"The Shadow Box Craze...#2"

Hello friends, followers, visitors and viewers.
It is thankful Thursday!  What are you thankful for at this moment?
I'm thankful for God's gift and the power of His presence in my life.  Without him, I am nothing.
I'm thankful to my friend Treva for giving me the announcement of a teacher from Virginia, especially Richmond VA who was selected as National Teacher Of The Year.  Read this again...National...not school teacher of the year...not state teacher of the year...but NATIONAL.  That's extraordinary and an honor  to someone who makes a difference in someone's life.  Thanks again, Treva.
Yesterday I made a shadow box card and told you I was working on some other colors.  I'm sharing another one today...the pink one.  I am also going to be honest with you...when SCS sent me the sketch for their Wednesday's Challenge, I immediately looked at that pink shadow box and started planning.  The first picture is what I sent to them on yesterday afternoon and the second one is when I added some more details this morning.  Graduation is approaching and I know of  young people who will be coming out of college and high school...I'm getting ready for one or the other with this card.
If you couldn't find Mixed Up Craft on YouTube, then, here is the link :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccpdFQ3sBFY

My share for your viewing:

 

This is the first one I did.  It is my interpretation of the sketch SC746 for Splitcoaststampers.

entry for http://www.wordartwednesday.blogspot.com

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Here is the same card with other elements added this morning.

Enabler's List:
Cardstock: light pink Recollections; DP from Prima Georgia Blues and 49 & Market Cottage Life
stamp: Bo Bunny Stitches stamp with black archival ink
die: Tim Holtz funky floral
embellishments: Recollections wooden pieces (frames, clock, dream, star and moon); piece of lace; Tim Holtz big chat words (time to)

I'm thankful for all of you who come, read, follow and comment on my creations.  You are some wonderful, appreciated people and I love you for that.  Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Sending you a hug and love,
Lois

"A Shadow Box Card with Ken, Tim, Seth And Ryn"

Hello friends, followers, visitors and viewers.
I'm sure you had a fantastic weekend and did something that was fun_ filled and enjoyable.  I did!
Saturday, Michaels had a 70% off sale and this LilArtsyWoman had a gift card left over from Christmas and a 50% off coupon she downloaded from the internet.  Did I have a fantastic looking basket when I came out of the store?  Yes, I really did.  Now, I have to make room by getting rid of some stuff (as my DH calls it).
I visited https://frillyandfunkie.blogspot.com/2018/03/saturday-showcase-shadow-box-card-tutorial.html over the weekend and was so impressed with Autumn's card and wanted to make one.
Using her tutorial...products from Ken Oliver (color burst), Tim Holtz (dies and distress oxide), Seth Apter (embossing powder) and Ryn Tanaka ( stamps), this is what I came up with:

an entry for http://www.wordartwednesday.blogspot.com

 Enabler's List:
cardstock: navy blue cardstock from PaperandMore; Ranger watercolor paper; Bristol smooth cardstock
dies: Hunulu Rectangle; Sizzix butterfly; Sizzix pondering words
stamp: Circles by Ryn
inks: Distress Oxide 2018 bundle; Ken Oliver's color burst; Seth Apter's embossing powder

I guess you could say with this shadow box, I went mixed media today.  I so enjoyed making this one and can say,  another is on the way.

BTW, this shadow box card can be collapsed to be place in a flat envelope...that's the great thing about it....it can go through the regular mail.

Thanks for viewing.

I truly enjoy your thoughts so, comments are welcome

Sending you a hug and Love,

Lois