Papertrey January Blog Hop Challenge

This is my first ever blog hop!
 My favourite project has to be the card I made using a die-cut frame. The friend I sent the card to loved it which makes it even more special.

That got me thinking and the most exciting thing I learned from Papertrey Ink last year was to use negative die-cuts. My son has a friend's birthday party coming up so I pulled out big birthday wishes stamp set (stamped with Jenni Bowlin spice tin) and by the numbers dies. I love the new leaf and enchanted evening colour combination for the cardstock. Some button twine was added and 3 stars as finishing touches. I'm really happy with the result.

I'll be blog hopping today to see all the yummy PTI goodies put to use. I'm so glad I've found Papertrey Ink as the products are fantastic quality and the the inspiration is awesome.

Comments

  1. Great CSING job, I love both of your cards but your new birthday card is sooo fun!

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  2. Welcome to PTI's Blog Hop. Love your original card. Great casng of your original with the negative die.

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  3. Great cards. ;-) Love that gorgeous pink and white on the first, and I'm sure the blue and green birthday card will be appreciated. ;-) Nice job!

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  4. Both great cards, but I'm smitten with your new BD card- it's delightful!

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  5. Welcome to your first Blog Hop but I warn you that you will get addicted!
    I really like this cute child birthday card - such fun- but I love your pink card and the felt flower is just beautiful.

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  6. Great job - I am loving the negative die cutting technique! Both are fabulous cards -

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  7. Your inspiration card is beautiful the bright pinks and white accents create a great contrast. The second card has a fun colour scheme for a little boy's birthday.

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  8. These are marvelous! The first so girly the second just simply FUN!!!

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  9. Welcome! Love the birthday card! The colors you chose are perfect!

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  10. The negative diecuts are genius!

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  11. Your first card is GORGEOUS and you're so right about those negative die-cuts -- very clever use on both yours cards!!! Also LOVE that New Leaf & Enchanted Evening color combo -- all together with the negative die-cut it makes an AWESOME card for a young man's special day!!!

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  12. Very cute. The colors are perfect for a boy!

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  13. Such a cute 6th birthday card. Love the use of the negative. Very creative. Lesley

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  14. Love the use of the negative die cuts! And great job on your first ever blog hop :) You're going to be a pro before ya know it ;)

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  15. Victoria! I really need to use negative dies more often...as you truly amazed me here. :) Love it!

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  16. Very nice cards. I like the idea of using negative cut-outs and should apply that to what I make sometime.

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  17. Cute card! This is the second card I've seen using the negative space on this blog hop. I need to try it!!

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  18. Hello there! Found you through the PTI blog hop & just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your cards. They are both very nice. There is a simple elegance about them that just draws your eyes in. Nice color combinations & use of the PTI products.
    I am a new follower.
    Look forward to stopping by for a visit again soon.
    Crafty best wishes,
    Sonia

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  19. I love both of these (HUGE fan of anything using PTI dies), but that first one? I'm going to have to CASE that one, I love everything about it!

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  20. Both cards are wonderful! I love all the layering with the first one!

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  21. Beautiful cards! I love using negative cuts :D.

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  22. Negative die cuts are the best! (As long as you don't throw away the inside pieces. Not that I would know, lol!) Great job using them on both cards!

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  23. I really love both of your cards. What a great reminder to me of the stunning impact of negative die cuts. (I wish there was a better name--negative sound so--negative!) Fabby cards.

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  24. Both your cards are outstanding! The colors you used on both are lovely, and I do like the negative die cut technique! Always forgetting to use it; thanks for the reminder!

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  25. I love negative die cuts too! These are excellent examples-both are beautifully done. I know you are going to enjoy the PTI blog hops! See ya around!

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