How to make light up shadow box card.

Hi, crafty friends!

This is Eiko and I make light up shadow box card using Lawn Fawn stamps and dies.

When you pull the pull tab, the windows glow.

I will make the parts referring to the picture below.

Die cut a pattern paper with shadow box die.
Cut the white cardstock for background.
Stamp the starry backdrops with Versamark and heat embossing using clear embossing powder, and then coloring with salty ocean and black soot Distress Oxide ink.
Cut the white cardstock for the circuit.
Cut the white vellum paper for the windows.
Die cut a white cardstock with hillside border dies.
Stamp the penguin, house and lantern using Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black and color with copics.
Cut out the windows with a craft knife.
Pull tab parts (two 0.5 x 2 inch)
Switch parts (two 0.5 x 0.5 inch)
Cut the heat resistant acetate sheet and stamp the sentiment with Versamark, heat embossing with silver embossing powder.

Place the cover panel on the card base mark the position of the lights.
Draw three lines for the slit.
Draw a line every 1/4 inch from the bottom.
From 1/4 inch from the right end, draw a 1 inch long line and cut out the 1/32 x 1 inch slit.
Mark the position of the battery and Chibitronics and draw the circuit with a pencil.
Adhere a double-sided tape at the position of the battery.

Adhere the copper tape on the drawing path.
In the position of the battery, adhere the copper tape on the double-sided tape.
Place the battery on the copper tape with the positive side up.
Adhere the positive side copper tape on the battery.
Adhere the yellow Chibitronics on the mark.

Make the switch part.

Fold square parts in half.
Insert the switch part into the slit.
Adhere the copper tape to the same position as the copper tape attached to the circuit paper.
Pull out the switch part from the slit and adhere the copper tape around the switch part.
Insert the switch part into the slit again.

Apply a double-sided tape on the switch part and adhere the pull tab part on the switch part.