Pattern Play in Blues

I really love the Pattern Play die set from Concord & 9th - and it's done exactly what I hoped - given me a bunch of cards that are gender neutral.

Both of today's card designs are ones that I've done before, but if it ain't broke, and all that.  I just try out a new colour combo, and it all looks new.

I used sentiments from the You Are Everything press plate set, that were hot foiled in gold on black cardstock.  Four more for my stash!

Simple Pattern Play

If you follow me, you'll have seen this die set appear several times on my blog - it's one of the favourite products that I purchased last year.  These are the Pattern Play dies from Concord & 9th:

It's my husband's birthday later this week, so I was in need of a masculine card (I made two of these!).  I have a jar with 'extra' bits and pieces that I've die cut using this set, so I pulled it out, and was able to get about 80% of what I needed for two of these from my stash.

Every time I pull these dies out, I've used a different pattern/layout, and different colour combos - keeps it feeling fresh every time.  The sentiment was done with my Betterpress on Brushed Gold Treasured cardstock from Spellbinders.

Rainbow Pattern Play

Time for another couple of cards using the Pattern Play dies from Concord & 9th.  This was an idea that I got from Maggie Haas, who did a similar card with this set.

I die cut enough bits and pieces to get four of these made!  Once that was done, the assembly went pretty quickly.

The sentiments are from the Dashing Sentiments stamps and dies from Pigment Craft Co.

I think these would look equally stunning on a black background!  But it's summer... and I wanted some light and happy cards.

More Pattern Play!

 I'm so happy with this new die set!  This is Pattern Play by Concord & 9th. 

The dies do all the heavy lifting... all I needed to do was pick my colour palette, which is mostly cardstock from Concord & 9th, and then got down to business die cutting all the bits and pieces.

I knew when I purchased this (from the Papercrafter's Workshop!) that it would make wonderful masculine cards, so with that in mind, I picked some strong colours to work with.

I made two of each colourway, so am very happy to have four more cards in my stash!

Pattern Play

I am very excited to have the Pattern Play dies from Concord & 9th in my hands.  I think these are going to be great for making masculine cards, but really for anyone.  I pulled out my stash of C9 cardstock to put together 3 cards after running the dies through my machine quite a few times!

These were so easy to put together, since Concord & 9th does such a great job of coming out with pretty colour palettes each year.  These are mostly from 2024, with a little of the new Plumberry from 2025.

So fun to just be able to mix and match colours and pieces.  Stay tuned, I'll be sharing more of these soon!  You can get C9 products from The Papercrafter's Workshop.