Countdown to Confetti: Folded Tag Sentiments

Hey, 'Fetti Fans, welcome to Day 2 of the March Release for Reverse Confetti! 

 

This is such a fabulous release, with five new stamp sets and seven new Confetti Cuts!

Lots of sweet goodness coming this month!

Today, we are introducing a new set of Confetti Cuts called Folded Tag that come with a coordinating stamp set called Folded Tag Sentiments.

 

I love the font and sentiments used in the Folded Tag Sentiments --

they are perfect for so many occasions!

 

I decided to use them to make a gift tag for a baby gift, along with a coordinating card.

 

 

The Folded Tag is so fabulous -- and so fun when you're using double sided patterned paper!

The idea is that you can write a little note on the inside of the tag,

which the recipient can read when they open it.

 

 

For my tag, I diecut some Teresa Collins patterned paper with the Folded Tag Confetti Cuts.

I diecut the rectangle die from some white cardstock and stamped it with the Folded Tag Sentiments stamp in tropical teal.

Super quick and easy -- but with a lovely result!

 

 

For my card, I diecut several rectangles from Teresa Collins patterned paper.

Again, I diecut the rectangle die from some white cardstock and stamped it with the Folded Tag Sentiments stamp, but this time I stamped it in fresh mint.

I adhered these to my card on a angle and used another new die being released this month 

(Wonky Scallop Border Confetti Cuts) to create two borders along the top and the bottom.

Note: the Wonky Scallop Border Confetti Cuts cuts two different sized borders (so fabulous to have a two in one die!) and for my card, I used the smaller scallops.

 

 

 

 That's it for today!

There will be a $15 gift certificate up for grabs, so you make sure you leave a comment 

on each sneak peek post for each designer to increase your chances of winning!

Comments will close at noon CST on March 7th and the winner will be 

announced later that day at 5pm CST.

Want another chance to win? 

Head on over to Reverse Confetti's Facebook page and 

look for the graphic posted there.

 

Thanks for looking