Crafting a Stunning Card in a Box with Wellie Boots Stamp.

Hello everyone!

Today I am happy to share with you my Design Team inspiration card featuring the beautiful “Wellie Boots” image from All Dressed Up Stamps. Wendy released three digital stamps this month. I made this fun card in a box with that.

I got to work with the digital stamp Wellie Boots. When I saw this stamp, I imagined her looking satisfied over her field of flowers after her hard work. Join me on this creative journey as we delve into the making of this card in a box and the products that brought it to life.

To create a unique and dimensional card, I decided to create a card in a box. This style adds depth and creates a beautiful visual. I carefully placed “Wellie Boots” so that its look like the girl is standing in the middle of a field of blooming flowers.

To bring the digital stamp Wellie Boots to life, I used my alcohol markers (Twinmarkers) to color the digital stamp.

• Skin: Barely Beige (29), Salmon Pink (25), Peachy Blush (29) and Tanned Skin (260).
• Hair: Caramel (253), Brown Grey (104), Walnut (100) and Clay (116).
• Shirt: Pastel Pink (17), Pale Pink (09) and Rose Pink (08).
• Trousers: Light Sky (189), Midi Sky (190), Dark Sky (191) and Dark Denim Blue (195).
• Boots: Primary Yellow (221), Lemon Yellow (35), Yellow (34) and Orange (23).
• Shovel: Blue Grey 5 (BG5), Blue Grey 3 (BG3) and Blue Grey 1 (BG1).

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To give my card structure and dimension, I followed the tutorial provided by Ink Something crafty. By following her step-by-step instructions, I successfully made a beautiful box in a card. To view the original tutorial and gain a deeper understanding of the box-building process, please visit her tutorial.

For my card base, I chose heavy weight white card stock, so it would be stable while showing the scene inside.

I used the following materials:

• Blue cardstock: 4 1/4″ x 3 1/2″ (for the back standing part)
• White cardstock: 4″ x 3 1/4″ (for the background on the back)
• Patterned paper: 4 1/4″ x 1″ (for the front, scored 3/8″ from both sides)
• White cardstock: 2 pieces of 2 3/8″ x 2″ (for the sides of the box)
• Patterned paper: 1 3/4″ x 1 3/4″ (for layering the sides)
• White cardstock: 4 1/4″ x 3/4″ (for the center of the box, scored 3/8″ from both sides)

With these materials I followed the instructions of Ink Something crafty and made this beautiful card in the box .

To bring the scene to life, I used my 4″ x 3 1/4″ white card stock as the background and incorporated clouds and grass elements. I also used the pieces for the the layering sides.

1. Cloudy Sky: Using a cloud stencil, I placed it on the white card stock. Then, with a blending tool, I create clouds all over the background. This technique added depth and a dreamy atmosphere to the scene.
2. Grass: To give the girl a place to stand, I die-cut a piece of grass using a grass-shaped die. I chose different shades of green to bring different colors to the grass. To give the piece some texture I applied green splatters with my metallic paint. When I was happy with the color, I placed the grass at the bottom of the card stock.

Adding clouds and grass really brought the background to life and created a perfect setting for the girl to enjoy her field of flowers..

To add beauty and dimension to the card, I used patterned paper for the front of the card and incorporated the flowers from the paper as embellishments in the layered parts of the grass.

From the chosen pattern, I carefully cut out the flowers to use as embellishments. From the paper I cut the different sizes of flowers. This way you get diversity and a more dynamic whole.

As a sentiment, I stuck the word Flowers on the front of the card in the box. The hearts in the background next to the girl indicates that she loves this.

With all the parts ready I glued the image to the back of my card. I stick all my flowers with glue on the grass layers. I placed two butterflies on my background.

I loved making this card. I hope this blog post has inspired you to create your own card in a box. The possibility’s are endless.

Thank you for joining me on this creative journey. Stay tuned for more inspiring projects.

Let’s take a moment to admire the beautiful handmade card in a box we just created together. We colored the stamp and made this nice scene in a box.

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• Cloud stencil from Carlijn Design.
• White Card stock
• Blue Card stock
• Patterned paper from the Writing block by Decotimecrafts.
• Grass die from Aveccreative.
• Green chalk ink from Decotimecrafts. I used the colors Bottle Green and The Hulk.
• Sticky glue from Action NL.

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