Hi Everyone! Ashley here sharing Loads of Happy  paired with a few other sets! 

I started this card with the unicorn and bumper car from Peek a Boo Fair. I knew I wanted to use a Loads of Happy sentiment but by starting with the images I was able to establish colors and layout. Next, I heat embossed the large happy birthday sentiment from the Loads of Happy stamp set. The font style is perfect and trendy and the size is so fun to work with. The card needed a little bit more so I added the balloons from Sweet Swines. Finally, I stamped a few starts from Peek a Boo Fair. 

I'm so glad I have a card to add to my Birthday card stash. I love having several available for all of the upcoming birthdays!

Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies:

Loads of Happy Stamps

Peek a Boo Fair Stamps

Peek a Boo Fair Dies

Sweet Swines Stamps

Sweet Swines Dies

White Embossing Powder

Loads Of Happy Week - Day 3

Hello everyone! I'm here with a super fun Loads Of Happy card!

For my project, I first created an ink blended background. Then, I added a heavy dose of Avery Elle Shimmer Spray and some ink splatters. Once it was dry I added the awesome chunky Loads Of Happy sentiments. 

Finally, to create my card, I added a little piggy from Sweet Swines and frame from Wonky Scallops.

Thanks so much for stopping by and have a great day! 

Loads of Happy Week - Day 2

Hi there!

Elena here, with a card that shows off Loads of Happy and Hot Dog:

I started out by stamping and die-cutting the dog and confetti images from Hot Dog, and then I colored them using copic markers.

Then, I cut a piece of white cardstock for the card-base, and used a blending brush and an aqua-colored ink to add color to the background. I created an ombré effect by heavily saturating the top of the card, and blended it down to almost white at the bottom. It's a fun and easy way to add color and interest to a card base in only a few minutes!

Then, once I planned out my sentiment placement, I heat-embossed the large happy birthday greeting (from Loads of Happy) in white, so that it would really pop! I stamped the secondary greeting, from Hot Dog, in black ink at the bottom. 

To finish off, I added the gift-bearing dog to the empty corner, and adhered party confetti all around. To fill in some of the blank spaces, I added dots using a white gel pen.

I hope you like my card for today! Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies:

Loads of Happy

Hot Dog

Hot Dog Elle-ments

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Loads Of Happy Week - Day 1

Hey there.  Caryn here with a look at the awesome Loads of Happy stamp set and co-ordinating dies.  I love the scale and font in this set and how the set includes the shadow die as well as the regular word die.  Instead of creating a mat with it I used it to create a negative space on the white die-cut layer on my card front and put the Happy die cut into it.  I love how this technique gives a look of depth without adding any actual thickness to the card. 

To create more dimension I die cut the word Happy twice from white cardstock, then once from red and adhered them together.  I then added some Diamond Glaze onto that for some gloss.

I haven't played with the Hello Chum set in a while so thought this would be a good opportunity to grab one of my favourite sharks and add him to the card.

Supplies:

Loads of Happy Clear Stamps

Loads of Happy Elle-ments

Hello Chum Clear Stamps

Hello Chum Elle-ments

Wonky Stitches Elle-ments

Fog Dye Ink