Hi there! Laura here and today I have a fun project to share featuring the adorable Book Worm set.
To create the fun box card I used the new 3D Pop Up Card Creative Cuts. I added some panels of pattern paper to the sides of the box card.
I stamped the images from Book Worm in Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored them with Copics adding a few highlights with a white gel pen. Then I used the coordinating Book Worm Creative Cuts to die cut the images out and adhered them to acetate strips to pop up inside the box card.
I added a sentiment from the Good Reads set to the front of the box card.
Such sweet images in this Book Worm set and perfect for all those book lovers, teachers and students. Thanks so much for stopping by!
These adorable images are perfect for Laura's design...such a fun card!
ReplyDeleteLaura, tooooooo cute!!!!!!!!! Love seeing them interacting with each other popped up on those acetate strips! Thanks for that awesome tip.
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable card. Love the popup box and the images are wonderful. This one would up my "granny cred" considerably!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun box card! I love it :)
ReplyDeleteI saw this on Laura's blog & I think it is SO CUTE! JUST ADORABLE! WHAT A WAY to kick off a summer reading program, you think? SUPER JOB, LAURA!!! :D
ReplyDeleteSoooo Adorable!!!
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