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 fold your card flat, you will see the folded pieces in your cut out opening. So if you are scoring at ½ in then you want to make sure you have a ½ in space between score line and cut out opening. 4. Fold on score lines. 5. Glue the front to the back on the first folded flap On each side of the card. 6. Embellish card as desired The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

This card was made by Ann Linnett. I really like this shadow box design. It is pretty magical how it transforms from perfectly flat to a pop-out card. And I like how Ann made the panel on the back

With layers of scenery to create depth and dimension, this fold might just be the ultimate in 3D card making. The clever design will even allow the card to collapse to fit into an envelope for posting! 1. To create the base of the card you'll need two 6" squares of card stock, plus one 41/2" x 3/4" and one 41/2" x 1/2" strips of card stock. 2. Place one of the 6" squares of card stock on your score board and score 1" from either side. Repeat with the second 6" square of card stock and fold along the score lines. 3. Cut a window from the middle of one of the 6" squares of card stock. Although the size is up to you, my window measures 3/4" from the top and bottom and 1/2" from either side. If preferred, you could use a cutting die for this step. 4. Add a 6" x 4" piece of patterned or decorated paper between the score lines of the second 6" square of card stock. This will form the background of your scene. (A few of you might remember the aurora background I created a couple of days ago using distress inks and a blending tool... I'm attaching it to the background of my card for a pretty night scene.) 5. Place one of the 41/2" strips horizontally on your score board and score 1/4" from either end. Repeat with the second strip. Fold along the score lines. 6. These two strips will become the structures for holding some of the elements of the card to give the 3D effect. I want mine to look a little like small hills so I'm shaping them gently with a pair of small scissors. Since the strips will be positioned behind the card stock window, there's really no need to cut them any smaller unless you wish to make them part of the design. 7. Add some glue or double sided tape to the tab on the left hand side of the wider strip of card stock. 8. Attach the strip of card stock to the left of the score line, keeping the bottom edge flush with the bottom edge of the card. Before the glue has a chance to dry completely, fold the strip back over the card to make sure everything is lined up. 9. Apply glue to the narrower strip of card stock in the same manner. Position it just to the left of the first strip, again making sure that the edges are flush. 10. Add glue or double sided tape to the tabs on the right hand side of both card stock strips, then fold the card base to the left to secure them in place. 11. You should now have two strips of card stock on which to add your decorative elements. I've fussy cut one of the images from the new A Drover's Life digital set as well as some hand cut cactus plants and a rough stone outcrop. For lots of depth, remember to add smaller elements to the background as though they are off in the distance. 12. Add the smallest elements directly onto the background with glue or tape, then build up the scene by adding larger elements to each of the card stock strips. I used some glue at the base of my cactus plants and on the hoofs of the horse. 13. To frame the scene, I added some large cactus plants on either side of my window. 14. To complete the card, add glue on the inside of the two outer panels of the card front. Adhere the card front to the outside of the two outer panels of the card base, overlapping the 1" sections. I hope you'll give this fabulous card fold a go, it's really not too difficult to achieve. Have fun! Stamps:

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!

The past few months I have been sharing some techniques from my original series Technique How To! Today's featured technique is a fun fold card called Shadow Box. This is a really simple card however it doesn't look simple. The Free as a Bird stamp set has been around awhile and is one I reach ... Read More about Free as a Bird Shadow Box Hand Stamped Card

Do you love making shadow box cards? Are you totally over the fiddly measuring and cutting? Four words - shadow box card die! Come see!

Happy Sunday and merry almost Christmas! Four more days! Can you believe it? How in the world did it get here so fast. It's like we went from December 1st to the 21st with nothing in between! I have a little more wrapping to do today, and some baking to do for our Christmas eve party, but other than that, I think I'm ready :) I just love this time of year. So in-between the Holiday rushiness, I have managed to get in my craft room a bit. I saw a super neat shadow box card by Lori Whitlock here and I thought, wouldn't it be fun to do that with dies! Oh yeah! So I fiddled and fumbled around until I came up with something I liked. I stamped the background with a Hero Arts stamp then built the shadow box up using the stitched dies from Lawn Fawn. I cut three white panels with the largest die and cut the centers out with the smaller descending rectangles. I mounted each of those with foam tape adding the trees on the layer closest to the background, then the snowflake on the next layer up. I added the peace sentiment on the very top layer. This was a really fun card to create and my mind is off and running with this idea! So many fun things you could do with this! Supplies: Stitched Rectangles-Lawn Fawn Snowy hills border- My Favorite Things Snowflakes- Taylored Expressions Peace- Papertrey Ink Background stamp- Hero Arts Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you all are enjoying the holidays! Hugs, Kay :)

