Good morning friends - it's time!!!
Today's post is part of a huge Blog Hop, and you should have arrived here from Teresa Abajo's blog. If you get lost during the hop, I have listed all the participants with linked websites at the end of my post. You will want to be sure and check them all out, as there will be a TON of inspiration and prizes too.
I have TWO fun Pop-Up cards to share today. I have included lots of photos, since many of the people who will be visiting from the hop may not be familiar with Karen Burniston's Pop-Up dies.
I loved SO many of the Darkroom Door stamps and stencils, honestly I had trouble choosing which ones stamps to use for the Blog Hop. It was practically an 'eeny miny mo' scenario. I will definitely be adding more of them to my collection.
The one stamp that jumped out at me first, was this Sitting Dog image - it reminded me so much of our old Brandi girl. The Circle Background image is one I knew I'd get a lot of use out of so I chose that one too.
To create the colourful background, I first embossed the background stamp on several panels with white embossing powder. Then I pulled out my Magical Shakers and did a little 'sprinkle and spritz'. I just love the fun backgrounds these water colour powders make. The bonus to use the Magical Shakers, is that you get a bit of shimmer as well. On this card, I like how the dog is peeking through the circular window.
I added the large Happy Birthday, and added glitter to the bottom part for sort of a 'dipped' look.
Inside is where all the fun is! I used the Katherine Label to Pop-Up so the dog spins up & pops out as the card is opened.
This Paint Drip stamp is SO cool, and I'm going to have fun with it in my Art Journal pages too. To get this multi coloured image I used the MISTI and I have to say it would have been nearly impossible without that stamping tool because the marker ink would dry too fast. I used markers and coloured & stamped one drip at a time and still ended up with perfect placement.
I used the Alphabet Texture Stamp with watermark ink to create some additional interest to the card background. This is another stamp that will see lots of use in my Art Journal pages.
I used the Crosshatch Rectangles as an area to stamp the Stampin' Up greetings - this card is for our youngest Grandson's birthday.
You get so much dimension from the Katherine Label Pop-Up - and you can animate so many things!
Onto my second card for the hop:
The front of my card is very plain & subdued in a simple black and white colour theme. When I chose the crayon stamp, this card is what I had in mind.
When I added the words inside, I didn't check the placement through the front window. At first I was disappointed that you could see them but then decided that since the card front was SO plain I like that there is a little hint of something fun inside.
And inside, there is a LOT going on!!
I chose to use the Circle Charm Pop-Up in a vertical orientation instead of a horizontal, which allowed me to stamp the crayons across the top. Because the card base was cut from Bristol Smooth card stock, I was able to use my Zig Clean Colour makers. They blend beautifully on this card stock and I love the bright vibrant colours even when blended with a water brush.
I do realize that the word Colour is not spelled with our Canadian spelling, mostly because the letters were too crammed in if I added the 'U'.
Finally, here is a side view of the Pop-Up card.
Supplies for Dog card:
Bristol Smooth card stock
Circles Background stamp - Darkroom Door
White embossing powder
Magical Shakers - Lindy's Stamp Gang
Sitting Dog stamp - Darkroom Door
Zig Clean Colour Markers
Water brush
1004 Birthday Charms - Karen Burniston
Regular and heavyweight white card stock
White Gel Pen- Karen Burniston
Stickles
Teal card stock
Matte glossy card stock
1054 Rectangles Crosshatch- Karen Burniston
1011 Katherine Label Pop-Up- Karen Burniston
Alphabet Texture Stamp - Darkroom Door
MISTI - My Sweet Petunia
Watermark ink
Paint Drips stamp - Darkroom Door
Markers - Local King Rubber Stamp
1046 Circle Charm Pop-Up (circles)- Karen Burniston
1030 Happy Birthday- Karen Burniston
Bakers twine
Crayons stamp - Darkroom Door
Inside stamps - Stampin' Up
Crayola marker
Wink of Stella
Card size - 5 x 6"
Supplies for Circle Charm Accordion Card:
1046 Circle Charm Accordion - Karen Burniston
Bristol smooth card stock
Black card stock
1007 Charm Accordion (butterfly) - Karen Burniston
Crayons - Darkroom Door
Zig clean colour markers
Wink of Stella
1053 Alphabet - Karen Burniston
Sakura white gel pen - Karen Burniston
Magical Shaker Background
Black fine point marker
1047 Upsy Daisy Pop-Up (banner) - Karen Burniston
Scrap of embossed water colour background from previous card
Card size - 4-3/4 x 6"
Today's post is part of a huge Blog Hop, and you should have arrived here from Teresa Abajo's blog. If you get lost during the hop, I have listed all the participants with linked websites at the end of my post. You will want to be sure and check them all out, as there will be a TON of inspiration and prizes too.
I have TWO fun Pop-Up cards to share today. I have included lots of photos, since many of the people who will be visiting from the hop may not be familiar with Karen Burniston's Pop-Up dies.
I loved SO many of the Darkroom Door stamps and stencils, honestly I had trouble choosing which ones stamps to use for the Blog Hop. It was practically an 'eeny miny mo' scenario. I will definitely be adding more of them to my collection.
The one stamp that jumped out at me first, was this Sitting Dog image - it reminded me so much of our old Brandi girl. The Circle Background image is one I knew I'd get a lot of use out of so I chose that one too.
To create the colourful background, I first embossed the background stamp on several panels with white embossing powder. Then I pulled out my Magical Shakers and did a little 'sprinkle and spritz'. I just love the fun backgrounds these water colour powders make. The bonus to use the Magical Shakers, is that you get a bit of shimmer as well. On this card, I like how the dog is peeking through the circular window.
I added the large Happy Birthday, and added glitter to the bottom part for sort of a 'dipped' look.
Inside is where all the fun is! I used the Katherine Label to Pop-Up so the dog spins up & pops out as the card is opened.
This Paint Drip stamp is SO cool, and I'm going to have fun with it in my Art Journal pages too. To get this multi coloured image I used the MISTI and I have to say it would have been nearly impossible without that stamping tool because the marker ink would dry too fast. I used markers and coloured & stamped one drip at a time and still ended up with perfect placement.
I used the Alphabet Texture Stamp with watermark ink to create some additional interest to the card background. This is another stamp that will see lots of use in my Art Journal pages.
I used the Crosshatch Rectangles as an area to stamp the Stampin' Up greetings - this card is for our youngest Grandson's birthday.
You get so much dimension from the Katherine Label Pop-Up - and you can animate so many things!
Onto my second card for the hop:
The front of my card is very plain & subdued in a simple black and white colour theme. When I chose the crayon stamp, this card is what I had in mind.
When I added the words inside, I didn't check the placement through the front window. At first I was disappointed that you could see them but then decided that since the card front was SO plain I like that there is a little hint of something fun inside.
And inside, there is a LOT going on!!
I chose to use the Circle Charm Pop-Up in a vertical orientation instead of a horizontal, which allowed me to stamp the crayons across the top. Because the card base was cut from Bristol Smooth card stock, I was able to use my Zig Clean Colour makers. They blend beautifully on this card stock and I love the bright vibrant colours even when blended with a water brush.
I do realize that the word Colour is not spelled with our Canadian spelling, mostly because the letters were too crammed in if I added the 'U'.
Finally, here is a side view of the Pop-Up card.
Both Darkroom Door and Karen Burniston will be giving away a prize pack, with winners randomly chosen from ALL of the blog hop comments received by Sunday June 29th 2018. Lots of chances to win some goodies, so just leave a comment on this post or any other blog hop post to enter. NOTE - be sure that you have a valid email address attached to your comment!! The last Blog Hop we did, I ended up drawing FIVE different names before I found one with an email address I could contact. It's also a good idea to check back to see if your name was drawn.
Below is the complete Blog Hop list. Supplies for Dog card:
Bristol Smooth card stock
Circles Background stamp - Darkroom Door
White embossing powder
Magical Shakers - Lindy's Stamp Gang
Sitting Dog stamp - Darkroom Door
Zig Clean Colour Markers
Water brush
1004 Birthday Charms - Karen Burniston
Regular and heavyweight white card stock
White Gel Pen- Karen Burniston
Stickles
Teal card stock
Matte glossy card stock
1054 Rectangles Crosshatch- Karen Burniston
1011 Katherine Label Pop-Up- Karen Burniston
Alphabet Texture Stamp - Darkroom Door
MISTI - My Sweet Petunia
Watermark ink
Paint Drips stamp - Darkroom Door
Markers - Local King Rubber Stamp
1046 Circle Charm Pop-Up (circles)- Karen Burniston
1030 Happy Birthday- Karen Burniston
Bakers twine
Crayons stamp - Darkroom Door
Inside stamps - Stampin' Up
Crayola marker
Wink of Stella
Card size - 5 x 6"
Supplies for Circle Charm Accordion Card:
1046 Circle Charm Accordion - Karen Burniston
Bristol smooth card stock
Black card stock
1007 Charm Accordion (butterfly) - Karen Burniston
Crayons - Darkroom Door
Zig clean colour markers
Wink of Stella
1053 Alphabet - Karen Burniston
Sakura white gel pen - Karen Burniston
Magical Shaker Background
Black fine point marker
1047 Upsy Daisy Pop-Up (banner) - Karen Burniston
Scrap of embossed water colour background from previous card
Card size - 4-3/4 x 6"
Thanks for stopping by today
Such cute cards!
