Get spooky-cute with the NEWEST Hex Appeal release from Scrappy Boy Stamps! See how I used the August Card Sketch Inspiration to create this Franken-Fine Halloween card, complete with patterned papers, stitched dies, heat embossing, and my Copic color combinations. 💚💜🎃
I’m popping in with a little spooky-cute inspiration featuring the NEWEST release from Scrappy Boy Stamps — HEX APPEAL! 🎃💜💚
Featuring Hex Appeal & Coordinating Products
For this card, I also took inspiration from the Scrappy Boy Stamps August Card Sketch. There’s still a little time to play along, so grab your favorite Scrappy Boy goodies and put your own spin on the sketch!
One of my favorite things about sketches is that they take away that “where do I start?” moment. You already have the bones of the design—you just get to make it yours!
My Take on the Sketch
I stayed fairly close to the original layout, using two contrasting patterned papers for the background and bold black cardstock to recreate the strong horizontal and vertical elements.
Of course, the star had to be this adorable little Frankenstein! 💚
I placed him inside an Oval Stitched Nesting Die and gave the background a soft purple blend using my airbrush attachment from Copic to help him pop without competing with the image. A few white splatters and sparkly accents finished off the background.
And how could I resist…
“You’re Franken-Fine!” 😂
Close up to see white gel pen accents
Copic Coloring
I colored my little guy with Copic markers, using bright yellow-greens for that classic Frankenstein look and deep violets and cool grays to coordinate with the Hex Appeal patterned paper.
The Hex Appeal 6×9 Paper Pack made this sketch especially fun. Mixing the green bats with the purple argyle gave me plenty of pattern and color while still allowing my stamped image to remain the focal point.
For the sentiment, I heat embossed “You’re Franken-Fine!” in white on black cardstock. The crisp white embossing against the bold black gives the sentiment plenty of contrast and ties in perfectly with the black elements from the sketch. 🖤
My Go-To Dry Adhesive ✂️
With all these fun layers, I reach for my TapeRunner dry adhesive! It makes lining up and layering cardstock quick and easy, while helping keep my panels smooth and warp-free—especially when working with multiple layers.
Want to give it a try? Use promo code KELLY10 for 10% OFF your TapeRunner purchase! 💕
Come Play Along!
Remember, a card sketch is meant to inspire you—not limit you. Change the shapes, flip the design, rotate it, add another layer or simplify it. There’s no wrong way to interpret it!
You still have a little time to join the Scrappy Boy Stamps August Sketch Inspiration, so get those stamps, dies and papers out and PLAY!
When you share your creation on social media, be sure to use:
Get ready for the Scrappy Boy Stamps Mystery Box 2026! I’m sharing five nostalgia-inspired card projects featuring goodies from this year’s boxes, along with a few creative twists from my Scrappy Boy stash. The Mystery Box Event runs August 13–17, while supplies last—and these limited-edition goodies won’t be around forever!
There is something extra fun about a mystery box—especially when you know it is packed with exclusive crafty goodies! The Scrappy Boy Stamps Mystery Box Event is coming August 13–17, 2026, while supplies last, and I had the opportunity to create five projects inspired by some of the products you may find inside.
Before we jump into the projects, here are the important Mystery Box details:
🎁 Mystery Box A
$95, including shipping Includes 3 limited-edition 6×8 stamp sets with coordinating outline dies, plus extra goodies. The stamps and dies alone have a stated retail value of $156.
🎁 Mystery Box B
$95, including shipping Includes 7 limited-edition card/album die sets, plus extra goodies. The dies alone have a stated retail value of $150.
Each box contains approximately $225 in retail value, and if you purchase both Box A and Box B, you will not receive duplicate products between the two boxes.
These are FINAL SALE and available only while supplies last, so August 13 is definitely a date to put on your crafty calendar!
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A Creative Note: My projects feature products from the Mystery Boxes, but I mixed in some dies, papers and supplies from my personal Scrappy Boy Stamps stash. That’s part of the fun—seeing how these new goodies can work with products you may already own!
🐶 Project #1: The Cutest Toy
“THE CUTEST TOY / A TRUE LIMITED EDITION” CARD
This one immediately took me back to childhood! I created a fun retro toy-inspired card with the adorable tiny-armed pup front and center.