This is adorable card, with a shadow box front, is perfect for displaying our 3-dimensional bouquets. The perfect fit for a 6″ x 6″ card and it will fit beautifully into an acrylic box …

Feeling Vintage but wanting to rock a fun fold.. this was my handmade card of the day (and my vibe!). So easy, this hand stamped card delivers a WOW while being fun to create! Featuring the Sale A Bration items (FREE until the end of February) it became a fun nod to my love of all things vintage. Product List 162953 162583 161640 153118 161699 161698 152392 149653 141897 154031 110755 Getting Crafty Feb/March 2024 *Hostess Code - JUST COPY & PASTE THIS CODE **OR... If you Order $150 or more - Score the Hostess Shopping Spree !! https://gettincrafty.stampinup.net/special Create this Popping Shadow Box Fun Fold Vintage Stampin' Up! Card Making Tutorial I hope that you enjoyed this Video. Don't forget to Sign Up and Follow my Getting Crafty YouTube Channel ( YouTube.com/c/JamieAlbanese ). Catch our weekly LIVES and Videos on https://www.facebook.com/GettingCrafty.net https://www.youtube.com/c/JamieAlbanese/videos So easy and fun to create... I love how it weaves in the anticipation of Spring - or False Spring that we are experiencing with the unusually warm (to suddenly cold or freezing) weather here in Indiana - lol. Create this Shadow Box handcrafted card that adds depth and interest to those who receive it. Recipe: ~ Misty Moonlight card stock (2x) 4-1/4"x5-1/2", scored at 1/2", 1", 4-1/2" and 5" on both. ~ This Delightfully Eclectic (FREE until Feb but available for purchase after) Designer Series Paper in two patterns, two strips of each at 3/8"x4" adhered to the front strips. ~ 3-1/8"x4"Designer Series Paper x2 and one Basic White in the same. ~ Adhere and with the Lifetime of Love dies, die-cut the window opening... removing the Designer Series top portion. (See how I used the Tear Tape across the back to support the Misty Moonlight portion.) ~ Stamp the Detailed Dogwood flower and Heartfelt Hellos in Misty Moonlight ink, accenting with the Petal Pink and Crushed Curry Stampin' Write Markers. ~ Using the Bone Folder to impress the folds and the Tear Tape to adhere the exterior flaps together. ~ Stamp, in Misty Moonlight, the large Detailed Dogwood image on a spare Basic White card stock and, using our Paper Snips, Fussy Cut it out. I adhered it by tucking and weaving it into the die cut image. ~ Stamping and adhering the back piece of the Designer Series Paper onto the back gives for a fun and decorative place to write a loving word. Isn't the weave just such a fun way to add that vintage nod to this die-cut circle wreath?? I LOVE how this paper has SUCH a large collection with a variety of coordinated styles for crafting - don't you?? What do you think?? Please Share Me and This with a Pin, Email, Facebook post, Tweet.. and Join Me with a follow on these avenues like Pinterest and YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Foursquare! Get even MORE Getting Crafty and Stamping with our Exclusive Mailing List and it's many rewards!! See the Catalogs HERE, Shop NOW and with EVERY $50 you spend, pick FREE stamp sets, papers, accessories and more in the Sale A Bration Catalog OR if your Wish List is long... make sure you Grab the VIP Starter Kit with me and Join our Getting Crafty Family! The VIP Starter Kit brings you TWO amazing offers... Pick ANY $125 in crafting supplies Receive FREE Paper Pumpkin Kit BONUS Supplies and During Sale A Bration (until the end of February!) PICK the BONUS of YOUR Choice: ~ Free Stampin' Glass Mat Studio (Glass Mat - $60 value, Silicone Mat and Cleaning Cloth!) or... ~ Add a BONUS $30 in Crafting Supplies of YOUR Choice!! No Obligation to sell... simply score the Discount, Free Hostess Dollars Shopping and During Sale A Bration FREE Items!! I am HERE to help YOU achieve your goals... With the friendship and support in our Getting Crafty Family group and my experience in leadership as the Top 1% of Stampin' Up! globally... You can earn Free Product or Profit and more with Stampin' Up! Questions?? Let me know and I look forward to connecting!

