MFT Stamps | November Card Kit is now LIVE!!

Hi crafty friends! The MFT November Card Kit, which is called Christmas Cash, is NOW LIVE in the store.

The CHRISTMAS CASH Card Kit includes the following products:

Christmas Cash Stamp Set
Price Tag Stamp Set
Money Card Die-namics
Christmas Complements Die-namics
Feelin' Festive Paper Pad
Lip Balm Pouches
Card Stock – Smooth White (3), Ripe Raspberry (1), Wild Cherry (1), Moroccan Spice (1), Caribbean Sea (1), Tropical Teal (1), Prickly Pear (1), Jalapeno Popper (1), Kraft (1), Black Licorice (1), Iridescent Rainbow (1)

There are also TONS of new products available separately that perfectly match the kit and thatyou can use to give money to someone:

Gift Card Pocket Die-namics
Coffee Bean Background Stamp
Coffee Break Stamp Set
Coffee Break Companions
Birthday Cash Stamp Set
Birthday Basics Die-namics
Tooth Fairy Wishes Stamp Set
Tooth Fairy Die-namics
Gas Money Stamp Set
Fill 'er Up Die-namics

And now, let's move into my project: I created a card using the newest Tooth Fairy Wishes stamp set and Tooth Fairy Die.

I just loved the Tooth Fairy Dienamics since I saw it, and while searching a die for another project I stumbled upon this stamp designed by Birdie Brown BB Picture Perfect that was PERFECT for a design in combination with the tooth fairy.

So I stamped it on a piece of Neenah cardstock and I colored it with copics (you can find the full -small- list below the post). I also stamped the sentiment below: I used a stamping tool, so that I could mask the word smile while stamping all the sentiment around and then I stamped the "smile" using Grape Jelly Ink.

I then moved into the rest of the card. For the background I used a piece of Grapesicle cardstock where I stamped the Touch of Texture background with the same violet ink. I also cut all the pieces of the tooth fairy using white cardstock for the tooth, gold sparkly cardstock for the crown and a sparkly vellum for the wings. I also added just a bit of W1 on the tooth to give dimension.

I white heat embossed the small sentiment and I assembled everything. And here's the finished result!

And that's all for today!

Thanks for stopping by, I really hope you will like it. Be sure to check out the MFT blog to see all the other product previews and for even more ideas and inspiration, please visit the My Favorite Things YouTube channel.

Hugs from Italy,