And there is an important detail about this project: the toy-inspired frame is NOT a special die included in the Mystery Box. I created that look by combining simple geometric dies from my existing stash.
I love finding unexpected ways to stretch basic dies and turn them into something completely different. The bold red, white and black palette gives this card that classic toy-box feel, while the sentiments “The Cutest Toy” and “A True Limited Edition” couldn’t be more perfect for a Mystery Box project.
Copic Color Combos
Dog – C3 & C5 Airbrushed on white
You can achieve the same look ink blending with gray pigment ink or stamping on solid gray paper with black ink. I made this card with scraps. These circle knobs can be found on the following products:
Quick & Easy – No Color Made with simple geometric shapes
🦖 Project #2: Big Hugs From a Tiny-Armed Friend
Dinosaur Birthday Card
How could I resist this little guy?
This project became a bright, cheerful birthday card filled with rainbow stripes, colorful dots and one very happy green dinosaur. I layered different shapes and patterns to give the card lots of movement without taking attention away from the image. I used my new favorite die from my stash called Tri-Fold Card Die w/ stitched layers.
“Big Hugs From A Tiny-Armed Friend” makes me smile every time, and I paired it with “Birthday Adventures Await” to make this one ready for a celebration.
Copic Colors
Dinosaur – light green – YG01, YG03, YG05
Dinosaur – medium green – YG06, YG09
Deep green shadows – G07, G17, G28
Belly/highlights -YG21, YG23
Mouth – R20, R22
Teeth – C0, C1
Grounding/deep shadows – C3, C5
🥔 Project #3: Perfectly Put Together
Sweet Potato Card
This might be one of my favorites simply because it is so wonderfully silly!
I turned my card into a playful “Sweet Potatoes” design featuring a familiar pair of spud-inspired friends. The bold letters, glitter, hearts, polka dots and layered elements make this card feel like pure childhood fun.
The “Perfectly Put Together” sentiment was the finishing touch.
This is also a great example of why I love Mystery Box events. The new products can be the starting point, but you can pull out your existing Scrappy Boy supplies and completely run with an idea.
For this project, I went with a dramatic black space background so the green, purple and white coloring of my space ranger would really pop. The stars, splatters and circular galaxy-inspired sentiment element give the card plenty of dimension while keeping the character as the focal point.
This one is another fun nod to childhood memories without needing the entire card to be literal. I used the stitched nested rectangles and the stitched scalloped nested A2 card dies.
Copic Colors
Suit whites – C0, C1, C3
Green accents – YG03, YG06, YG09
Purple accents – V04, V06, V09
Skin – E000, E00, E11, E21
Hair/brows – E23, E25, E27
Blue accents – B23, B26, B28
Shadows – C3, C5
🌸 Project #5: Happily Ever After
Happily Ever After Door Card
My final project takes the Mystery Box inspiration in a completely different direction.
Instead of a character-focused design, I created a whimsical door card filled with soft pastels, flowers and a little bit of magic. The pink and purple door details contrast beautifully against the soft background, while the dimensional flowers add a sweet, playful finish. Flowers are from the Sweet Rabbit Back Pack Add On Die Set.
The Scrappy Boy Stamps Mystery Box Event runs August 13–17, 2026, while supplies last. With only a limited quantity available, I would not count on these boxes lasting through the entire event.
Remember:
Box A: 3 limited-edition 6×8 stamp sets + coordinating outline dies + extra goodies
Box B: 7 limited-edition card/album dies + extra goodies
$95 per box, shipping included
Approximately $225 retail value in each box
Purchase A + B and there are no duplicates between the boxes
Final sale — no returns or exchanges
Mystery Boxes may also contain previously released products, colored die cuts, papers, show-exclusive products and kits.
“PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING”
I will be sharing more detailed looks at these five projects, including the Scrappy Boy products I mixed in from my stash, but because these Mystery Boxes are available for such a short time, I wanted to share all five projects together first.
If these projects have you wondering what might be hiding inside those boxes…well, that’s exactly what makes a Mystery Box so much fun! 💗
One pair of glasses, two iconic music-inspired cards! 🎶👓 See how I stretched the Scrappy Boy Stamps Silly Creature Backpack Add-On Dies to create playful nods to John Lennon and Ozzy Osbourne while mixing and matching some of my favorite dies.
