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An Adventure Is Calling

 Hello my crafty friends! Welcome to The Rabbit Hole Designs' blog.  Today, an adventure is calling!  I am combining three of The Rabbit Hole Designs sets to create this card; the Adventure scripty Word and Shadow Layer die, the Adventure stamp set, and the Bunny Moon stamp set.
One of my must have crafting essentials is the Cottontail Embossing Powder Tool.  I use it to treat the purple cardstock before I stamp the sentiment "is calling" onto the paper with VersaMark Watermark Clear ink.   The tool uses a special hypoallergenic, sent free, cosmetic grade powder that creates a barrier between your cardstock and the embossing powder.  When embossing powder is applied, it is repelled from your paper and will only stick where you have used your embossing ink.  I heat set the white embossing powder the sentiment and cut it to a small rectangular banner.
I die cut the word "Adventure" from a black cardstock.  I stamped the Bunny Moon image on coloring cardstock with a light brown ink and colored it with colored pencils and fussy cut on the image outlined.   The background is created using a stamp in my stash, a map the constellations. It is stamped with ghost ink on colored foiled paper.  After a few seconds you wipe it with a damp cloth, and it removes some of the ink. I ink blended the corners with Blueprint Distress Oxide ink. This card front is trimmed to 4" x 5 1/4".

I glued the foil paper card front to a 4 1/8" x 5 3/8" piece of deep purple cardstock.  I placed the Moon Bunny to the lower right corner of the card front gluing down own everything except the top part of the moon. I positioned the word "Adventure" so that it is intertwined with the top of the moon and glue it into place. I glue the "is calling" sentiment to the lower righ area of the card over the bottom of the moon. 

I hope you enjoyed today's Adventure is Calling card and techniques. Thanks for stopping by!

 

 

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Jenn Gross

 

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Back to the Beach

Hello my crafty friends!  Shall we go back to the beach today?  This month, The Rabbit Hole Designs' Brand Ambassadors are re-sharing some of our favorite cards from the past year.  This card will provide you with your daily Dose of Vitamin Sea!

It is created with the Starfish in the Sand stamp set from the April 2021 release.  The illustrations is by Tatsiana Zayats.  I love how this sun bunny is soaking up rays in the sand.

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Be Creative ~ Stay Inspired

Jenn Gross

 

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Butterfly Kiss with clouds in the grass!

Hello friends! I have a cute card to share today with the newly released Butterfly Kiss stamp set and coordinating die from The Rabbit Hole Designs. I paired it with the clouds in my coffee stencil, using it not only for the sky, but my grass as well!



I absolutely love this Butterfly Kiss stamp set. I stamped all of the images, colored, and die cut them. To make the background, I covered the bottom of my white panel with an oval to block off where I wanted my grass mound to go. Then, using the Clouds in my Coffee stencil, I blended Speckled Egg distress oxide to build my sky.


When I finished building my clouds, I stamped the sentiment directly to the panel. Next, I used an oval frame to blend Mowed Lawn distress ink to make the mound. Then, I used the Clouds in my Coffee stencil to add shape to my grass mound.


Next, I adhered the images that I die cut to the scene I had built. To finish my card, I adhered it to a green card base. 


Thank you so much for stopping by! 
Kimberly

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Sun Bunny-s Waving! Shaker Card with shrink plastic bunny

Hello my crafty friends and welcome to The Rabbit Hole Designs blog.  Today I am sharing this fun shaker card featuring the Starfish in the Sand stamp set from the new April Release.  I love the creating shaker elements with shrink plastic.  The bunny is the main shaker element for this interactive card.
I stamped the bunny image on shrink plastic and colored it with colored him lightly with colored pencils.  You do not need to color shrink plastic very dark. As it shrinks, the color intensifies.  This little shaker guy is about one third the size of the stamped bunny.
I stamped the Starfish in the Sand image using Black Shadow Nuvo ink on to a piece of the Spring Florals #1 printed paper.  These fun pink, purple and blue heart flowers look like sea shells.  I colored the stamped seashells and the rocks in alcohol markers.  I trimmed the ad front to 4" x 5 1/4" making sure to keep the image toward the top of the card. I cut out the bunny image from the middle of he shell cluster creating an organic shaped opening.  
I mounted this card front onto a piece of oatmeal cardstock with an oval cut out to line up with the card front opening.  I glued a piece of clear acetate behind the opening.  I outlined the back of the oval opening with double sided foam tape creating a  well.  I added the shrunken bunny, sequins and bubble embellishments to the well.  I added more foam tape and cut a back out of ocean wave printed papers.  I sealed the ocean paper to the foam tape on the back of the card front sealing the shaker pieces in the oval opening.  I mounted this on an A2 white card front and added the stamped sentiment on a piece of light blue cardstock and die cut a wave into the top to complete the card.  
Super cute, right? 




I hope you enjoyed this fun Sun Bunny-s Waving card featuring the Starfish in the Sand stamp set.  

 

Be Creative ~ Stay Inspired

Jenn Gross

 

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Happy Easter Y'all

Hi TRHD Fans! I have a fun card to share today featuring the awesome One Line Happy Easter Stamp from the February release at The Rabbit Hole Designs!


As you can probably see this is a pretty simple design on the card. But honestly, when you have such a clever and unique product to work with, it really doesn't take much to make a cool card! 
For this card I started with a panel of striped pattern paper in A2 size. I used my powder bag to prep the surface of the paper and then stamped the image with some clear embossing ink using my MISTI. I did the same with the sentiment. I then poured some white embossing powder on top of the sticky clear ink and set it with my heat tool. I wanted the white embossed part to really stand out on the striped background so I did a little bit of ink blending as well over it with a navy ink to help it stand out more. 


Next, I popped the panel up on an A2 size card base and added a few sequins for some additional interest. Cool huh? I told you it was easy. I'm really happy with how this design turned out!

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Thanks for stopping by!
If you want to check out additional information on the products that I used to create this card you can visit my blog at amyswares.com 
-Amy

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Spring is in the air


Good Morning Rabbit Hole Designs Fans

Today is my day here on The Rabbit Hole Designs blog and I want to share an easy to make card with you that features the one of the images from
The Rabbit Hole Designs set Easter Bounty

Today's card was super fun to make and gave me a chance to get a little inky. And best of all was a 1 layer card that came together fairly quick once I had all the supplies gathered up.


Card Recipe
  • I stamped the girl rabbit and gave her a quick coloring with copics. 
  • I then stamped the kite from an upcoming set to be released next week on 03-27-2019 (yes you all are getting a sneak peek) and gave it a quick coloring with copics.  I also stamped the kite on a piece of post it tape to create a mask which I applied over just the diamond shape of the kite.
  • Ink up your background using a cloud stencil or you can use any die cut with wave like border and use that as a stencil.
  • I used Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide ink on a tiny blender brush to apply a patch of grass around the bottom of the bunny's feet.
  • I decided to use the sentiment from Easter Bounty stamped in a pretty purple that closely matched the purple on the bunny's dress.
  • instead of adding some sequins or enamel dots I went with the tiny butterfly also found in the Easter Bounty stamp set.
  • Neenah Classic Crest Solar white in 110lb  was used to create a side fold A2 sized card.
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That is all for me today.  I hope I have inspired you to maybe give this technique a go and create some fast and easy cards.
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Thank you for falling down The Rabbit Hole for a few minutes!
MaryAnn
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