Superhero Shadowbox

Hey Everyone! Happy Super Bowl Sunday. If you have a team in the big game, hope you are a winner. My team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, are still leading with a total 6 Super Bowl rings!

Don't forget to grab the freebie of the day.

Here is my design team project - it's a Superhero Shadowbox to match the baby's room:

I started with a 12x12 black shadowbox from Joanns. I added the yellow with white dot 12x12 paper to the background.

I then cut the cityscape svgs - It's Superhero Cityscape in the MKC Store. After assembling them I added to the bottom section of the shadowbox.

I then cut and assembled the Superhero Words.

I also used the file to create the background for the baby to be's name. His name is Carver.

I added more foam core and tape under the elements to pop them off.

I made this Shadowbox for my awesome coworker. She had a superhero theme baby shower which totally rocked.

Stop by my blog to check out photos from the shower.

1st Year Shadowbox

Hello Everyone! It's Amy McCabe and I have a shadowbox to share with you today. 

Before we jump into my project just a reminder to grab the FREEBIE OF THE DAY. 

Here is my shadowbox!

The shadowbox is 9 x 14 and I picked it up at Joanns. First I sized the JOEY name to match the width of the shadowbox. I used different paper and layered them. It is easy to do this with the offset feature on the Cameo software.

Papers are from Close to My Heart.

I then cut the frames. They are from MKC Tags and Backgrounds. I then added the photos. 

I finished off the shadowbox with the cute cuts from Miss Kate Cuttables.

You can grab the Baby Hippo here & the Cute Lion here.

 The MKC Cuts are so easy to put together plus it's tons of fun to paper piece them!

Hope you enjoyed my project. Stop by my blog for more Miss Kate Cuttable's projects.

Family Tree

Hello Everyone - Hope your weekend is going great. 

Have you seen this super cute Freebie of the Day?

Today I am sharing a family tree in a 12 x 12 shadowbox. Need a perfect gift for an Anniversary?

I used the Tree Silhouette from Miss Kate Cuttables. 

The background bracket is from Layered Label Set.

I used the pen tool on my Cameo to do the names and birth dates on the leaves of the tree.

Hope you liked my project for today.

It's A Girl Thing

HI all

I hope this post finds you all

well and crafting.

Today is my day to share a project

with you all.

I made a very simple

but cute little project today.

wold be great for so many things

Co-workers,

Easter Baskets

Host/hostess gifts

the possibilities  are endless.

I went to the dollar store

and grabbed some

emery boards

and some matching nail polish.

I used the 

It's a girl thing

I added some Washi taps that's

how I secured the polish to the board

made a little bow for the front

used some twine

to add the tags

 Pen ,inking and wink of stella

for some added details.

Super cute and super easy!!

Thanks for stopping by

Spa Girl Gift Card Holder

Hello lovelies!  It's mADDmartha megan from YouTube here to take over the MKC blog today.  Check out today's freebie!  Make sure and grab this oh-so-useful file before day's end.

For my project today, I wanted to make a gift card holder.  My bestie's birthday is coming up, and I'm planning on giving her a spa day gift card... DON'T WORRY!  She isn't crafty so she won't see this post. lol

 

I have been wanting to use this mud mask wearing Spa Girl for so long.  This was the perfect opportunity! 

I found a couple of tutorials online for gift card holders, and I combined measurements and concepts from all of them into one.  I assembled my gift card holder to see how big I wanted to make my girl.  Once I had done that, I sized her to about the size I wanted and arranged the pieces in my software.  I put all my paper on one mat.  I hate loading and reloading!

And here's my mat after cutting.



Without further adieu, the finished project...

I actually didn't have a shade of green for her "mask" that I thought would look right so I cut that piece in white and used chalk to color it green.  It is perfect in person, although the contrast doesn't show up as much on camera.

 

And the best action shots I could get one handed...

Thanks for stopping by!  See you next post!