Filled With Fun Bundle
Loads of Happiness
I have some of the best memories of my brother’s “little red wagon”! We rode it down the hill (and am still alive to tell the tale), and filled it with so many siblings, friends, toys or pets. What are your best memories of your wagon(s)?
The Filled With Fun Bundle is an adorable new release from the March 2024 Online Exclusives and has 13 fun photopolymer stamps and 14 wonderful dies! To view all the new release, you can access a PDF of new Online Exclusive items with images here.
For my Marvelous Monday FB Live this week (Mondays at 7:30 PM CT), I showed that this simple stamped and colored card as a great example of how easy it is to play with the Filled With Fun Bundle and get great results!
This is an A2 Basic White Thick CS base with a 4-1/4”x5-1/2” layer of Cherry Cobbler CS and a 3-3/4”x5” layer of Basic White CS, stamped in Cherry Cobbler Classic Stampin’ Pad ink and Memento Black ink, along with Boho Blue, Daffodil Delight and Cherry Cobbler Blends. The final touch was a little Gray Granite Blends on the wheel rims and ground, and Festive Pearls in silver!
I showed that by adding a few layers and 3D elements, the card goes from wow to WOWZA!
I used the A2 Basic White Thick CS card base and added a 4-1/8”x5-3/8” Cherry Cobble CS layer and a 3-7/8”x5-1/8” layer of Basic Black. I then added Boho Blue ink with a Blending Brush to a 3-3/4”x5” layer of Basic White CS and glued it down to the card front. I cut out the wagon with the Filled With Fun dies, using Cherry Cobbler CS for the wagon, Crumb Cake CS for the wood panel, Basic Black for the wheels and Silver Foil Specialty Paper for the rims and wagon handle.
I popped up all the pieces using Stampin Dimensionals, leaving plenty of room for the greeting and gifts. I stamped the greeting and gift image on Basic White CS and after coloring everything, die cut both (the greeting is die cut with the Everyday Detail dies), and popped both up on the card front.
The final touch was adding the Festive Pearls in silver again for the rim bling and a few more just because! What a sweet red wagon filled with goodies!
Even better and my favorite was showing how easy it is to go from card to 3D wagon! Think of all the sweet treats you could give in that wagon! The finished wagon is about 2”x3” (not including the wagon pull).
I used the same elements as the stepped-up card above but you will need more pieces and a 4-1/2”x3-1/2” base for the wagon and two of the axel pieces at 2-1/4”x3/4”. Wagon base and axel image dimensions and YouTube instructions are below.
