Today I’ve got another bundle of cards to share, featuring awesome new stamps from the upcoming Stamping Bella release, along with colouring videos for each of the images! This set of images all work together as part of a FAIRY TALE theme – so if you’ve been here before, or know me at all, you might guess that today is my very favourite!

Stamping Bella January 2017 Release Peeks Day 3:

This very first release for 2017 is setting the bar pretty high for the rest of the year.

If you missed the first day of peeks, check it out here: Stamping Bella January 2017 Release Peeks Day 1 and see the second day here: Stamping Bella January 2017 Release Peeks Day 2.

I use fairly similar supplies for each card, so you will find an overall supply list towards the end of this post, to keep things nice and tidy as I am sharing FIVE cards along with colouring videos for each of the images. With that in mind, you may want to grab a cup of your preferred beverage before continuing!

Stamping Bella Set of Dragons rubber stamp set:

I have been bugging Em for dragons for over a year. Cute, chubby, ridiculous little dragons. HERE THEY ARE! I hope you love them as much as I do.

Set of Dragons Card:

Set of Dragons Colouring Video:

Watch the colouring process in the video below or in HD over on my YouTube channel!

Copic colours used are shown in the video, and will also be available as a downloadable “colour map” from the Stamping Bella website when you purchase the stamp set.

Stamping Bella Set of Unicorns rubber stamp set:

Much like the dragons above, I have been pestering Em for a set of ridiculously cute, chubby unicorns for over a year. Hey presto, like magic, here they are! You’ll be seeing these on cards from me for a while to come. 😉

Set of Unicorns Card:

Set of Unicorns Colouring Video:

Watch the colouring process in the video below or in HD over on my YouTube channel!

Copic colours used are shown in the video, and will also be available as a downloadable “colour map” from the Stamping Bella website when you purchase the stamp set.

Stamping Bella Unicorn Sentiments rubber stamp set:

To go with the unicorns we have a fantastic sentiment set, which also includes a BONUS unicorn! I think he might actually be my favourite of the bunch. Shhhh, don’t tell the others. I used one of the sentiments on my card above.

Unicorn Sentiments Card:

Unicorn Sentiments Colouring Video:

Watch the colouring process in the video below or in HD over on my YouTube channel!

Copic colours used are shown in the video, and will also be available as a downloadable “colour map” from the Stamping Bella website when you purchase the stamp set.

Stamping Bella Unicorn Add-Ons rubber stamp set:

Since we have unicorns and sentiments, we should really have some accessories, right? RIGHT! Some fun little theme appropriate scene elements that you can use with any of the Fairy Tale themed stamps or even on their own. Plus, a couple of bonus sentiments.

I combined stamps from all three unicorn sets to create the card below.

Unicorn Add-Ons Card:

Unicorn Add-Ons Colouring Video:

Watch the colouring process in the video below or in HD over on my YouTube channel!

Copic colours used are shown in the video, and will also be available as a downloadable “colour map” from the Stamping Bella website when you purchase the stamp set.

More Unicorn Cards:

Here are another couple of cards featuring the unicorn stamp sets:

Stamping Bella Fairy Tale Squidgies rubber stamp set:

So many of you seem delighted by the new “Squidgy” line, so I’m very happy to present my personal favourite: Fairy Tale Squidgies!

Fairy Tale Squidgies Card:

Fairy Tale Squidgies Colouring Video:

Watch the colouring process in the video below or in HD over on my YouTube channel!

Copic colours used are shown in the video, and will also be available as a downloadable “colour map” from the Stamping Bella website when you purchase the stamp set.

Stamping Bella Squidgy Castle rubber stamp set:

Our gorgeous Fairy Tale Squidgies needed a place to live, so we absolutely had to have a Squidgy Castle, and in my card below I just had to add some dragons and a sentiment from one of the unicorn sets. 😉

Squidgy Castle Card:

Squidgy Castle Colouring Video:

Watch the colouring process in the video below or in HD over on my YouTube channel!

Copic colours used are shown in the video, and will also be available as a downloadable “colour map” from the Stamping Bella website when you purchase the stamp set.

Visit the Stamping Bella Blog:

For even more inspiration from the Bellariffic Babes, go visit today’s post on the Stamping Bella Blog and leave a comment over there for a chance to win!

Card-Making Supplies Used:

The images were all coloured using Copic Markers UK link*/US link* on Make it Colour Blending Card. White dot details were added using a Sakura White Gelly Roll pen UK link*/US link*. The bear noses have been accented with Ranger Glossy Accents UK link*/US link*.

I use my MISTI stamp tool UK link*/US link* for all stamping.

Patterned papers are either from a digital paper pack printed on cardstock using my CANON Pixma printer */US link* or are old papers from my stash.

I also use some  silver glitter card UK link*/US link* on some of the cards.

The layers etc are die cut using Lawn Fawn Stitched Square, Stitched Circle and Stitched Rectangle die sets along with some other dies. Lawn Fawn Dies UK link*/Lawn Fawn dies US link*

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