Shadow box cards

Shadow Box Card This is a pretty neat card. It folds flat for mailing, but then pops up once opened and it can stand up. Supply list: Cardstock Rubberstamps Bone folder/Scoring tool Adhesive Popdots Instructions: 1. Cut (2) pieces of cardstock 7.25in X 5.25in. 2. While cardstock is laying horizontally, score at 1/2in and 1in from each edge of cardstock. 3. On only ONE of the two pieces, cut out a center opening. Do not cut this opening too close to the left/right edges, otherwise when you…

This technique is so much fun that I have made 4 of these cards this week! These cards are easy, you can use the supplies you already have and they are quick too! In today’ video I have lots …

Inspired by a Jennifer McGuire video, I designed this Quiet Meadow Shadow Box card with movable butterfly for this month's workshop.

Today I am sharing something a little different - click through to see how to make a shadow box greeting card the easy way with new dies from Rubbernecker!

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I know I've done this tutorial before but this is one I did especially for the Simon Says Stamp blog and I think it's a little clearer and...

Here is my little project from today. It’s for one of work colleagues birthday who loves to hike. It’s a shadow box card. I love 3D stuff if you hadn’t guessed. This stamp set and Designer Series Paper is sadly retired and no longer available for purchase but I hung on to it as the set reminds me of Oregon. It also provided a great opportunity to make a tutorial for my blog which I’ve been terribly slacking on. Paired with a ‘kombucha’, he should be happy. The use of Dimensionals is key here…

Hi Stampers! Hope you are all doing well and staying healthy! There is nothing new here to report other than the gym has opened back up and I went there four times since last week. I wonder every…

Do you love creating lot of dimension on your card fronts? Come see how I used the square shadow box frame to create this beautiful scene.

This card is so flat when sent it's hard to believe it has so much dimension when it's popped open! Made by Ann Linnett for a fun fold swap. #nancysniftynotes