ReplyDeleteLove both cards!
ReplyDeleteloving both your Circle Charm Accordion cards, love how we both used the same stamp for one of our cards :)
ReplyDeleteThe dripping crayon is my favourite card, love the technique
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects! I especially love the colouring on the dog - so realistic!
ReplyDeleteLove the crayons
ReplyDeletethe bright colours are gorgeous
ReplyDeletelove the drip technique on both these projects and the puppy dog is so realistic
ReplyDeleteSuper cute :)
ReplyDeleteLove the crayons and butterflies together. Great card.
ReplyDeleteCute pet theme card
ReplyDeleteI love the dog card and use this stamp often as we are a family of dog lovers.
ReplyDeleteAnother new idea and trick for the accordion charm!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Love those fun bright colors and that circle charm is awesome!
ReplyDeleteOk...that little dog peeking out is the cutest ever! I love the way he also pops up when you open the card. The black and white vs vibrant color on your second card was very dramatic and a fun surprise when card is opened. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLOVVE your cards Karen and especially how the crayon one is black and white to color!! Great job!! xo
ReplyDeleteWow..thanks for sharing the misti / marker tip!! So creative.
ReplyDeleteThe butterfly card is beautiful! The
ReplyDeleteOh what fun!! And beautiful! Love how the 2nd card
ReplyDeleteis so muted on the front and so colorful & happy on
the inside (being your intent). It's brilliant!
That dog! Plus he spins up and pops out! And those crayons--that stamp is wonderful in black, but rather amazeballs the way you used it!
ReplyDeleteLove all the colors, especially on the 2nd card. I have a weakness for butterfly products :-)
ReplyDeleteColor my world is my favorite. Great way to turn and change things.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I especially like the crayon one. The color surprise when it's opened really pops!
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas I get from your beautiful and happy cards.
ReplyDeleteVery fun cards! Love that cute pup! Love the way the butterfly card opens up... awesome dies and stamps for making these delightful cards!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty cards! Love how you colored the dog, and how it peeks through the window :)
ReplyDeleteLike the crayon card. Nice idea
ReplyDeleteGood gracious Karen! If these aren't the sweetest, happiest cards I've seen! What kid wouldn't love either one. A pop up puppy?! Come on! :) And the black and white to color design of your crayon card is incredible. You've made me smile from ear to ear with your fab post. Hugs, Autumn (SewPaperPaint)
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I have that crayon stamp and I was happy to see how you used it. Twice! color and black & white. Love it!
ReplyDeleteYour interactive cards are so fun and I LOVE how you used those paint drip stamps. The sweet pooch is adorable.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun these cards are! Love the puppy one, but the color my world one is just the sweetest one. Great stamps and dies.
ReplyDeletePerfect card designs with awesome effects! I love the dripping crayons and the neutral lead in! Sometimes we get so caught up in our perfectionism that we forget our recipient is not aware of the original version or vision! Thanks for sharing your talents!
ReplyDeleteI am really loving all the wonderful inspiration I’m seeing on the blog hop. Super gorgeous cards!
ReplyDeletelovely cards! I have definitely added the circles background stamp to my list of NEEDS! xo
ReplyDeleteThese must have been fun to make! they are very sweet and love all the crayon colors! Both cards are darling.
ReplyDeletethe first card is cute with the dog but wow for the second card. Love the black and white outer and then the bang of colour on the inside.
