Hi crafty friends! Today I am showing you a really easy interactive card with the Fluffy Clouds Dies from Sunny Studio Stamps. 

I started the card making with ink blending with Shaded Lilac and Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Inks. 

Next I styled the clouds with the stitched edges on the background, and I ran them through my die-cut machine. 

Next I created the rainbow stripes with my Copic Sketch Markers. I used a ruler and I made rainbow stripes with the chisel nib. Used Copics: Y13,RV02, BG01, BG11,BV00. 

Once it was done I stamped and colored the cute stars with the Best Fishes Stamp Set and for some stars I made a clear die-cut too and I adhered clear fishing lines between the papers so when I shake my card it will shake too. When it was done I stamped the sentiments from the Over the rainbow sentiment stamp with black ink to the teal cardstock. 

The next step was the Die-cutting! YAY! I Die-cut 2 parts of the Rainbow sentiment and I adhered a clear fishing line between the Die-cuts then I styled the sentiment. Once it was done, I adhered it to the back side of the front paper, and because of this the sentiment can move. 

When it was done I made 4pc of Fluffy Cloud Die-cut, folded them in half and adhered together and I got a cool 3D cloudie. I repeated the process and I also made "single" clouds too, and added eyes to them with a bubble stamp from the Best Fishes stamp set. 

In the end I put my card together and I can tell you, I really love this soft and cute result. I hope you like this inspiration, have an amazing day, see you next time. :)

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Hi lovelies I am back again with another DIY project for the 54th Lawn Fawnatics Challenge blog where the task for this challenge is perfect for parties. This time I have cute tags for you with  a coloring video tutorial. :)

Thank you very much for reading through my post, I hope that you have enjoyed it and I have inspired you! I am extremely happy for guesting again at Lawn Fawnatics. See you next time! :) 

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Hello Sweets! I am oooh soo excited! Today I am guesting for the 54th Lawn Fawnatics Challenge blog and the task for this challenge is perfect for parties, so I thought an infinity interactive underwater invitation video tutorial would be great. Aren't these critters cute with sunglasses?

Okay, it's hard to show on a photo how the infinity invitation card works, but I promise, once you watch my video you will see how it works and how you can make it. I hope you will enjoy that too. :)

VIDEO TUTORIAL

In my video I am starting with the tricky card base. I am going to make this card from my leftovers. I made my card from a thicker cardstock but I advice you to try this interactive card first with a lightweight cardstock like a double sided patterned paper, because it’s much more easier for training.

I cut four pieces of 4" by 4" inches from Lawn fawn cardstock named Mermaid and Peacock and when it was done I started the scoring and folding process. First score your cardstock at 2 inches, then turn your paper and score by one, two and three inches. Before I folded the scored lines I cut the paper sides as you can see in the video. Repeat the same process four times and you can put together your infinity invitation, yaay! 

Everybody has small leftovers at home, so I used cute tiny papers from the Really Rainbow Paperpad from Lawn Fawn to embellish the sides. I used these scrap pieces in various sizes. You can embellish the sides in tons of ways.

I made alpha die-cuts with Quinns capital abcs Lawn Cuts and run it through my diecut machine with the amazing dark blue Lawn Fawn paper named Blue Jay. I used lots of lawn fawn stamps to embellish my invitation. You can find the used supplies below the post. 

Thank you very much for reading through my post, I hope that you have enjoyed it and I have inspired you! See you next time! :) 

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