sunflower with leaves measures 3 ⅝” wide by 3” tall.
Retails for $30 (4 pieces)
Heritage Harvest Color Story (retails for $55)
This classic sunflower is absolutely beautiful and easy to stitch. It’s perfect for all your fall cards and decor. I used the felt, thread, sequins and beads from the Heritage Harvest Colory Story for my sunflower.
Stitching this flower was simple and straight forward. You will notice I do have two shades of yellow. One shade is from the felt color story and the other was a roll I previously had on hand. By combining these two shades it really makes my flower come to life.
As I am a cardmaking, this sunflower fit perfectly on a A2 (4 1/4 by 5 1/2) card. To keep the fall looking going, I paired the sunflower with gingham pattern paper and a simple sentiment.
The August 2025 Poshta Design release will be available tomorrow August 23 NOON EST. You will love stitching your way into fall and halloween with these easy stitching projects. Remember they all come with a stitching guide to help you along the way.
Thanks for stopping by to check out the Poshta Design Sunflower die. Make sure to add it to your cart before they are all gone. Happy stitching everyone. See you back here soon.