Hi there! Today I’m honored to be joining Altenew for their June release blog hop. If you are following the hop then you should have arrived here from Anna Komenda’s blog.
My first project features the Moroccan Mosaic Background stamp set. I embossed the design in clear and blended Minty Mint, Sweet Leaf, Aqualicious and Teal Cave for the color. For the large “E” I used one of the fun new Logo Mega Alpha dies and then added a coordinating embossed sentiment from the Leaf Canopy set. You know what? I’ve already given this card away! I customized it with the first letter of the girl who we gave it to for a graduation card.
For this next card I used the Pinstripe stamp set.
I embossed the stripes in clear and blended Citrus Burst and Fresh Lemon ink for the color. I stamped the Leaf Canopy images using a mixture of Minty Mint, Dew Drops & Aqualicious for a soft gradient look. For the sentiment I used the Pinstripe stamp set.
My last card features the Cherished Memories stamp set.
To begin I stamped the Moroccan Mosaic background in cream onto cream cardstock for a soft, tone on tone look. Then I embossed the floral images from Cherished Memories in clear and blended Pink Pearl & Coral Bliss on one bloom, Citrus Burst & Orange Cream on the other bloom and Minty Mint & Sweet Leaf on the leaves.
Prizes:
To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 6 lucky winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or Altenew Scrapbook Blog by Wednesday, June 20th for a chance to win. 6 winners will be announced on the Altenew blogs on 6/24/2018.
You can also leave me a comment for your chance to receive a $30 gift certificate.
Your next stop on the hop is Karin Åkesdotter!
Thanks so much for stopping by!


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I’d love to pick your brain on a few questions I’ve been pondering concerning graduation parties. How much money do you give a graduate: 8th grade, high school, college? I mean, what’s the going rate these days? Also, and more importantly, how do I refrain from eating cake and meatballs at every single party? Thanks so much for stopping by!