Sometimes my favorite cards start when I stop looking at a die for what it is supposed to be and start wondering, “What else could this become?”
That is exactly what happened with the Silly Creature Backpack Add-On Die Set from Scrappy Boy Stamps. Those oversized glasses immediately got my attention—and before long, I was using them to create two completely different cards inspired by iconic musicians.
🎶 IMAGINE…
For my first card, those big round glasses immediately made me think of John Lennon.
I combined dies from several of my favorite Scrappy Boy Stamps sets to build the scene, including the Stitched Scene Building Dies. The oversized black glasses became the focal point, while the colorful background, clouds, sunshine and musical notes helped bring my little tribute to Imagine together.
Of course, I had to add plenty of white gel pen details. Those tiny highlights and stitched accents really make black die cuts pop!
🦇 From Lennon to the Prince of Darkness
Then I started looking at those same glasses again…and went in a completely different direction!
This time they became the foundation for my playful Ozzy Osbourne-inspired “Prince of Dorkness” card. 😂🦇
I combined the glasses with additional Scrappy Boy dies, added those unmistakable blue lenses, bats, wings and lots of white gel pen detailing. The result is definitely silly, a little spooky, and exactly the kind of unexpected card I love making.
👓 One Die—Completely Different Looks
This is one of my favorite things about die cutting: you don’t have to use a die exactly as it was intended.
🎵 John Lennon’s signature round glasses 🦇 Ozzy-inspired violet / blue shades ✂️ A starting point for combining pieces from completely different Scrappy Boy sets
And now I’m wondering…which music icon should I try next? Can you see my next music inspired card??? 🤔🎸
You can find the Silly Creature Backpack Add-On and lots of other dies perfect for mixing, matching and stretching your stash at Scrappy Boy Stamps.
Thanks for stopping by StampedbyKelly! I hope this inspires you to pull out some of your own dies and look at those little pieces in a completely different way.
In celebration of Apollo 11 and National Moon Day, this card captures the wonder of humanity’s first steps on the Moon. Featuring the Moon Landing Stamp & Coordinating Outline Dies paired with the bold American Flag Die Set from Scrappy Boy Stamps, this design pays tribute to the courage, innovation, and patriotism of one of history’s greatest achievements. With Copic coloring, held together by TapeRunner.com tape runners and a touch of sparkle, it’s a heartfelt reminder to always reach for the stars.
Apollo 11 Inspired Card featuring. Scrappy Boy Stamps
Today we’re celebrating National Moon Day, which commemorates the historic Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, 1969. What better way to honor that incredible achievement than with a handmade card inspired by one of history’s greatest adventures?
For this patriotic design, I paired the adorable Moon Landing Stamp & Outline Dies with the absolutely stunning American Flag Die Set from Scrappy Boy Stamps. The bold flag creates the perfect backdrop for our little astronaut, while the Apollo 11 emblem adds a fun nod to the mission that inspired generations to dream big.
Easy & No Mess Dry Adhesive TAPERUNNER
To give the flag rich, vibrant color, I airbrushed the die cuts with my Copic Airbrush System using:
R46 for the red stripes
B29 for the blue field
C2 lightly airbrushed over the white stripes to create soft dimension without losing the crisp patriotic look
The astronaut was colored with Copics using:
Copic Colors
Skin
E04
E11
E13
E00
E000
R20
Spacesuit
C2
C4
C7
Copic Opaque White for highlights
To finish everything off, I added a touch of Stickles from my stash to the Apollo 11 patch for just the right amount of sparkle—because even space deserves a little shimmer!
I love how this card combines patriotism, history, and a sweet whimsical character into one clean design. Sometimes all it takes is one small stamp set to inspire a giant leap in creativity!
Happy National Moon Day, friends! I hope this project inspires you to reach for the stars and create something out of this world! 🚀✨
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Create beautiful interactive handmade cards with Scrappy Boy Stamps! Featuring a Waterfall Gift Card Holder, Spinning Umbrella Card, and Fairy Tale silhouette card with product links and inspiration.
If you love interactive cards, fun folds, and storytelling through paper crafting, today’s projects are for you! I’m sharing three handmade cards featuring Scrappy Boy Stamps—including a Waterfall Gift Card Holder, a whimsical Spinning Umbrella Card, and a romantic Fairy Tale silhouette card.
