Birthday wishes

A fantasy themed card for a four-year-olds birthday.  I have used the princess themed stamps and the Lorna label pop up die set for the center of the card.

 

Star gazing

I had a lot of fun, creating this version of a star card.

I watched several tutorials from several sites and they all seem to follow the same pattern.

The base card measures 5x5 inches. For the star panel I cut 6 pieces 1/4 x 5 inches and scored at 1,2,3,4. I attached them to the left side of the card base to create the star. I them cut 12 pieces to size and dry embossed them with a star embossing folder, I then sanded the card to reveal the white core. I the created the mat layers to fit on the right side and stamp and coloured it to match the theme.

 

Stenciled background

 I created the background for this card using the Altenew Layered Dahlia Stencil A & B. Using a stencil is great for making quick cards. I applied the stencil layers over a light patterned designer paper. I then added the embellishments from my stash. 

Through the looking glass

 

I had a bit of fun creating the background for this card with a gelli plate and acrylic paint. I then added a selection of stamped images. The top layer of images are from a clip art search of Alice in wonderland images.

True loves kiss

I made this card for a Disney themed wedding. I used a page out of the DCWV designer paper pack, Once upon a time.

I wanted to highlight the words in the designer paper and used the arch pop-up die set from Karen Burniston to create a pop up arch of love hearts over the wedding couple.

On the front I added the die cut carriage, and on the back I added an envelope a place to give money.

Supplies : 

Karen Burniston: 1308 Arch pop-up, 1193 Heart Collage pop-up

Tonic studio die - horse and carriage 

Stamps- The rabbit hole designs

 

Picture Perfect Friendship

I made this card for a friendship challenge. I like the movie themed designer paper. I found this themed stamp set in my supplies (MFT clear stamp set), I thought they went well together.
 

Bendy shadow box card

 

This card was inspired a tutorial from Sam Calcott on her Mixed-up craft page. It is called a bendy shadow box card.

I think I made my first shadow box card probably more that 15 years ago, so it was fun revisiting the design with the added bendy piece.

Since the snowman set was on my desk, it was calling me to use it again.

The card fold flat for postage.

Slimline Floating Cube Card

I recently watched a tutorial from Sam Calcott - mixed up crafts. Sam has done a mini series of floating cube cards in various sizes.

This is my take of the slimline floating cube card.

You can fold in the sides, to fit in an envelope, it folds fairly flat and should post in a standard size envelope.

 

Holly Jolly Christmas

 This stamp is my go-to stamp when I need a snowman image. It has been sometime since I have created a stamped background on my cards. I paper toiled the image for some extra dimension. It was so much fun, and I was really happy with how it has turned out. I made this for a snowman swap, I hope the recipient enjoys it.

Sending Christmas wishes

 This card was made for a postage theme swap.

The products I have used, came free in papercraft essentials magazine, some time ago and this is my first chance to use it.

This is my take on a card that was featured in the magazine.