Hi crafty friend! Welcome to Waffle Flower’s November 2020 Release day! Today Waffle Flower is rolling out their new release that includes 3 stamp sets, 1 stamp-n-stencil combo, and 14 stencils! All of the products from this month’s release are already waiting for you on the website here!
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This month’s Waffle Flower release is all about creativity boosters! For many of us, time in the craftroom is all about clearing the mind and recharging! With that goal in mind, Waffle Flower packed this release full of stencils and silhouettes designed to feed your imagination! So, take a mini-break from your holiday crafting and take a look at these new goodies!
As you know I am a rainbow color lover, and when I saw the new amazing stencils, I knew that I will create something colorful with them. I have used the Paint Strokes Stencil, the Stripes Builder Stencil and the Infinite Petals Stencils in creating these rainbow cards.
For the first one I just picked Distress Oxide inkpads in random rainbow colors and made a quick ink blending through the Paint Strokes Stencil and it turned out magically! I really LOVE the result. Because the background is very colorful, I just added a gold heat embossed Peony Bouquet Vellum Die-cut and a gold heat embossed sentiment which I have created with the Spotlight Holiday Elements stamp set.
For my second rainbow card I did the same like the previous one, but this time with the Stripes Builder Stencil. I put the stencil to the top of my card diagonally and I wanted to make it a bit imperfect, so I overlayed sometimes the colors.
When the colorful background was done, I heat embossed on it the image with sentiment from the Spotlight Holiday Elements stamp set and finally I added a little bling with the Gold Glitz Glitter Gel through Keeway's Sky Scene Stencil.
For my last rainbow card, I made the same thing with the Infinite Petals Stencils. I just turned it 4 times to get this amazing and colorful look.
I added a little bling too with the Gold Glitz Glitter Gel trough Keeway's Sky Scene Stencil. In the end I just added an airy shaded Peace sentiment because I like the rainbow focus.
One of my favorites from this release is this new and super cute Fall for You stencil-n-stamp. Stencils are used to create larger elements and the coordinating stamps add focal points and fine details. Waffle Flower’s first stencil-n-stamp is the adorable Fall for You by artist Cassie Loizeaux (stencil-n-stamp).
I have created these cards with ink blending through the stencils with different Distress Oxide Colors, then stamped with watermark ink with the coordinated stamp set and heat embossed it with white and gold embossing powders.
As a last step for the background I added Teal and Gold Glitz Glitter Gel through the 3rd stencil and let it dry. In the end I just put a big Peace word die-cut and heat embossed sentiment and put my card together. I love how these cards turned out.
Thank you so much for stopping by, as always, you can find the used supplies below the post. And now giveaway time! YAAAY!
Ready to see some of these goodies in action? Check the full lineup of guest designers and team members in today’s Blog Hop on the Waffle Flower blog! Your next stop is the super talented Rachel Alvarado! Happy Hopping!
GIVEAWAYS
For today’s hop, Waffle Flower is giving away $25 gift certificate to THREE lucky winners. You can leave a comment on this blog and along the hop by 11:59pm EDT on November 8th, 2020 for your chances to win. Winners will be chosen at random from the comments left on any of the posts in this blog hop and will be announced on the Waffle Flower Blog on 11/11/2020.
SPECIALS
From now till November 8th, 2020, all orders over $50 placed at waffleflower.com will receive a FREE set of Merry Bow Stencil (No code required; Limited 1 per customer; While supplies last).
USED SUPPLIES
I’ve listed all the supplies I used below, so you can easily find them. Some of the links are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase, at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much for supporting my blog and creative work!


































