Countdown to Confetti - Naughty or Nice?

Today is the last day of Reverse Confetti's October release countdown. Our last featured set is a super fun one called Naughty Or Nice. I love the cheeky sentiments!

All of the new products will be available in the Reverse Confetti store

at midnight tonight.

Be sure to visit the Reverse Confetti blog for links to all the designers posting peeks today. Leave comments on each designer's blog for a chance to win a $15 Reverse Confetti gift certificate. Also, head over to the Reverse Confetti Facebook page for an additional giveaway. 

I've used some of the Naughty or Nice sentiments for a holiday tag trio. Each tag starts with a Topped Off Tag Confetti Cuts die-cut. This first one is cut from Lime Green card stock and topped with an Avocado topper, a Brick Hang Ups Confetti Cuts grommet, and some Charcoal Striped Twine. I used the new Pointed Out stencil on the background. I stamped the sentiment in Brick, Lime Green, and Avocado. The snowflake accents were done with the Snowflake Trio Confetti Cuts.

The sentiment on this one makes me laugh! Again I stamped in multiple colors, this time on a Cloud White tag base, then topped the tag with some Very Merry patterned paper, and a holly embellishment that I die-cut using the previously released Holly Confetti Cuts.

If this one doesn't make you smile ...

The new products I used here are:

"Dear Santa" is stamped in Brick ink, the aqua chevron pattern is from the Very Merry paper collection, the Avocado tag base is stenciled with Pointed Out, and the snowflakes are diecut with the Snowflakes Trio Confetti Cuts.

Stamps: Naughty or Nice

Dies: Merry Christmoose, 2 Way Stripes Cover Panel, Lacy Scallop Circles, Snowflake Trio

Topped Off Tag, Hang Ups, Holly, Edge Essentials

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black; Reverse Confetti Lime Green, Avocado, Brick

Paper: Very Merry patterned paper collection, Lime Green, Avocado, Brick, and Cloud White card stock

Other: Charcoal Striped Twine

 

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For links to all the RC designers posting today, visit the Reverse Confetti blog.

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