These projects are perfect for birthdays, weddings, engagements, anniversaries, or simply making someone smile with a handmade creation.
Featured Projects
💛 Project 1 – Waterfall Gift Card Holder
An interactive gift card holder with multiple waterfall panels that reveal beautiful patterned papers and a hidden gift card.
Create three unique handmade cards using the newest Scrappy Boy Stamps products including the Graduation Pop-Up Envelope Add-On, Wandering Time Keeper and Legendary Suit Builder. Plus learn about the current 25% Off Sale. TapeRunner.com use KELLY10 for 10% OFF.
There are releases that focus on one theme, and then there are releases like this one that offer something for everyone! This collection includes graduation, sci-fi inspired, and masculine designs, making it easy to create cards for a variety of occasions.
For today’s projects, I created three completely different cards, each highlighting a different new product while mixing in Scrappy Boy patterned papers and layered die-cut elements for added dimension and interest. Two have an INTERACTIVE element! Can you guess what they are?
If you’ve had your eye on adding to your Scrappy Boy collection, now is also a great time to shop! Their Happy 250th Birthday, America! sale is happening through July 7, with 25% off stamps, outline dies, and card dies (excluding products released within the last three months).
Project 1 – A2 Card
Featuring Graduation Pop-Up Envelope Add-On Die Set
Celebrate the Class of 2026 with layered graduation caps, bright patterned paper, and clean embossed details. I layered a yellow polka-dot pattern to draw attention to the tassels using the LEGENDARY LOVE STORY 6×9 PAPER PACK. The overlapping caps create wonderful dimension while keeping the design simple and elegant. INTERACTIVE ELEMENT: One cap spins for added interest. Get your Motion Spinners here!
Check out how fun this is!!
Dots Tape Runner makes placement of detailed die cuts, a breeze! You can rub any overage easily off.
Project 2: A2 Card featuring fun scraps from the negative piece of the shaker bit plate with planets.
Wandering Time Keeper
This card pairs the adorable Wandering Time Keeper with the 6 x 9 Paper Pack of the same. I rendered an image hoping to show you how I used up my scraps to create this fun background.
Cut a metallic card with outline die, split down middle, to create a fun shadow to set off the robot!
Project 3
Legendary Suit Builder die featuring Legendary Love Story 6×9 Paper Pack
Masculine cards don’t have to be difficult! The Legendary Suit Builder creates a sophisticated focal point, while the tiny rubber duck adds a playful surprise. He spins, too!!!
Looking for creative ways to stretch your stash? Today I’m sharing a fun summer beach card featuring the Scrappy Boy Stamps Butt Cracker Fairies set. This throwback project transforms a whimsical Christmas stamp into a cheerful Father’s Day and summer-themed card with creative color placement, Copic coloring, and scene-building dies. If you love humorous cards, beach scenes, and finding new ways to use older stamp sets, this project is sure to bring a smile!
Sometimes the best inspiration comes from revisiting older favorites!
With sneak peeks for the upcoming Scrappy Boy Stamps release beginning later this week, I thought it would be fun to dust off an older set and give it a completely different look. Who says Christmas stamps have to stay Christmas?
Using one of the adorable characters from the Butt Cracker Fairies set, I transformed his pink tutu into a colorful inner tube and created a relaxing beach scene that is perfect for Father’s Day, National Smile Power Day, or just celebrating summer.
Stretch Your Stash with Creative Color Placement
One of my favorite things about cardmaking is finding unexpected ways to use products already in my collection. A simple change in color can completely change the mood and purpose of a stamp.
What began as a whimsical Christmas image became a happy summer scene featuring:
A peaceful sunset
Sparkling ocean waves
Sandy beaches
A curious little crab
A message in a bottle
And one happy beach bum enjoying the “Best Day Ever!”
Products Used
Stamps
Butt Cracker Fairies – Scrappy Boy Stamps
Dies
Under the Sea Builder Die
Crab
Fish
Bottle accent
Stitched Clouds, Sun and Lightning Bolt Die Set
Sun
Clouds
Sentiments
“Best Day Ever”
“Whee!”
