Watch the creation of this interactive magic picture changer card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The background of a 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" Mermaid Cardstock panel was stenciled with Fish Tank Ink and the MFT Make Waves Stencil. The Magic Picture Changer Add On frame was die cut from the background panel. This ensures that the interactive element matches the background perfectly.
The Magic Picture Changer was assembled per the instructions in the video tutorial above. The Magic Picture Changer frame add on was adhered over the interactive element, and then was adhered to the card background with foam adhesive as shown.
Waves were die cut from Lawn Fawn Mermaid Cardstock and Simon Says Stamp Island Blue Cardstock using the Stitched Wave Borders Dies. The borders were adhered along the bottom edge of the scene.
Additional images from the Sublime and Duh-nuh stamp sets were stamped on smooth white cardstock, colored in with Copic Markers, and die cut with the coordinating Sublime and Duh-nuh dies. The images were adhered to the scene. Glossy Accents was added to the bubbles and die cut hearts for a smooth, glossy finish.
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Hello friends! I'm super excited to share this tutorial featuring the brand new Lawn Fawn Magic Picture Changer dies! If you're obsessed with interactive cards like I am you're going to love this latest addition to the amazing Lawn Fawn collection of interactive dies!
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To watch the creation of this interactive magic picture changer card from start to finish, click HERE or watch below:
To create the Magic Picture Changer, the fortune cookie images from the Year Eight Stamp Set were stamped on Neenah smooth white cardstock with Jet Black Ink. The images were masked and then colored in with Copic Markers, including the background. I didn't worry too much about being neat with the background coloring as the frame will hide any imperfections. What makes this Magic Picture Changer work is that it's flat, so no coordinating dies can be used for these images.
The Magic Picture Changer was assembled according to the directions in the video. As far as interactive cards go, this is one of the easier ones, in my opinion. It just "pops" together! So easy once you're done one! Yay! The pull tab from the Magic Picture Changer was die cut from Lawn Fawn Speckles patterned paper and stamped with "pull here" from the Push Here Stamp Set. The tab was glued in place at the top of the slider. This keep the slider in place so it doesn't slide down to low. The tab is wider than the slider opening so it acts as a "stopper".
The Magic Picture Changer Add On frame was die cut from Black Licorice Cardstock and adhered to the front of the interactive embellishment. A sentiment from the Simply Celebrate Stamp Set was stamped at the top with clear embossing ink and heat set with white embossing powder.
Images from the Let's Roll Stamp Set were stamped on another piece of smooth white cardstock using Jet Black Ink, colored in with Copic Markers, and die cut with the coordinating Let's Roll Dies. The images were adhered along the bottom edge of the Magic Picture Changer as shown. Be sure to keep any adhesive on the frame and not on the interactive element. ;)
The Magic Picture Changer was adhered to the center of the panel with foam adhesive which makes grabbing the pull tab much easier!
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Hello! I'm thrilled to be sharing one of my cards created with the March 2019 Simon Says Stamp Card Kit! I created this sliding window Wooly Lucky llama card that has a pull slider that reveals an additional sentiment! I love interactive cards, don't you?!!!
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To watch the creation of this interactive sliding window wooly llama card from start to finish, click HERE or watch below:
The Sunny Studio Sliding Window Dies is hands down one of my most favorite interactive die sets. I have long been a fan of the pull tab sliding windows but was so intimidated to create my own. This awesome set makes creating them a snap! I highly, highly recommend this die set.
I die cut a 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" Really Rainbow Scallops patterned paper background with the frame and notch. This is the front on the card. In fact, this card isn't going to open traditionally but will pull up to reveal the "inside" of the card with another stamped and embossed sentiment!
The measurements for trimming the remaining components are as follows:
Slider (white cardstock): 3 1/4" x 5" (the length on this can be adjusted after you've put the slider together.)
Front panel (white cardstock): 3" x 4"
Thin strips (green cardstock): 1/4" x 3"
The llama, shamrocks, and sentiment for the front of the card were stamped from the Wooly Lucky Stamp Set with Intense Black Ink and Lucky Dye Ink as shown. The images were colored in with Copic Markers and embellished with a white pen and Nuvo Crystal Drops in White Blizzard. This panel on the sliding window is one of my favorite ways to "disguise" the fact that this llama doesn't have a coordinating die. No fussy cutting required! Whoohoo!!!
Gold star sequisn from the kit are the perfect accent and pull out the yellows/gold from the buckle and blanket.
The back of the card was created from the Green Apple Cardstock in the kit, stamped with another sentiment from the Wooly Llama Stamp Set using clear embossing ink and heat set with white embossing powder.
The panel was secured to the green card base with foam adhesive. Foam adhesive makes the sliding window work easier.
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Hello and happy Friday! Today I'm sharing an interactive slider card with the brand new Lawn Fawn Let's Toast Stamp Set and coordinating Let's Toast Pull Tab Add On. These amazing new products make creating pop up toast (or pop tarts) a snap! How cute are the little faces on all the elements?!!! Adorbs, right? Let's get started...
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Watch the creation of this interactive toaster pop up card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The Let's Toast Pull Tab Add On track and guide were die cut from smooth white cardstock and the track was threaded through the front of the panel and the guide was used to secure the track right underneath the notched opening.
A sentiment from the Let's Toast Stamp Set was stamped on the panel with clear embossing ink and heat set with white embossing powder.
Faces were added to the images for a fun, playful touch. Cheeks were also stamped on most of the images using Lawn Fawn Inks.
The piece of toast for the toaster was placed on the slider track tab. A notch was die cut from the toaster using a Let's Toast Pull Tab Slider Add On and the toaster was slipped over the toaster and adhered with foam adhesive along the sides. The rest of the images were adhered to the scene using a combination of glue dots and foam adhesive.
Hearts from the Let's Toast Stamp Set were stamped on the background with Lobster Ink.
A pull tab from the Let's Toast Pull Tab Add On was die cut from Chili Pepper Cardstock and stamped with "pull here" from the Push Me Stamp Set using clear embossing ink and heat embossing with white embossing powder. The tab was secured to the pull tab slider mechanism to tell the recipient that the card is interactive.
A Fancy Scalloped Rectangle was die cut from smooth white cardstock and the edges inked with Abandoned Coral Distress Ink. The interactive panel was secured to the scallop rectangle with foam adhesive and adhered to a white side fold card base.
White pen detail was added to the images as shown. The rest of the sentiment from the Let's Toast Stamp Set was stamped inside the card with Lobster Red Ink to finish the design.
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Welcome to the Waffle Flower October Release Blog Hop!
This Christmas, make your cards stand out with Waffle Flower Christmas Tree Combo (stamp, pop-up tree die)! This tree lies flat for mailing but pops up when you pull the tab! You can make it pull on either side and lock it into place and keep the tree popped up! The matching stamp set provides you a quick way to customize your tree and the Pull-tab Tree Pop-up Add-on Die(available separately) adds another layer of dimension.
Also in Waffle Flower's October release, you'll find Hello Pumpkin (stamp, die, combo) that features the popular mice illustrated by Liz Mytinger in a happy fall theme; Yippee (stamp, die, combo) to help you tell your friends and family how proud you are of their success and achievements; Sweater Weather (stamp, die, combo) that can be customized to your heart's content; Coffee Time (stamp, die, combo) is the perfect set to go with a gift card to a favorite coffee shop; My Sunshine (stamp) will help you create beautiful cards to let your friends and family know how important they are to you.
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Watch the creation of these pop up tree holiday cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
Today I'm sharing a couple of card ideas on using the incredible new Pull-tab Pop Up Tree, Stamp Set, and Pull-tab Tree Pop-up Add On. These are amazing y'all. You can create some really fantastic holiday scenes and interactive designs with these great dies!
The background of my card was inked the Mermaid Lagoon and Chipped Sapphire Distress Inks, leaving the bottom of the panel white for "snow". Water from a Distress Sprayer was spritzed over the panel and blotted dry with a paper towel to give the illusion of falling snow.