ReplyDeleteFun and cute cards! <3
ReplyDeleteWow, those cards are so beautiful, I especially love the one with the dog, as I have a little doggy like that ! :) Enny
ReplyDeleteSeems everyone used the exact word That came to mind after seeing your terrific cards...Fun! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteTwo great cards, love the POP of colour in the second card. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWow, these cards you have made are spectacular, I don't even know where to start. The dog peeking through the cover of the first card is adorable and it is colored to perfection. The second card is a stunner! I love the way the pop up works into the design. These are really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are always awesome...these are fabulous especially the 2nd one...WOW!
ReplyDeleteYou made 2 fabulous interactive cards. Love them both!
ReplyDeleteThese cards are just so amazing! That second card is just wow! I love the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteI love the front and the hint of color inside. What fun for the inside to really be the center of the card.
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet - love the layouts and products too!
ReplyDeleteI love how you used only black and white, with full color on the interior. It really makes the card (and meaning) POP!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are just amazing !!
ReplyDeletelove how the ring goes in the inside of your card in that direction!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat contrast of the black and white front to that POP of bright colours inside.
ReplyDeleteOkay,.... and the dog is pretty cute too!
These dies are the best so I agree, choosing would be difficult! Your cards are clever and creative!
ReplyDeleteSandra Smith
I have just found the card for my 35th Wedding Anniversary this year!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
Awesome job!
bobbie99@comcast.net
Pup card is cute. Absolutely LOVE the butterfly and crayons card!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards! Love how you did the colors!
ReplyDeleteI love the crayon card! So creative!
ReplyDeleteThe pup is adorable peeking through and wow!, those crayons are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCB
very fun!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are fabulous and really make me smile!
ReplyDeleteEeek! That little dog is the cutest and I love love love your crayon card with the ink drips!
ReplyDeleteMagnifiques cartes ! un gros faible pour la carte Crayola avec le contraste, elle plairait beaucoup Ć mes petits enfants ! merci pour l'inspiration !
ReplyDeleteThe crayons in black and white on the outside and color on the inside make a big impact! And I love the animated part!
ReplyDeletelove both of your cards...the crayon with very colorful...who wouldn't love to get that
ReplyDeleteI honestly thought the dog was a photo! great touch with he drip stamps!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet. I LOVE the crayons stamp and have it myself. x
ReplyDeleteOh how fabulous
ReplyDeleteyour cards are!
I love the plain
front and then
all the color
inside on the
second one.
Carla from Utah
Such simple ideas with beautiful results. I especially love the white crayons transformed! Thanks for the inspiration and the walk-through.
ReplyDeleteLove this card, the contrast between front and inside was great.
ReplyDeleteI love the color interpretation!!! Thanks for sharing and good luck to all!
ReplyDeletegreat cards, love the crayon card, what fun for kids!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely ADORE the crayon Card! WOW!
ReplyDeletePuppy card is so awesome!!! The crayons are so great fun to even place on a door for when the kids go back to school. My teacher friends would love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card and your crayons are incredible, Karen!
ReplyDeleteTwo really awesome designs! So sweet to see that pup peeking through the front on the first. And I love the colored surprise inside the crayon card and how you've used the pop up element on it. Great pair!
ReplyDeleteLove the colorful drizzles....I would have enjoyed a video of these!!!!
ReplyDeletePlain to color--great surprise inside.
ReplyDeleteWow and wow! Fabulous cards with oodles of wonderful details.
ReplyDeletelove the mixed media feel and rainbow colors on these makes. super gorgeous
ReplyDeleteAwesome, fun, colourful cards.
ReplyDeleteThe multi-colored background is so cool, and I love the dog peeking through the circle.
ReplyDeleteVery cute and colorful card designs. Love the dog.
ReplyDeleteOh what fun and creative cards! So many fabulous details.
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Adorable dog peeking out the circle window.
ReplyDeleteSuch a creative mind you have. Love all your ideas and tips on how to use these stamps.
ReplyDeleteAwesome
ReplyDeleteLove both of your cards!
ReplyDeleteI love both cards, really awesome and well done.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the first one however, colorful, lovely and so cute with the dog (I have this stamp too, thank you for the inspiration! :), wonderful!!!
I love both cards, really awesome and well done.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the first one however, colorful, lovely and so cute with the dog (I have this stamp too, thank you for the inspiration! :), wonderful!!!
the dog is too cute! and the crayons are so colorful! both fantastic cards!
ReplyDeleteAlicia
WOW l love the colour my world
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