Shadow box | All dressed up stamps

Today it is new release inspiration day over at All Dressed Up stamps. I used the image Toad Stall and I made this lovely shadow box card with it.

There are 3 new digital stamps designed by Wendy Burns. Let me show you the three new designs:

Toad Stall

Rocking horse

Stockings

Aren’t these digital stamps cute? Let’s start making this card with the Toad Stall digital stamp.

Rica’s Haven made a blog post explaining how to make a shadow box. There, the dimensions are described exactly. If you also want to make such a cute shadow box, just click on the link above.

I printed the digital stamp on DCP paper. And now it’s time to colour it.

• Top of mushroom: Burgundy (247), English Red (249), Geranium (15), Vermillion (14) and Scarlet (13).
• Bottom and stem of the mushroom: Hazelwood (108), Tawny (106), Caramel (253) and Colorless Blender (0).
• Skin: Peachy Blush (259), Salmon Pink (25) and Barely Beige (29).
• Hair: Clay (116), Rose Beige (97), Olive Green (41) and Buttercup Yellow (141).
• Wings: Cool Shadow (178).
• Hairpins: Black (120).
• Combinations for the leaves:
  • Lemon Yellow (35), Terra Stone (278) and Coral Red.
  • English Red (249), Coral Red (12) and Deep Yellow.
  • Chocolate (118), Clay (116) and Hazelwood (108).
  • Green Sage (227), Dark Olive (225) and Sap Green (235).

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These are the dies I used. Quite a lot of die-cutting had to be done. I put the brands and any links to the products in the list at the bottom of the text. I die-cut the mushrooms and leaves out of white paper. Then I coloured them with my alcohol markers. You can find the colours I used in the paragraph above. I die-cut the branches out of designer paper. This is the same designer paper I used on the front of the shadow box.

For the background, I made clouds with this stencil. I applied this on a piece of white card stock measuring 9 x 9 centimetres. This will fit exactly in the middle of the shadowbox. I used my memento ink for this.

I wanted the girl to sit in the grass. So I grabbed my grass stencil to make some grass. I made it to pieces. One to cover the front. And one in the middle of the shadowbox.

I still had some designer paper lying around with a tree texture on it. I placed these on the front of the shadow box. I die-cut the branches from the same paper.

And now it’s time to put it all together. I placed everything in place until I was satisfied.

Hope you like the card. Check also my other design team members to see what they have made. You can find them on the Facebook page or the All Dressed Up Challenge Blog.

Thank you for joining me on this creative journey as we crafted this amazing Shadow Box Card. I hope you have enjoyed the process and feel inspired to create your shadow box card.

I’d love to hear from you if you have any questions, need clarifications, or want to share your thoughts. Crafting is not just a hobby; it’s a wonderful community, and I’m here to support you in your creative endeavours.

Rock my world All Dressed Up Stamps

Another Shadow Box card with the digital stamp Rock My World from All Dressed Up Stamps

Stockings. All Dressed Up Stamps

I also made a card with the new digital stamp stockings. You can find this here.

Safari Friends Slimline Shadow box kaart

This is a shadow box card in a slimline shape.

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• Mushroom dies from Alie Express.
• The branches and leaves dies from Aveccreative.
• Stencils from CarlijnDesign.
• Twin markers (alcohol markers) from Decotimecrafts.

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