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Tuesday, March 20, 2018

Reverse Confetti / Misti Spring Fling Blog Hop!

Thanks for stopping by! It's a great day for a visit! The Reverse Confetti Crew is hopping with the My Sweet Petunia design team today! My Sweet Petunia is the creator of the Misti - the most incredible stamping tool ever. If you're hopping along you should have reached me from Judy Rozema's blog. If you'd like to start at the beginning and get all the details you can find them here at Reverse Confetti's blog.
When the Misti was first released I wasn't quick to respond. I didn't see it the way I do today. I thought it was for "multiple stamping" - meaning it was mostly useful to people who make multiples of the same card. I am a prolific card maker and hardly ever make two of the same design.

Once I got the Misti stamping tool in my hands I learned to appreciate it - and many ways to use it. A day NEVER goes by when I'm not using my Misti stamping too. The hop today is going to show you loads of different ways that the Misti will make the stamping process easier - helping you eliminate mistakes that are common using ink and clear blocks.

I used to hate solid image stamps - like the paint swatches that make up the background of this card. I hated the blotchy look from the uneven inking on solids. Using the Misti tool I can ink the same image several times, stamping it in the same exact position adding layers of ink until I'm happy and have a clean crisp image with no little white spots.

I never used to do repeat patterns either - I would marvel at other crafters who could line up images perfectly. Today that's a snap. The grid paper, and rulers help me line up images like a pro!   So no more hiding your solid stamps and worrying about lining things up perfectly! 
I stamped a row of paint swipes from the Reverse Confetti COLOR ME HAPPY. I stamped in shades of Reverse Confetti Ink (PIGGY BANK, PEACH, BUMBLEBEE, PARAKEET, and ICED AQUA). After stamping all those colorful swatches I didn't want to mess up the sentiment. Again I used my Misti stamp tool so it was lined up perfectly and it stamped evenly.
The colorful swatches make a beautiful background for the HIPPITY HOPPITY Bunnies that I left uncolored. 


The next stop on this hop is Susan Wymer. But before you go, make sure you leave me a comment. There's some candy up for grabs and you can't win if you don't comment. Two lucky commenters from the hop to win one of two prizes: a $60 shopping spree at www.mysweetpetunia.com and a $60 shopping spree at www.reverseconfetti.com  You must leave their comments no later than Sunday, March 25th, at 11:59 PM Central time and winners will be announced on Tuesday March 27th, on the Reverse Confetti and My Sweet Petunia blogs.

Here's a complete list of all the designers with projects to share today...


Jeanne Jachna  (That's Me!)

Good luck and happy hopping!




Finished Size: 4.25 x 5.5"
Stamps | Reverse Confetti Color Me, Hippity Hoppity
Dies | Reverse Confetti Hippity Hoppity

60 comments:

  1. Such a happy, fun card, Jeanne! I love your spring colors you chose!

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  2. Such a fun card. Love the paint stroke background for the bunnies. Your colors are perfect for Easter.

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  3. The colors are so vibrant & cheerful! Sweet card
    using those lovable bunnies.

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  4. So sweety bunnies and perfect colors for Easter !

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  5. Love those colors and the bunnies are so cute.

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  6. What a darling card! Love the pops of color!

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  7. Love that you used the "swipes" as your color focal point and then left the bunnies white. Hippity Hoppity is one of my favorite sets for creating Easter cards; thanks for the inspiration.

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  8. what an adorable card! I always have a difficult time with these cute paint swatch stamps and trying to figure out how to use them. your card is perfect for what to do. thank you for the inspiration! :)

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  9. I am marveling at your use of the paint swatches and color combo. Perfect!!

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  10. I really like the paint stripe colors with the black and white bunnies. Very sweet card.

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  11. Those bunnies are just too cute!!

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  12. The MISTI is definitely a game changer!

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  13. Color me happy is an understatement! That’s a sweet sweet card 💜

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  14. Love love love! Thank you for the reminder that images don't have to be colored in! I love your design

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  15. How adorable! I never thought just the background colored would add so much color! This is brilliant!

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  16. So sweet, simple, and colorful in pastels. Love all the details, colors, patterns, and design. Just lovely.

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  17. How cute! Sweet bunnies. Love the colors ♥

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  18. So cute. Always love your fantastic ideas.

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  19. I love your card! The colors you choose shout Spring to me!

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  20. Darling bunnies, and I love the water color stripes!

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  21. Aren't they a sweet pair! This is adorable!

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  22. What cute cards! I love the notebook paper background! The colors blend so well and makes you think spring for sure.

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  23. The bunnies are so cute! I love that you left them uncolored, but stamped strips of colors behind them for the background. It gives a nice balance to your card.

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  24. Cute card - I just love the easter colored background.

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  25. Love your sweetly colorful cards!

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  26. This is such a sweet card, Jeanne! Your background stamping is so perfect :o)

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  27. ooh this card is so darn cute - love it:)

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  28. I like the colorful background for these adorable bunnies.

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  29. Love the paint stroke background with the black & white rabbits.

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  30. I love the paint swipes - they really set the cards off!

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  31. What a darling fun card! Love the bright colors you used!

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  32. Love Love the way you added color with the background strips! And the bunnies of course are adorable. Thank you for the inspiration!

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  33. Adorable--love those sweet bunnies!

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  34. I absolutely love love love this card. The cute bunnies, the bright happy ( well spaced, well stamped) ink sweeps and just how much this card made me smile. After doing this blog I am realising that although I'm still very much at the starting point, so many of the mistakes I have would be fixable with a Misti, I fully understand your first paragraph now, thank you x

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  35. Cute card. Love the bright colors.

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  36. Cute card! Love these bunnies and the multicolored background is so pretty!

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  37. I like this cute and colorful spring card.

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  38. Darling card! I love the colors for your background, and those bunnies are just adorable! Sweet!

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  39. Awesome! Very clean and simple, but effective card! Love it!

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  40. I like that you let the stamped bunny images stand on their own without coloring!

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  41. Fabulous card!! I love how you used the paint swatches stamp to make a colorful background and then left the bunnies uncolored. Coloring is not easy for me and I'm always trying to think of ways to make cards that please me without having to color the images. I love this one!!!

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  42. Love this card!! The bright colors in the background make the bunnies pop. The Misti is great. I use it for all of my stamping now.

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  43. What an adorable quick card! LOVE the colors and sweet bunnies! So much fun!

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  44. Love the colors -- love the little bunnies -- so cute! Loved the card - beautiful! Thanks for sharing your design.

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  45. Love the vibrant colors in the background!

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  46. Gorgeous colours and cute bunnies. Hugz

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  47. I love the look of black and white critters over watercolor stripes (whether "real" watercolor or stamped). I really need to remember that for my next cards! And I completely agree: solid stamping was a nightmare before stamp positioners, and I only tried it for three months! I'm so glad I started stamping in the MISTI era.

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  48. Adorable card! I love the paint swipe background and the colours!

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  49. Super fun and cute - love those bunnies.

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  50. Love those bunnies on the paint swatches. That design is so versatile!

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  51. Jeanne those bunnies look so cute on the colorful brushes of paint behind them :-)

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