Hello stampers. Have you ever forgotten something? Well I have had this card sitting in the wings for almost a year!! I made it, meant to blog about it and do a class on it and then it never happened. Until today! This is a shadowbox card, or at least, that is what I am calling it. I love that from the outside it looks like an ordinary card, but when you open it you get a surprise. I have made a small photo tutorial and a video to show you how it is done. Then it's your turn! Be

Hello, Crafters. My goodness, we have such amazingly strong winds here today! Fortunately, we haven’t been affected by the awful flooding that’s going on in the UK at the moment. I pray for all those people whose homes have been flooded – it must be totally heart-breaking. On a happier note, earlier this morning I posted my ... Read More about Birthday Blooms Shadow Box

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

Hi, I just got the New Lawn Fawn Shadow Box Card die set and had to play..... This set makes a really cute card that folds nice and flat for mailing. I have three to show you today..... This First one is using several dies in the set a long with a banner and sentiment die by Elizabeth Craft Designs and the Friend by Karen Burniston! Here is the Front: And another view..... The Next one I made using dies by Karen Burniston a long with the dies from the set. I Love that the critters fit so well in the shadow box. Another view.... I put a stitched white rectangle on the back so it has a spot for a personal message. Then I made a third one with some Glittery MFT Unicorns I had colored a while back.... And another view.... These were so fun to make..... Hope you enjoyed seeing them too! Supplies I used are linked below. Thanks for stopping and have a great day! XOXO Kelly

Watch a video tutorial on how to make a paper shadow box frame from scratch or use my free printable template available in PDF or Studio3 file

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...

Hello Friends, Are you ready to learn how to make a simple shadow box card. A month or so ago I share a shadow box card that Estie one of my teammate had done for a challenge and I had promise a

This card shows how to make a Shadow Box card, Stampin'up cards, shadow box technique card, graduation cards, stampin'up, stampingwithamore you tube,

This is one of the projects we made in Club this month. It is a shadow box card - the card front pulls the 3D frame into place as it is opened. The Carried Away designer paper collection coordinates perfectly with the Lift Me Up bundle. However, it is only available through the end of Sale-a-bration (Friday, March 31), or while supplies last. It is one of the products you can choose to receive for free with a $50 product order. You can also make this card type with any of your favorite products. The video below shows the process. Thick Whisper White Base 5 1/2" x 11", scored at 2 5/8", 6 3/8", 6 7/8", 10 5/8" Thick Whisper White Card Front 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" Mint Macaron Mat 4" x 5 1/4" Designer Paper (card front) 3 7/8" x … Continue reading →

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.

I made this 50th Anniversary card for some dear friends of ours. It is a combination card and shadow box. From the side it looks like a book. The inside. On the left side is a pocket to hold a gift card, What I used... Papers: *Anna Griffin* designer pack. DCWV *metallic stack* - gold Cream card stock for base Flowers: Prima Birdcage: *Serenade* Cricut cartridge Ribbon: Walmart Edge punch & leaf punch: Martha Stewart Small heart punch: Fiskars Die: Spellbinders *Beaded Ovals* Pearls: Dollar store Music & *Love* are digi images. If you'd like to try making one, here's a video tutorial. Now I have another card to show you. This is one I made for a friend. Thanks for dropping by and have a really super day!

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 …

Hi all, I'm here today to share my first DT creation for Papermill Direct. I decided to do something a little different and make a shadow box/diorama card. These are so simple to make but so effective. I know we are all aware of postage cost and that's the great thing about these cards. They offer dimension but can be posted flat. For my card I used: 2 pieces of ivory linen card 14.5 cm x 21 cm 1 piece of black card 14.5cm x 13 cm Scoreboard or ruler and scoring tool Die or something to draw around to cut an aperture Stamps or digital images Adhesive The first step is to stamp or print your image /verse onto the centre of 1 of the pieces of Ivory Linen card I also made a digital frame and printed the sentiment I will be using for the front of my card onto the second piece where the aperture will be cut in order to save card. Now cut your aperture in the centre of the second piece of ivory Linen. Here I am using a nestability circle die but if you have a steady hand you could draw around a cup etc and cut by hand. Then do the same with the black piece of card. Now using either a score board or ruler and embossing tool score both pieces of ivory card at 2cm and 4cm as shown below Crease the side tabs like this Adhere the black piece of card into the centre back and adhere the side tabs so you end up with this. Decorate as you wish! There are so many possibilities with these cards. You could add acetate to the centre aperture which you could make in any shape and add a spray of glitter or add patterned papers or decoupage your image to give a real 3d look. The image and sentiment used for my project are available from The Digi Stamp Boutique HERE Thank you for stopping by today Kerry

Hi, crafty friends! This is Eiko and I make light up shadow box card using Lawn Fawn stamps and dies.

Create this card using Grassy Grove by Stampin' Up! DebbieMageed SecretsToStamping #StampinUp #sharesunshine #stampinupdemo

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.

