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Feel Better Soon

Hello, crafty friends! Carrianne here today, and I hope you're having a wonderful day! Today, I am sharing a card that I created using The Rabbit Hole Designs Mindful Magnolia Stamp Set.


I began by die-cutting a white panel using The Rabbit Hole Designs You've Been Framed Layering Dies. It was adhered to a red mat layer and then adhered to a white A2 card base.

I then stamped the smallest floral image from the set several times in black ink and colored it with alcohol markers from my stash. I fussy cut them out, but a matching die set is available. I popped them up on foam squares for dimension. 


The sentiment is from the same set Mindful Magnolia Stamp Set and was heat embossed, then popped up on foam strips. I added some dark splatter to complete the card.

Thank you for visiting. Happy crafting!

Carrianne

Festive Holiday Earrings

Hello there crafty friends I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your loved ones!   I am ao very grateful for you! Thank you for taking the time to stop by and check out today's blog.   

 I am creating an easy handmade gift using The Rabbit Hole Designs' Baby's First Christmas stamp set (an Agota Pop Illustration) and a few items form my stash. I love this cute stack of presents. I think they're so festive for the holiday season.  I am making a pair of holiday earrings! 
I grabbed some frosted shrink plastic and a 2 1/4" x 3 1/4" tag die from my stash to die cut the two shapes for the earrings (These will shrink down to 7/8" x 1 3/8" creating a mini tag). I die cut a tag out of cardstock to use for a positioning template.
I placed the cardstock tag template in my Stamp Wheel. I added a small strip of lowtack tape at the top face down to help release the tags after stamping.  I placed the cardstock tag in the template to position and stamped the image in the tag. I removed the cardstock tag and place the shrink plastic tag in the opening and inked up the image with StazOn ink.  I repeated this step with the second shrink plastic tag.
I used OLO Markers to color the present images on the frosted side of each tag.  To heat shrink the plastic tags, I use a wood cutting board with a piece of heat resistant grilling screen. The screen is clamped on one corner, but it helps to hold the plastic in place when I shrink it with the heat gun.  Make sure to heat the plastic evenly.  It curls up when it shrinks, but it will eventually flatten back out into a smaller version of the tag shape.
The earrings are made by adding the following: 2 small red jingle bells, 2 large silver jump rings, 4 small silver jump rings, 2 sterling silver earring clasps.  I made two small organza bows with 1/4" frosted organza ribbon.  I glued a bow on each tag just below the tag hole and attached the large silver jump ring to the tag hole.  I attached each earring clasp to a small jump ring and then to the large jumpring on each of the tags.  I used the second small jump ring to attach a jingle bell to the large jump ring on one of the the tags to complete each earring.

   I think these are so adorable and make perfect to give that power-shopper in your life!

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Monochromatic Spring Kitty

Hi Friends! Kelly here. For todays card I'm using the adorable Spring Kitty illustrated by Tatsiana Zayats.  

To start off I stamped the image onto 80lb Neenah cardstock with Memento Tuxedo black ink. Then I grabbed several Copic markers in the Red family (and some light reds/dark pinks)  
I colored all the flowers with the reds & I used Warm Grays on the kitty. W00,W0,& W01
Then for my Sentiment I used the "Friend" stamp.
After the coloring & stamping of the sentiment was done I die cut it out with a decorative rectangle die. Glued it to a dark red card base. Then I used a white Posca pen to add dots & highlights. Last step was a wink of stella for shimmer & some iridescent gems. So simple. I hope you like it. 🐱❤