Copic Marker Combinations
Skin
E000
E00
E11
R20 (cheeks)
Hair and Beard
E25
E27
E29
E49
Copic Multiliner Pen 0.05
Green Swimsuit
YG03
YG17
G05
G07
Rainbow Inner Tube
Red
R24
R27
R59
Yellow
Y11
Y15
Y38
Blue
B02
B05
B18
Sand
E41
E42
E43
W3
White GellyRoll Pen 10
Ocean
BG72
BG75
B97
Sunset Sky
YR000
YR04
RV10
RV13
Clouds
C00
C1
Sun
Y11
Y15
Y38
Crab
R22
R24
R29
Fish
BV00
BV02
BV04
Where to Find These Products
Most of the products used on this card can be found at:
I always recommend checking both sites. Sometimes an item may be sold out at one retailer but still available at the other, making it easier to track down those favorite sets and dies.
Thank you for stopping by today! I hope this little throwback project inspires you to revisit some older favorites and discover new ways to use the products already in your stash.
And be sure to stay tuned—Scrappy Boy Stamps sneak peeks begin later this week, with the newest release arriving this weekend. I can’t wait to share what’s coming next!
Looking for creative interactive card ideas featuring the newest stamp and die releases? In today’s project roundup, I’m sharing three handmade interactive cards packed with fun techniques, dimensional elements, and unique paper crafting inspiration. From shaker card designs to clever moving features and detailed die-cut scenes, these projects showcase how versatile stamps, dies, patterned paper, and coloring techniques can be combined to create memorable handmade greeting cards. Whether you enjoy card making, scrapbooking, paper crafting, or mixed media projects, these interactive designs offer plenty of inspiration for birthdays, celebrations, and special occasions. Scroll through to see each project up close, discover creative ways to use your supplies, and find ideas you can incorporate into your own card making adventures
Today I’m sharing a fun roundup of three cards I created using products from the newest Scrappy Boy Stamps release. Each project features a different interactive element and plenty of detail, making them perfect for anyone who loves adding a little extra magic to their handmade cards.
🏰 Castle Gate Card
For this card, I created a magical castle scene featuring interactive opening gates that reveal the story inside. The layered details, rich colors, and dimensional elements make this design feel like stepping into a fairy tale.
not photographed: Gates to Emerald City
💊 Interactive Spinner Card
This playful spinner card adds movement and surprise with a fun interactive mechanism. Watching the focal image spin brings the design to life and makes it a great card for birthdays, celebrations, or just because.
I used a spinner mechanism that easily glues one side to image and one to card. The SPINCYCLE MICRO ROTATORS that create the movement can be found here on Grab your 10 pk SpinCycle Micro Rotators
🐉 Dragon Shaker Card
My dragon shaker card combines sparkle, texture, and movement with a shaker element full of colorful sequins. The adorable dragon and fantasy-themed details make this one especially fun for dragon lovers and fantasy fans.
I had so much fun bringing these scenes to life with movement, dimension, and a little bit of magic! Each card showcases a different way to create interactive designs while highlighting the versatility of this fantastic new release. The square shaker uses the Dragon Die Set paired with the raven and sentiment from Dragon Kingdom. Fabulous patterned paper is so easy to put together a scene to make your supplies shine!!
Which one is your favorite?
❤️ Castle 💙 Spinner 💚 Dragon
Shop the new release at ScrappyBoy.com and visit StampedByKelly.com for more photos, details, supply lists, and Copic color combinations!
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Create adorable handmade projects with Scrappy Boy Stamps including a spooky-cute Evil Bunny Backpack gift holder, Friends Forever handmade card, and coffee cup gift card holder die set. Get paper crafting inspiration, layering ideas, and interactive project inspiration using dies, stamps, and patterned paper.
Today I’m sharing three fun handmade projects featuring products from Scrappy Boy Stamps! These projects are full of personality and include interactive elements, layered die cuts, and playful details that make paper crafting so much fun. putting them together’s really easy and clean when using the tape runner, my favorite dried adhesive. I also use a combination of wet glue and foam tape to create dimension. If you would like a coupon code for taperunner.com, use KELLY10 for 10% off your cart.
From a spooky-cute backpack gift holder to a friendship-themed card and an adorable coffee cup gift card holder, each project has its own unique style while still coordinating beautifully together.