Hello! Today I am sharing a fun pop-up shadow box card design. I have lots of examples for you to show that you can do this technique with many products you likely already have.

This Inside Shadow Box Card is a cute, fun little Christmas project with a surprise inside! Learn how to get a FREE Card Kit to make this!

Hello and welcome to Lawn Fawn’s October 2019 Inspiration Week! Our Fall/Winter 2019 Release is now available at your favorite store and at www.lawnfawn.com! Woohoo! We already have three places you can leave comments to win:Our Big Giveaway Post!Our How You Bean? Christmas Cookie Add-On post!Our Winter Narwhal post! AND today’s post too! Today isRead more

Hi Crafty Friends, Today I am sharing a card using Lawn Fawn's Shadow Box Card and Shadow Box Card Ocean Add On die sets. I decided to create something a little different to the standard shadow box a

Hello! Today I am sharing a fun pop-up shadow box card design. I have lots of examples for you to show that you can do this technique with many products you likely already have.

Hi Stampers, Happy Friday friends ! Today we will be making this beautiful Shadow Box frame card I had made one over a year ago HERE This one we will be cutting the inside with the Layering Squa

To celebrate Mother's Day I have a little freebie for you. Keep scrolling and you can grab this free shadow box card SVG file. This is the base file that can be dressed up for any occasion.

Good morning! Today I have a shadow box made using the Woodsy Woodland stamps and dies from Heartfelt Creation. From straight on Another peek Cover inside back of shadow box with a piece of 6 1/8 X 6 1/8” paper and one for the front 6 1/8 X 6 1/8” paper (cutting away center to match opening of box), from the Woodsy collection and cut smaller pieces to fit sides and top 7/8 X 6 1/8”. Glue all pieces in place and sponge edges with Tea Dye ink. Stamp, die cut and Copic color all woodsy critters, landscape pieces and wonderland pieces. Working in layers from the front, piece together scene on a base of green cut with the Fleur border Basics-non decorative edge (cut 4 bases altogether from green). Piece together each layer using the base piece as ground and placing object so that they can best be seen. On the last layer (with the deer) add double thickness of foam tape to the backs of deer and trees so that they will stand up away from back paper scene. I glued each layer on before putting my box together and after securing the inside accordion tabs to the two fold in flaps just to make sure they stayed apart. After everything was thoroughly dry I put my box together and then glued my front scene to the face of the shadow box. Form and shape flowers and branch (from Birds and Blooms) and cut out extra flowers to make double blooms and to make the extra buds and bloom added to the branch, then add Marigold Prills to the centers and glitter to the petals. Cut branch apart in one place and glue both pieces on the top of box front, then glue cardinal (from Woodsy Critters) to the top of branch. Add Prills to the bottom of box front for flowers, Stickles to stamped flowers, and Glossy Accents to eyes of critters Looking down Another side view to see a bit more Materials: Heartfelt Creations 6 X 6 Fold Out Cards Woodsy Wonderland paper, Woodsy Critters Woodsy Wonderland Woodsy Landscapes Woodsy Critters dies Woodsy Wonderland dies Woodsy Landscape dies Birds and Blooms Birds and Blooms dies Fleur Border Basics Prills-Mango, Lavender, Pink Glossy Accents Stickles Glitter-clear Distress ink- Tea Dye, Shabby Shutters, Mowed Lawn Foam tape Hope you have enjoyed taking a peek at my shadow box. I loved making it. It was a lot of fun to create the scene with the help of Heartfelt Creations paper and 6 X 6 fold out card. Thanks for visiting today! Robin

Hello. It's Lisa today with a shadow box project. I found this lovely gem by Selma Stevenson on the Scor-Pal site and was inspired ...

Hello Crafters. After spending a long time talking about it, I actually learned how to make shadow boxes on Friday! I was so thrilled with the result, I made a video which I uploaded this morning! I’ve called it Butterfly Shadow Box. For my video I concentrated on showing how to make the Shadow Box. I didn’t ... Read More about Shadow Box Video

Hello! It's time to kick off the awesome MFT February Release Countdown! For Day 5 I'm sharing a cute shadow box card that looks like a chunk of cheese.

LEARN HOW TO MAKE SHADOW BOX CARDS FOR MOTHER'S DAY USING YOUR CRICUT CUTTING MACHINE Time for another Mother's Day card tutorial! This time, I have a beautiful shadow box card for you. Like my

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.

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 fold your card flat, you will see the folded pieces in your cut out opening. So if you are scoring at ½ in then you want to make sure you have a ½ in space between score line and cut out opening. 4. Fold on score lines. 5. Glue the front to the back on the first folded flap On each side of the card. 6. Embellish card as desired The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin