Gingerbread House Bookmark & Card with Kavya and Isha

Hi folks, Kavya here. I am back on the blog with another fun project! I absolutely love the new Gingerbread House die this release and it’s just perfect for so many projects - tags, cards, gift bags and even bookmarks. I created this fun bookmark for a friend who loves the holidays. I hope they love it! 

My bookmark is sized 2.75”x 5.5”. I decided to make it a bit wider so that I can add some gingerbread critters at the end. I first started off by die cutting various components for the house using Gingerbread House die and linen, brown, cream, red, blue, green and yellow cardstock. For the house, I ink blended the edges using distress oxide inks and splattered some paint to make it a bit more realistic. I also used the Icing Border dies to add some fun! 

I added some more details using a white gel pen and finished it off using two gingerbread friends from Christmas Cookie stamp set.

That’s it! Wasn’t that a fun project! Hope you liked it! Happy Crafting!

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Hello everyone! Isha here sharing a fun card featuring our Gingerbread House dies. I was tempted to do a Christmas theme card but then decided to play with this fun die and created a summer theme card.

I started by taking a white square card base. Add the yellow sunburst pattern paper from the Classic Sunburst Paper pack. I then die-cut the Gingerbread House pieces in various colors, sponged some distress inks to give some more depth. Adhere to the card. Adhere the stripe paper from the Sleek Stripes paper pad behind the windows.

I then die-cut the fence using the Scalloped Fence die. Adhere to both the sides of the house. Stamp the images, color using Copic markers and die-cut using the coordinating dies. Adhere them to the card to create the scene.

Cactus - Looking Sharp stamp and dies
Birds - Outback Critters stamp and dies
Flowers, snail, butterfly - Garden Fairy stamp and dies
Sentiment - Snail Mail

Die-cut the grass using the Picket Fence dies from the pattern paper, sponge peeled paint distress ink. Stamp the sentiment and adhere to the card.

Have a nice day and thank you for dropping by

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Looking Sharp Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Looking Sharp Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Outback Critters Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Outback Critters Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Picket Fence Border Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Scalloped Fence Die Shop at: Sunny Studio	Christmas Cookies Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Christmas Cookies Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Gingerbread House Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Icing Border DIes Shop at: Sunny Studio	Classic Sunburst Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio	Sleek Stripes Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio	Snail Mail Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Garden Fairy Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Garden Fairy Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Scalloped Fence Focused Cards with Kavya and Isha

Hi folks, Kavya here. I am back with another fun project to share with you all! I love it when dies/stamps are realistic and the new Scalloped Fence die has so many details that make it just perfect to create fun scenes with. I love playing with critters but I never really created a shadow box before until now. The new fence die was the just the perfect size to create a fun farm scene! When putting this together, I felt like I was transported back to middle school where I had to create mini dioramas almost every summer! 

I know that there are dies available to create shadow boxes but they are super easy to create with supplies that you already have. I used my paper trimmer to cut cardstock into the following dimensions:

- Background: 4.25” x 3.5”
- Base - 2 strips: 8.5” x 1” strip scored at 0.5”, 2.5”, 6” and 8; 3.5” x 1” strip 

Fold the base strips at the score lines and attach the smaller strip using the 0.5” tabs to create a 3.5” x 2” base. I then attached the background cardstock to the back of the base to finish off my base! 

For the grass, I started off by cutting 3 1.25” x 4.5” strips of different green colored cardstock scored at 0.5” and 4”. I used the grass die from Picket Fence to die cut the top of each panel and snipped the edges of the tabs as shown below:

I ink blended the edges of the panel with matching dye ink before adding them to my shadow box. My box is now complete for decoration! I started off by ink blending a white panel slightly smaller than 3.5” x 4.25” using shades of mint to create a ducky sky. I then stamped and colored images from the Farm Fresh stamp set. As only the bottom part of these images were going to be stuck to the grass base, I stacked 2 die cuts for each image to make it sturdier. I then adhered all these images to the shadow box. 

The Scalloped Fence die is just the perfect size to create an outer border for your shadow box card and make the farm scene more realistic! I stacked two die cuts just like my images to make it sturdier… This would add extra weight when mailing your cards though! 

I then finished off by adding a sentiment by using the Chloe Alphabet die set and the word ’there’ from Farm Fresh stamps set.

