Chibitronics Meets My Favorite Things

Hey everyone!  Long time, huh.

Well, recently I received a yummy box of goodies from My Favorite Things for a blog hop with Chibitronics.  Of course I had to come up with a few "Thank You" cards for swim team.  Don't forget to check out all the gorgeous goodies the MFT girls made on the My Favorite Things Blog

Sparkle Card Supplies :

• Chibitronics Copper Foil Tape
• Chibitronics Tropical Color LED Circuit Stickers
• My Favorite Things DC You Were Meant to Sparkle Stamps
• My Favorite Things Black Licorice Hybrid Ink Pad
• My Favorite Things Prestige Cardstock Sampler
• My Favorite Things Plaid Patterns Paper Pack
• Dazzling Metallic Sequins

Step 1:  Cut cardstock to size and add layer of patterned paper.

Step 2:  Stamp sentiment onto white cardstock using hybrid ink and stamp.

Step 3:  Create the circuit using copper tape and LED light stickers on an extra sheet of paper or cardstock.  You can see more information and directions on the Chibitronics website here.  I used three different colors of lights to give the card a bit more sparkle.

Step 4:  Complete the circuit by adding copper tape to the back of the stamped sentiment.

Step 5:  Embellish design with additional sequins.

This switch is super fun to use, just run your finger over the bottom of the card and the lights sparkle.

You Deserve a Treat Supplies:

• Chibitronics Copper Foil Tape
• Chibitronics White LED Circuit Stickers
• My Favorite Things Prestige Cardstock Sampler
• My Favorite Things Homespun Gingham Paper Pack
• My Favorite Things Black Licorice Hybrid Ink Pad
• Die-Namics LLD Hot Cocoa Cups
• My Favorite Things LLD Stay Cool Stamps
• Sizzix Machine
• Core'dinations Vellum

Step 1:  Assemble Card Base

Step 2:  Stamp Sentiment onto layered papers.

Step 3:  Die cut white cardstock mug and vellum steam and coffee.   I used my trusty Sizzix Machine and some Core'dinations gold vellum.

Step 4:  Assemble simple circuit behind where the steam will be placed. 

Step 5:  To prevent the card from lighting before being presented, I added a small piece of cardstock between the tape and the battery.  Once presented, the recipient can pull the cardstock out completing the circuit. 

This is a simple way to prevent the battery from running out before the card is presented.  

A Jukebox that Lights up With Chibitronics

Hello Again!!!  More today from the Chibitronics booth at CHA featuring the projects I made using the SVGCuts Rockin and Rollin SVG Kit and my Cricut.

Today I wanted to share with you one of my absolute favorite projects I made for the booth.  This little light up Jukebox.

 

To create the box I used lots of Core'dinations papers.  I love the color core and how it reacts when embossed.  Almost like real wood on my box, yeah?  And, check out the metallic papers also from Core'dinations oh and the colored vellum.  I love the variety of papers the Core'dinations offers.

From there, I created my circuits adding light on the back panel of the 3D project where they would best shine through to the front.

Continuing the circuits onto the back of the project so as to be able to switch out the battery.

Love the way the projects lights up.  So super fun.

Hugs.