You’re Clawsome

 Hello crafters, Timothy here today sharing a card to show someone just how “clawsome” they are.

I started with a fun piece of pattern paper for my background. I used a neon green cardstock for the base. I stamped, colored and cut out the Crab Happy (small) stamp. I used some alphabet dies to create the sentiment. Cork paper was used to give the illusion of sand. I cut out a piece of coral for the background and finished the card by adding enamel dots. Have a great day!!

Timothy

Stamp Used

Crab Happy

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You Lucky Duck Card

 Stampers, Timothy, is sharing a friendship card with a lucky friend.

Timothy had some printed cardstock that he mounted on a dark brown cardstock.

He cut out some of the letters, but used the Small Horseshoe for the 'U's'.

The Duck was stamped, colored, and cut out.

Stamps Used:

Small Horseshoe

Duck

If you have a friend with something special, this is a good card sample.

Enjoy your day!

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Black and White Graduation Card

 Hello, Janet here with a very simple classic black and white graduation card. 

On a white piece of cardstock, I stamped Diploma Scrolls using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, up and down the right side. I layered that on black paper and attached it to the card. Next, I stamped Congratulations on a small piece of white cardstock using VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink. That is also layered on black. I put that up towards the top right corner. Last step, I stamped a Graduation Cap on scrap paper with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, colored it, and cut it out. It is placed on the upper left corner of the sentiment.

Stamps Used

Diploma Scroll

Graduation Cap

Congratulations Short

Products Used

Memento Tuxedo Black Ink

VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink

Thanks for taking a look! Get those graduation cards made.

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Minions Valentine Wedding Card

Hello, friends!  Toni here sharing an unconventional Minions Valentine card that could easily be used for a wedding.

I stamped and colored Bride Kevin and Frankin Bob.  The top hat and sentiment are from Minion 1.  I positioned the images on top of the lacy heart and embossed the sentiment in red, so it really pops.  How fun!

For a full list of products used and to see my other projects, feel free to visit my blog, Frankie Helps Craft.  Have a great rest of your week!

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Congrats Card

 Hi everyone I am sharing a fun shaker card perfect To say Congrats! to anyone or for any occasion 

Stamps Used:
Super Guy

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Black Cat Appreciation Day

 Hello Stampers. Vicky here today, and today, Aug. 17th, is Black Cat Appreciation Day, so I made a couple of cards with our Peeking Cat.

The first one, I stamped on a paper bag and on a white sheet of paper.
I crunched up the bag and lightly put a brown ink pad over the peaks.
I cut out the image on the paper bag and curled the paperback.
The white piece of cardstock was put behind the paper bag's opening.
Stamped Hello in the corner.
Just Peeking In was stamped on white cardstock, cut out, and mounted.

I stamped the Peeking Cat in the corner. I cut the points out and curled them.

The Congratulations 4 Leg Addition saying was stamped and mounted.

I added the Pet Heart in the corner.

I hope you enjoyed the cards, and hug your cat!

Stamps Used:

Peeking Cat

Hello

Just Peeking In

Congratulations 4 Leg Addition saying 

Pet Heart 

Have a great weekend!

Vicky

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Copic Frog Birthday Balloon Card

Hi everyone!  Toni here sharing a cute birthday or congratulations card.  Ooh, or graduation!  I love it when a card can work for multiple occasions!

I first stamped out one of the frog images from the Frog 1 photopolymer set then masked its right side and stamped the balloons from Birthday Set 2 so they would appear behind.  I colored everything up with Copics.

Next I diecut some balloons and sponged them using Distress Oxides with their edges darkened by Catherine Pooler Inks. I had originally planned on having the sentiment on the green balloon in the back but thought the balance was off so instead embossed the Birthday Set 2 sentiment on a black strip and used it as grounding for the frog.

Be sure to check out the 4th of July sale.  It includes everything not already on sale.  Woo hoo!

For a full list of products used and to see my other projects, feel free to visit my blog, Frankie Helps Craft.  Have a great rest of your week! 

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Graduation Card

 Hello! Nadine here today with a flag banner shaped graduation card. The card can be customized to whatever the graduate's school colors are. The school colors for the card I made are blue and gold, so that is what I used.

I used a flag banner shaped die with navy blue cardstock folded in half to create the card base. I left the top edge of the die hanging over the folded area of the card so it did not cut there and left a hinge for the card to open. I then die-cut out some smaller flag banners, one in gold foiled paper and two in white cardstock. I stamped the Your Future Is Golden sentiment on one of the white pieces. I stamped the Graduation Cap and Diploma Scroll on some scrap pieces of white cardstock, colored them in with Copic Markers, and fussy cut them out. I used some glitter markers to color the tassel on the cap and ribbon in the scroll and then flicked some of the glitter ink onto the front of the card front with the sentiment on it. Matted the card front with gold paper, adhered it to the navy blue card base, and added some confetti sequins.

I adhered the other white flag banner I cut out to the inside of the card and stamped the Congratulations Snarky sentiment on it. My card fits perfectly into an A2 size envelope.

CRACKERBOX PRODUCTS USED:
Your Future Is Golden
Graduation Cap
Diploma Scroll
Congratulations Snarky
80 lb. White Cardstock
A2 Envelopes

For a full list of supplies used, click HERE

See you next time! Until then, happy crafting!

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Congratulations On Your New Kitten

Vicky here with you today, and I am sharing the Peeking Cat, and isn't she adorable? What cat doesn't like an empty bag or box? I made this card as congratulation to a family getting a new cat.

I actually used a lunch bag for this. I stamped the Peeking Cat on the bag and spritzed it with water to crunch it up easily. I lightly flattened it out and rubbed a Memento Ink which is a water-based ink over the creases. I again spritzed it to get the ink to soak into the bag. I cut around the bag with deckle scissors. When the bag was still wet, I flattened it out with my hand.

I cut most of the cat image out of the bag. I cut some of the areas around the cat into triangles where the stamp looks like the bag is curled back. 

I stamped the Peeking Cat on a white piece of card stock, colored her, and put her behind the cutout. I curled the triangles and glued them down.

I added a saying on the inside but forgot to take a picture.

This is the stamp I used.

4 Leg Addition 

I also stamped this on the back of the card. Created in 2022

Thanks for stopping by!

 

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Sunflower Congratulations

Hello crafty friends and welcome back! Tracy here, and today I have a bright and cheerful card to share created using the beautiful new Sunflower stamp and one of the new vertical sentiments. Here are all of the details.

Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps Used:

Sunflower                               Congratulations Vertical

Other Products Used:

MISTI
Archival Ink- Jet Black
Distress Ink- Ground Espresso
Zig Clean Color Markers
Waterbrush
Distress Stickles- Tea Dye
Cardstock- Brown, Kraft, Ivory
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L- Thin 3D Foam Squares, 3D Foam Squares, E-Z Runner Petite

I stamped the sunflower image 3 times onto ivory cardstock and then added colour to the images using Zig Clean Color Markers and a waterbrush. Then once dry I fussy cut the tops of the flowers out and then added Distress Stickles to the middle of each flower. Let dry.

Create a simple cardstock layered background for the card and ink the edges in brown ink. Using the MISTI I added the Congratulations sentiment to the ivory cardstock layer. Add the sunflowers to the brown cardstock strip on the card using 3D Foam Squares.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

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