That’s it! I hope this fun card inspires you to create a fun shadowbox card if you haven’t already. Happy Crafting!

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Hello everyone! Isha, here featuring the Scalloped Fence dies. These are such pretty dies with some lovely details. I get the feel of the big cottages and enchanted lands when I see it, so my card had to have a fairy...lol.

I started by sponging tumbled glass distress ink to create the sky. Flick some ink splatters and water to it. Die-cut the grass from the Slimline Nature Borders dies two times. Sponge distress inks in shabby shutters and mowed lawn. Flick water and ink. Adhere to the mat layer. Adhere this to a white card base.

Now I die-cut the Scalloped Fence three times, applied glue and over lapped them to create one single fence. I then adhered the other elements of the dies to create some dimension.

Tree and flower - Seasonal Trees stamp and Dies
Sun - Balloon Rides Stamp and Dies
Balloon, sentiment - Floating By stamp and Dies
Fairy, flower, snail - Garden Fairy stamp and Dies
Bird - Outback Critters stamp and Dies

Stamp the images, color using Copic markers and die-cut. Adhere to the card to create a scene. To finish, I applied Nuvo glitter drops to the fairy wings and a bit to the sky.  Finally spectrum noir clear sparkle pen to the balloon, fairy and flowers.

Thanks for dropping by! Have a nice day.

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Outback Critters Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Outback Critters Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Chloe Alphabet Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Picket Fence Border Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Scalloped Fence Die Shop at: Sunny Studio
Seasonal Trees Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Seaonal Trees Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Floating By Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Floating By Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Slimline Nature Borders Shop at: Sunny Studio	Farm Fresh Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Farm Fresh Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Balloon Rides Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Balloon Rides Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Garden Fairy Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Garden Fairy Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Scalloped Fence Die Focused Cards with Ashley and Mayra

Hello everyone! It's Ashley, and I know it's early, but I have a cute fall card to share with you all today! Something about the pretty Scalloped Fence die brought sunflowers to mind and the fall theme just spiraled from there!

I started by blending a bit of Lawn Fawn Butter ink in the center of a piece of white cardstock. I added a fun zig zag to the outside with the Frilly Frames Chevron die, then glued the die cut to a coral piece of gingham paper from the Gingham Pastels pack. I also cut the Scalloped Fence from white cardstock and assembled it with liquid glue before setting it aside to combine with my images. I love the dimensional look this die creates!

I stamped the scarecrow from Farm Fresh and the trees and sunflowers from Happy Harvest in Lawn Fawn Jet Black ink and colored with Copics. I cut them out with the matching dies and arranged them on my card along with my Scalloped Fence die cut. I popped a few sunflowers up for extra dimension around the fence. I finished with a sentiment from Beautiful Autumn stamped in VersaFine Onyx Black ink and embossed with clear.

Thank you so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!

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Hello everyone. Happy Monday. Mayra here with you sharing this thank you card using the lovely Garden Fairy stamp set and the Scalloped Fence die.

I began by coloring the images from the Garden Fairy stamp, I also used the mushrooms from the Home Sweet Gnome set. I colored them using Copic markers. For the green areas, I used YG01, G02, G05, YG17, and a bit of YG67. For the pink areas, I used RV52, RV21, RV23, and RV06. 

Next, I die cut the larger and medium-sized rectangles using the Stitched Rectangle dies set. I also die-cut an extra layer of the medium-sized one to use for the grass area and the bushes border. The grass border is from the Picket Fence die set, and for the bush border, I used the cloud border from the Slimline Nature Borders dies set. 

I then added color to the panels and borders. For the sky, I used Salvaged Patina and Salty Ocean. For the grass and bushes, I used Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn, Pine Needles, and Rustic Wilderness. 

I hope you enjoy the card I created to share with you today. I hope you have a wonderful and blessed day.

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Picket Fence Border Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Scalloped Fence Die Shop at: Sunny Studio	Stitched Rectangle Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Beautiful Autumn Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Happy Harvest Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Happy Harvest Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Home Sweet Gnome Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Home Sweet Gnome Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Gingham Pastels 6x6 Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio
Frilly Frames Chevron Die Shop at: Sunny Studio	Slimline Nature Borders Shop at: Sunny Studio	Farm Fresh Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Farm Fresh Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Garden Fairy Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Garden Fairy Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio