Showing posts with label PPPR Movie Popcorn cut file. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PPPR Movie Popcorn cut file. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

A-maze-ing Birthday shaped card

Happy Tuesday fellow scrappers and card makers..
It's Nanné here from Nanne's Creations and I have a shaped card to share with you today.
I've been so busy working on fall and Halloween themed projects, so I really needed a little break from all of that and so created this fun Birthday shaped card using the Movie Popcorn cutting file..
Here is what I created:

I took the bottom layer of the cutting file, copy and pasted, then flipped it horizontally, welding the two of them together to create the flip of the card and creating the shape..
afterwards, I just cut everything as is, chalked the edges of the die cuts and glued them in place.. adding a little doodle detail with a white gel pen :)

How about a few close ups:

here is the top of the card, with all of the yummy popped kernels :)

a fun title I created using some free fonts I have on my computer and
then movie strips are a cutting file from the SIL store.

and finally my favorite part, the little dab of butter.. 
This cute little dab of butter is on the Bread and Butter cutting file.
I like my popcorn buttered, how about you?..LOL

and there ya have my cute little shaped card..
so simple to create, hope you give it a try..
till next time
Hugs
Nanné

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Poppin' by to say Hi!

Hi, and Happy Thursday!

Gloria here from Gloria's Goofy Craft Spot. I hope everyone is doing well. Today I would like to share a card I made in honor of our PPPR "Fun With Puns" challenge going on now till October 4th. For more info and to link up your project for this challenge you can click HERE

For my car I used PPPR "Movie Popcorn Cutting Files", and to be honest while I was making this card I ended up having a bowl of popcorn (yummy). I chalked all the popcorn before gluing them together and outlined the pop corn box with a VersaMarker pen. I used the Tim Holtz paper distresser to distress the printed paper. I don't like the mess it makes but love the look it gives. The sentiment is from PBD "Kitchen Puns" stamp set and finish my card off I added some sequins.
What I used:
  PBD "Kitchen Puns" stamp set
 VersaMarker pen
Tim Holtz paper distresser
Chalk 
Sequins

Thank You for stopping by and hope your able to play along in the "Fun With Puns" challenge.