Evil Bunny Backpack Gift Holder 🖤💜
This backpack project was created using the Backpack Base Die paired with the Evil Bunny Backpack Add-On Set and coordinating patterned papers.
What I love most about this project:
Faux stitched details using a white gel pen
Metallic zipper accents
Interactive zipper pocket
Dimensional layered elements
Perfect size for treats or gift cards
The black and lavender color palette gives this project the perfect spooky-cute vibe while still keeping it playful and fun.
Supplies Used:
Backpack Base Die
Evil Bunny Backpack Add-On
Evil Bunny 6×9 Paper Pack
White gel pen
Metallic cardstock
Foam adhesive
Friends Forever Card 💛💜
Next is this bright and cheerful friendship-themed card featuring the Friends Forever Stamp Set and the Picture Frame Mini Album Die.
I love how the bold yellow frame pops against the purple patterned paper background. The layered hearts and sweet sentiment make this such a fun card for a friend or just-because greeting.
Details:
A2 sized card
Layered die cut frame focal point
Stitched rectangle details
Hand-colored stamped image
Coordinating patterned papers
This design would work for birthdays, encouragement cards, or simply sending happy mail to a friend.
Stickles & white gel pen accents add interest – hearts from SHAKER PLATES
Coffee Cup Gift Card Holder ☕💗
This coffee-themed project might be my favorite because it combines a shaped card with a hidden gift card pocket!
Created using the Coffee Cup Gift Card Holder Die Set and paired with the Shabubu Mini Pocket Die, this project is both cute and functional.
The fun patterned papers and dimensional bunny embellishment make this such a unique gift idea for coffee lovers.
Perfect For:
Gift cards
Teacher gifts
Coffee shop surprises
Birthday treats
Thank-you gifts
Shabubu Mini Pocket Die
Why I Love These Projects Together
Even though these projects each have a completely different theme, they all showcase what I love about crafting with Scrappy Boy Stamps:
Interactive designs
Fun layered dies
Coordinating products
Creative gift ideas
Endless customization options
Mixing stamps, dies, papers, and embellishments together helps create projects that feel cohesive while still allowing each design to stand on its own.
Final Thoughts
I had so much fun creating these projects and experimenting with different styles and themes. Whether you love spooky-cute designs, friendship cards, or gift card holders, there are so many ways to customize these products and make them your own.
Be sure to check out more inspiration and project details over on my blog:
Two cards, one release—and completely different vibes! From a magical backpack shaker card featuring a clear-front-and-back gate to a fandom-inspired fun fold, these projects show just how versatile this release can be. Come see all the details!
Hi crafty friends!
Today I’m sharing two very different card projects created from the same Scrappy Boy Stamps release—and I love how each one takes on its own personality!
✨ Shaped Backpack Card – A Magical Journey
First up is this shaped backpack card featuring elements inspired by a certain classic adventure. I incorporated the iconic yellow brick road along with the gates to an emerald city to really bring the scene to life.
The highlight of this design is the interactive shaker gate—and not just any shaker! I created it with a clear front and back so you can see the movement from both sides. It adds such a fun, unexpected detail and makes the card feel extra special.
I used both wet and dry adhesive to put together my elements. For 10% Off TAPERUNNER products at TapeRunner’s website using promo-code KELLY10.
One of my favorite things about the backpack die is how versatile it is. While I used it as a card base here, you could easily turn this into a treat holder or even a mini album by adding a few extra elements.
👀 Fandom-Inspired Fun Fold Card
For my second project, I went in a completely different direction with a fandom-inspired design and a fun fold card secured with a belly band.
This style was perfect for showcasing multiple patterned papers from the release. I love mixing and layering prints, and this fold really lets each one shine while still feeling cohesive.
And for those who recognize the inspiration—this one is a subtle nod to a certain road-tripping duo who spend their time facing the unknown. 😉
💡 Why I Love This Release
What really stands out to me is how versatile this release is. From whimsical, storybook-inspired designs to bold fandom creations, there’s so much you can do depending on your style and mood.
🛍️ Products Used
You can find all the products I used for these projects at:
ScrappyBoy.com Scrapbook.com
💬 Let’s Connect!
I’d love to hear which project you like best—the backpack shaker or the fun fold!
And if you’d like to see more of my projects, tutorials, and inspiration, be sure to follow me on social media:
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