Altenew Educators NEW FAVORITE Blog Hop and Linky Party + Giveaway

Hello fellow crafters!

Welcome to my blog. Today I am thrilled to be part of the Altenew Certified Educators blog hop where we celebrate and share one of our new favourite products from Altenew.

Prizes:

$130 in total prizes! Altenew is giving away a $20 gift certificate to 3 lucky winners and a $15 gift certificate to 4 winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by 01/09/2022 for a chance to win.

There’s MORE! What’s a hop without YOU?! We have included an Inlinkz at the Altenew blog for you to enter your gorgeous Altenew “New Favorite” creations. We will pick one of our favorite handmade creations from those who joined the linky party and they will receive a $10 Altenew gift certificate!

Altenew will draw 7 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on 01/10/2022.

Now, onto my NEW FAVORITE products from Altenew….

I have always loved roses so any stamp set with roses will most definitely be finding it’s way into my craft room!

I immediately fell in love with the Craft-Your-Life Project Kit: Garden Rose when it was released a few months ago. The monthly kits are such great value for money. If you are interested in subscribing to this kit, you can find all the details here https://shrsl.com/3bic7

Each kit contains an outline stamp set, matching dies, a 3D embossing folder and the co-ordinating stencils to colour the images. This gives you heaps of options for creating lots of different cards from one set.

If you would like to just purchase the Garden Rose kit, you can find it here https://shrsl.com/37ay5

I knew I had to schedule a virtual class which would feature this kit. Here are the two fancy fold cards we created in the class.

The first card is called a Bendy Card. I decided to demonstrate how you can use a floral stamp set to create a Christmas/holiday themed card.

My second card is called a Tunnel Card. I used the 3D embossing folder on each side and ink blended over the raised parts of the embossed image to enhance and colour the flowers and leaves. Some patterned paper was added to the back of the tunnel.