Flower Whale/You Make Life Fun card

Hi Friends! Kelly here with another card using the beautiful Flower Whale stamp illustrated by Tatsiana Zayats paired with the You stamp & Garden Trellis stencil.
To start off I grabbed a piece of 80lb Neenah cardstock & masked off the panel leaving about 2" gap. I then laid my Garden Trellis stencil across and then I used my Distress Oxides in Kitsch Flamingo, Salvaged Patina & Twisted Citron. 
After Ink Blending I stamped my Whale onto the same 80lb Neenah cardstock with Memento Tuxedo black ink. I colored them with copic markers to match my background. I used light grays for the whales body & fussy cut him out.
I added some shimmer (hard to see in pics) and added foam tape to the back of the whale. Then I stamped my Sentiment once i figured out my placement.  
Once I did that I used a stitched die & coordinating mat dies to die cut the white & teal cardstock. 
I glued & adhered it all down & I added some iridescent gems for some extra sparkle. 
I hope you like it. Thanks for stopping by & dont forget to fall down the crafty rabbit hole,lol💗 its fun!


Oceans Of Love/Flower Whale

 Hi Rabbity Friends! Kelly Fusco here with a fun mixed media card featuring The Flower Whale Stamp.



To Start off I stamped the Flower Whale image onto 80lb Neenah cardstock using Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I colored my whale with Gray Copics and I used Teals, Blues & dark reddish browns THEN I added some shimmer pen (a wink of stella) to it as well.. 
For my panel I used a piece of Watercolor cardstock and I wet it with a sprayer and then sprayed Blue, Light Blue & brown onto it . I added layers of colors and sometimes drying in between. After it was 100% dry I added some texture paste with a stencil for some dimension. I wanted it to look ocean-y. Is that a word? lol
Then I took my paper distresser and distressed the edges of the panel. I fussy Cut my whale out and I die cut the word "Love" and stacked it 3x high.
I added foam tape to the back of the whale and I curved my Love sentiment to curve along the top of the whale. 
I added Glossy Accents to the LOVE & to the floral parts of my whale and a few holographic flat back pearls. Thanks for stopping by.

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Clarence Loves YOU!

 Hi Guys! Kelly Fusco here with my very 1st blog post for The Rabbit Hole Designs featuring the Clarence & Clarice Stamp.

To start off I stamped my image onto 80lb Neenah cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Then I colored in the image with copic markers. I used C05,C03,C01 & C0 I used a couple browns E31,E33 & E35. Then I took the Garden Trellis stencil and I sprayed it with distress spray stains (red,yellow,blue) in a rainbow order across my panel. I removed the stencil & went over it again with the coordinating colors in distress inks so the white wasn't too bright white. 
I originally had the stencil on a diagonal so that created these white stripes where the stencil border was. I added a few black dots to it 
I colored in the background of my image with Copic 100. I die cut it out with a scalloped oval die and colored the scalloped edges gray to match Clarence. I added foam tape to the back of my focal image & I die cut the word YOU and colored it to match the rainbow theme.
Its hard to see in pics but I added some glossy accents to his eyes, teeth, cheeks and the "LOVE" as well as the "YOU"

I took a black copic marker and went around the edges of my rainbow panel for a bit of definition. 
I added a few iridescent gems and I was done. I hope you like this card. 
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Happy Easter

 Hello Rabbit Hole Fans!  

It is Kelly here sharing my new card using "One Line Easter"
by The Rabbit Hole Designs.

To make this card, I stamped the bunny image on pink card stock with Versamark ink and used white embossing powder.  Then, I used a heart die and cut the image out.  I cut a bigger heart in white card stock twice and layered them with foam tape.  

To make the background, I used the "Happy Easter" from the set and stamped it repeatedly in a slightly darker pink ink than the background.  I adhered that pink panel to my white card base.  I felt like it needed something to anchor the heart so I put of strip of washi tape across the pink panel and then adhered the heart stack on top.  The repeated sentiment makes a lovely background.

 


 
 
 




 
 
 
 
 

 
 
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Thank you for visiting us today!
-Kelly
 

 

 




Ruff Life

Hey, Hey!  What did you think of our inspiration hop and new goodies?  I sure had fun playing with them!  Well I have another card today using those now products.  


