Flower Whale Greeting Card

Saving the best for last!  My absolute favorite project of the year: 

Good day friends!  I am here to share a card featuring several products from The Rabbit Hole Designs, but the one that definitely takes center stage in this project is the Flower Whale stamp set.

Timeless Holiday Greeting Card

I am bringing back most recent creation for you this week ;)  

                 Hello friends, I am here to share a classy Christmas card using this timeless image from 
                               the Merry & Bright stamp set from The Rabbit Hole Designs.

Timeless Christmas Card

 Hello friends, I am here to share a classy Christmas card using this timeless image from the Merry & Bright stamp set from The Rabbit Hole Designs.

Flower Whale Friends

 Good day friends!  I am here to share a card featuring several products from The Rabbit Hole Designs, but the one that definitely takes center stage in this project is the Flower Whale stamp set.

Bunny Ballet Greeting Card

 Hello my crafty friends!  Have you had a chance to visit The Rabbit Hole Designs shop lately?  There are so many fun new stamps!  I am sharing this card with you today using the Bunny Ballet stamp set.

You can see more about my project on my blog.  

Aloe You Doin? A2 Card

 

For my final project this month, I am again using the Succulent Life Stamp Set from The Rabbit Hole Designs, but I am also letting the Triangle Mosaic Stencil shine too!

I colored the Succulent image with my Copic markers, but then I took a scrap of watercolor paper and traced the Triangle Mosaic Stencil with a gold gel pen.  I wanted a geometric background and decided against black because it would have been too bold.  The gold really stands out and pairs nicely with the succulents.  I layered both the image and the panel on dimensional adhesive onto some patterned paper, added the sentiment from the stamp set and some tiny bling to finish it off :)

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Let's Shell-Ebrate! A2 Card

 

For my second post this month, I have colored the stunning Shell-Ebrate clear stamp from The Rabbit Hole Designs.  I colored this image using my Copic markers and then decided an epic stamp needs an epic background...am I right?  All I had to do after that was stamp the sentiment included in the set and add some clear bling!

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Golden Spring Floral Kitty

Hi Friends! Kelly here. Today I am using Spring Kitty illustrated by Tatsiana Zayats. for The Rabbit Hole Designs.

 I wanted to try something different so I stamped the image in Versamark ink & I used Gold Embossing powder on Neenah Desert storm cardstock BUT USED MY Cottontail Embossing tool 1ST of course! 

I took out my Sakura Moonlight Gelly Roll Pens. At 1st it looked streaky but then as it dried it smoothed out & looks incredible in person. So smooth & silky.

The pens I used were #444, #423,#424,#421,#424,#429 & #428.

These pens are opaque and so fun to use. 

After coloring I stamped my sentiment crooked so I re-stamped it on matching cardstock, die cut it out & I used a Gold Deco pen along the edges a d covered it up, lol.  I liked this look better anyway so it worked out. 

Then I die cut it with a stitched die and made a few mats with white & Desert Storm & mounted it all on top of the gold card base (which is poster board, lol) Hey, why not? Its gorgeous.  

I added some white gel pen and some baubles & done. 

I made this card in advance to send to my mom. She's moving soon & I have so much going on that unfortunately this will be my last blog with TRHD. I have enjoyed my time but unfortunately I've gotten hit with a few life struggles & im unable to have as much craft time as I did. 

Thank you so much to TRHD for having me & for all the kindness & support Ive received.  

Remember....its ok to go down the crafty....Rabbit hole🐇🎨🖌 

Free Hugs

Hello and welcome TRHD fans!  Shanna here today to share another adorable  card featuring the fabulous new release from The Rabbit Hole Designs, INKY!

These octopi just make me giggle every time I look at them, they are THAT cute!

I started by coloring my images with my Tombow markers and then did a simple ink blended base using Salty Ocean and Mermaid Lagoon Oxide inks and then decided I wanted to make a slider card!  Because....who doesn't like free hugs?!?
I really like how the end result worked out, the red guy seems really excited to give his friend a hug!! (Can we say STALKER ALERT!!)

I have a personal goal to improve my repertoire of interactive cards, and this one is super simple!

Do you have a favorite card design you reach for??  I am thinking a double slider is next on my interactive card wish list....stay tuned!!!

As always, thanks so much for stopping by! You can see more of my creations on my blog Caffeinated Craftiness, or be sure and follow my crafty adventures over on Instagram!
 See you all soon!

~Shanna

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So-fishticated Stamp Set

Hi there, Martha Lucia with  you today!
I’m back highlighting the So-fishticated stamp set, one of my favorites sets for this season.

The base and second layers of the card are whisper white card stock. I just cut the second layer a little small.

Directions:
1. Cut the card base using whisper white card stock. The size of my card is 4-1/4" x 11" with score in 5-1/2".
2. Cut the second layer. The size that I used is 4"x5-1/4".
3. Splatter the second layer with Fireworks. I used the colors Bahama Blue and Paris Dusk. If you are not familiar with the Fireworks, they are the same quality of the memento ink but liquid and with shimmer touch.
4. Let the paper dry or speed the process with a heat tool.
5. Stamp the sea horse included on the Sofishticated stamp set using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.
6. Color the image with Alcohol Markers and fussy cut it with the scissors.
7. Cut a circle border using Violet /Gold Glossy Rinea Foiled Paper.
8. Paste the circle over the sprayed area and stamp a sentiment inside of the border with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.
9. Paste the main image using double sided foam tape.
10. Finalize the decoration adding some aqua sequins.

Check out my Stampartpapel Blog to see more inspiration using these fabulous stamps from The Rabbit Hole Designs. Thanks so much for stopping by!

Egg Hunt with Easter Bounty

Hey crafty friends, it's Amanda and today I've got a really fun card for you. Have you seen the new Easter Bounty stamp set yet? It's got a pair of adorable bunnies and a bunch of Easter eggs to use for building a scene. I thought it would be fun to build my scene in 3D on top of an Easter basket box card.

I started by stamping and embossing my bunnies and eggs. I knew the back of my images would be visible, so I didn't want to use Copic markers to color them, as they bleed through. I also wanted soft colors for spring. So I grabbed my water-based markers and a blender pen to color them in. Instead of coloring directly on the paper, I scribbled color onto an acrylic block and picked it up with my blender pen. This allowed me to watercolor the images and get a nice variation in color for highlights and shading.  Once my images were colored and dry, I cut them out with my ScanNCut.
 
I knew that I wanted to add a lot of flowers to the scene as well, so I pulled out some tiny dimensional paper flowers from my stash. They started out white, but I sprayed them with some diluted liquid watercolors to turn them pink and coral. Next I die cut the pieces for my box, the grass struts, some greenery to glue the flowers to, and the pieces for the banner. To decorate the front of the basket, I cut thin strips of pastel cardstock and weaved them in.

Before I assembled the box, I stamped a sentiment from the Easter Bounty set on the back panel. Then I glued the box pieces together, adding the handle and grass struts. I assembled my banner and wrote "egg hunt" on the pennants, then I glued it to the handle. I tucked the bunnies and eggs in place and adhered them with glue or foam tape, for extra dimension. Then I glued the flowers and greenery in place to fill up the scene, but not hide my stamped images. As a finishing touch, I popped an egg up with foam tape on the back, near my sentiment.

I love how this card turned out! From every angle you can see something new. Plus, it folds flat and fits into an A6 envelope; perfect for mailing. I don't usually mail out many Easter cards, but there are a few special people on my list that I try to let know I'm thinking of them. Who will you be sending cards to this spring? Anyone egg-stra special? Let me know in the comments below and thanks for hopping by!