I am back with this fun card for Scrap’N Stamp. I couldn't be happier but  I have to be honest my mojo had taken a hit big time.

So I apologize for not having the usual step by step instructions and or photos,

I was so focused on getting my idea out that I totally blanked on taking pictures along the way. 

I hope you find inspiration with this card. 

 I used numerous Lawn fawn products for this card all of which can be found at Scrap’n Stamp and are linked below.  

I had the Here’s the scoop stamp set in my stash for some time  and had not used it ever, so when I purchased the add on to the reveal wheel I knew I wanted to use it together to create a fun card, then I thought how cool would it be to do a double interactive card, not only the outside being playful but the inside too. 

So to start off the card I pulled out my Tim Holtz water color paper and my versa fine black onyx ink and started stamping out the images.  I used my misti as the paper is textured and I wanted to make sure I got a good impression.  I decided stamp out two panels, one of which I could practice on.  

Once I had everything stamped I decided to do all my die cutting for the card, from the reveal wheel to the pivot pop up, this way I wasn't going back and forth from my desk to my die cutting machine.  I die cut all the reveal wheel portions from the water color paper, as well as the ice cream cones. Once that was done I die cut the pivot pop up from the same color of card stock that I would end up using for the card base, which was Robins blue from bazzill.  

The card base it self is a standard top folding A2  4¼ x 5½ 

I used numerous different types of water colors from my stash to paint in the main panel of the card.  I just kept it very loose and fun not worrying about shading or anything like that. For the wheel and for the ice cream cone images I used my Ken Oliver color burst to add some quick and vibrant color. I loved how it turned out and how vibrant they are.  

I popped up the reveal wheel on to some Yellow paper to make everything pop. I adhered everything together with strong adhesive to make sure everything held because this card has a LOT of dimension. ( so much so I had a hard time getting good pictures-especially for the inside)

To finish off the card I stamped out the Here's the scoop sentiment on to a tiny die cut banner, and for the inside I found a sentiment from a old sticker collection I had in my stash, it just worked so well. 

Thank you for stopping and I do hope you found some inspiration from this card.

All products are linked below and stay tuned as I will be doing a giveaway shortly to thank everyone for their patience. 

Have a wonderful Weekend.