Scrappy Boy Stamps: More January 2025 Inspiration!

Having lots of fun this week with the Scrappy Boy Stamps Treasure Hunter Kids and the amazing Craft Cart Die. For my first project, it was easy to make a masculine card using the Treasure Hunter Paper Pack, Treasure Map Die, and the Treasure Hunter Kids Scene Builder Stencil.  For my second project, I used the Craft Cart Die and the Crafting Tools - Craft Cart Add On Die Set to make a cart that I can actually use to store washi tapes, sticky notes, and erasers. You can also put candy/treats in it too! 

Please scroll down to see both projects.

Project 1: You're the most amazing thing I ever saw

Scrappy Boy Stamps products used:

• Treasure Hunter Kids stamp and outline die
• Treasure Map Die
• Treasure Hunter Paper Pack
• Treasure Hunter Kids Scene Builder Stencil
• A Pirate's Life Stencil

Supplies used:

• A2 white card base. Scored at 1-1/4" and 4-1/4" (fold as shown above)
• Bristol cardstock to die cut Treasure Map Die
• Distress inks for ink smooshing: Mermaid lagoon, rusty hinge, brush corduroy
• Distress ink in black soot for stencils

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00
• Cheeks: R20
• Hair: E59, E57, E55, E53
• Gray: N5, N3, N1
• Blue: B97, B95, B93, B91
• Brown: E57, E55, E53
• Gray: N5, N3, N1

Project 2: Craft Cart

The finished cart measures 6-1/8"H, 4-1/2"W, 1-3/4"D. I used chipboard to make this cart very sturdy to store small craft items or to use as a treat holder. This would make a great gift!

Scrappy Boy Stamps products used:

• Craft Cart Die
• Crafting Tools - Craft Cart Add On Die Set

FRONT

BACK

Supplies used:

• Chipboard for the cart
• Black cardstock for the cart 
• Colored cardstock for the tool dies - various (use what you have)

Notes:

• Use chipboard for a sturdy cart. 
• Turn the cart over and put a wheel on each of the 4 posts. This is a reversible cart.
• Use strong liquid glue.

I hope you give these fun projects a try. They're easy to make! Thank you for visiting today. Have a wonderful and creative day!