I think this card says it all!  Life is rough before coffee, no matter what day of week it is!  The boxer and the sentiment get Oscar for sure, but that paper get's best supporting actor. LOL

I made this card by:

  • Stamping my image on Copic friendly paper and coloring it with my Copics. I used my 0 blender to make the edges of the robe look fluffy like terry cloth. 
  • You'll notice that next, I used my gold gel pen to make his boxer shorts a bit sassy. 
  • After it was dry (not to smudge the gel pen), I fussy cut it out and put it aside. 
  • Next, I pulled out this DP from Echo Park and I die cut it using my Wonky Stitches die.  
  • I brushed the edges with a blue distress ink and then I adhered it to my base. 
  • Next, I cut the red CS and my white smaller.  I stamped the sentiment on my white and adhered that to the red, which I adhered to my DP. 
  • Lastly, I added my pooch into the scene with some foam tape. 
Here is one more look:




So, do you love the latest release and all the caffeinated critters?  What is your fave stamp/set?  I am not sure I can chose.

Don't forget you can now get these stamps in the shop and at Simon Says Stamps as well. 

Thanks for visiting and head on over to my blog for a list of supplies.  Have a fantastic day! ~Katie


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Curiosity with Katie

Happy Saturday!  Happy to be here on a Saturday, my fave day of the week, drinking coffee and sharing papercrafts.  What more could a girl ask for?!

So as we sprint into fall (it sure does feel that way to me), I have another fun Halloween card using the September release. 


I love the contrast of colors here and the sharpness of the edges and the background die.   I also love the embossing powder, Metalline Flame, and the sparkly enamel dots, they just complete the intense feel. 

Here's how I made it:
  • I started by stamping my image from the Hex Yeah set and colored it with my Copics.  I fussy cut it out and set it aside. 
  • Next I went about creating the layers.  I knew I wanted to use this die and make the color pop through the black, but I had to be careful about placement so that it didn't take away from her lovely orange dress.  
  • Once I had my layers and colored CS picked, I cut them to the size I wanted.  
  • I mounted my girl on top and set it aside. 
  • Next, I cut a black base.  On the base I stamped this sentiment from my stash with versamark ink and embossed with Metalline Flame embossing Powder from Wow.  I chose this color because it complimented the scene so well. 
  • I came back in and mounted my layers and dress on the card. 
  • Lastly, I added these sparkly enamel dots from Freckled Fawn. 




Well, I hope you like this card!  I truly enjoyed making it. You can head to my blog here for a full list of supplies.  


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Humboldt Spinner with Katie

Hello there!  Happy Friday!

Today I have a fun card inspired by nature.  My daughter loves wildlife shows and cartoons that have to do with wildlife.  So we watched a show about Humboldt Squid and that is what inspired this card.  Humboldt are known for their bioluminescence and flashing red and white while hunting.  I used blue in my card instead of white, as I thought it was a better contrast. 



How I made this card:
  • I started by cutting my blue cardstock 8.5 X 5.5.  I scored it at 4.25 inches.
  • Next, I stamped this background ocean stamp on all sides with Stormy Sky Distress Ink.
  • After that, I scored the card at 2.125 to make it a Z-fold card.
  • Then, I used a circle die cut and cut half of a circle form the Z portion of the card.
  • I die cut the same sized circle from white cardstock and used the distress ink to color it. I adhered it to the card base so it lined up with half circle die cut.
  • On a bit of Navy CS, I embossed the sentiment with platinum embossing powder and used foam tape to mount it on the card. 
  • I stamped one squid from the Inky set and colored it using red and pink Copics. 
  • I mirror stamped another squid, made it a little darker with my Copic friendly liner pen and colored it with blue Copics.
  • I colored the edges of both images with my black liner and added some black to the back as well in case they didn't perfectly line up. 
  • I used mono adhesive on both squids.  I also added some extremely sticky double sided tape along the middle of the image and then added some fishing line down the middle.  
  • I ran the line down the edge in the z fold and taped it down so it was taught, then I used liquid glue (Glossy Accents) to ensure it held tight and trimmed the ends. 

