Skip to main content

Be the light

Hi everyone, Sandy here for a fun and very cute project that I did with Cute Critter stamp set from Concord & 9th

So for todays project, I wanted to have some fun with different card designs, and I knew that these stamps would be great.

For my first card, I wanted to do something different with the light bulb. So I did a cut out shape in the front card panel. That way the bulb can "shine" through... get it, lol/


When you open the card, this is what the inside looks like. I just wanted something fun and not a regular card. What to do you think?


Now for my second card ( I know, I always seem to do more but when the "light bulb goes off in your head"... get it?  It is hard to resist, lol.  I wanted a fun inside and this is the easiest tech ever.  The outside looks like a normal card.


Though I did pop up the flower so it is actually a flower on a flower. I did cut the top flower, I wanted to give it some interest and dimension.

A pop up card!!! They are simple to make and gives your card a little something extra.  I used the light bulb as a vase!!!  ( the paper I cut out using my Cricut)

I used foam squares behind the flowers to give them some depth along the inside panel. So the front 3 flowers are glued together with the vase and the back 3 flowers are on the foam squares.

But then, I wanted to vase to pop so I used Crackle Accents which is like Glossy Accents but when it dries, it cracks.  I wanted a crackled vase like the one I remembered my mom having.

I really do love how these came out and hope you do to.  
Thanks everyone for checking my CONCORD & 9TH card projects. Now make sure you click HERE to head over to the store where you can find the materials that I used. 
I will list them below.
 Until next time, bye!

Products Used:
Concord & 9th- Shine Brighter
Versafine black ink
Prismacolor Pencils
Nuvo Crystal Drops 
Crackle Accents
Wink of Stella pen- Yellow
Pop Up Foam Squares

You can find SFL on Facebook too!

Comments

  1. This is the really great post, I like Tina Goldstein Coat I am interested in reading this post.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Everything about the jacket seemed fine. Quality leather, fit, color etc.The style is classic, yet modern, timeless, casual and very cool. High quality and very well crafted/constructed. Beth Dutton Blue Coat

    ReplyDelete
  3. LerenJack Is offering up to 60% off upto and an extra $30 off with the code SAVE30 Visit Mens Biker Jackets

    ReplyDelete
  4. wow your content is very helpful for us such a nicer article provide I really impressed this stuff Oujeer - Men Leather Jacket

    ReplyDelete
  5. This is a wonderful article, Given so much info in it eren yeager jacket

    ReplyDelete
  6. I read this article. if you want alternative so visit Black Leather Jackets

    ReplyDelete
  7. Thanks for the best blog. it was very useful for me.keep sharing such ideas in the future as well. Lerenjack - Winter Collection

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

We love comments! Please let us know what you think.

Popular posts from this blog

Come meet Tasha

Hi everyone, today we want to introduce our  Crafty Pink Pixie  ... Tasha!!!!  Okay, if you haven't subscribed to Tasha's channel, you are missing out!!!! The girls does it all and we knew she would be a perfect fit for SBC!!! Hi everyone, I’m Tasha. I'm a wife and have two adorable little doggies. I love crafting, traveling, musicals, and the ballet. I have been a crafter as long as I can remember. My favorite hobby is papercrafting; I love card making and stamping! I also enjoy painting, drawing, scrapbooking, and crocheting. We hope your enjoyed today's project. If you have a questions or suggestions, please leave it in the comments. Also, we invite you to join our Facebook groups: Scrapbook Blessings Club for more fun, games, inspiration, tips and techniques and YouTube Crafters. YouTube Crafters- https://www.facebook.com/groups/1608405749430235/ FB- SBC group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheScrapBookblessingsClub/ Thank you for stopping by a...

come meet Katie

Please welcome Katie. I am so happy she is joining the team.  I have to admit. I am addicted to her Bible Journaling and Faith Friday videos. I love her work plus she is a techniques crafter which is so awesome.  I promise you, she will be one of your favorites. So without further adieu, here is Katie's intro video. Please stop by, like, subscribe and say hi! Hi!  I'm Katie Skiff.  I've been paper crafting for nearly 17 years now, since my first Creative Memories Crop!  My passion is hand stamped cards, but I also dabble in Project Life style scrapbooking, and bible journaling.  I also love to sew, do woodworking and go junkin'.  I live in rural Montana with my husband and our three kids, David, RC and McKinley.   I also work full time in our public school which gives me a chance to have the same schedule as my kids and be available to participate in their activities.  I've been blogging for almost 10 years now and ...

A Year of Tech. Stamping on Pattern Paper

  Welcome to A Year of Card Techniques Blog Hop where each month we feature a different card technique.  We’ve assembled a team of card makers who range from new to advanced, so you’ll see a great variety of cards and ideas. We all love our stamp sets and we all love our patterned paper.   Well, this month we’re combining the two by stamping ON patterned paper for some unique projects.  It will be fun to see what stamps and papers our team decides to pair together.    And if you would like to check out our past technique hops, you can do that here: January-Shaving Cream Marbleizing February-So Sketchy March-no hop this month April-Stamp Set Showdown May-World of Watercolor June-Basic Card Folds July-Bleaching Your Card Our amazing sponsor this month is Card a Day Challenge Blog . Please take a moment to check out the CADC blog here . And the awesome prize this month is:     We  really apprec...