Hi Everyone, and welcome to our Altenew Craft-A-Flower and Glitter Cardstock Release Blog Hop! The new Daffodil die layering set is so pretty, and I love what the other designers created.
I used the gorgeous new Glitter Cardstock with the previously released Craft-A-Flower Anemones to create a wedding or engagement card, and I think it turned out so pretty! Actually, the new cardstock is so sparkly, glittery that I had to turn down the photo brilliance so you can see the detail.
I layered the glitter cardstock over a white base for the flower and decided to add interest with Altenew Artist Markers. The most exciting discovery with this cardstock, though, is that I used Altenew Permanent Black ink, and stamped the Baroque images onto the cardstock. I then used Artist Markers to shade in the stamped images. How cool is that?
Blog Hop Giveaway Prizes
$200 in total prizes! To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $50 gift certificate to two lucky winners, and a $20 gift certificate to five winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by 07/13/2021 for a chance to win. Altenew will draw seven random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop, and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on 07/15/2021.
Blog Hop
You probably hopped here from Daniel Diaz and the next stop is Carol Hintermeier!
Here is the complete list:
Erin Thompson —You are here—
Thanks so much for hopping along today! Let me know what your favorite new release product is: Are you a Daffodil fan, glitter cardstock, or do you love it all? Love and artsy hugs!
Erin
Everyday Expressions 
I love the glitter paper and such a unique take on the die!
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The colors of the cardstock gradients are beautifully curated. It is a great idea to pair them with black, thanks for the inspiration Erin!
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Gorgeous!!! That glitter paper just adds so much!!!
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Love how the paint splatter goes with the glitter cs! Beautiful!!
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I think you may have inspired me to give glitter cardstock a try!
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Gorgeous glitter cardstock color combination. Very subtle.
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Wow- I would not have thought you could stamp on glitter cardstock. That came out really nicely though. Did the glitter stick to your markers?
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Thanks so much! No! The glitter does not transfer to your fingers, the stamps, or the artist marker.
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That looks gorgeous. And for some reason, it doesn’t look like too much glitter. I really like it!
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Gorgeous card and a clever way to color the flower!
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Your card is amazing!
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So beautiful!! I love the black and glitter!
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Erin this card is absolutely stunning!!! Gorgeous gorgeous!!! ❤️
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Gorgeous card. Love the new glitter papers!
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GORGEOUS!
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Gorgeous design
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Is it ok to drool over glitter cardstock? 🤣
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Beautiful 🙂
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So pretty with the sparkle.
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I Really never think to layer on the glitter cardstock but the finished look of your card is amazing. I will definitely give it a try.
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Nice
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Such a beautiful wedding card!!
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I like how your paint splatter and silver jewels complimented your flower!
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Beautiful glitter paper, black background with blue glitter flower card is stunning. Thanks for sharing!
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Amazing card! Absolutely gorgeous.
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Incredible detail on the bottom petals! Great coloring job ❤️
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Great look on the dark cardstock. I like the arrangement.
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That glittery cardstock is perfect for diecuts….shows off so well against your black cardstock, too.
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Beautiful card. I love the unique style.
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Very lovely! Looks like an invitation delivered to Cinderella for the ball! Love it and your creativity! Definitely for a very special occasion.
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Gorgeous card! I love the colors and design, and all that pretty sparkle!
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I love how the glittery card stock looks against the dark background!
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Thanks for the inspiration. Must give glitter cardstock a try.
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