Beautiful Blooms for a Cheerful Thank You!
Last, she layered everything onto a fun blue check pattern from our Bright Basics Paper Pad. She cut the paper out using our Framework Die Set to give it the fun postage edge. What a beautiful floral card!
Last, she layered everything onto a fun blue check pattern from our Bright Basics Paper Pad. She cut the paper out using our Framework Die Set to give it the fun postage edge. What a beautiful floral card!

For her card background she used the tulip print from the Springtime Paper Pack, cutting it to fit just inside the edge of her white card base. Then she layered the circle over the top, letting it extend past the edge of the tulip paper and cutting off the excess area.
Last, she added the sentiment from the Hyacinth Stamp Set to make this card into a happy hello!
We hope you have been inspired by this card to create some floral cards and send them to friends! Everyone needs to be sent some flowers now and then!
To see more fun cards by Samantha you can visit her over on her blog, Sam' Scrap Candy!

With a delicate geometric design, this die is the perfect way to add a touch of texture to your projects. This die is sized for an A2 card and finished with a stitched border, making it a great addition to any style of card.



Want another chance to win? We will be having an instagram hop on Friday with a second prize! Please join us over on Instagram on Friday, April 18th for details!
Today Farhana is sharing a how to create a fun and simple shaker card using our Daisies Die Set!
She started with a white card front panel and cut out two rows of daisy silhouettes using our Daisies Die Set. She also cut out black daisy centers and set them aside. She stamped the sentiment from the Hyacinth Stamp Set in the corner of the bottom white panel.
Next, she took a second card panel and inked it with shades of pink and orange to layer behind the daisies.
In between the two layers, she created a flat shaker pocket using a piece of thin plastic, leftover from a product packaging. Inside the pocket she added glitter that sparkles when the recipient shakes the card. The white panels were adhered on top of the glitter pocket and she glued on the black daisy centers too.
A bonus of this technique is that the thin pocket and glitter only shaker make this card light, flat and easy to mail!
We hope you enjoyed this fun way to create a simple shaker card with recycled materials and glitter!
To see more of Farhana's creations you can visit blog, Everyday Engineered.
Today we a special guest post to share. We are featuring more inspiring work from the talented young Brennan Keane!
Hi everyone! If you don’t know me, my name is Brennan Keane, and I’m a floral-obsessed seventeen-year-old teenage boy cardmaker (which is definitely a mouthful). Newton’s Nook Designs was the first company I ever designed for, so I’m beyond excited to be back as a guest designer!
For today’s card, I’m working with the brand-new Hyacinth Stamp Set. I stamped three of these gorgeous florals and colored them up with Copics. For the flowers, I used V17, V15, and V12, with V09 for the centers. For the leaves and stems, I went with YG17, G24, and G21.
Next up is the background! I kept it super simple with some soft ink blending, using the leftover blue and green ink on my blending brushes to mimic the sky and ground.
I used the coordinating Hyacinth Die to cut out the flowers and popped them up with a little foam tape for dimension. For the sentiment, I chose “thank you,” which is also included in the Hyacinth Stamp Set.
Instead of just gluing the card front onto a plain white base, I stepped it up by using a deep aqua cardstock and doing some tone-on-tone stamping with the Cherry Blossoms Stamp. It’s a subtle detail, but I love the extra depth it adds!
Thanks so much for taking the time to check out my post. I absolutely love guest designing for Newton’s Nook and am so grateful to be asked back. Huge thanks to Jen for another opportunity!
Hope you all have an amazing day and happy crafting!
- Brennan



Want another chance to win? We will be having an instagram hop on Friday with a second prize! Please join us over on Instagram on Friday, February 28th for details!