We Still Rock

Age is just a number, we are only as old as we act.

 I started with a maroon card base.

I layered an embossed pink cardstock on top. I stamped the Inner You

and We Still Rock stamps on light pink paper and used stitched square dies to cut them out.

To finish the card, I added three decorative brads. Thanks for stopping by.

Timothy

Stamps Used

Inner You

We Still Rock

 

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We still Rock Card by Martha Lucia

 Hi there, Martha Lucia here to share a card created with a combination of stamps from Crackerbox Store!

My card is one layer card with dimensions. First, I stamped the sentiment We Still Rock on the right side of white smooth cardstock using Memento Ink in Bamboo Leaves color.  Then, with VersaFine Onix Ink, I stamped the Inner You image.

With Faded Jeans Distress Oxide Ink and masking tape, I created the top and botton dorders before to paste the decorated layer over a Melon Mambo card base. 

Thanks for stopping by and keep in touch if you are looking for New Halloween Stamps, they are on this way!!!

Happy Shopping!

Martha Lucia

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Snarky Retirement Card

Hi Everybody! Cornelia here today. Crackerbox Stamps had a few fabulous new releases, as you probably know!

 Some of the products I have used have been provided to me from various companies I design for. Affiliate links may be used in the links provided below. 

I first stamped the bunny, masked it, and then stamped the outhouse. Colored them with Copics. Took an Exacto knife and cut out the door. Heat embossed the sentiment onto some scrap pieces of brown cardstock. Glued it to the back of the card, did some more masking, and sponged a bit for the background. Added the sentiment.

The stamps I used:

Outhouse

Officially Retired

Way to go

Bunny Hug

I hope you liked this. Thanks for visiting!

Happy Stamping!

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Bathroom Humor Card by Martha Lucia

Hello there! Martha Lucia is here to share a bathroom humor card from our most recent release. Definitely, this new collection makes you smile always! With these new stamps, just let your imagination and humor fly, and you can create easy projects just like I did.

I am using the Toilet Roll on Holder Stamp on this card, and the sentiment Job Isn't Finished. First, I created the card base using Melon CenturaPearl cardstock. Then, I cut the second layer a little smaller than the card base. I just die-cut a lateral border with the Create Slimline Borders to decorate it. 

On a separate piece of White Smooth Cardstock, I stamped the Toilet Roll on Holder Stamp and covered it with Spectrum Noir Glossy Highlights to add texture and shine. When the paper was dry, I fussy cut it with scissors and pasted it over the decorated card base leaving a space down to stamp the sentiment Job Isn't Finished. As a final touch, I pasted the decorated layer over the card base using crafty foam tape to add more dimension and enhance the gorgeous design of the border.

If you want to see all the products I used on my card, you can visit my STAMPARTPAPEL BLOG.

Products used:

Toilet Roll on Holder Stamp

sentiment Job Isn't Finished

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Officially Retired Card

Hello crafty friends! Tracy here, and today I have another fun card to share using the fabulous and fun new stamps from Crackerbox Stamps. Here are all of the details. 

Crackerbox Stamps Used:

Officially Retired
Toilet Roll on Holder
Toilet Roll and Plunger

First, I cut the patterned paper layers for the card front from patterned paper, and the A2 card base from white cardstock. Take the light teal patterned paper layer and stamp a border of mini toilet paper. Adhere the darker teal patterned paper layer to the stamped lighter layer. Adhere to the card front.

Stamp the toilet paper on the holder onto white cardstock using black ink. I then stamped the sentiment onto the toilet paper. Add color to the image using Zig Clean Color Markers and a water brush. Fussy cut out the image and adhere to the card front using foam squares. I added Stickles to the holder for just a little bit of sparkle.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Tracy

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