Team Tuesday - with Anna Wight

 

We’re excited to bring you another inspiring Team Tuesday here at My Sweet Petunia, featuring the incredibly talented Anna Wight! In today’s post, Anna shares a beautifully detailed floral card that highlights how effortless precision stamping can be—even on textured watercolor paper. With the help of the Mini MISTI, she achieves crisp, perfectly placed impressions that allow her artistic watercoloring to truly shine. It’s a wonderful reminder of how the right tools can elevate every step of your creative process! 

Hello everyone! Anna here, with greetings from the pacific northwest! 

The card I’m sharing today was made using the new Jar and Flowers clear stamp set from SweetMissDaisy Designs. The card showcases the beautiful sunflower image from the set, as well as one of the sentiments. Both were stamped perfectly using a Mini Misti! 

I used the Mini Misti to stamp the main focal image several times on watercolor paper to ensure a great impression on the textured paper. The sentiment was also stamped several times to ensure a perfect impression on the textured watercolor paper. 

I painted the image with watercolor paints and added additional details to the wings of the bee using metallic paint for a little sparkle and shine.

I love how the Mini Misti allows me to stamp perfectly, every time! On card panels or on smaller sentiment banners, I can stamp with precision every time, giving me the perfect placement and impression for every project.  Sentiments are stamped perfectly placed, and stamped images on watercolor paper (or other textured papers) are a breeze to create! 

Thanks for joining me on the blog today! Stay healthy and well!

My Sweet Petunia Products Used:

Mini MISTI

Here are three great reasons to love using the Mini MISTI in your cardmaking:

1. Perfect stamping every time
Easily align your stamps and re-stamp as needed to get crisp, clean impressions—especially helpful on textured surfaces like watercolor paper.

2. Ideal for smaller projects
The compact size makes it perfect for card fronts, sentiment strips, and quick projects without sacrificing precision.

3. Consistent placement with ease
Stamp in the exact same spot every time, making layering, multiples, and detailed designs simple and stress-free.

We’re delighted to welcome Deniz back to the My Sweet Petunia blog, where she’s serving up a charming card project that’s equal parts playful and heartwarming. Today’s design captures the nostalgic comfort of milk and cookies with a creative shaker twist, combining soft pastel tones, thoughtful layering, and just the right touch of sparkle. It’s a wonderful showcase of how precision tools and a bit of imagination can come together to create something truly special.

Hello lovely crafty friends! I’m back on the My Sweet Petunia blog today sharing this sweet little shaker card that’s giving all the cozy milk-and-cookies vibes 

I used the suite of products from Hero Arts featuring the Spilled Milk stamp set along with the coordinating milk, cookies, and milk carton dies to build this playful scene.

To create the “glass of milk,” I die cut the opening from my front panel and backed it with acetate that I tinted using a light blue Copic marker. It adds just the softest milky look while still keeping that translucent feel. 

Next, I cut my cookies from beige and brown cardstock and assembled the milk carton using soft pinks for a sweet, pastel touch. Before committing, I played around with placement, then popped the carton into my MISTI Stamping Tool to stamp the sentiment.

And truly, this is where the MISTI shines. Being able to stamp (and re-stamp!) until everything is crisp and perfect is my absolute favourite feature. It definitely saved the day here!

To finish things off, I added foam tape for dimension and filled the shaker with sparkly bits to mimic milk, because why not make it extra magical? 

I adhered everything to my card base, added the glass detail in vellum and that’s it—a cute, interactive shaker that’s good enough to dunk!

Products used

My Sweet Petunia MISTI 
Hero Arts Spilled Milk stamp set
Hero Arts Milk and Cookies die set
Hero Arts Milk Carton die set
Spellbinders colour wheel cardstock
Concord and 9th cardstock
Pinkfresh inks 
COPIC marker
Glitter
Foam tape

Team Tuesday - with Jordan Hansen

At My Sweet Petunia, we love when a project captures both the beauty of the season and the joy of creating—and this week’s Team Tuesday feature does exactly that! 

Jordan Hanson is sharing a stunning spring-inspired card filled with bright, cheerful florals and thoughtful details that immediately bring to mind fields of blooming wildflowers. From crisp, perfectly aligned stamping in the Mini MISTI to seamless layering with coordinating stencils and dies, every step showcases how our tools help take the guesswork out of the creative process. The added texture, dimension, and finishing touches truly make this design shine, proving that a little precision goes a long way in creating something beautifully uplifting.

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Hi, it's Jordan from Jordan's Easy Entertaining. 

I hope you are enjoying the start of a beautiful April so far. This month I wanted to make a card for you that feels like Spring. Here in the Hill country of Texas, we have some gorgeous yellow wildflowers growing everywhere and I was feeling inspired by them.

For the focal point on my card, I created this beautiful floral bunch using the Pinkfresh Studio "Never Give Up" stamp with some Altenew Obsidian Pigment Ink in my Mini MISTI.

Then I used the coordinating stencil set and some Altenew Crisp Die Ink to color the florals.

Since I had plenty of room on my panel of cardstock, I place it back into my Mini MISTI and used a sentiment from the stamp set that says, "Never give up on the things that make you smile." 

I then used the Pinkfresh Studio "Never Give Up" die set and my Spellbinders Platinum 6 machine to cut out the floral bunch and sentiment.  I also used my Spellbinders Nested Postage Labels and Tag die set to cut out background pieces in gold and white cardstock. I used the Spellbinders Flowers and Leaves embossing folder to add some texture to the white cardstock background.

Next, I used my Precision Glue Press to add all of my elements to my A2 card including some flat back pearls and gems. 

I got a sweet surprise in the mail this week when Altenew sent a stamp set that included a custom stamp for me that I'll be using on ALL of my cards from now on. I used my MISTI Lite and Petunia Platform to stamp the back of my card when I was finished.

What do you think? Does this card feel like Spring to you? 

Thank you for stopping by! I hope you have a wonderful day and go do something that makes you smile.

Supplies:

My Sweet Petunia

Mini MISTI

MISTI Lite

Petunia Platform

Precision Glue Press 

Pinkfresh Studio

Never Give Up stamp set

Never Give Up coordinating stencil set

Never Give Up die set

Altenew

Obsidian Pigment Ink

Crisp Dye Ink

Spellbinders

Platinum 6 die cutting machine

Nested Postage Labels and Tag die set

Flowers and Leaves embossing folder

Other

Cardstock

Precision Glue Press

Flat back pearls

Gems

Adhesive