Here is a close up of the blue side: 


So I do NOT do videos, BUT, I tried to capture what it would look like to see the spinner.  


Well I hope you enjoyed this creation today.  You are welcome to visit my blog for a full list of supplies. 




Kitty Dreams with Katie

Happy Sunday!  Katie here with a fun Kitty card!


This scene makes me happy, it is so sweet.  I just returned from vacation, and I like to imagine this kitty is me.... dreaming of vacation again. :)  

Here is how I made it: 

  • I stamped this kitty from the Cattitude set and the bird from the Love You More set on Copic friendly paper.  I colored them both and fussy cut them out and set them aside. 
  • I cut a piece of light blue paper to 3.75 X 3.75.  I stamped some clouds from the Love you More set directly on the blue. then I added some white highlights. 
  • I die cut the flowers and grass scene builders and added them to the blue background.  
  • Next,  I added my kitty and added a bit more grass in front.  
  • Lastly, I mounted it all on a 4X4 notecard. 

 Here you can see the dimension. 


One more shot of the card from a different angle. This makes for a small but sweet notecard, perfect for most occasions.


Supplies Used:
Cattitude
Love you More

I hope you enjoyed this card, it was fun to make.  I have a full list of supplies and a wee bit more info about my vacation on my blog if you are interested.  Thanks for visiting!

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Beach Day Comic Strip Style Card




Hi, everyone it's Lynnea with a quick and simple comic strip style card using the Beach Day stamp set! This style of card is great for when you have a bunch of images you want to use on your card! Let's dive in to the card!










How - To

  • Die cut comic strip frame from kraft cardstock and glue onto dark teal/blue cardstock. 
  • Stamp, color, and cut images from the Beach Day stamp set.
  • Glue images into die cut windows. 
  • Stamp and white heat emboss sentiment. 


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Thank you all so much for joining me! See you soon!

Die Cut Overlay with Caffeinated Shark




Hi, everyone! It's Lynnea Hollendonner with a SUPER quick card! Actually really quick! From start to finish took me less than 15 minutes! We all need a card in a pinch sometimes and I hope you can take the supplies you have and the inspiration for this card and create something fun!






How - To

  • Ink blend a rainbow of inks onto a square card base. 
  • Die cut a square piece of cardstock with desired pattern and glue over the rainbow ink blending. 
  • Stamp sentiment and shark from the Caffeinated Shark stamp set. 
  • Watercolor shark image and cut out. 
  • Add to card front with foam squares. 


Here's my quick video tutorial!






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Thank you all so much for watching! See you soon!

Best Day Ever



Hello The Rabbit Hole Designs fans!  Maria here on the blog with you with you today!  I am so looking forward to seeing my children next month and be able to spend some quality time with them.  This is my inspiration for today to create this card, showcasing the We are Family stamp set.


CARD RECIPE:
  • Stamp the images on smooth white card stock and color the images in with Copic markers (or any coloring medium of your choice).
  • Die-cut the image with an electronic die-cutting machine or fussy cut with scissors.  I used my Brother Scan N Cut 2.
  • Cut an A2 size piece of Bristol smooth white card stock and use the Drifts and Hills stencil to create the grassy hills with Mowed Lawn distress oxide ink.
  • Use the Winter Wonder background stencil to create the mountain with Pumice stone distress oxide ink.  Cover this with painter's tape to mask the background.
  • Use the Ray of Light stencil to add the sunrays with Fossilized Amber and Spiced Marmalade distress oxide inks.

  • Here's what it looks like when the background is completely finished:

  • Use the distress sprayer to spritz some water on the colored background and dab it dry with some paper towel.
  • Adhere the colored background on an A2 size side-fold card base.
  • Adhere the colored images on the card with Nuvo liquid adhesive and some foam adhesive.
  • Die-cut the sentiment using the Best Day Ever fri-dies and adhere to the foreground with liquid glue.

Here's a little close-up:



I absolutely ADORE this stamp set.  



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I hope you like my card today.  Happy crafting!

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