Your Next Stamp November Preview Day Card Video

Hello fellow card makers.

Today is Preview Day. The day we get to sneak a peak at what is being released tomorrow at 10:00 pm EST. Thats right, it's November folks, I can not believe it. To check out what the rest of the design team is sharing (CLICK HERE!) to go to the Your Next Stamp blog.

I was inspired to create my project from a fellow paper crafter, Karolyn Loncon. You can visit her blog (CLICK HERE!) to see all of her fab projects. 

I started with Brand New products by Your Next Stamp! When the new products go live, you can (CLICK HERE!) to visit the online store, new products page. I used the new Drink Tag die set and Reinbeer Stamp set to make my drink tags. 

I took Altenew's Moonrock cardstock and cut two of the wine tags out in my die-cutting machine. Then I took some Strathmore Bristol smooth cardstock and ink blended some pieces with Ranger Distress Oxide inks. I used Candied Apple, Twisted Citron, Black Soot, and Wilted Violet. I splashed some water onto my ink blended paper to get that bubble effect we all know and love. If you don't know what I am referring to, please look for a link to my YouTube video below in this post. I show you how I created these tags in the video. 

I then cut out my wine bottle, glasses, and grapes from the ink blended pieces. I stamped my sentiment from the brand new Reinbeer stamp set. This set is so fun. I used the Holiday Cheers sentiment. I white heat embossed the sentiment using Versamark ink on a piece of Lawn Fawn Black Licorice cardstock. I then cut it out with the second smallest Stitched rectangle die. 

I popped up all the elements of my tags with recollections circle foam adhesives. I finished off the tags adding a few dots of Nuvo Jewel drops is coordinating colors. 

For a link to my YouTube video, and links to the products used to make this card, look below. The new products will be available November 11th 2017 at 10:00 pm EST. (CLICK HERE!) to go to the new products page on the Your Next Stamp online store site. 

Thank you for visiting my blog today,

Koren