Hello, friends! Toni here sharing a humorous card perfect for lightening up those winter blues.
I started this card by using a background I had created ages ago using a stencil and Brushos. I spattered Copic Opaque White as snow and added a glitter hill to adapt it to winter.
Then I colored up the Grumpy Bear Bernard image using Copics, diecut the panel with a deckle edge and mounted it on a piece of kraft cardstock.
To complete the card, I stamped the Wish I Was a Bear sentiment with Versafine Clair Nocturne and gave it the same diecut treatment.
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 friends! Ericka here and I hope you had a wonderful Christmas celebration. I'm still on holiday break and so technically its still the holiday season right? Today I have a quick card I made with some winter stamps. I love the scripty font of the Enjoy the Warmth sentiment and clear heat embossed it. I then stamped the Snowlady Neiva along with the Holly Snowflake Swirl and some additional Snowflakes. I used some clear sparkle embossing powder for all the images to give them a look of sparkly snow. I colored up my snowlady with some markers and then added some Lindy's Gang Magical spray. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a wonderful holiday season!
Hello, crafty friends! I hope everyone is making it through the holiday season unscathed haha.
Today, I have another little festive card to share. Here are all of the details.
Hello friends! Ericka here and I hope this holiday season finds you well. It is a busy time of the year and, at least for me, sometimes I get stuck in hustle and bustle of things and forget to find the joy in the season.
So today, I took some time and made a peaceful scene using Distress Oxide inks in Uncharted Mariner and Salvaged Patina. I then stamped the Spruce Tree Small and Spruce Tree Tall in Versafine Clair Rainforest ink. I then stamped the Small Buck and Doe set in Versafine Clair Nocturn ink. I wanted to remind myself and other to find "joy" in all the things this season and I love the script font of the Joy Written sentiment. I finished my card with some heat embossing and added a little White Twinkle embossing to give my hills a little shine. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you find joy and peace this Christmas season.
Hello! Happy December! This is Shanna here today with a holiday card that will make ya giggle! I am in full Christmas mode here, and I needed a few more cards to mail out—Crackerbox Stamps has a huge variety and helped me whip this card up in no time!
Hello, and welcome to our blog! We are participating in the 2023 Fall/Winter Coffee Lovers Blog Hop.
Hello, crafty friends, and happy New Year! Ericka here, and today I have a wintry card using this cute Penguin Hat stamp. I love this stamp and have used it to make cute ornaments. See the post here. This time I decided to color him up using my colored pencils.
I did some no-line coloring using some light ink to stamp the Penguin Hat stamp and color him up. I then fussy cut him out and put him aside while I made my background. I used Bristol Smooth paper and Lindy's Starburst Spray in Penguin Play Periwinkle and Narwhal Navy. I love these fun sprays with sparkle, which was the perfect blizzard background. Once my background was dry, I finished my card with the Snowflake Kisses sentiment and heat embossed it with clear sparkle powder.
The stamps I used:
Snowman Joy
Bowl/Globe & Cork
Warm Winter Wishes
I hope you liked this. Thanks for visiting!
Happy New Year, Crackerbox fans!! This is Shanna today from Caffeinated Craftiness. I have a wintery punny card to share with you today that is pretty quick and easy to create...let's get started!!
I love a good pun--and the Crackerbox Stamps store is chock-full of them! This Friends are Flakes stamp makes me giggle whenever I reach for it! I paired it with the delicate Snowflakes - Set of three stamps for a quick and easy card.
This card features a stamping technique called "second-generation stamping." As complicated as that is to say--the technique is one of the easiest to do! All you do is ink your stamp up and then stamp again without reinking---allowing a softer "second generation" image to be stamped! Easy peasy! I also did partial inking, where I put the stamp in my stamp positioner (Misti), dabbed ink over part of it, stamped it--then added a second color of ink, followed by a third color, all without moving the stamp or the paper. This allowed me to have multi-colored snowflakes stretching from corner to corner as I repeated both techniques until I had covered the area I wanted to be stamped. 
It is currently snowing at my house as I write up this post--that means it is PERFECT crafting weather! What do you like to create this time of year?? Let me know below!
If you are interested in a full detailed supply list, head to my blog for more details. Otherwise, check out the Crackerbox Stamps Facebook group for loads more inspiration! See you there!
~Shanna
Hello there, Happy New Year! It's a pleasure to have you here, and I wish you the best for the new 2023! Today I have a winter card created with several stamps from our store. Let's take a look at the card.
Hello friends! Ericka here, and I hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas. We have been busy with family visiting, but I had a little time to make a mixed media card using the Joy stamp. I love this handwritten script.
To start, I used a mixed media gel press background I had in my stash. I used some acrylic sprays and added splatters for some additional texture. I stamped the Pine Branch stamp with Versafine Clair ink, and clear heat embossed it. I then stamped the Pine Cones, fussy cut them out, and colored them with my Zig Real Brush Markers. I stamped the Joy sentiment, and heat embossed it white. I attached the Pine Cones with foam tape for added dimension. I also added white gel pens and black markers to highlight the sentiment and pine branch.
