The Magical Day stamps include mermaids, dragons, unicorns, a wizard and a knight. Just what you need to make your own castle scene. So how did I do it?
I started with the castle wall. Easy peasy with the Brick Wall Embossing Folder; I pounced some Smoky Slate ink directly from the ink pad to the raised side of the folder, placed the Smoky Slate cardstock inside and gave it a trip through the Big Shot. It looks so real!
But wait! That window! I knew the retired label punch would be perfect, but it was too long. So I just snipped along one of the "seams" in the brick wall, punched the window, and carefully glued the wall back together.
Each image was stamped in Tuxedo Black ink on Whisper White cardstock and colored with Stampin' Blends. The coordinating Magical Mates Framelits dies make cutting them out super simple!
And look at that pretty grass and vine to Rapunzel's window--that's the Myths and Magic Glimmer Paper cut with the framelits.
The sentiment is an "original" . I took the "Wishing You a Lovely Day" from Lovely Wishes, and masked the "lovely". Then I carefully masked everything but the "N" in "wishing" and stamped it to make "AN"--whew! Good thing these are photopolymer stamps that I can see through!
"EPIC" is made using individual letters from the Labeler Alphabet--with this set you can make ANY word!
My nephew is a total Disney fanatic and loved to play with Legos when he was little. I thought this would be a perfect card to celebrate his birthday.
Are you sold yet on Magical Day? I'll have more samples soon; I can't stop playing with it!
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4 comments:
Fabulous
Thanks so much, Mireille! It was very fun to put together--I love this set!
You didn’t include measurements
Hi Trish, this is a standard 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" card. I started with a 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" Basic Black base, folded in half. The Smoky Slate layer is 4" x 5-1/4", and run through the now-retired Brick Wall embossing folder. Hope that helps!
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