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Revisiting the Rabbit Hole! A look at our favorite creations from 2022

 
Happy December!  This month The Rabbit Hole Designs Brand Ambassadors will be revisiting our favorite cards and creations of 2022  I get the pleasure of leading off the month and I am choosing to go down the Rabbit Hole to revisit this Wonderland Slimline.  
Let's check out my post from July 25, 2022:

I love absolutely everything about this series and I am so excited I got to create with the Drink Me image from the Wonderland #1 stamp set.  

I had this idea in my mind, but I was not sure how to achieve it at first,  so I colored the two images with alcohol markers, the girl with the Drink Me bottle and the astonished door knob. 

Once the Wonderland #1 images were colored, I die cut them with the Wonderland #1 coordinating dies.  I cut a piece of watercolor printed cardstock to measure 3" x 8".  I started to position the two images on the card front.  I kept thinking of the story and how the girl's tears flooded the room.  I realize I had this amazing  wave die in my stash and it might work perfectly vertically on my slimline card.
I die cut it from three different colors of cardstock; white, light blue and a cobalt blue. I over lapped the waves and arranged it at an angle on where card front. I cut off the extra overhanging wave and glued each layer (starting with the cobalt) to the lower part of the card front.  I layered the bottom of the bottle I the waves and glued the girl into place.
I wanted to create a door for the door know face and was able to do so with ink and a wood stamp in my stash. After the wood panel door was complete, I positioned it in the top right of the slimline card making sure it covered a bit of the wave.  I wanted to achieve  the look of water rushing out of an open door. Once I had the door placed I cut off the extra overhanging the edge os the card front.

 At this point, I wanted to I wanted to attach a key to the doorknob faces nose. So I stamped a second doorknob face and just colored the nose and fussy cut the doorknob nose. I used a key charm from my stash and I tied it off with some black twine.  I attached it to the extra doorknob nose, glueing the knot behind the know.  I added a small piece of adhesive foam tape behind the knob and removed the release paper. I attached this over the same knob on the door knob face and I glued the shift directly to the face.  This give the impression of a 3D doorknob.
The door is raised with adhesive black foam tape on the left side and the top right corner an side of the door is glued directly to the card front. The Doorknob face with key ar glued into place and the card front is layered on a piece of black cardstock and mounted on a white slimline card base.

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Thank you for traveling down the rabbit hole and revisiting my July 25 post!  I hope you enjoyed revisiting this slimline card and that it inspires you to create something lovely today!


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Jenn Gross

 

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You're Another Year Younger - Wonderland Series

Hello crafty friends. With this being my birthday week, I thought I would share this fun light up un-birthday card created with the Wonderland series by The Rabbit Hole Designs.  I am using the Heard in Wonderland, Tea Party, and Wonderland 3 stamp sets along with the Rhombus/Diamond Hot Foil Coverplate.  The images are Illustrated by Dustin Pike. 
I started by letterpressing the Rhombus/Diamond Hot Foil Coverplate instead of foiling it.  This is achieved (in most machines) by placing the foil coverplate upright in your die cutting base plate, next place a piece of 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" 100 -110 lb cardstock on top of the foil coverplate,  add the squishy mat and lastly the top clear plate.   (NOTE: You may want to lightly spritz or slightly dampen the cardstock before placing it on to the foil coverplate so the paper fibers are more pliable).  Run the sandwich through your machine and you get this beautiful 3D result.
I cut the Rhombus letter pressed piece down to 4" x 5 1/4" to create a card front.  I use Olo alcohol markers to colored the party lantern image from the Tea Party 6x6 stamp set and cut out just the lantern swag.  I positioned it on top of the letterpress card front to pencil  a dot location where I wanted to punch holes to add one of the three wired EZ-Lights to.
You can see how I positioned and secured the three EZ-light and battery pack to the backside of the card using double thick adhesive foam strips.  I glued the swag ribbon part, and only the very top of the lanterns, to the top of the card front making sure to position the lantern over the light holes and lifting them slightly.
(NOTE: I positioned the EZ-light battery pack so the button would be in one of the diamond divits (or the indent area) when you turn the card front over to the top side.  I stamped "push here" using a stamp in my stash)
I removed the adhesive foam strip release paper and positioned the cardfront on to an A2 red card base.  I stamped and colored the mad tea drinker, from the Wonderland 3 stamp set, in colored pencils and die cut him out.  I stamp and fussy cut the unbirthday sentiment, from the Heard in Wonderland stamp set.
I glued these final two images on to the card front completing the card.

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Thank you for taking the time to stop by to see today's blog. I hope you enjoyed learning how to recreate this fun light up unbirthday card and it inspires you to create something lovely.

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Jenn Gross

 

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All Mad in Wonderland - The Rabbit Hole Designs August Release

 

Hello there crafty friends. I am so glad you were able to stop by for  today's The Rabbit Hole Designs blog!  This week has been just plain bonkers,  but thank goodness it's Friday!

This crazy cat with a big broad grin is the inspiration for this mixed media card.  I am using the Wonderland 2 and Wonderland 3 stamp and coordinating die sets along with the Heard in Wonderland sentiment stamp set and the Rhombus/Diamond Hot Foil Coverplate.
I colored the images with colored pencil and die cut them out. The background for this card includes two stencils from my stash. They create an optical illusion, almost like a multiverse opening up to a new dimension. I brought in some numbers to represent a clock and the passing of time.
I foiled book pages with the Rhombus/Diamond Hot Foil Coverplate and red foil.  The edges are curled up and the piece is glued to the card. I attached the cat, caterpillar, and numbers using double sided adhesive foam tape.  I added some clay playing card pieces to and embellishments without the blink.



 

Thank you again for stopping by to check out the blog.  I hope you enjoyed the super creative multimedia card and are inspired to create something lovely today!

Be Creative ~ Stay Inspired

Jenn Gross

 

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