Hello! This is Shanna today with another fun project featuring Crackerbox Stamps! The holidays are fast approaching, which makes me want to bake everything. Such was my inspiration for this card today!
I sketched out a few ideas for this card before ultimately deciding to play with a triple z-fold card layout I love all the dimension this simple fun fold gives! Bonus I got to pull out some older patterned paper from my stash too!
I colored all of my stamped images with my Copic markers using a no-line coloring technique. This coloring technique gives the illusion that the images were drawn rather than stamped— it also gives some flexibility in adding to images. For example, the original Baking Girl has a short haircut, but when I colored it, I changed the shape to better suit the ethnicity of the girl I was coloring! Other ideas would be making it longer than the original shoulder-length haircut of the original.
The sentiment was stamped in red ink on Kraft cardstock to stay in the same colorways, finishing off the card! Thank you so much for joining me today! I look forward to sharing another card with all of you soon!
Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Janet here, sharing a cute Thanksgiving card. The sentiment is how most of us will feel after eating our traditional meal.
Hello, friends! Toni here sharing a couple of elegant and simple Thanksgiving cards.
For my first card I stamped the Wheat using Catherine Pooler Tutti Frutti and Orange Twist. I didn't worry about removing the color between stampings nor making sure everything was perfectly aligned so there's a bit of variation which adds to the homemade quality.
I finished the card by stamping and embossing Happy Thanksgiving in gold on a panel with gold washi edges.
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!
Janet here with a silly Minion Card! He is ready for Thanksgiving!
Hello, friends! Toni here sharing a humorous Thanksgiving card.
I stamped the Turkey Goofy image directly onto card front cut from Copic-friendly cardstock and colored him up with Copics.
Next I added a strip of leftover 6x6 cardstock to ground him. I embossed the Nibble Nibble and Go Pluck Yourself sentiments white on black cardstock and placed them so the turkey could be surprised then absolutely indignant that someone wants to eat him. LOL.
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!
Hi, friends! Toni here with you today sharing a seasonal autumn card.
I stamped Skeleton Leaf 2 in a variety of shades of Catherine Pooler inks, sometimes off-stamping to lighten the color. By the way, there a few different skeleton type leaves in the shop.
I didn't want to cover up the background so embossed the Autumn Dancing sentiment in gold on vellum and used my sewing machine to attach it to the panel.
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! Nadine here today with a Thanksgiving turkey wobble card.
I stamped and colored the Goofy Turkey with Copic Markers and then fussy cut him out. I die cut a circle out of a corner of patterned paper and then attached a Wobble Topper Med. to the back of the turkey and attached him in the middle of the circle so he would wobble around on the front of the card.
I stamped the Nibble Nibble sentiment with VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink on the front of the card.
On the inside of the card, I stamped the Happy Turkey Day Curly and Fat Pants.
STAMPS USED:
Goofy Turkey
Nibble Nibble
Happy Turkey Day Curly
Fat Pants
OTHER CRACKERBOX STAMPS PRODUCTS:
Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
VersaFine Clair in Nocturne
Wobbles Toppers Med.
Ink Eraser
A2 Cards & Envelopes
Click HERE to see all the products I used to create my card.
Hi friends, Martha Lucia here to share my favorite fall stamps in a single card. Yes, on this card, I used several stamps over a simple layer. Let's take a look:
Hello crafty friends, Martha Lucia here to share a funny thanksgiving card created with the adorable Turkey Goofy and the fun sentiment Fat Pants.
First, I stamped both images on the left side of a piece of smooth white cardstock. I used Memento Tuxedo Black Ink. Then, I colored the Turkey Goofy with TriBlend Markers from Spectrum Noir and die-cut the right side with a Scalloped Border die from Spellbinders. Then, I created the card base and decorated it with a piece of Designer Paper.
Hello friends, Ericka here, and today I have a Thanksgiving card I made using the Skeleton Leaves with Distress Inks and gold embossing. I love these gorgeous leaves and the beautiful details in the stamps.
I started my card using distress inks in Candied Apple, Crackling Campfire, and Walnut Stain and blending them together. I then used my spray bottle and lightly spritzed my background and lifted off some ink. Next, I used some Distress Ink Stain in Festive Berry and lightly spayed my background to add some darker color.
Once my background was dry, I used the Skeleton Leaves ( Maple Line Leaf, Skeleton Leaf 1, 2, and 3) and gold embossed them. I love the look of these leaves in gold!
Hello there, Martha Lucia here! Are you ready for Thanksgiving? I am working on all my Thanksgiving cards, and today I have one created with a combination of stamps from Crackerbox.
Hello! Nadine here today with a Thanksgiving Turkey wobble card.
Happy Thanksgiving! It's Marcia on the Crackerbox Stamps blog today with a pair of silly cards. On this day of thanks, I wanted to share a snarky twist on sharing gratitude. Our friends deserve to know how much they mean to us and what better way than with a laugh.
Supplies used:
Psycho Hyena Critter
Girl Friends
Grateful For Crazy
Layered Cards
I colored the Psycho Hyena Critter with colored pencils on kraft and layered the tropical leaves in funky prints around him and the sentiment. Googly eyes once again to make it that much sillier. For the Girl Friends, I watercolored the image and distressed the edges, giving it a worn-in feel. Instead of using the Layered Cards as intended, I layered the panels in a different fashion, throwing in a couple strips of fabric. I elected to only use the first sentence from the sentiment Grateful For Crazy. The final sentence could easily be added inside before sending.
