Movie Night! by Jamie Cripps

Hi guys!  Jamie back with you today with a fun tutorial using 

Sweet Stamp Shops Watchin' T.V. stamp set!

 I absolutely adore this set, just so many cute images!  

I am using the popcorn image as well as the sentiment for my 

card below...let's face it, everyone needs a date night, right!?  

I don't think mine will be able to say no with this invite!

Supplies:

Stamps: Watchin' T.V. (Sweet Stamp Shop)

Cardstock: White (The Paper Studio)

Patterned Paper: Family Outings & Silver Dot (Momenta)

Adhesive: 1/4" strips (Scrappy Tape), Adhesive Runner and Zapdots (Helmar)

Dies: Labels Twenty (Spellbinders)

Markers: Y08, Y11 Sketch (Copic)

Ink: Kettle Colorbox (Clearsnap)

Tools: Scor-Buddy (Scor-Pal)

Ribbon: Yellow (May Arts)

Popcorn Box Tutorial:

1.  Cut the Red|White striped paper to 2-1/2" x 2-1/4" then punch one end of the 2-1/4" side.

2.  With your scallop at the top of your score board, score at 1/4", 1/2" 1-3/4", and 2".

3.  Turn your paper so the scallop is along the left edge then score at 1-3/4" and 2".

4.  Fold on all the score marks then cut the bottom tabs as shown.

5.  Remove the two outer-edged tabs as shown in the photo.

6.  Fold the box sides in and adhere the tabs inside the box.

7.  Place 1/4" score tape along the three edges as shown.

8.  Remove the paper from the adhesive tape and adhere the edges to the bottom of the little box then adhere the box to the card base.

9.  Stamp in a few popcorn pieces as shown.

10.  Stamp several lines of popcorn on a white textured cardstock with black ink.

11.  Color the tops of the popcorn with the Y08 Copic.

12.  Blend and color the remaining with the Y11 Copic.

13.  This image shows all the pieces colored.

14.  Fussy cut the popcorn pieces.  I used 10 large and 4 medium.

15.  Color the popcorn on the card base the same as above then use foam adhesive to adhere the fussy cut popcorn.

16.  This is a side view of all the pieces adhered.

17.  This is a front view of all the pieces adhered.

Decorate as desired and of course, don't forget to add your sentiment!

Want to see more projects using this stamp set?  Be sure to click HERE!

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Jamie

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Watchin' TV Door Hanger

The Reveal

Hello sweet friends! This is Michelle here, and I'm so excited to share my project with you today. I made a double sided door hanger for my nephew's room.

Reversible Door Hanger

When he is home, he can place the front side up which states, "Isaiah is in!" His picture is placed inside  the super cute retro TV set from the Watchin' TV stamp set.

Front View

When he is away on business, he can flip to the reverse side of the door hanger which reads, "Isaiah is out!" I removed his picture, and stamped the static lines for when there is no programming. 

Rear View

The Stamp Set

Both stamps I used are from the Watchin' TV stamp set. I thought the TV looked liked a picture frame so I wanted to place a photo inside. 

Watchin' TV Stamp Set

I stamped the TV twice, once on a brown piece of paper to simulate a wooden TV set. I cut my photo to fit on the screen and adhered it. I stamped the TV again on a piece of blue patterned paper. I cut out the frame and adhered it on top of my photo. I also cut out the blue hearts for an added detail. I popped the finished TV onto my door hanger with foam tape for some dimension. 

TV Screen

The Inspiration
I started out fully intending to make a card, but the materials I had on hand dictated otherwise. My supplies are organized into kits, and the kit I chose to use for this project was from an October Afternoon mystery box I purchased. It contained a set of flash cards that I never used since the scale was too large for a card or as an embellishment for a layout. I reminded me of the size of a door hanger and hence this project was born. I make it a point to use all my supplies, even the ones that seem difficult, so I can justify my purchases.

Flashcards

If you would like to make your own door hanger and you don't have flashcards, you can cut a piece of chipboard, cereal box or heavy cardstock to a rectangle sized 8 x 3.5" and round the corners.

The Supplies
Stamp: Sweet Stamp Shop (Watchin' TV)
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper
Pattern Papers: October Afternoon, Basic Grey
Flashcard: October Afternoon
Stickers: October Afternoon
Ink: Stampin' Up
Oval Punch: EK Success
Twine: Timeless Twine (Aqua Blue & White)
Miscellaneous: Button, Book Page

If you like this stamp set, be sure to check out the Watchin' TV board on Pinterest, or check out all the other boards for more inspiration.

Thanks so much for stoppin' by,
Michelle

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A 'Furry' Monday!

Hi everyone!

It's Julie Ranae here with you today and I am so glad to be able to share

just a little somethin' I played around with this past weekend.

I have made it no secret on my personal blog 

that I don't do nearly as

much coloring as I would like to...and then when I see 

the beautiful work

that our designers here at Sweet Stamp Shop do, 

I am encouraged that

I am never too old to give it a go : )

Of course, these 'Furry Friends Forever' make it so easy....

I just love this little raccoon and think 

this would make such

an adorable card for one of my grandsons.

Hey!  While I'm here, I want to make sure you know 

about a 

FaBuLoUs offer 

on one of our other sets...

For a limited time, you can get this fun set

for just $10!!!

Just use the code: WT10

when you checkout.

Here's a little something that I've shared before

using this set....

When you pop over to the shop to order, you will also

see several other wonderful ideas using this set

from our Sweet Tooth Girls.

Don't forget, it's a limited time offer!

Great to share with you today!

Go out and make it a great one!

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