Each week we see fantastic projects featuring My Favorite Things product, and we're always so thrilled to see what our customers and followers are creating! Today, we'd like to shine the spotlight on some awesome projects that have caught our attention in another edition of You've Been Spotted. If you see your project featured, feel free to post this image on your blog and link to this post to show the world that you were spotted by My Favorite Things! A Kept Life Love those colors, love the super fun design, LOVE the google eyes - obsessed with the google eyes. Jeanne has rocked Out of This World and someone is going to be so happy to discover this card is just for them. Sharna Waksmulski Once, twice, three times the intergalactic awesomeness! Sharna's trio shows three incredible ways of including your galaxy backgrounds on your cards. Distress inks and oxides are just the ticket for achieving background perfection for your Space Explorer looks. Rowena M. Simple, sweet, with just the right amount of interest-adding distress - those are some of the characteristics that make me adore Rowena's card! Her stark white Birdhouses pop off the vivid blue background and provide perfect contrast to her rad red birds. Manuela Kammerl-Noe Most of the time, we focus on our imagery and supplement with our sentiment but the juxtaposition of making the sentiment the focal point makes Nela's card so interesting! Positioning the furry friends from Snuggle Bunnies around the perimeter of the card panel draws your attention to the center of the card, the sentiment, even more. Sandra I wouldn't have thought to combine Boss Babe with the canine companions in You Make My Tail Wag but guess what? It's a perfect pairing! Sandra's pencil coloring emulates the look of fur perfectly and her sketchy shadow work provides much-needed grounding for our intrepid trio. Which design is your favorite this week? Be sure to leave these talented folks some love. And who knows? You might be spotted sometime soon!
https://youtu.be/Z-9bzU-DrhcMove away Mars, we have set sights for Jupiter. Or at least graphics designer Arun Raj has! Bringing all our nerdy space-themed love
Diese Weltraum-Geburtstagskarte mit Sternbild Alter ist eine hervorragende Möglichkeit, Ihrem kleinen Astronauten alles Gute zum Geburtstag zu wünschen! Für alle Altersgruppen verfügbar! Meine Weltraum-Geburtstagskarte zum Ausdrucken zeigt ein Geburtstagsalter, das als Sternenkonstellation geformt ist, die in einer riesigen Himmelsgalaxie schwebt. Derzeit sind alle Altersgruppen von 1 bis 19 verfügbar - bitte kontaktieren Sie mich, um ein benutzerdefiniertes Alter für Sie zu erstellen. Unisex Design für Jungen und Mädchen. Es ist eine einzigartige Geburtstagskarte für ein Kinder Geburtstagsparty Thema! Dies ist eine INSTANT DOWNLOAD alles Gute zum Geburtstagkarte - KEIN physisches Produkt wird gesendet. Drucke deine Geburtstagskarte zu Hause oder bei deinem lokalen Drucker. Nachdem du deinen Kauf abgeschlossen hast, erhältst du von Etsy eine E-Mail mit einem Link, über den du sofort deine druckbare Karte herunterladen kannst. Oder geh einfach auf Etsy.com und klicke auf ""Dein Konto > Käufe und Bewertungen"", um sie herunterzuladen." Du erhältst Folgendes: - Weltraum-Geburtstagskarte - 12 x 18 cm hohe Qualität 300 dpi im PDF-Format zum Herunterladen und Ausdrucken - Drucken Sie so viele himmlische Geburtstagskarten wie Sie möchten für Ihren persönlichen Gebrauch - Schneiden, falten und schreiben Sie eine Geburtstagsnachricht hinein Ich empfehle weißes Tonkartonpapier im Letter-Format - hier ist mein Etsy-Affiliate-Link für meine Empfehlung: https://tiddd.ly/3OlhnJf Da verschiedene Monitore/Drucker unterschiedliche Farbkalibrierungen haben und verschiedene Papiere Tinte unterschiedlich aufsaugen, kann Ihre Karte gedruckt etwas anders aussehen, als auf Ihrem Computermonitor. Das ist normal - so funktioniert das Drucken. •••••••••••••••••••••• BESUCHEN SIE KATHY BEI MERRIMENTDESIGN.COM Kathy bei Merriment Design macht handgefertigte, nicht selbstgemachte Handwerks- und DIY-Projekte, die bei HGTV, DIY Netzwerk, Rachael Ray Everyday Magazine, design*sponge, The Knot Magazine, Country Living Magazine, Wohnung Therapie, tägliche Candy Kids, Eltern, JOANN, und mehr. Sie wurde in die Top 50 Mom Craft Bloggers-Liste aufgenommen. Kathy's Kunsthandwerk erscheint auf Produktverpackungen der Marke VELCRO®, die beiTarget und Home Deck verkauft werden. Kunsthandwerk & DIYs :: www.merrimentdesign.com Pinterest :: pinterest.com/merrimentdesign Auf Instagram :: http://instagram.com/kathybeymer •••••••••••••••••••••• Copyright 2021-2025 Merriment Design Co. Sie dürfen meine PDF-Dateien und Druckvorlagen für Ihren persönlichen Gebrauch verwenden. Du bist nicht berechtigt, die Datei oder die Ausdrucke zu teilen oder weiterzuverkaufen, Mama muss die Rechnungen bezahlen.
The Telescope Birthday Card by On Your Mark is a celestial and enchanting design, perfect for sending birthday wishes to stargazers and dreamers. It features a golden telescope pointing towards a stunning night sky filled with planets, constellations, and the moon. A mix of deep blues and metallic gold accents creates a magical and sophisticated look. Message inside reads Happy Birthday to You Size - 125 x 175mm Supplied with kraft envelope Printed with vegetable inks From FSC sources
Perfect board game for little astronauts, this free printable outer space bingo is great activity for kids. They learn about planets, moons, rockets and more. Simply download, print and play.
Hi Stampers! Today I am using items from the STARGAZING SUITE featured in the current Stampin’ Up!®️Annual Catalog. I used the REACH FOR THE STARS BUNDLE (stamp set and dies) and the STARGAZING DSP to create two fun fold cards that are similar, but different. One fun fold is a tent card, the other a spinner card. Both of these fun folds feature a focal piece to be suspended on a piece of fishing line in a die cut window. Let’s take a look at the cards: SIDE VIEW As you can see from the side view, the main difference in these cards is the “W” shaped piece that allows the tent card to stand on its own with no sliding or other issues. There is a Basic White panel added to the back of the tent card to allow for space to sign the card, write a message, etc. To see my blog post about another tent card I shared a few months ago click HERE. To see a previous post about a spinner card I shared click HERE. To view my “In Detail” post featuring the Stargazing Suite click HERE VIDEO SUSPENDED ANIMATION - REACH FOR THE STARS WITH TWO OUT OF THIS WORLD FUN FOLD CARDS STELLAR BIRTHDAY SPINNER CARD INSIDE OF CARD STELLAR BIRTHDAY TENT CARD BACK SIDE OF CARD SUPPLIES FOR THESE CARD * Reach for the Stars Bundle * Card base - 11” x 4 1/4” scored and folded at 5 1/2” Cardstock: Tent Card -Starry Sky, Spinner Card - Night of Navy * Cardstock for frame -3” square scrap same color as card base * DSP - 2 pieces cut at 5 1/5” x 4” * Stylish Shapes Dies - Circles: largest and 2nd largest * DSP - planet design use Reach for the stars Dies, 3rd largest circle die to die cut two identical planets for focal point. Die cut and / or fussy cut pieces of planets and small planets to use to add to front of card and to inside panel for spinner card, and back panel of tent card * Ink - Versa Mark, white embossing powder; Starry Sky for greeting on back panel of tent card, and Memento Tuxedo Black for greeting inside spinner card. * Clear Fishing Line - 6”-8” NOTE - you can use baker’s twine or linen thread if you like * Stampin’ Seal + Tear & Tape (strong adhesive), liquid glue (for frame) ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES FOR TENT CARD * Starry Sky cardstock 4 1/4” x 4” scored along the 4” side at 1”, 2”, and 3” * Back panel - Basic White cardstock cut at 5 1/4” x 4” VIDEO CARD All supplies and cutting measurement for this card are the same as above. The cardstock color is Tahitian Tide. That is all for today. Thank you for checking in. Until next time. . . Stamp Happy! Kim All stamps and stamped images ©️1990-2023 Stampin’ Up!®️ NOW THROUGH 30 JUNE 2023 VIEW FLYER HERE
Grab your copy of these free Space Lacing Cards. A free printable for kids that will help to develop fine motor skills.
Today's card is a fun Stargazing Happy Birthday!! The Stargazing Designer Paper has some 'out of this world' prints (haha).
Hello Crafty Friends, Heejung Hunsberger here! I’m thrilled to be returning as a guest designer for Spellbinders this month again! I think this collection is perfect for those who have kids or grandchildren who love space themes! I had so much fun making the cards featuring the Space Adventure Collection. If you’d like to get to know me better, visit my blog or follow me on Instagram. Additionally, I have a YouTube channel where I regularly post video tutorials. Love You to the Moon and Back Start by cutting out the background using a Starshine background die on black brushed cardstock. The brushed cardstock has a slight sparkle, giving it a space-like feel compared to regular cardstock. Then, apply white paint with a brush to create a splattered effect. I used white pear watercolor. Cut out the moon using the To the Moon die on the cardstock of your choice. Color the moon with yellow ink to create a three-dimensional effect. Finally, cut out the “Love You to the Moon and Back” letters using the gold brushed cardstock. This die is from the Space Greetings Die Set, and it can be cut into two layers. I used black brushed cardstock for the bottom layer, which matches the background. Space Birthday! First, cut out the background using a Starshine background die on white paper cardstock. In addition, mix dark blue, violet, and light blue ink and splatter it with a blending brush. Spray water on the blended paper to create a natural color blend and pattern. Cut out the stars from the To the Moon die set on silver mirror cardstock. Next, cut out the moon from the To the Moon die set and Saturn from the UFO Friends die set on blue cardstock and yellow and orange cardstock, respectively. Cut out Saturn’s rings using vellum paper. Cut out a large circle from gray cardstock. Use a splattered embossing folder to create a planetary surface texture. Then, color it with gray ink to add dimension. Finally, cut out the birthday greeting message using the dies from the Space Greetings die set on silver brushed cardstock. Attach it below the planet to complete the card. Greetings Earthling First, emboss an A2-sized indigo cardstock using the Starry Night 3D embossing folder at an angle. On the embossed paper, spray white pearl watercolors, and then attach gold mirror cardstock stars to create the background. For the planet, cut a circle using a gray cardstock die and emboss it with the Splatter embossing folder to create a textured surface. Cut out the UFO, Saturn, and the moon using colored cardstock, and attach them to the background. For the alien, cut it out from green cardstock and blend the edges with a marker to create dimension. Then, add highlights with a white gel pen. Finally, cut out the alien greeting word using a silver cardstock die and attach it to complete the card. While making these cards, I enjoyed using my stashes to create textures of the planet. I plan to create more cards with my stashes for this collection in the future. I hope these cards inspire many of you. Happy crafting! XOXO, Heejung
If you are in a crafting funk, sometimes you just have to start playing. As I get back into the swing of things after my amazing vacation, I'm not in a funk but the creative process is moving a little slowly. As I sat down to make the card I'm
This October, 3 colleagues working in the same Team with me are celebrating their birthday so I decided to make birthday cards for them. For the 2 male celebrants, I used BB Space Explorer from My …
Let them know how special they are with this cool, space themed card! Created from our original illustration, the card reads 'You're out of this World’ A6 Size 105mm x 148mm folded Blank inside for your message Digitally printed on uncoated card Paired with a brown, kraft envelope Our cards are naked! To be kinder to our planet, we have ditched the cello bags - less plastic but still delivered with care.
