POPTARTS!
The kid in me gets so excited by poptarts! I always loved the ones with the frosting – strawberry was the BESTEST flavor! And the sprinkles!? Gah! They know how to sell a kid on loving a product!

Of course that meant I had to make a card with Lawn Fawn’s new Let’s Toast set – with the poptarts! And I made one of my crazy backgrounds to go with it, but it’s super easy.
Watch the video below or click HERE to see it in HD on YouTube.
Marker colors were centered around reds and blacks/greys, but you could pick your own favorite color scheme for your kitchen scene.

The action wobbler action makes the additional poptart jiggle with fun – it’s always a great way to get a card to be a toy instead of just a card.

Puns?? YES PLEASE.

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- Let’s Toast, Lawn Fawn Clear Stamps
- Copic Markers: EH – Blick
- Jet Black Lawn Fawn Ink Pad
- Neenah Cardstock, Solar White: 25pk – 250pk –
- Big Action Wobbles:
- Mini Wobbles
Sandy – please help me! How did you mask to get the pop tart inside the toaster slot? I just can’t figure it out! LOL
Awesome pop tart card. You never stop amazing me.
Sandy, I had just started watching this video when my phone chirped with my 10-year-old granddaughter’s call on Facetime. I told her I was watching art videos. She wanted to see it, so we watched together this video. We both loved it and both want to give it a try. When we were done she asked me if you had any more videos. haha, let’s just say we had a lot of fun and got excited about doing this card ourselves.
Awesome card Sandy, I love the way you coloured your “kitchen”. I have to admit I googled poptart (I am notfrom the US) an from what I saw I only can say to yours; Give me a bite please LOL.
I watched ofcourse also your other video of colouring this great family. I think that your are right as for blending between the color layers. My expirience after seeing another video of yours is that this is much easier than if you have done all colour layers. The blending is more beautiful, has a nicer gradation and with Gamsol getting the colors deeper so you need much less color.
Thank you Sandy for two great video’s and cards, I learned,again, a lot.
Oh my, this is AWESOME! love your coloring and the bobble tart! Thanks for the video!
This is so amazing Sandy! Your background is so so cool!
I love both the cards. I was glad to see a color pencil how to. I want to start using my Prisma’s more. Thank you for all you do.
Super cute kitchen scene, Sandy! Love the interactive pop-tart and the way the dark background makes the colour “pop”.
So very cute and the wobble just adds to it as well. Maybe a little glossy accents on the pop tarts? Always love your videos and your classes.
Great tutorial and card Sandy! Love your work and sense of humor!
I totally enjoyed watching how you created a fitting background to the card. When you began putting in the toaster shadow–it was actually heart-shaped! I thought that was a fun inclusion, even though I know how the shadow would’ve “bounced up” when it hit the wall. I’m glad to be part of your fan base…. you are an accomplished artist.
Totally love everything about your card! Especially love the added BG for these adorable Lawn Fawn stamps!