The Pull-tab Pop Up Tree and Pull-tab Tree Pop-up Add On elements were all die cut from white cardstock (the star was die cut from Gold Glitter Cardstock and the circle was die cut from Lawn Fawn Chili Pepper Cardstock). The tree pieces were inked with Crushed Olive and Forest Moss Distress Inks and spritzed with water from a Distress Sprayer for a snowy "outdoors" look. The pull tabs were left white.
The tree was assembled according to the video tutorial directions and adhered to the card base background.
A sentiment from the Christmas Tree Stamp Set was stamped in the upper right corner of the card with clear embossing ink and embossed with white embossing powder.
The mice images from the Hello Pumpkin Stamp Set and the stars from the Yippee Stamp Set were stamped on smooth white cardstock with Hero Arts Intense Black Ink, colored in with Copic Markers, die cut with the coordinating dies, and adhered to the card as shown. The stars were finished with a layer of Nuvo Crystal Drops in White Blizzard and Nuvo Crystal Drops in Red Berry were added to the tree for "ornaments" to finish the card.
The background of the card was created the same as the first card. This time for the tree, I stamped the "joy" tree image from the Christmas Tree Stamp Set with Peeled Paint and Forest Moss Distress Oxide Inks before die cutting the pop up with the Pull-tab Pop Up Tree dies. The rest of the sentiments was stamped with Forest Moss Distress Oxide Ink, the tree was assembled according to the video tutorial and adhered to the background as shown. A gold glitter cardstock star adorns the top of the tree and Nuvo Crystal Drops in Red Berry finish off the tree!
The kid and star images from the Yippee Stamp Set were stamped on smooth white cardstock with Intense Black Ink, colored in with Copic Markers, and die cut with the coordinating dies before being adhered behind and on the tree as shown to complete the scene. The stars were finished with Nuvo Crystal Drops in White Blizzard and Nuvo Crystal Drops in Gloss White were added to the "sky" to add additional "falling snow".
I hope this interactive pop up tree cards have inspired you to try your own Christmas pop up tree cards! Have a great day!
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Watch the creation of these holiday sliding window cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
Today I created a couple of Sliding Window cards featuring new stamps and dies from the 3rd Birthday Release! These sliding window cards provide the perfect spot to tuck a gift card at the holidays. both cards feature elements that "pop up" when the sliding window tab is pulled up. I love the 3D effect that attaching only the bottom of the mittens and wreath add to the overall design!
The Sliding Window die was used to die cut the front panel of each card from brand new Holiday Cheer patterned papers. I loved the white on white of the patterns I chose so that the rest of the elements really shown through in the finished design!
For the die cut mittens card, the mittens and mug were die cut from Holiday Cheer patterned papers. using the new Warm & Cozy Dies, assembled, and adhered along the scored folding edge of the sliding window. Because I only attached the bottom of each mitten, the design "pops up" when the pull tab is pulled up!
"Merry Christmas" from the Polar Playmates Stamp Set was stamped on Simon Says Stamp Smoke Cardstock using clear embossing ink, embossed with white embossing powder, trimmed into a thin strip and adhered to the card as shown.
The Greetings die was die cut from silver glitter paper adhered to Fun Foam with Stick It Adhesive and adhered below the stamped greeting strip.
The design was finished with a scattering of Rainbow Rhinestones in the center of some of the patterned paper snowflakes.
The Happy Owlidays card Sliding Window base was created the same as the first card. This time I stamped the wreath and owl from Happy Owlidays on smooth white cardstock with black ink, colored in the images with Copic Markers, die cut with the coordinating dies, and adhered them only to the bottom of the sliding window so that the wreath pops up with the tab is pulled up.
Snowflakes from the Happy Owlidays stamp set were stamped with red ink around the background. The Greetings die was die cut from Lawn Fawn Chili Pepper Cardstock three times and adhered one on top of another before being adhered to the card base. A greeting from the Happy Owlidays stamp set was stamped on Simon Says Stamp Smoke Cardstock using clear embossing ink, embossed with white embossing powder, trimmed into a thin strip and adhered to the card.
