Pink & Main: Scratch Off Fun

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Hello friends! JToday I am sharing a fun & interactive project that I created using some of the new products from the Pink & Main October Release! I am featuring the new Jackpot Stamp Set, which has a coordinating die set that that works perfectly with the new Scratch Off Sticker Sheets.

Let me walk you through how I put this card together!

Pink & Main Products Used:
Jackpot Stamp Set
Jackpot Coordinating Dies
Sunburst Cover Die
Sentiment Strip Dies- 1/4″
Sun Ray Embossing Folder
Scratch Off Sticker Sheets
Ahoy Enamel Dots
Frosting Embossing Powder
Watermark Embossing Ink Pad
Magic Anti-Static Brush
River Walk Cardstock

Other Key Products Used:
Copic Markers
Distress Oxide Inks: Peacock Feathers & Prize Ribbon
Foam Tape

To start off my card, I colored up my slot machine from the Jackpot stamp set with my Copic Markers and then used the Coordinating Die Set to cut the machine out. I also used Coordinating Dies to cut the shapes from the Scratch Off Sticker Sheets to cover up both the display areas on the Slot Machine. I stamped sentiments over the Scratch Off Sticker Coverings to indicate the interactive element.

I cut a piece of River Walk Cardstock down to A2-size, ink blended it with Peacock Feathers and Prize Ribbon Distress Oxide Inks. I also splattered the panel with Prize Ribbon Distress Oxide Ink. I spritzed the panel with water and then used the Sun Ray Embossing Folder to emboss the panel.

Using more River Walk Cardstock, I heat embossed my sentiment in Frosting Embossing Powder and used the 1/4″ Sentiment Strip Dies to cut out the sentiment.

I then used the Sunburst Cover Die and die cut a the shape from white cardstock. I used liquid adhesive to adhere the die cut to my embossed panel. I adhered this unit to an A2-sized card base. I finished my card off by adhering my sentiment and image with foam tape, and then by using some of the Ahoy Enamel Dots for additional embellishment! My card was completed!