Good afternoon! I am SO SO excited to help kick off Ellen Hutson’s Summer of Stamping with the brand new collaboration release from Lawn Fawn: S’More the Merrier!! This stamp and die bundle is available exclusively at Ellen Hutson and you can find it here! Snag yours soon as this adorable set sure to sell out quickly!!
When I saw S’More the Merrier I knew it would pair perfectly with Chibitronics LED stickers to create a magical summer scene! I have a video sharing how to create a circuit with multiple lights and how to use a thin, removable battery holder so that your card doesn’t require extra postage for mailing!
I’m having a little trouble with Youtube today and the video isn’t live yet but should be up very soon! You can watch the video below or over at my YouTube channel here.
When you push the button the fire glows red and the stars shine in the summer night sky!
To start I stamped all the images with versafine and heat-embossed them with clear embossing powder. I colored all the images with copic markers and die-cut them with the coordinating dies. Then I stamped the campfire onto a panel of strathmore bristol cardstock and colored it with copic markers. After I finished coloring I masked the campfire and ground. Then I blended the sky with scattered straw, broken china, blueprint sketch, chipped sapphire, and black soot distress oxide ink. Next I used antique linen, tea dye, evergreen bough, pine needles, and black soot distress oxide to blend the ground and grass. I splattered the panels with water and concentrated distress oxide ink and let it dry.
I stamped the sentiment from S’More the Merrier and heat-embossed it with white embossing powder. Then I arranged the stamped images to create my scene and adhered them. At this point you could be done with the card but I decided to add a little something extra! 🙂
Honestly it’s easier to watch the video for all the details on creating a circuit but below I’ll include photos of my circuit for reference:
In the first photo you can see the layout of the light stickers, in the second you can see the sketch of where my copper tape will go, and in the third you can see the copper tape with the light stickers on top! I’d also recommend watching the video for more info on the battery holder that I’ve recently started using. Instead of needing to use a double or triple layer of foam mounting tape on your card you’ll only need a single A2 panel of fun foam, your card can be mailed with regular postage, AND you can remove or replace the battery easily without destroying the whole card! 🙂 It’s a total game-changer!
After I finished the circuit and adhered all the layers together I added a little crystal glaze with chunky and prisma glitter to finish the card with a little extra sparkle!!
I hope you enjoyed my video and card today! I can’t wait to see what you’re going to create with S’More the Merrier!
To celebrate the exclusive release, Ellen Hutson is giving away a $25 gift certificates to the shop! You can leave a comment on this blog and along the hop by 11:59pm PT on July 11th, 2020 for your chance to win! The winner will be chosen at random from the comments left on any of the posts in this blog hop and will be emailed! You should have arrived from Tammy and the Lawn Fawn blog is your last stop! If you’re just getting started you can head to the Ellen Hutson blog for the complete hop list!
Thanks so much for visiting and have a fabulous day!
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Bianca Wegner says
So cute! Thanks for adding the circuit blueprint!
Jennifer L. says
Wow, just wow! Thanks for a great tutorial too!
Teena Perine says
Love the interactive card!
Mary-Anne V. says
What a fabulous Card and you made it even more special with a light up feature. Thank you for sharing your creativity with this wonderful set.
bernietk says
Wow! That’s an amazing card!
Jolene B says
Such a great card! I love the light up feature!
beccab33324 says
WOW!! Fabulously fun card!! It’s stunning in every little detail. And oh so cute!!
Rachelle A. says
Wow that card is stunning! So much work. I know whoever gets it will flip over it!
Toddy says
Using a foam layer is so much better than just using foam tape. Great scene!
Sarah P says
I haven’t done a light up card yet, but this is just so cute, I may have to try it. Great job. I just love the card.
Susan T says
Great idea to illuminate this card. It is perfect.
Mary Holshouser says
The lights take a beautiful card to another
level. Fun idea with the cooking smores.
thanks for sharing
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scrapthat/Dolly says
What can I say….your cards ALWAYS rock Jessica, TFS!
Bea says
Wow, what a spectacular nighttime light-up campfire scene that designed using Smores stamp set!
I love the video & written instructions on your card design! Thanks for sharing your inspirations!
Shelley Spaulding says
How neat! Such a unique idea for this set.
Tessa Serrano says
Awesome! This is the coolest card. You are amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Sam Burnett says
Your video and the written instructions just might make me brave enough to try out the Chibitronics stuff I just bought – love your card so much! Thank you for sharing!
Laurie says
What an AWESOME card!! I love how it lights up!! So cute!!
Karen Hale says
OH MY, what fun! Spectacular interactive card.
Donna Streagle says
Whoa! This is watching the master work! Super card and excellent demo of connecting the circuit. I would never have thought about doing this but now I will!
tsurutadesigns1 says
super CUTE.
sam says
WOW you are so talented. The light up effect and the amazing coloring make this card come alive
lizbechtel69 says
This set really is s’more fun! How cute that you had the elements light up! I adore the chunky glitter on the 🔥 fire! Very fun element and they look like they are having a wonderful campout!
Sandra says
what fun! Thanks for the step by step!
Melanie Tong says
Love the color of the ski paired with the stars! This is beautiful!