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Watch the creation of this holiday card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The Flip Slider creates the most amazing little interactive element! I am really excited about this die set and hope my project and video inspires y'all to give it a try!
The background was created by die cutting a Hexastar Die background from Mermaid Cardstock and stamping Holly's Snowflakes with clear embossing ink and heat embossing with white embossing powder as shown.
The die cut greeting was created by die cutting the Oh Joy Halo sentiment from white glitter cardstock adhered to Fun Foam with Stick It Adhesive and vellum, layering and adhered to the top of the card. The phrase from the Merry Christmas Wishes stamp set was stamped on Simon Says Stamp Smoke Cardstock using clear embossing ink and heat embossing with white embossing powder before trimming into a thin strip and adhering under the die cut greeting.
Rhinestones and Nuvo Crystal Drops in White Blizzard were applied to the center of the snowflakes.
The Flip Slider components were die cut from Lawn Fawn Mermaid and Peacock Cardstock, Simon Says Stamp Teal Cardstock, and Gina K Turquoise Sea Cardstock. I assembled the Flip Slider according to the directions in the video and glued the design to my background. Each aqua panel was stamped with falling snow from Holly's Snowflakes with clear embossing ink and heat embossing with white embossing powder.
Snowmen from the Little Snowman Agenda stamps/dies were stamped on smooth white cardstock with black ink, colored in with Copic Markers, and die cut with the coordinating dies. The images were adhered to the Flip Slider and by the greeting.
"Pull Here" from the Heffy Doodle Interactively Yours Stamp Set was stamped on the pull tab with clear embossing ink and heat set with white embossing powder to complete the card.
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The Lawn Fawn STAMPtember exclusive collaboration release is always a popular one and tends to go fast! If you're loving this Nutty or Nice Stamp Set and coordinating dies, hurry and get yours! This set is a wonderful addition to your Lawn Fawn stash.
Today, I have not one card and video, but two cards and two videos!!! That's how much I love this set. I hope these cards inspire you and give you some ideas of fun things you can do with this amazing new limited edition exclusive stamp set.
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Watch the creation of this double slider surprise nutty or nice card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The Double Slider Surprise elements were die cut from Bristol Smooth Cardstock, inked with Blueprint Sketch Distress Ink, spritzed with water from a Distress Sprayer, and assembled according to the instructions in the video. Snowy borders were die cut from smooth white cardstock using Stitched Hillside Borders and adhered to each panel as shown.
Images from the Nutty or Nice Stamp Set were stamped on Bristol Smooth Cardstock using Versafine Onyx Black Ink, colored in with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers, and die cut with the coordinating Nutty or Nice dies. The images were assembled as shown. While the sliders were pulled out, Nuvo Crystal Drops in White Blizzard were applied to the ornaments and stockings as shown. I let the product dry completely before sliding the tabs in.
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Images from the Nutty or Nice Stamp Set were stamped on smooth white cardstock, colored in with Copic Markers, and die cut with the coordinating Nutty or Nice Dies. The branch was stamped with Lawn Fawn Walnut Ink, the berries with Lawn Fawn Lobster Ink, and the leaves with Lawn Fawn Jalapeno Ink. The images were assembled as shown.
Finishing details were added to the images with white and black pens and a sentiment was stamped along the bottom edge of the design.
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Today I wanted to bring you a bonus project featuring lots of new goodies from the latest Lawn Fawn Release! I've created another Double Slider Surprise Card, showing how to repurpose clear stamp/die packaging to use for the slider (it worked brilliantly!) and also showing how the Thanks A Latte images can be used for a holiday card (I used them to create a fall pumpkin spice card HERE). I've also incorporated a new Really Rainbow Christmas patterned paper, Woodgrain Neturals cardstock, and some previously released products as well! Let's get started!
