LDRS Creative April Release Blog Hop Day #3

Thank you for joining us on our LDRS Creative inspiration week blog hop! In this release, we are introducing some cute and simple stamps to create project for your loved ones on Mother's Day, Father's Day, and more! We even have some patriotic vibe going on! There are lots of gorgeous projects using products from our new release. You can even see them in action with step-by-step projects by our amazing designers on their blogs and our own LDRS Creative Youtube channel (make sure you subscribe)!

First, we have TWO brand new clear stamp sets called Americana and You're So Tweet!

Next, we have something for all our Polkadoodles fans! We had previously introduced Ruby (Celebration, Pretty Cute, So Sassy) at Creativation and decided to give her her own spotlight on Day 1, along with a gorgeous new 6x6 paper pack called Daisy Delights!

We also have TWO new die sets that will help you get a fabulous look in no time, on top of being simply adorable: a full coverplate die called Petalette Peek-A-Boo and a Sweet Village Border Duos.

And you can grab the entire release in bundle, because you KNOW you need them all!

Simply use the list at the end of the post to keep hopping!

Each day we are giving away a $25 LDRS Creative gift card to one lucky hopper! To enter leave a comment on each blog in the hop, plus follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Winners will be announced on the LDRS Creative inspiration blog on April 9th.

AND for the release event we are excited to offer some great savings!

Save 15% on the new release*, including already discounted bundles and use code APR15

(*Coupon valid until April 10, 2019, midnight EST)

For my card today I used the new Americana set along with the Sweet Village border dies.
I die cut the main panels from white card stock. Die cut the border from one of them. In meantime I stamped, colored and cut the truck. I adhered piece of Sweet Celebration paper onto top folding note card. I arranged the front panel and stamped the sentiment, then adhered to the card base.
Watch the video below to see how this card came to be