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MaryAnn

Mr. & Mrs Wedding Card

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 Happily Ever After

Today's card was easy to make and required very minimal supplies which in the end really gave this card a very rustic yet sophisticated look

Card Recipe

I took a piece of cream colored shimmer paper from my local craft store and cut a 5x5 inch square from it and stamped the couple dead center with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and set it aside to dry
I then took a 8.5 x 11 inch piece of kraft card stock and cut it down to 5.5 x 11 inches and scored in the center creating a 5.5 x 5.5 card base.
Another piece of kraft cardstock was used to create a 5.5 x5.5 inch panel.
From my stash I had already chosen a heart shaped die that fit perfectly around the couple and still fit on the kraft panel, I die cut the heart from the center of this panel then stamped the Mr. & Mrs. in the lower right corner.
I picked a few colors of Copics in the grey and pink family and gave a quick color to the couple as shown, then applied some adhesive and attached it to the center of the folded kraft card base
Double sided foam tape attached to the backside of the die cut panel was all that I needed to finish this card off and add a bit of dimension

Happily Ever After

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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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MaryAnn
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Spring is in the air

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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Easter Bounty

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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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MaryAnn
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So-Fishticated ~ CAS Seahorse

Good Morning

MaryAnn here and today is my day on the 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 So-Fishticated

Today's card is the epitome of CAS (Clean And Simple) and you will be able to make many of this type of card in minutes. I can see this card being used for Birthdays, Miss you, Thank you, Masculine themed. It all depends on the colors you choose.

Card Recipe

Grab your favorite background stamp and some post it tape or post it's and mask off a nice rectangle on your card base. You can even do this with a masked off square or circle. I used a top folding A2 sized card base.
Ink up your background stamp and stamp your masked off card base and set aside
for the seahorse I used Versafine Clair ink in Blue Belle and clear embossing powder applied then heat set. A quick color of the seahorse using Zig clean color brush pens and I was ready to fussy cut.
Once you have fussy cut your image apply foam tabe to back for dimension and attach to front of previously masked and stamped card base. Add a couple of sequins and your card is done.
Neenah Classic Crest Solar white in 110lb (card base) and 80lb for the seahorse.

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So-Fishticated

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MaryAnn
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So-Fishticated Valentines Day card with MaryAnn

Good Morning

Today I am up on the blog and I want to share a fast and easy, easy to make card with you that features the newest images from
The Rabbit Hole Designs set So-Fishticated and Love you More

Card Recipe

Stamp fish with Versafine Clair ink in Paradise and Charming Pink, apply clear embossing powder and heat set.
Fussy cut or use a Scan-n-Cut for the fish and use a C5 Copic marker around all the edges to add dimension. Apply foam tape to back of fish and set aside
Versafine Clair in Morning Mist for the LOVE from Love You More with clear embossing powder applied and heat set.
Diecut from Neenah Classic Crest 110lb the heart in the center of an A2 sized panel, then I used another die to trim down the panel further. Apply a piece of acetate to back of diecut panel using strong adhesive. Add foam to over the acetate leaving plenty of room around the heart and to edges of diecut panel for stability.
I used a scrap piece of watercolored paper for the colored layer under the diecut panel and affixed to the center of the card base. Sprinkle on some sequins in center and spread out just a bit. Apply foam backed diecut panel and press firmly to attach.
Lastly apply the fish to the front of the panel.
Neenah Classic Crest Solar white in 110lb(card base), diecut panel, and the fish.

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So-Fishticated

Love You More

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MaryAnn
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Sofishticated Window card with MaryAnn

Good Morning

Today I am up on the blog and I want to share a semi easy to make card with you that features the newest images from
The Rabbit Hole Designs set So-Fishticated

This is another card technique straight from Jennifer McGuire it is a technique to create an acetate window card.

Card Recipe

While I would love to give a tutorial and instructions I suggest you really watch Jennifer McGuire's video in the link above. I will list the items I used to make the card below
Distress Oxide ink in Abandoned Coral, Tattered Rose, Hickory Smoke, and Spun Sugar for the stencil and coloring of the fish and stamping of the coral on the inside of the card.
Versafine Clair in Morning Mist for the sentiment and the Fish with clear embossing powder applied heat set.
Acetate from my stash for the clear panel
Neenah Classic Crest Solar white in 110lb (card base) and 80lb for the stenciled panel and fish.
Tiny foam dots to pop up fish on front panel.
Iridescent dots from my stash for bubbles

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So-Fishticated

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