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I Love Your Heart - Heffy Doodle

Hello hello! I have an adorable box card to share with you all today. It’s filled with the cutest pandas from the Heffy Doodle Pandtastic Painters Stamps




Let’s start!


I first cut the base of the Big Shadow Box Die in black cardstock and assembled it with 2 inserts to build my scene. For the background, I ink blended Dried MarigoldKitsch Flamingo, and Squeezed Lemonade Distress Oxide Inks through Head in the Clouds Stencil. I also used the same stencil and inks to add color and design to the side of the boxes. To make the frame, I cut a pink cardstock using the scallop rectangle (included in the Big Shadow Box Die) and cut an opening using the stitched rectangle die. I also added a banner using the Wavy Banner Stamps.




Next, I stamped, colored, and cut the images from the Pandtastic Painters Stamps. I used Copic Sketch markers :


Pandas - C9/7/5/3

Oranges - YR04/02

Pinks - RV25/23/21

Yellows -  Y18/15/13


I used liquid glue to adhere the images onto the inserts. I also added little hearts that I adhered onto acetate strips. 


That's all for this adorable panda box card! Thanks so much for stopping by!



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