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Welcome to the Waffle Flower October Release Blog Hop! I’m happy to be hopping with the folks from Waffle Flower to show you all the fun new stuff awaiting you on the Waffle Flower website! Be sure to check out each stop in today’s blog hop for fun, inspiration, and chances to win some of these new release goodies! Link to the full collection: https://waffleflower.com/collections/2023-10
I have 5!!! cards that I created to share with you today using products from this new release.
The entire series of Postage Collage Stamps dies and stencils are favorites and this new Postage Collage For Fall collection celebrates my favorite season of all!
I used a bit of a different color combo to celebrate all things fall…especially pie! I blended Teal, Peach, Yellow and Browns to make this fun combo with the Postage Collage for Fall stencil and added details in black using the Postage Collage for Fall stamps.
For this card, I used the Pop-Up Fall Leaves Panel Die and the Fall Leaves Background Stencil to create my card and finished it with the Give Thanks Print die.
Once I was done ink blending I added some splatter using Gilded Distress Foundry Wax and Black Soot Distress Paint and of course popped up the leaves a bit.
This card features the new Woodgrain die I colored it with Distress Spray Stains in Antique Linen and Gathered Twigs and inked the edges when the stains were dry.
For the background on this card I used white ink on black Distress Mixed Media Heavystock and a splattering of Distress Mica Stain.
For the tree card I used the Dotted Labels Dies along with the Dotted Labels Christmas stamp set. I used some varigated floss to stitch the die that has all the colors of Christmas.
For the background I used the Pop Up Tree die along with the Duo-Tone Trees stencils. I added some red ornament dots with a paint pen and gave the panel a splattering of Sterling Foundry Wax.
For my final card I used Distress Kraft Heavystock and stamped some of the images from the Christmas Labels stamps to create my background using Distress Oxides in Wilted Violet and Lucky Clover. When the ink was dry I stamped all the snowflakes in Versamark and embossed them in white.
The stitching on this one was done in some metallic purple thread to coordinate with the background stamping. Hope you enjoyed these cards!
Next on the hop is Channin Pelletier!
Here’s a peek at the entire release:
BLOG HOP LIST
For today’s hop, Waffle Flower is giving away $25 gift certificates at every stop of the hop, that’s a total of 3 chances to win! You can leave a comment on this blog and along the hop by 11:59pm EST on Wednesday October 11th, 2023 for your chances to win. Winners will be chosen at random from the comments and will be announced on the Waffle Flower Blog on Winner Thursday 10/12/2023.
From now till October 9th, 2023, all orders placed at waffleflower.com will receive an exclusive Dotted Butterfly Sampler Die (No code required!).
For those of you who are new to Waffle Flower, they have a Last Chance section on their website that lists many goodies for 25% off until they are gone! This would be a great place to start your collection! And don’t forget to check out their monthWaffle Flower October Release Blog Hoply Flash Sales!
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You’ve shared a fantastic group of fall and holiday cards with the new release. Thanks for all the inspiration!
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The postage is so cute. I AM IN LOVE with the images and the way you colored them.
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I LOVE the leaves background and gorgeous fall cards! Your Christmas one are fabulous too!
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Beautiful cards. So great for Fall!
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The leaves on the first “Give Thanks” card almost look metallic! Love that look! Beautiful!
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Once again I am super impressed with that Woodgrain die!! I love what you did with it. Once of my favorites in the Hop.
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Pretty cards!
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I like the bold gold sentiment!
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Love how you did the bark for the woodgrain die card. Very realistic. Love the fall postage card too.
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In love with the fall postage card – so amazing!
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Beautiful cards… love all the designs and colors ❤️ Great inspiration.
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Love the postage and those pretty little part cut xmas trees are just adorbs. Fab cards. Hugz
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Well done! Beautiful cards.
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All of these cards are so beautifully done! Really love all of the new products.
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Such gorgeous fall and Christmas cards! So creative.
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Wonderful cards and great inspiration!!
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Awesome fall and holiday cards! I especially love the fall version of the stencils for the postage die!
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Beautiful designs! I love the CAS look of the woodgrain card!
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Love these cards!! This release is so much fun.
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Such beautiful cards. My favorite is the leaf pop up card. The colors of the leaves are stunning! Thanks for sharing!
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So many wonderful cards.
Love the wood chip with
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They are all so pretty!
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Lovely cards! What a fantastic variety of different designs you came up with.
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Beautiful cards and brilliant colors. Such a lovely release!
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You have made such a gorgeous selection of fall and holiday cards! Just fantastic!
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Wonderful inspiration with these gorgeous cards. I love the beautiful leaves and the postage stamp sets. Thanks for sharing.
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The postage stamp collection is my favorite
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Beautiful designs…..love the stamp design.
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You are so creative!!! And love the fall colors and images!!
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Wonderful variety of cards you have created with this release.
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Great colors!
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Your cards are beautiful. Love this new Waffle Flower release
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Wonderful cards. I really like that postage stamp card and the great leaves.
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Gorgeous cards! The postage stamp card is wonderful and all of the cards with the dotted dies are great.
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