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Showing posts with label Wreath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wreath. Show all posts

A Rainbow of Gift Packages Wreath Card

Hey there, card makers! I am Rick and I am brand new to the Rabbit Hole Designs Design Team and I get to share a fun card with you today using the Baby's 1st Christmas Stamp Set (designed by Agota Pop exclusively for Rabbit Hole Designs). I'm thrilled to share with a vibrant and unique Rainbow Gift Package Wreath Card using the adorable Baby's 1st Christmas Stamp Set from Rabbit Hole Designs LLC. This fun and colorful design will surely bring a smile to anyone's face during the holiday season. 


You can create this magical design using the oh-so-adorable Baby's 1st Christmas Stamp Set from Rabbit Hole Designs. This stamp set is a true gem - versatile and perfect for adding that extra special touch to your cards.

I started this card design by ink blending the background in rainbow colors. I mean rainbows are great any time of the year right! Next I stamped stamping each set of presents in a wreath formation making sure to mask each one before stamping the next. I then added some additional colors to each with some colored pencils to create a fun colorful card design.


Next I cut out the word happy using the Happy Scripty Word with Shadow Layer Die from some black cardstock and the coordinating shadow die from some white cardstock.  I then masked off the part of the Christmas sentiment that I didn't want to use on this card with some post it notes before stamping it in embossing ink onto some black cardstock and heat embossing it in white.  I used one of the banner dies from the You've Been Framed Layering Dies to cut it out.  To finish off the design I added a few Clear Enamel Dots to add a little extra touch.

Thanks for dropping by today and checking out my card.  I hope you have a wonderful day!  

Rick

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Cookin' Up a Brew

Hello Everyone! Justin here, and today I am sharing a project I created using the Spellcaster Witch set and the Things a Witch Might Say set, part of the August Halloween Release!

To make this project, I stamped the witch and cauldron from the Spellcaster Witch set, colored them with Copic Markers and fussy cut them out.

For my backgrounds, I cut a 4.25" and 5.25" square piece of white cardstock, and then a 4.5" and 5.5" square piece of black cardstock.

For the 4.25" piece, I used a wreath creator tool to help use the detail stamps and create a circular pattern. I colored all the elements with Copic markers and then masked them all. I ink blended over them using purple die inks and then removed the masks. I adhered this panel to the 4.5" square piece to give it a black frame.

For the 5.25" piece of white cardstock, I created an ombré using red, pink and purple dye inks. I spritzed this layer with water, let it dry, and then placed the Twisted Sunshine stencil over top. Using a black dye ink, I applied a solid layer over the stencil. I removed the stencil and adhered this panel directly to the 5.5" piece of black cardstock to give it a frame.

I then took the smaller square panel and adhered it to the center of the larger square panel.

Using the Things a Witch Might Say, I heat embossed the sentiment "You had the power all along my dear", in white powder on black cardstock, trimmed it to a strip and then framed it with hot pink cardstock.

I now was able to finish up my card. I adhered my witch, cauldron and sentiment using foam tape, and then adhered a few Rabbit Hole Designs sequins to the card for embellishment. I adhered my panel to a 5.5" square card base and my project was finished!

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I hope this project leaves you inspired for your next witchy project!

Happy Crafting!