Hello Ai fans and welcome to our latest challenge!
Teeny Tiny!
This will be our final Bi-Weekly challenge of 2024 and then we'll move on to our Design Teams' favorite cards of the year.
Over the next two weeks we want to see your cards and crafty projects that are teeny tiny.
These can be tiny cards, bags, gift boxes, journals, ornaments, tags, earrings etc., as long as they're small.
Before we see what our Featured Designer Dori has in store for us, let's see who won our Masculine Masterpieces challenge.
For our Top Spot we chose Julie W.
for her beautiful fishing themed card.
Please contact Leah at Feedback@artimpressions.com
to claim a free stamp set of your choice!! ***Leah is out of the office until further notice***
but someone is covering for her. Please be patient if there is a slight delay.
Also, be sure to grab our badge to display on your blog, Facebook or Instagram!
Please contact Leah at Feedback@artimpressions.com
to claim a free stamp set of your choice!! ***Leah is out of the office until further notice***
but someone is covering for her. Please be patient if there is a slight delay.
Also, be sure to grab our badge to display on your blog, Facebook or Instagram!
Now, onto Dori and the tiniest little bit of SWEETNESS you will ever see!
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Hello AI Friends!
I'm so excited to share my "Teeny Tiny" card for the Teeny Tiny challenge. This could not be any smaller but it made for the cutest little card and you can make any shape card with any die that you own. It's so easy and you will LOVE it! I bet you make this style card in bundles once you see how fun they are.
I decided to use the shoe house from the #5935 Fairytale Houses to create my teeny tiny shaped card. I also used a couple of the fairies from the #5345 Fairy cubbies.
I started out by stamping my images onto copic friendly paper with memento black ink and colored them with my copic markers listed below. I die cut the images with the coordinating dies that come in each of these sets. I also cut two extra shoe houses out of plain white heavy cardstock for the card base. I cut one extra of the fairies and the flowers out of the heavy cardstock to add depth to the image, as well as stability, instead of using foam tape.
To create the card, take the two shoe houses cut from the heavy white cardstock and stamp the sentiment onto one of the houses. Score, and fold back, at 1/2 inch from the top. Place glue only on the top edge from the fold and above. Take the second shoe house and place over the sentiment layer. This should create the actual card. Place glue on the top shoe house and adhere your colored image to it. Decorate with the fairies and the flowers and your teeny tiny card is finished.
I hope you enjoyed my card today and you try this method out with some of your other stamp sets. You can make the fold on the left side as well, depending where the fold would be better placed. The top worked best for this image.
These would make cute little note cards to put in someone's lunch or backpack or on the front of a gift bag.
Enjoy creating!!
Copics used: B000, B00, Y000, R000
T0, T2, T4
E51, E53, E55, E57
Y13, Y15, Y35
R22, R24, R27, R81, R83, R85
G40, G432
BV11, BV1
✻ Please make a new card or handmade crafty creation. You can make any item you wish; this is not limited to cards! (unless specified)
✻ Limit two submissions per person. You will receive extra votes if you use Art Impressions stamps!
✻Please include your first name and last initial on your submission.
✻We love to comment on your entries, but keep in mind if you use a private group or a platform that you need to sign up for, we probably won't be able to.
✻ The Ai Challenge is open to everyone, international submissions are welcome!
✻ Include a link back to the Ai Blog or grab our button on the top right of our sidebar!
✻ Share the Ai love if you can, by clicking and commenting on your fellow crafters.
✻ Make sure to get your link up by the deadline to enter your creations.
✻ Good luck and happy stamping!
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