Cottage {Fairy Stamper}

 

Hey everyone! Happy Monday.  Today I'm sharing another project created for Fairy Stamper.  I created this scene using the Fairy Hugs Stone Wall stamp, and a number of different die cuts. 

Fairy Hugs: Stone Wall

I only used the one stamped image, but I wanted to show how well these Fairy Hugs stamps coordinate with many dies that you may already own.  One of the things I like about this particular stamp is that you can extend the wall in either direction quite easily  The stones are staggered perfectly so you can match up the ends and keep stamping.

For this project, I stamped the Stone Wall once with Distress Ink and then fussy cut it out.  The rest of this card is comprised of the following dies: Poppy Stamps (Proper Brick House), Memory Box (Puffy Clouds), Your Next Stamp (Chunky Grass), Sizzix/Tim Holtz (Funky Florals #3), and Elizabeth Craft Designs (Country Scapes-Woods 2).  

I die cut everything out of white cardstock and added color using my Copic markers. For me, this is easier than trying to coordinate different pieces of cardstock.  I also added a touch of Fairy Hugs Glitter Powder (Pixie Dust) to the flowers.  I love how the Pixie Dust takes on the color beneath it and just adds more sparkle.

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Until next time,

Hoppy Easter {Scrapy Land #112}

Hey everyone!  It's time for a new Scrapy Land Challenge and since Easter is this coming Sunday, I decided to create a shadow box card for the occasion.

The theme is always Anything Goes using any brand of die that Scrapy Land sells.  Two winners will each receive a $10 gift certificate to go shopping at Scrapy Land.

I used the following products to create this shadow box card:

Lawn Fawn: Shadow Box Card
Sizzix: Scalloped Ovals (any of these would work)
Your Next Stamp: Chunky Grass (any of these would work)
Impression Obsession: Grass
Memory Box: Puffy Clouds
Lawn Fawn Clear Stamps: Reveal Wheel Spring Sentiments
Bugaboo digi stamp

Although I love the Lawn Fawn Shadow Box card die, I wanted to change it up just a little bit...so I flipped it on its side and made it vertical instead of horizontal.  This also allowed me to use this taller image as well.

Adhere the shadow box as you normally would.  Be sure to die cut the opening and stamp your sentiment before gluing the last tab into place to create the box.  The main difference between a horizontal shadow box and my vertical shadow box is where you create your tabs.  For the traditional shadow box, the tabs to adhere the die cut to the shadow box are located on the sides.  For my vertical shadow box, I created a tab at the bottom of each piece by scoring and then folding.

Instead of using the oval that came with the die set, I used a scalloped oval instead.  The grass dies were die cut from green cardstock and then highlighted with some Distress Oxides.

The digi image was colored with Copic markers and I added some Spectrum Noir Sparkle markers here and there.

Now it's your turn to join us for the Scrapy Land Challenge.  You have until April 28 to enter and have a chance of winning one of the two prizes to Scrapy Land.

Happy Easter 🐇!