Hello Stampers. Our design team member, Timothy Thomas, made our featured card today.
Janet here with a silly Minion Card! He is ready for Thanksgiving!
Hello crafty friends! Tracy here, and today I have a fun little Halloween card to share with lots of spooky personality. Here are all of the details.
Add the images to the card front using foam squares. Then inside stamp the halloween sentiment using black ink.
Hello cardmaking friends! Tracy here, and today i am sharing another little Halloween themed card with a Minion twist. Here are all of the details.
Boo! Toni here with you today sharing a really cute and rather kooky Halloween card featuring Dave Jumping.
My idea was to use Dave Jumping as hanging from a Witch's Broom zipping around in the night sky.
I masked a circle on the card front and used my Copic Airbrush to color the background in shades of patchy blue as though there's a bit of cloud cover. I spattered alcohol to create the large drops then Copic Opaque White for stars.
Using Copics I colored up the images as well as added a few craters to the moon which I sponged lightly in yellow along the edges.
Finally I stamped the Harry P 1 and embossed it in white. How perfect is that sentiment for pretty much any Minion card, right?
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, crafty friends! Tracy here. Today, I have a fun little spooky card to share with just a hint of love! Here are all of the details.
Hello card making friends! Tracy here, and today I have a fun little snarky card to share featuring some new stamps. here are all of the details.
Minion- Jumping Dave
Hashtag Poop Emoji
Life is Diarrhea
Other Products Used:
Distress Oxide Ink- Wilted Violet
Archival Ink- Jet Black
Nuvo Alcohol Markers
Stampin Up Ink- Elegant Eggplant
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L- Thin 3D Foam Squares, E-Z Runner Grand
Cut a white cardstock card base and card front. Blend the edges of the card front using the Wilted Violet Distress Oxide Ink and a blending brush. Stamp the sentiment to the right hand side of the card front. Then using dark purple ink, stamp the poop emoji image around the entire border of the card front.
Stamp the Minion image onto white cardstock and add color to it using alcohol markers. Fussy cut out the image and add to the card front using foam squares.
Hello and welcome! This is Shanna today for Crackerbox Stamps and I have a brand new card featuring our favorite yellow-banana loving- mischeif makers!! MINIONS!
My background was made by ink Smooshing distress oxides onto watercolor paper. Oxides are a lot of fun for this technique because they have the ability to "layer" on top of each other since the are somewhat opaque. The key to not having the colors overman together is allowing the colors to dry before adding one on top. I used Squeezed Lemonade, Blueprint Sketch, and Lost Shadow to create my background.
Once the background was completely dry I heat embossed my If People are Talking sentiment and stamped the Poof onto the background panel in black and gray inks. The focal images were added to the panel using liquid adhesive to keep it simpler to mail.
Thanks so much for dropping by! Be sure to return again soon for another dose of Crackerbox Stamps inspiration!
Hi everyone I am here sharing what I call a storyline card 🥰 with the addition of a shaker window. By this I am meaning it’s a card where the photos and captions tell a story and typically a snarky story 🤣😂 and to show the versatility of the stamps once you step outside the box!
Hello Janet here with another cute Vampire Halloween Minion!
Hello crafty friends!
Today I am sharing another fun card using the brand new Minion release. These little guys will say just about anything! Haha
Here are all of the details on how I created my card.
Crackerbox Stamps Used:
Minion- Stuart Smirking
Birthday Set 1
Birthday Set 2
Other Products Used:
Distress Oxide Ink- Peacock Feathers
Archival Ink- Jet Black
Nuvo- Alcohol Markers
Cardstock- White
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L- Thin 3D Foam Squares, E-Z Runner Petite
Cut a card base and card front from white cardstock. Stamp the sentiment from the Birthday Set 1 onto the right hand side of the card front. Blend the edges of the card front using Distress Oxide ink and a blending brush. Then using the confetti image from the Birthday Set 2, stamp a border around the entire card front. Adhere the card front to the white cardstock card base.
Stamp the Minion image onto white cardstock and add color to the image using Nuvo Alcohol Markers. Fussy cut out the image and add to the card front using foam squares.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Tracy
Are you ready to get your spook on, my friends? Toni here with you today sharing a not too spooky Minions Halloween card.
I stamped Count Phil above and used the same reds on his cloak. I added the Look for Rainbows sentiment, having masked off the "rainbows" portion and replacing it with "minions." LOL--boo!!!
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, my friends! Toni here with you today sharing a couple of cards using Minion characters from the new red rubber release. Let me show you but first take a look at all the cuteness!
In order for the easel to stay upright, you need to add a little berm on the interior of the card that the front can rest against. I used a piece of designer paper along with a strip of black glitter washi I had adhered to a piece of black cardstock to give it a bit more height. I embossed the Don't Scare Me sentiment in white and added a couple of spider enamel dots.
As for the speech bubbles, I printed those on my laser printer with Aptos size 9 font, printed with white text on a black fill. They add a bit of extra fun.
For the Christmas card, I stamped Reindeer Stuart using Memento Tuxedo Black and masked the left antler before stamping Blowing Snowflakes. I colored him up with Copics then added a snowy hill and the hilarious Winter Lovers sentiment balanced out by Snowflake Trio.
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!
