Karolyn - LOVE!!! I honestly cannot believe you haven't tried a box card until now though. That was a mind blower! LOL I love your design and will now get to work on my first MFT style box card. I love that I have dies for this now and don't have to keep track of the paper pattern I've used in the past. Thanks so much for sharing your fun card!!
I saw the previous reply. Thanks. I too wondered what the snow was. This box die-namics is gonna be a stash staple for sure. Love this winter scene. The frosty checking out that stocking cracks me up every time!
I know, right?! It’s Rachel’s territory and expertise! I can’t compete with her brilliance! But I’ve decided that I really like making them, so move over Rachel! 😂😂😂
Hi there just got the set and was so happy to start right away but BUT you should recommend the fitting pliers to get the dies apart it is no fun at all! I am scared to break the dies.... the classic small pliers I use do not get inbetween the dies ... well I will have to wait until next week to go to a tool store - Might be good to overthink the system...
It’s a product called Radient Neon Amplify and it’s from Tsukineko. It goes on like a liquid and you heat it with an embossing gun to make it puff up. A little goes a long way!
I have gotten the same effect with white fabric puff paint. I got mine at JoAnn's, but Michael's and/or Hobby Lobby might have the same thing. I used a steam iron to puff it, as per the instructions. I just held the iron slightly above my project as per the instructions on the paint, so the steam reached the paint, and didn't hold it too long at one time. In other words, several short "bursts" of steam. I never tried it with a heat gun, though that might work, too. Not sure if you need steam, or if heat alone will work. Hope this helps! :)
Karolyn - LOVE!!! I honestly cannot believe you haven't tried a box card until now though. That was a mind blower! LOL I love your design and will now get to work on my first MFT style box card. I love that I have dies for this now and don't have to keep track of the paper pattern I've used in the past. Thanks so much for sharing your fun card!!
I saw the previous reply. Thanks. I too wondered what the snow was. This box die-namics is gonna be a stash staple for sure. Love this winter scene. The frosty checking out that stocking cracks me up every time!
I love that snowman too!!
This is a super cute snowman box card!
Adorable box card, Karolyn! Can't believe it's your first--love it!!
I know, right?! It’s Rachel’s territory and expertise! I can’t compete with her brilliance! But I’ve decided that I really like making them, so move over Rachel! 😂😂😂
@@karolynloncon2508 You go, chica! Can't wait to see more box cards from you!
Karolyn, how adorable!!! You are an inspiration!
This is such a cute card. Love box cards. Thanks for sharing.
You make this Box Card look so very easy. It's really quite adorable. I Love Christmas all around 😊❤🥰❣ TFS
Super cute box card! Adorable scene! Tfs Hugs, Christine
I enjoyed watching you make this delightful card.
This is absolutely adorable!!!
I always like your explanations. The embossed city background is beautiful accented with the red. Great layering.
Love to see how this is put together. Beautiful project!!!!
this is just adorable
Oh I love it. Beautiful card for display. I will be trying this technique. Thank you for the inspiration. Tfs 💖
This is beautiful! Love the modern look of these box cards!
Love this card design Karolyn, these dies are fabulous when mass producing! Thanks for the inspiration! Have a wonderful day!
This is so sweet
Thank you!
Hi there just got the set and was so happy to start right away but BUT you should recommend the fitting pliers to get the dies apart it is no fun at all! I am scared to break the dies.... the classic small pliers I use do not get inbetween the dies ... well I will have to wait until next week to go to a tool store - Might be good to overthink the system...
What did you use to add “snow” to your trees? Wonderful cards...my grands will love it! Thanks.
It’s a product called Radient Neon Amplify and it’s from Tsukineko. It goes on like a liquid and you heat it with an embossing gun to make it puff up. A little goes a long way!
I have gotten the same effect with white fabric puff paint. I got mine at JoAnn's, but Michael's and/or Hobby Lobby might have the same thing. I used a steam iron to puff it, as per the instructions. I just held the iron slightly above my project as per the instructions on the paint, so the steam reached the paint, and didn't hold it too long at one time. In other words, several short "bursts" of steam. I never tried it with a heat gun, though that might work, too. Not sure if you need steam, or if heat alone will work. Hope this helps! :)