I’m excited to share my latest handmade cards using images from Scrappy Boy Stamps.
Embracing the white space-using a wreath layout
Card 1: The Neighborhood Bar This card features the “The Neighborhood Bar” set from Scrappy Boy’s latest release. I wanted to create a scene that looked like a clock, so I could fit as many characters on the front of an A2 card using my Sizzix Making Tool with Add On Stamp & Spin Tool.
Sizzix Making Tool w/ add on Stamp & Spin
My second card features a prior release called Little Mermaid. I created a background you can download and use for FREE.
Close Up of A2 Cardfront
Card 2: The Little Mermaid This card showcases the “The Little Mermaid” set from a previous release. Please tag me in social media @stampedbykelly so I can see how you used the image in your creations!! Download for FREE here–>
Ah, Saturday mornings! Those magical hours when cartoons lit up the screen, and the Harlem Globetrotters whisked us away on whimsical adventures filled with laughter, amazing basketball tricks, and that unforgettable theme song. 🏀✨ Inspired by those iconic episodes, I decided to craft a Globetrotter-themed card to kickstart this weekend!
Creating this card was an absolute BLAST! I had so much fun designing an A2 panel to jumpstart my crafting and create a background to bring the images to life.
I spy a different athlete and they have a girl, too.
💡 For all my fellow crafters — this isn’t just a one-size-fits-all project! You can customize your card with the delightful LET’S BOUNCE set. Celebrate a beloved player or infuse the colors of your favorite team; the possibilities are endless! To see the fun lineup, including the stamp set called LET’S BOUNCE >>>>>>>Click Here
Don’t miss out on unleashing your inner Globetrotter this weekend! Craft your unique card and let those vibrant colors and fun designs shine! Click the link above to DOWNLOAD the background to help you bring these images to life. You can download and use for FREE! Please tag me @stampedbykelly so I can see what you make!!!
Happy crafting, everyone! Please follow me on social media @stampedbykelly for my next post which will have my Copic Combos for this card updated.🌟✂️
Quick Steps to Create a Game Controller Shaped Card, Mini Album or Scrapbook Page Element
Crafting your own game controller themed card is simple and fun! Here’s a quick guide to get you started:
Materials Needed:
Heavy white cardstock
Copic markers
Colored pencils
White gel pen
Metallic blue cardstock and scrap colored cardstock for small elements
Stickles
Game Controller Mini Album and Card Die
Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
Math, History & Science Stamp & Die Set
Stamp Positioner or block for stamping clear stamps
A2 sized card base, although you can make this a truly shaped card by cutting the folded card base with the largest game controller outline die.
Featuring products from Scrappy Boy Stamps
Steps:
Cut the Elements: Use the Game Controller die to cut out the main card shape from heavy white cardstock. Cut additional accent pieces from metallic blue and mirrored colored cardstock for the buttons for added flair.
Color and Detail: Use Copic markers and colored pencils to color the card. Add details with the white gel pen for highlights and interest.
Shadows on controller: BV31, BV34, BV00
Dark Hair: T7, T5, T3
Fair Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000, R20
Jeans: B00, B21, B34, B37
Guy’s Red Shirt: R21, R27, R59
Guys Shoe: YR27
Blonde Hair: YR20, YR23, Y26, E15
Gal’s Red Top: R83, R85, R89
Skirt: FBG2, FB2, B00, G07, G14, RV19
Shadows: BV23
Layer and Assemble: Layer the main card on top of the larger stitched die cut from metallic blue cardstock and offset to give added shadow and fun dimension. Attach the accent pieces strategically to enhance the design (see image & also placement marked by embossed impressions from die)
Personalize: Use stamped sentiments or handwrite a message inside to make it special for the recipient.
Finishing Touches: Ensure everything is securely glued, and your card is ready to dazzle!
Enjoy your crafting adventure and let your creativity shine!✨
Check your stamps for grilling meat on a stick!!!! Celebrate EVERYTHING!!!!
Observed each year on March 28th, National Something on a Stick Day is a food holiday that lets you use your creative talents. Once you get started, the possibilities are endless. Foods that come on a stick are fun and easy to eat.
Check your stash for lollipops – Yum! Yay for food on a stick!
From cool summer treats like the Popsicle to frozen food staples like the corn dog, food on a stick is one of the world’s great inventions. Fresh fruit kabobs and skewers of grilled veggies and meat are both summer favorites.
Street fairs and food trucks have created a variety of recipes made to go on a stick that takes us from breakfast to after-party hunger with flavor combinations that sometimes make us wonder why we haven’t tried that before! Whether it is fresh and healthy or breaded and deep-fried, menu choices are broad and plentiful for National Something on a Stick Day.
Pull out your food stamps and celebrate National Food-On-A-Stick Day doing something creative.
I am excited to introduce my first project using Scrappy Boy Stamps’ March 2023 Release. The new stamp set “She’s A Dream” was inspired by the classic TV show that we all love. This stamp set is a perfect addition to your collection and will surely add some whimsy to your projects.
March 2023 Scrappy Boy Release
Isn’t this stamp set the cutest? Each stamp in the set has been carefully designed to showcase the magical aura of the classic TV show. The genie is absolutely adorable and brings back memories of a beloved TV character. There is a genie bottle stencil in the release that was designed to add a touch of enchantment to your projects, and another background stencil, which I used with my gel press to create an abstract background, perfect for adding texture and depth to creations.
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You can make a variety of different crafts such as cards, home decor, and scrapbook pages with this stamp set. Pair the colored images with the coordinated paper pack in both 6×6 and slimline.
Overall, the “She’s A Dream” stamp set is a must-have for anyone who loves the classic TV show and wants to add a touch of magic to their projects.
Thank you for joining me in this creative journey, and happy crafting!
Card features Build A Caring Bear Limited Edition Set by Stamp Anniething
The art of gift-giving isn’t just about what’s inside the box. Adding a personal touch to your greeting card can make all the difference, especially when it’s for someone very special. That’s why I’m excited to share with you this really cute new set from Stamp Anniething that can be customized for any occasion and recipient.
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I created a birthday card using the Build A Caring Bear set, as well as patterned paper from the SUMMER TROPICS pack as a background. So, let’s dive in and see how to make this versatile square card.
The first thing you’ll need is a 5 1/4 in square card base. This size will provide enough space to showcase your creativity while still being efficient enough to mail. Next, you’re going to create your characters using the Build A Caring Bear set. The great thing about this set is that you can mix and match the different elements like faces, arms and belly tag to create your unique bear. I decided to go with a Happy Cupcake Bear because I wanted to create a festive and colorful birthday card.
Once I BUILT my bear, I started creating a fun birthday scene. To do this, I downloaded a free digital image that coordinated with the image on my bear’s belly. It’s easy to do and it provides a great way to add a personal touch to your card. I went with a cupcake!
I wanted to create texture on the card, so I used patterned paper from the SUMMER TROPICS pack to make the background. The bright colors and versatile patterns are perfect for a celebration and it compliments the bear image well. I cut a total of four (4) two-and-a-quarter inch squares and a 2 1/2 inch square in white and a 2 3/4 inch square in black to frame and then place in center on the diagonal using double-sided foam tape. I had a small square scrap I added from the Pets Grab & Go Box (no longer available), that I added to the center of the square.
6×6 paper pack – 24 pages
Finally, I added a sentiment to the top right of the card, wishing the recipient a BEARY sweet birthday. It’s simple, but heartfelt, and it ties everything together nicely. Added some Enamel Dots from Stamp Anniething to repeat the pops of color in a triangular pattern, to draw your rye from the sentiment to the cherry on the cupcake and back to the sentiment again.
Build A Caring Bear Birthday Card
In conclusion, with little effort, anyone can make a sweet, personalized birthday card using the Build A Caring Bear set and Summer Tropics patterned paper. You can change the occasion, color scheme or even switch out the face, belly badge and arm positions to create a unique design tailored to whomever you’re giving it to. It’s a thoughtful gesture that shows you care, and the recipient will surely appreciate the time and effort put into it. Happy creating!
Here is a card I made last year featuring Tombow water-based markers and Art Impression stamps.
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