I've seen shadow box cards all over Splitcoaststampers but haven't felt up to the challenge. That was, until I saw a fabulous tutorial on Dawn Griffith's blog! Thanks to her great step-by-step instructions, I created 
this totally adorable card! Isn't he just the cutest little thing?!?! These shadow box cards lie flat to mail in a standard card envelope and can then be propped open by the recipient. I have had so much fun playing with this stamp set! You can color him in or stamp him on cardstock or designer series paper and simply layer him. And with all the different sentiments, he's sure to be the perfect choice for many of your card needs.
this totally adorable card! Isn't he just the cutest little thing?!?! These shadow box cards lie flat to mail in a standard card envelope and can then be propped open by the recipient. I have had so much fun playing with this stamp set! You can color him in or stamp him on cardstock or designer series paper and simply layer him. And with all the different sentiments, he's sure to be the perfect choice for many of your card needs. Stamps: A Little Birdie Told Me
Cardstock: Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black, Summer Sun
Accessories: Bali Breeze designer series paper, coluzzle, sticky strip, 1" circle punch, stampin' dimensionals
4 comments:
Good job on the challenge, it looks like a fun card. I will have to put it on my list of things to do someday.
Great card! I've never tried one of these either, but I love yours. Great papers and colors, so cheerful! :)
What a great card. Great color combo and I love how you framed the cutout & image with complementary color of designer paper.
Very Cute-love the DSP as the base
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