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!
Hello, everyone! Toni here with you today sharing a Harry Potter holiday card featuring Ron.
I started my card by stamping the Santa hat from the Minion 1 set. I masked the hat then stamped Ron from the Harry P 1 set. I stamped him again so I could paper piece his robe's collar and his hands with cuffs, and also stamped him on a piece of plaid paper for his hand-me-down robe.
I colored him up using Copics then paper-pieced his outfit. I really like how that turned out. For the sentiment, I combined the Holiday Greetings Harry and Happy Birthday Muggle stamps. I sponged the edges of the card base rather heavily with Distress Oxide Mustard Seed and added a snowflake border.
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!
Hello! This is Shanna, and I am here today with a fun Harry Potter card featuring some brand-new polymer stamp sets from Crackerbox Stamps!
The card was created by making what I called "zones" for each image, or set of images I wanted to place on the card. I kept it symmetrical and used a ruler to help balance. It is a fun way to set up any theme on a card!
Thanks so much for joining me today. Stop by again soon for another dose of Crackerbox Stamps inspiration!!
Hello cardmaking friends! Tracy here, and today I have a fun little card to share using one of the new release stamp sets from Crackerbox Stamps. Here are all of the details.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Tracy
Hello and Welcome! This is Shanna today, and I am excited to share a fun project featuring Crackerbox Stamps!
Today's card features one of my favorite magical stamps in the entire Crackerbox Stamps collection! I have used this stamp a multitude of times on different cards--both in the background and as a featured image. I absolutely adore the Castle of Hogwarts stamp THAT much! I paired it with the Favorite Muggle sentiment for the perfect pair!
Now, let's talk a little about the card. I love taking basic shape dies--a staple in most cardmakers' craft room-- and altering them to suit my needs. For this card, I used a nested circle die set and cut 2 circles--a white one that I intended to stamp and color on, and a larger black one to mat my focal piece. After stamping, I decided I wanted to "ground" my image some and cut off part of the bottom of the circle. This made what in my head is easiest to call a "snow globe shape"! They make dies that look like this - but why purchase another die set if I don't have to?? I would much rather buy more stamps!! haha. To match the cut with the black circle, I glued the smaller one to the black circle - lining up the top edges for reference, and then used my paper trimmer to snip off the straight edge of the black circle! Do you like to alter dies at all?? What shape do you reach for most when card making?
My castle is colored completely in Copic markers, with a freehanded moon and night sky that were fun additions to the magical scene. The Favorite Muggle sentiment was heat embossed in white embossing powder on black cardstock.
Thanks so much for joining me today! I will see you all again soon, Shanna.
Hello and welcome!! This is Shanna today with a new magical card featuring fantastic red rubber stamps from Crackerbox Stamps.
Today’s card is a fun CAS card that uses a scrap of pattern paper to elevate the design a bit! The card starts with a mini slimline base measuring 3”x 6”. I stamped the Dobby image using Copic safe ink in the lower left corner of the panel and then colored it in using my Copic markers. Next, I grabbed a scrap of starry patterned paper and trimmed it down to 3”x 5” and then cut a diagonal angle across about two-thirds down. I aligned it onto the card base over the Dobby image and positioned it so I had enough room to stamp the Dobby Likes Socks sentiment! I adhered to the pattern paper and then added a thin strip of black cardstock along the same angle to create a bit of border between the two “halves” of the design to finish off the card.I love how simple this design is to create and how versatile it is with all sorts of images! What stamps would you like paired with this design??
Thanks so much for stopping by, and I will be back soon again with another project!
~Shanna
Hello crafty friends! Tracy here, and today I have a magical little card to share with you. Here are all of the details.
