Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. For this post I decided to make a Telephone booth box card for my son's 16th birthday. He is wanting a phone for a while, but he didn't have the real need for it and we are delaying the social media as long as we can. Thus, I decided to play a trick on him.

When I saw the terrific telephone treat box kit by Tonic, I knew that it was the perfect die for what I had in mind. I love the English Telephone booth and the color combination is just perfect. This die is meant for a treat box, so I tweaked it a little to make it a box card, by trimming the topper and glue it directly to the top flap.

Some tips to work with this dies:

Use the foam tape included to hold the dies in the acetate to hold in place when die cutting the sentiments inside the rectangle:

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At the end, I decided to make the little base included in the kit to use as cake topper as well:

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

Sizzix Thinlits Die Set 3PK - Mixed Media #3 by Tim Holtz

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

 Hi All!

Katie here with another fun project using Craftwell's eBrush Airbrush System. 

Taking a plain plastic planter and making it your own. A fun project for kids or by yourself.

Materials

Craftwell eBrush Airbrush System

Sharpie Markers

Spectrum Noir Markers

Small Plastic Planter from Target ($3 for 2)

Painter's Tape

Inspirational Photo (optional)

Below you can see what airbrushing looks like and I'm happy with the result.

I hope everyone enjoyed my project and I'll airbrush a few more planters for those plant lovers out there.

I'm open to suggestions what designs I should airbrush on them.

Until next time! Happy crafting.

- Katie

Hello everyone! This is Berina here today, with a beautiful floral birthday card that I made for my daughter's birthday recently. If you've seen my posts, you probably know I love floral cards especially adding 3 dimensional flowers. Orchids are one of the most beautiful flowers, my grandmother had a lot of them in her house.

I started by making the beautiful orchids. The dies are from one of Susan's Garden's older set called Cattleya Orchids. I die cut them on my Craftwell SNAP. I used my Copics to add some shading to the die cuts before shaping them and putting them together. I die cut some oval pieces in white and purple and adhered the orchids and leaves to it. Added a simple birthday sentiment from an old Verve stamp set. 

What do you think about this card? Please do let me know. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day!

-Berina

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. For this post I decided to use my several Fiesta stamps and dies to create shrink plastic charms for fiesta ribbons and earrings:

First, I used the colorful flower gift bows from the Dollar Tree and complimented them with the tail parts of the Ribbon Rosette Die & Stamp Showcase Set, Tonic Studio. I also used the banner and trophy die (which I cut to just show the No. 1 part) out of gold paper.

I used Spectrum Noir alcohol markers to highlight the embossed No. 1 sentiment and created a 2 for the other two ribbons. It is hard to see that part in the picture below, but I did trim the center part to show them later on (above picture).

The ribbons looked kind of plain, so I decided to stamp charms using my HeroArts and FSJ fiesta sets on printable shrink plastic (Sizzix, on the white/ rough side) and then die cut them with the respective die. My daughter helped me color the stamped images using gel pens and metallic/ glitter markers. Then, I punched a hole in each die cut and attached the rings. I, then, used my heat gun to shrink the plastic- scary step as it curls totally up until it reaches its final size where it flattened back. If not perfect continue melting and turning back and fort until nice and straight:

Sadly the metallic/ glitter part doesn't show on the shiny side of the charm:

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

FSJ black licorice ink

CTMH Cardstock white 

Gold paper, IKEA

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

 Hello everyone! This is Berina here today, with a beautiful floral project perfect for Spring!

I love this Lily of the Valley from Susan's Garden dies. I created a bunch of the inflorescence and leaves. My Craftwell SNAP made it a breeze to die cut multiples of them. I made the basket using Divinity Designs - Bountiful Baskets die and embossed it with Craftwell - Woodgrain Cottage embossing folder. I added a piece of thermocol to the basket, so that I could arrange the flowers and pin them. I broke few tooth picks in half and added them to the flower inflorescence and leaves with a very thin washi tape. This helped me pin them to the thermocol inside the basket. This was so much fun to make! 

How do you like this project? I have it on my work desk and it makes me happy.

Thank you for stopping by. Have a great day!

-Berina

Hi All!! 

Katie here with my 3D flower bouquet card and can be used for any occasion.

Materials

Craftwell eBosser

Craftwell eBrush Airbrush System

Sharpie markers

Flower die set from Amazon

Nail Art pieces (used the circles)

Cardstocks

Glue gun

Elmer's glue stick

The flowers and colors got inspired by spring flowers I had found on a google search when I needed some ideas. You can do the same.

First, I used the eBosser to cut out all the different flower shapes with different cardstocks that I picked out.

Used the eBrush and Sharpies to color the flowers and leafs.

I had fun playing with the position of the flowers and placing them as desired. 

What do you think? 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. For this post I decided to use the March SCT sampler Happy Birthday die and three different sketches to make some cards for my dear friend, my Godson, and to have in case I need one.

The SCT samplers come with everything I need to make cards or scrapbook pages: e.g. printed 6x6 papers, enamel dots, stickers, die cuts, and much more.

I used three different sketches:

http://atlanticheartschallenge.blogspot.com/2023/03/sketch-517.html

I used foam tape to rise up the sentiment.

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

SCT sampler March 2023 kit and dies

HeroArts inks

CTMH Cardstock white and other colors and envelopes 

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.