MFT Stamps | March Release Countdown - Day 1

Have you already prepared your shopping list for the MFT March Release? It's the final countdown day and the release will go live tomorrow, at 10am EST.

Today I have a fairy magical card card, featuring the You Deserve the Royal Treatment stamp set, illustrated by Tiddly Inks.

This may seem a simple card, but it has an hidden mechanism because it is an easel card.

I had the design in my mind, so as I always do in those cases, I looked into my patterned paper stash and I found the sheet that I would have used for my card. I started choosing the paper, because this one will "tell" me the color shades I will have to use to color to perfectly coordinate (the sheet comes from the Joyful Plaid Paper Pad). I then stamped the little girl and I colored her with the Copics listed below the post. I die cut her with coordinating dies, I also cut 2 more pieces of White Cardstock to adhere behind her and create depth. For the little star, I used some Gold Glitter Cardstock, and I cut it with the small star included in the Oh Baby Die-namics (it is the perfect size!).

Then, I moved into assembling the card. I took an A2 folded card and I created a score at 1,5" from the bottom. I folded it and I attached a 1,75" strip of patterned paper. I stamped one of the sentiments included in the Thrilled for You stamp set and I adhered the little girl, being careful not to add glue behind the upper part of his body. I also white heat embossed one of the sentiment included in the You Deserve the Royal Treatment stamp (which was more linear and small) on a strip of Ripe Raspberry cardstock and I attached inside the card, using foam tape (you need foam to create some depth in order to let the mechanism function)

To complete the card, I added a few gems outside the magic wand, I think it gives a cool look! And here's the finished card with the easel in action!

Thanks for stopping by, I really hope you will like it. Be sure to check out the MFT blog to see all the other product previews and for even more ideas and inspiration, please visit the My Favorite Things YouTube channel.

Hugs from Italy,