Hi Friends! I’m pleased to share two very adorable projects with you today, featuring the latest digital stamp sets in our shop!
First we have a mini slimline by Zubaida. This card features the new Cruising on the Ocean digital stamp set. She printed the digital images on Neenah Solar White 80lb cardstock and colored the entire scene with Copic Markers.
I love this fun scene! The sparkly embellishment and the white gel pen highlights give the perfect finishing touches!
Then we have Giorgia’s fun card featuring the Best Chef Ever digital stamp set. I just love the vibrant colors that she chose!
These cute images are so irresistible! If you’ve never tried digital stamps before, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t give it a go!
I hope these cards will brighten up your day! Thanks for stopping by, have a great weekend!
Hello crafty friends! Hope you all had a lovely Easter! Today we are back with Mimi who is sharing a her adorable card featuring the latest Crafty Friend Digi stamp set.
Mimi used the Classroom Scene Builder stand-alone dies to set the scene. I love how she turned these classroom shelves into dreamy craft supplies storage!
She cleverly imported one of the sentiments into an image editing program and turned the bold letters into an outlined version! She printed it on white cardstock and then die cut it using a stitched frame die for added details.
She printed the other cute images from the Crafty Friend digi set, colored and fussy cut them. She also colored the outlined sentiment in a pastel rainbow hue to match the colors of the crafty storage.
I love how she also added images from other digi sets to complete the card. The potted plants are from In Love With London and the bags of snacks are from Kawaii Japan. I love how she used the snacks images as little jars for this charming little craft room, so pretty!
Finally she added the cute envelop onto the girl’s hand (from Inseparable stamp set) to complete the card!
Thank you so much Mimi! Your card is so beautiful and inspiring!
Hi! I hope all of you are having a great week! Today I am sharing one of the biggest shadow scene I’ve ever made! This card is themed around a busy street with lots of fun elements!
I used the Cinematic Shadow Box stand alone die cut to create the backbone of my card. You can have up to 4 tabs in this shadow box which gives great dimension and lots of room to fit ample stamped images!
I thought why not take it to the next level and combine this shadow box with an interactive element! I used the Dotted Borders Slimline Pull Tab – Stand-Alone Die to make the Ice Cream truck move down this busy street!
I just love making these mini scenes on this shadow box! Acetate played a big part in the assembly of this card.
I used acetate for a couple of the tabs in the box so that the road background could show through. I added acetate to mimic the Ice Cream Truck’s windows. I also used it for placing the music notes that are coming from the ice-cream truck!
To keep everything in perspective, I laid out the images so that larger characters go near the front and smaller ones go at the back.
I stamped out a sentiment from The Sweetest Truck on the front tab of the box which I had trimmed down to show more of the sidewalk at the bottom.
I hope you enjoyed this inspiration and thank you so much for stopping by!
Hi everyone, happy Wednesday! Mimi is back to share her adorable slimline card!
I just love everything that’s happening in this sweet scene!
All the cute bears are from the Miniature Teddy Bear stamp set. I love how she combined a bunch of different stamp sets and dies to complete her scene!
I love the white beach shoreline she painted and the ink splatters to mimic the sandy beach.
The truck and sweets are from The Sweetest Truck. I love how she also a added a partial image (the leaves) from the floral design in So Blessed stamp set. The table and chairs setting are from Fun Night Out while the beach umbrella is from Rabbit Café.
I also love the little beach ball and sand castle she made from images taken from Penguin Agenda.
Thank you so much Mimi for sharing this beautiful scene! It’s so adorable!
