Olga Moss : REVERSE CONFETTI SEPTEMBER RELEASE WEEK DAY 1

2019-09-05

REVERSE CONFETTI SEPTEMBER RELEASE WEEK DAY 1

It's time to start the Reverse Confetti September Release Week!

We have a few spectacular days ahead as we preview the new release that will be live in the store at midnight on September 8th.

Above is the schedule of what the rest of the week will look like.

Be sure to check out the blogs and social media pages of all of our Confetti Crew.

There is a link list at the end of this post.

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. 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…

On Facebook, simply leave a comment under the graphic. One person that comments on the graphic by 1pm EST on SEPTEMBER 7th will be randomly chosen to win a $15 gift certificate to the Reverse Confetti store. Winners for both the blog comments and Facebook comments will be announced here on the Reverse Confetti blog as well as on Facebook.

So, we begin Day 1 with an introduction to our

newest 6x6 paper pad

THIS & THAT

PEONY stamp set

Coordinating Confetti Cuts...

SENTIMENTALLY YOURS stamp set

STITCHED CIRCLES COVER PANEL

My card doesn’t take much explaining. I stamped the large individual flower, all the leaves and the stems from the new amazing Peony stamp set in Tattered Rose Distress Ink on watercolor paper and coloured all the images. I added deeper shadows with Faber Castell pencils.

Once I’d finished watercolouring each piece, I left them to dry and then fussy cut the flowers and leaves out, added foam adhesive to the back of each flower head making sure to have the base of each petal covered by the adhesive to keep them in place.

I set the flowers aside while I worked on the background. I embossed the kraft paper using new Stitched Circles Cover Panel. I deliberately did not want to cut the details completely, just give the texture to the background.

I trimmed the panel to be smaller than an A2 card base and I slightly toned the edges to balance out a floral bouquet. Then I used the foam adhesive to keep the flower heads in place and splattering with paint and white gouache.

Once I foam mounted the panel with flowers to a card base, I stamped a greeting from the new Sentimentally Yours stamp set in clear embossing ink on Midnight cardstock and white heat embossed before trimming to a skinny banner.