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Watch the creation of this double slider surprise holiday hot cocoa card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The Double Slider Surprise was assembled according to the directions in the video. This time I repurposed some clear stamp/die packaging to use as the slider track and it was awesome! I'm keeping a folder full of packaging to reuse and repurpose now! It was easy to cut, easy to assemble, and best of all worked like a charm!
I used a combination of the white Woodgrain Neturals cardstock, and regular smooth white cardstock for my slider. I highly recommend that if you use this cardstock for your slider, that you back the pull out tabs with another die cut panel (from smooth white cardstock or whatever you want to use) to make them more sturdy.
Images from the and For You Deer Stamp Set were stamped on smooth white cardstock with Jet Black Ink, colored in with Copic Markers, and die cut with the coordinating Thanks A Latte Dies and For You Deer Dies. The images were assembled and adhered to the three panels as shown. How cute are the adorable little polar bears and deer hanging over the edge of the mugs?!!!!
Additional heart and snowflake images from the Thanks A Latte Dies were stamped, colored, die cut, and scattered around the front of the design.
Greetings from both theThanks A Latte images and For You Deer Stamp Set (the fonts in both sets are the same and work together so awesome!) were used for both the banner on the front of the card and also the finished greetings on the inside of the card. One of my most favorite things about Lawn Fawn is that you can mix and match stamp sets. Old or new, they all work together! I love, love, love this!
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I can't tell you guys how much I absolutely adore this release from Julie Ebersole for Ellen Hutson!!! Mermaids? Shell Yeah!Unicorns and Rainbows? Those are totally my jam! Add in the most amazing interactive slider element and y'all are going to want to get the whole kit and caboodle! And you can. Click HERE if you're like me and have to have it ALL!!!! I used something from every single new product for my two card shares today. That is how much I love this whole release. Let's get started, shall we?
I had to start off with the Rainbow Slider. For an in depth description on how to put this together be sure to watch my video tutorial below. It's actually quite easy and I can't wait to make more cards with this awesome die collection!
I die cut the elements from Bristol Smooth Cardstock and then inked the front panel with Shaded Lilac and Blueprint Sketch Distress Oxide Inks before spritzing with water from a Distress Sprayer and blotting dry.
Greetings from the Pure Magic Stamp Set were stamped below the slider window opening. The first greeting was stamped with Versamark and heat embossed with white embossing powder and the second phrase was stamped with Blueprint Sketch Distress Oxide Ink. The rainbow was inked with Picked Raspberry, Spiced Marmalade, Squeezed Lemonade, Twisted Citron, and Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Inks and then assembled (see video). The panel was adhered to a white side fold card base with foam adhesive.
The die cut clouds from the Rainbow Slider were adhered to the front of the card as shown. Unicorns and hearts from the Unicorns 'n Rainbows Stamp Set were stamped on Bristol Smooth Cardstock with Versafine Onyx Black Ink and colored in with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers before being die cut with the coordinating dies. The images were adhered to the card to complete the interactive design!
Salty Ocean Distress Oxide Ink was used to ink the background of the Inner Mermaid card. Water from a Distress Sprayer was spritzed over the background and blotted dry with a paper towel.
The sunshine panels from Silver Lining were die cut from Bristol Smooth Cardstock and inked with Squeezed Lemonade, Wild Honey, and Spiced Marmalade Distress Oxide Ink before being spritzed with water from a Distress Sprayer and blotted dry. The panels were matted on white cardstock and adhered to the Salty Ocean background. Clouds from Silver Lining were die cut and adhered along the bottom edge of the sunshine. A greeting from Inner Mermaid was stamped on the sunshine background with Versamark Ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. The Inner Mermaid images were stamped on Bristol Smooth Cardstock with Versafine Onyx Black Ink, colored in with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers and die cut with the coordinating dies.
Nuvo Crystal Drops in White Blizzard were applied to parts of the mermaid tail to make it sparkly iridescent! The design was finished with a scattering of Nuvo Crystal Drops in White Blizzard, Gloss White, Dandelion Yellow, and Ripened Pumpkin.
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Watch the creation of these Essentials By Ellen new release cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
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