Stay Home! OddBall Art Interactive card

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Hello everyone!

Eny here, and I'm back with another fun OddBall Art project!


Lizzy has been working hard to get some fantastic images out to all her followers/clients and this one is specially wonderful! As we find ourselves in the midst of lock downs worldwide, creators and crafters alike, have been looking for ways to stay entertained and sane. For many of us, we choose to express our frustrations or anxiety through card making or general art. Today, I wanted to share of fun interactive card, that we can all relate to.





For this project, I used this month Premium Membership Exclusive stamp set, "Armed and Dangerous". It has everything you need to document this current time in history.


I specially love the toilet paper, that can be resized to fit your general theme or look.
I have a full tutorial for this card up on my YouTube Channel, that i hope you will all enjoy.

If you're not familiar with how the Premium Monthly exclusive works, here's the main info. For $15 a year, you get full access to all previous Creepy Cute Chronicles newsletter freebies, a exclusive version of the freebies and a Monthly stamp set, not available in the shop! Visit the OddBall website today, sign up for the newsletter and give a good look to all previous Monthly exclusive sets, that are sure to inspire you to sign up. While there, check out the over 500 images available for purchase. Use coupon code Eny1 to get 1 FREE image with the purchase of two!

Happy crafting,
Eny Dunn
Lead Ambassador for OddBall Art


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