Altenew April 2022 Spring Garden Collection Release Blog Hop + Giveaway ($300 in total prizes)

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Hey everyone! My crafty friends and I are joining Altenew for the brand new Spring Garden Hot Foil/Stand-alone Die Release (ALT) and Blog Hop! Thanks so much to Emily Midgett at the Altenew Card Blog for relaying you over to my blog.

If you want to relive the amazing project ideas from the team of designers for this release, head back over to the Altenew Card Blog or keep reading to find the complete blog list. Don’t miss the wonderful giveaway opportunities as well–more on that down below!

April 2022 Spring Garden Release

Spring Garden Full Release Bundle

Bountiful Bouquet 8th Anniversary Stamp Set

In addition to the Spring Garden Full Release Bundle seen above, Altenew also released a HUGE layering floral stamp set called Bountiful Bouquet Stamp and Die Bundle. This is an 8.5X11″ letter sized stamp set with layering images and a coordinating die. You can easily fill an entire A2 sized card front with this beautiful image.

How To Make This Card

  1. Heat emboss the outline image in Bountiful Bouquet Stamp Set in a gold embossing powder.
  2. Layer and stamp the coordinating images to the outline. I used a select mix of Altenew Crisp Inks.
  3. Cut the die cut bouquet in half between the two flower images.
  4. White heat emboss the ‘You’ sentiment from Endless Florescence Stamp Set. White heat emboss the ‘make life beautiful’ sentiment from Bountiful Bouquet Stamp Set.
  5. Add a mirror gold border to the sentiment box. Embellish the card with Pure White Ink splatters.

Supplies You Need to Make This Card

Bountiful Bouquet Stamp & Die Bundle
Altenew

Altenew Crisp Dye Ink
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Endless Florescence Stamp & Die Bundle
Altenew

Pure White Ink Spray
Altenew

Prism & Opalescent Chevron Foil Card

I featured two NEW beautiful crafting items on this card: Chevon Background Hot Foil Plate & Wonderfully Made Die. Together with a rainbow color scheme, this made for a quick and simple card for any occasion.

How To Make This Foiled Card

  1. Start with an A2 rainbow ink blended background. I used a select mix of my Altenew Crisp Ink collection.
  2. Use opalescent foil and the Chevon Background Hot Foil Plate to add shine to your ink blended panel.
  3. Die cut the Wonderfully Made Die sentiment from white cardstock. Stack and adhere to the middle of your opalescent foiled background.
  4. Embellish the card with enamel dots.

Supplies You Need to Make This Card

Chevron Background Hot Foil Plate
Altenew

Altenew Crisp Dye Ink
Altenew

Wonderfully Made Die
Altenew

Altenew Enamel Dots
Altenew

Ornate Window Rainbow Card

You are going to see a running theme throughout this entire Spring Bouquet Release. For this second card, I complemented the Ornate Door Die with another rainbow palette.

How To Make This Card

  1. Start with a vertically rainbow ink blended panel of white cardstock. I used the same mix of Altenew Crisp Inks as the previous card.
  2. Die cut and stack the Ornate Door Die from white cardstock. Adhere this chipboard-like element to the center of the rainbow panel.
  3. Die cut and stack the Handwritten Hello Die to finish this very simple card.

Supplies You Need to Make This Card

Ornate Door Die
Altenew

Altenew Crisp Dye Ink
Altenew

Handwritten Hello Die Set
Altenew

Ink Blending Tool – Small
Altenew

Simple Scene Rainbow Card

My final card features another rainbow. I love the minimalist result of this die cut card featuring the Lacy Doily Die and Itty Bitty Branches Die Set.

How To Make This Card

  1. Ink blend a rainbow circle onto the center of a white A2 panel.
  2. Die cut the Lacy Doily from white cardstock. Die cut two of the Itty Bitty Branches from gold mirror cardstock.
  3. Use an enamel based adhesive to glue down the die cuts to the rainbow blended background panel. Apply adhesive sparingly to ensure the paper curls for some dimension.
  4. Embellish with a die cut sentiment from Craft Your Life Project Kit: Dynamic Blossoms and Essential White Enamel Dots.

Supplies You Need to Make This Card

Lacy Doily Die
Altenew

Itty Bitty Branches Die Set
Altenew

Craft Your Life Project Kit: Dynamic Blossoms
Altenew

Essential Black & White Enamel Dots
Altenew


More Ways to Shop

Shop the Whimsical Fairy Tale Release
My Altenew Crafty MUST-HAVES

How to Enter the Giveaway

$300 in total prizes! To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $50 gift certificate to 2 lucky winners and a $25 gift certificate to 8 winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by 05/01/2022 for a chance to win. 

Altenew will draw 10 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on 05/03/2022.

Thank You for Visiting My Blog

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58 thoughts on “Altenew April 2022 Spring Garden Collection Release Blog Hop + Giveaway ($300 in total prizes)

  1. Thank you for sharing your lovely work. I especially like the “Simple Scene Rainbow Card,” because it is something I think I could do when I need a quick-but-doesn’t-look-quick card.

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