Tool Time Cards with Ana and Tammy

Hello friends! It’s Ana here today with a masculine card showcasing adorable new Tool Time stamp set and it’s coordinating dies – from the new summer release! We have a lot of boys/men in our family and I am always finding myself needing masculine cards! I was so excited to see this set! It is perfect for birthdays, achievements and upcoming Father’s Day!

For my card today I used only two images from the set –a hammer and a nail. I thought stamping the nail around the edges of the panel would create a really cool visual frame. I stamped the nails in two rows, using darker gray ink for the outside and medium gray for the inside line.

Next, I created the word YOU using the same nail stamp, then added coloring/shading with Copic C markers to all the nail images.

I stamped, colored and die cut the hammer 3 times and adhered it to the background, then added the sentiment and finished it off with and additional nail that serves as an exclamation point.

I love how this card turned out! Tool Time set is so versatile – images in the set can be transformed from masculine to super cute by using the smiley face included in the set!

Thank you so much for joining us today and until next time I hope you have a wonderful day!

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Hi crafty friends! Tammy here and I am so excited to be sharing my first post as a Design Team Member for Sunny Studio Stamps! Today, I have a fun tool box card to share with you that showcases the new Tool Time Stamp Set. 

My card measures approximately 3 1/2" wide X 5" tall, and fits perfectly into an A2 envelope when folded flat. I stamped my images with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink onto Bristol smooth cardstock and colored with Copic Markers. I then used the coordinating Tool Time Dies to cut out my images.

Copic Colors used: Yellow: Y35, Y15, Y11; Red: R24, R29, R39; Gray: N0, N2, N4

To create the peg board, I cut a piece of kraft cardstock and inked it with Brushed Corduroy Distress Oxide. I used a spring loaded hole punch to create the holes for the pegboard, layered on top of black cardstock, then attached to the red backing. The drawers were created by cutting strips of red cardstock, approximately 4 3/4" wide X 1" tall. I then cut a  thin strip of silver foil cardstock, attached to the top of each drawer, and attached to the front of the box using foam tape for dimension.

Thanks so much for stopping by! For more crafty inspiration, check out my Instagram feed!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Tool Time Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Tool Time Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Tea-riffic Cards with Leanne and Ana

Hello crafters, Leanne here! I'm excited to start sharing what I've been working on using the newest release. For today's project, I've made a Mother's Day card featuring the sweet images from Tea-riffic. 

I started by stamping out and Copic coloring the tea cup and tea pot from Tea-riffic. I also stamped out several tiny flowers and leaves which can be found in the Backyard Bugs stamp set.  

Copic colors used for the tea cup and pot are BV01, BV02, BV04. Colors used for the flowers and leaves are RV52, RV55, YG11, YG17.

Next I applied some Spun Sugar Distress Oxide ink with a blending brush to the center of an A2 sized card. I stamped a strip of white card stock with the gingham stamp from Background Basics using some bright green ink. This gingham piece will serve as a table cloth. I positioned the gingham strip towards the bottom half of the card front. I arranged the colored images as if they were sitting on the table. Once I had my images in place, I could stamp the greeting right above them. The word stamps to build this greeting come from the Tea-riffic set.  

To complete the card I created a custom frame. I covered a panel of white card stock with Spun Sugar Distress Oxide ink. I spattered the inked panel with water and thinned pink paint. To give the panel a scalloped edge, I used a die from the Frilly Frames Hexagon set. To make the opening, I used the second largest die from the Stitched Oval set. Lastly, I adhered the frame onto the card front with adhesive foam tape. 

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Hi crafty friends! Ana here today with a sweet Mother’s Day card showcasing brand new Tea-riffic stamps and dies. As soon as I saw this beautiful stamp set, it made me think of England and I wanted nothing more than to create a beautiful card that has a feel of English afternoon tea time, with fine china and delicate lace.

I stamped the images from Tea-riffic set with very light blue ink for no line Copic coloring. I used BV04, BV13, BV02, BV31 markers to color both images, then free-handed a floral pattern on both teapot and cup and die cut with coordinating dies.

I created the floral pattern for the bottom part of my card by stamping a little flower (from Chickie Baby stamp set) in same light blue ink and coloring each flower with BV markers. I added dots in three different sizes to fill in the space between the flowers.

I used Heartstring Border dies to die cut heart borders, colored the pierced one with markers, then layered white border and hearts on top.

For my background scalloped mat, I used Frilly Frames Eyelet Lace die and colored it with the same BV markers. I stamped the sentiment (from Tea-riffic set) with dark gray ink, trimmed it into a strip and assembled my card popping the teapot, cut and the sentiment with foam tape.

I just love how this card turned out and I really hope you like it too and that you got inspired. Thank you so much for spending some time with us today – I hope you have a wonderful rest of your week!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Backyard Bugs Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Backyard Bugs Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Background Basics Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Stitched Oval Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Frilly Frames Hexagon Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Chickie Baby Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Frilly Frames-Eyelet Lace Shop at: Sunny Studio	Heartstrings Border Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Tea-riffic Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Tea-riffic Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio