Hello stamping friends! Tracy here, and today I have a pretty little Harry Potter themed card to share. Crackerbox Stamps has a brand new Harry Potter release with some fabulous new stamps if you hadn't heard. You can check them all out HERE.
Here are all of the details on how I created my card. 

Hello! Nadine here again today with a Harry Potter Sorting Hat birthday card.

Hello and welcome!! This is Shanna with Caffeinated Craftiness!  I am here today with a MAGICAL red rubber project using the newest release from Crackerbox Stamps.

See you all again soon!
~Shanna

Hi Everybody! Cornelia is here today.  Some of the products I have used have been provided to me by various companies I design for.
Crackerbox Stamps had a new Harry Potter themed release, which is fabulous, as you probably know!

 Hello crafty friends, Martha Lucia here to share a lemons stamped card!

Happy Monday, friends! Ericka here, and today I am playing with alcohol inks and a gel press to make a bright background for my card.

Hi everyone, today is about beautiful castles and how your home is your castle.  A simple castle card can brighten anyone's day and be used in many ways, that rhyme 😂

 Hello scrappy friends! Nadine here today with a Harry Potter Crest of Hogwarts card to share with you. The store is filled with many fun Harry Potter stamps, including this Crest of Hogwarts stamp I used on my card.

I started by creating my background by die-cutting strips of cardstock and adhering them to a card front. Next, I added a piece of coffee-stained paper, then a die-cut circle. While I created the background, my daughter colored in the Crest of Hogwarts Stamp and fussy cut it out. Then I stamped the Anything Possible Stamp on the front of the coffee-stained paper and added the crest to the circle die in the middle.

STAMPS USED:
Crest of Hogwarts Stamp
Anything Possible Stamp

For the complete list of supplies used, click HERE
See you next time!

 Hello, stamping and cardmaking friends! Tracy here, and today I have a bright and cheerful card to share in honor of the nurses in our lives. Here are all of the details.

 Welcome back to the Crackerbox Stamps blog. Their newest release is all about magic and the world of Harry Potter. I have watched and still watch the movies all the time.

Stamp Used:
Hermione
Magic

Hello and welcome!!  This is Shanna with Caffeinated Craftiness!  I am here today with a MAGICAL red rubber project using the newest release from Crackerbox Stamps.  Their newest release is in honor of our (well, MY) favorite young wizard, Harry Potter!  Crackerbox Stamps has a wide selection of HP-inspired stamps, and all previously released ones are still on sale today!!

I started by heat embossing the Books of Magic and sorting hat on Copic-friendly paper using black embossing powder.  I colored them gently (it is said embossing can ruin Copic--but I am just careful when I feel I need to do this) and then fussy cut them out.  I did run a black marker around the side edge of the fussy cut images to keep the block outline complete--but this is optional in the grand scheme of things.  I rummaged through my gel print pile of scraps with the images set aside.  I came across an older print I had done on my Gel Press using acrylic paints, and I fell in love with the almost rustic/vintage vibe it happened to have and thought it would be perfect for my card.

I stamped and embossed the Don't Let the Muggles sentiment directly onto the gel print panel.  Next, I grabbed a Kraft card base and metallic copper wash tape.  I knew I wanted the washi tape to add some *magical* sparkle but felt it somewhat blended in.  I rummaged for a scrap of black that was long enough to work to border the gel press panel but couldn't find one...but that didn't stop me!  I grabbed a piece of white cardstock scrap and a black Copic marker and made my own black cardstock!  I only wanted a thin part showing, so this technique worked out perfectly without me having to cut into a full sheet of black cardstock for what amounted to a 1/4" strip.  I layered the black strips on each side of my gel print panel and then added the washi tape to the card base on each side. Lastly, my fussy-cut images were stacked and mounted to the gel press panel using foam tape for some dimensions.  I absolutely am in love with the final product!!

Are you a Harry Potter fan??  I have more cards to show you with these fabulous stamps, so stay tuned!!

For now, here is a little bonus card featuring many of the smaller icon stamps in this collection---perfect for a quick card, with ZERO coloring involved! I absolutely HAD to make a birthday card since the celebration is in honor of Harry's birthday, after all!

First Magical Card

Sorting hat
Books of Magic
Don't Let the Muggles

BONUS Birthday Card

HP Initials
Glasses and Lightning Bolt, Set of 3
Hogwarts Wax Seal
Letter of Hogwarts
Owl Post Words
My Sweet Friend

See you all again soon!
~Shanna

Hello crafty friends, Martha Lucia here to share two of my cards created with the new Harry Potter stamps.

My first card is a card created with tons of dimension. First, I created the card base using white smooth cardstock. Then, I embossed a second layer with a 3D embossing folder and inked some of the raised parts with White Pigment ink.

In a separate piece of cardstock, I stamped the Glasses included on the set Glasses & Lightening Bolt using VersaMark Ink. I let the ink dry naturally before continuing with the process. Then, I stamped with VersaFine Clair Nocturne two of the stamps recently released. I used the Owl With Scroll and the sentiment Don't Let The Muggles. I covered the stamped images with clear embossing powder and melted it with the heat tool. 

More Magic Cards

My next card is a clean and simple design. I didn't want to compete with the magic of these fantastic images.

First, I inked the top of a layer created with white smooth cardstock using distress ink. I let the ink dry naturally before stamping the Castle of Hogwarts. Then, I stamped the sentiment Way to Go to complete the design.

STAMPS USED: