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August 21st Guest Designer Bri Firth

We are pleased to bring you another guest designers for the month of August; Bri Firth.


We sent Bri the new Cocktail Witch stamp set and the Aim for the Stars stencil. 
To see all of the details please click here ---> Just a Little Wicked!


This is what Bri had to say out our Cocktail Witch stamp set ...

"The Cocktail Witch stamp set is a sassy take on the retro, pin-up cartoon style art. I really enjoy the cuddly cat friend and the bubbly concoction! This image can be colored in a bunch of wickedly fun variations. This stamp set is frighteningly fun!"

You can find Bri here at her blog ------> Bri Firth Creates 
You can also find her IG here ------> @brifirthcreates

Make sure you stop back next Thursday August 27th, to see what our next guest designer has to share with us.
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August 20th Guest Designer Tanna LoHouse

We are pleased to bring you one of our August 2020 Guest Design Team Members Tanna LoHouse.

We sent Tanna the Cocktail Witch stamp and we think she knocked it out of the park with this project. 


To see all the details please click here ->   Cocktail Witch

This is what Tanna had to say about our Country Witch stamp set ...

 "I've just recently became interested in creating Halloween cards and have fallen in love with the Cocktail witch set.  The  sentiments remind me of myself..  I can never pass up a glass of wine... or a margarita, and i love being just a little bit wicked.  And take a look at those fishnet stockings;  if those don't spell out  wicked, i don't know what does!!   This is the perfect stamp set for creating cards for those ride or die friends you have in your life."

 You can find Tanna here at her You Tube channel ------> Tanna LoHouse
You can also find her IG here ------> @tannlohouse


Make sure you stop back on tomorrow August 21st, to see what our next guest designer has to share with us .
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Wicked! slimline card


Hello my crafty friends! I hope you are having a wickedly great day!  I have been having such fun creating with The Rabbit Hole Designs witches stamps.  They are whimsy, fun and a tad sassy!
I finally got my hands on the Cocktail Witch stamp set and the sentiment stamp set - Things a Witch Might Say.  I paired them up with the Spell It stencil to create this fun layered slimline card.

I am really enjoy using alcohol markers to color with.  They blend beautifully. I try to keep it simple by using a light, medium and dark marker shade of each color family.  For instance the dress is colored in light medium and dark coral colored markers.


Using the Spell It stencil and my green Cotton Tail Blender Brush, I create a word "WICKED" across the top of the slimline card front with Twisted Citron Distress ink.  I stamped the sentiment "wicked never looked so good" (minus the word wicked) just under the right side of the stenciled WICKED.  I used double side foam adhesive to attach the Cocktail Witch to the right side of the card.  I added some bat bling and retro stars to the card front.  The card front is comprised of three layers of cardstock (darkest blue, cobalt blue and a pink printed cardstock) all layered on top of a lime green slimline card base.

Here are the Rabbit Hole Designs Products used
Cocktail Witch 4x4 stamp set

Cocktail Witch dies

Things a Witch Might Say stamp set

Spell It 6x6 stencil

Cotton Tail Bender Brushes

 

I hope you enjoyed this Wicked Slimline card  featuring the Cocktail Witch and Things a Witch Might Say stamp sets. I love hearing from you. Please leave me a message letting me know what you like most about the August Release from the Rabbit Hole Designs. 



Be Creative ~ Stay Inspired

Jenn Gross

 

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Abracadabra!


Hey yall!  Happy Tuesday!!  Hope you all had a wonderful weekend and have a great week to look forward to.  I have been dying to try a Slimline card, so I dug out Spellcaster Witch and Things a Witch Might Say and got busy!  

I'm going to just quickly say that for the inside of the card I used my Cotton Tail Blending brushes and some Distress ink along with a "bat" die.  It's mostly background for the front, plus it's plain enough that I can still write inside.

Now, for the hottie on the front!  I colored her and her potion cauldron with Copics and used the coordinating Spellcaster dies to cut them out. For the pot I added some glitter gel to the potion inside and then some glitter pen to the fire... sparkly fires are the pretties fires! lol

I stamped some bubbles above the pot in some blue ink.  I stamped the sentiment from Things a Witch Might Say on a fun tag die and popped it up.  I added a couple of the bats from the die on the inside piece to my card front.

All of the items I linked in my post are available at The Rabbit Hole Designs.

You can also read about this card on my blog, here with links to the products I used, etc.  Thanks for popping by, come back again soon!
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Y'all.....beware of the cat!


Howdy Y'All! Amy here and I’m excited to share with you a shaker card that I made with the Country Witch stamp set from the August 2020 Release at The Rabbit Hole Designs.






 I am having so much fun with the products from this August release! These products are just so clever and unique! 

 I haven't made a lot of shakers yet in my card making journey but I felt that this set really worked well for it. I like to "stretch" my supplies and get the most out of them. There are several different ways to use this stamp set. As you can see on the set I actually just decided to use some of the smaller stamps to create this card.

 I stamped out the cat, cactus, and skulls from the set with alcohol marker friendly ink and colored them in with my copics. I actually fussy cut them out but the coordinating dies are also available for purchase. I set these little cuties aside and got to work on the rest of the card. 



For the card base itself I actually used the Square Illusion Stencil from TRHD. To create this card base with the sunset scene as well as the warm stenciled border I had to use some masking paper. I cut a piece of masking paper in A2 size just like the card base. I cut a hole out of the center of it with the same circle die that I ultimately used to create the shaker portion. I put the masking paper down covering the card base with the center hole open and ink blended the sunset colors in that circle space. 

 Next I covered the sunset portion with the circle shaped masking paper and removed the outer portion of masking paper. I ink blended some warm desert like colors directly on the rest of the card base with the Square Illusion Stencil. I repeated the same warm colors through the stencil on the smaller front panel as well. For the ink blending I used the amazing new Cotton Tail Blending Brushes also from TRHD. These are a must have in your crafty arsenal! 


Cotton Tail Blending Brushes



I cut out an opening with the same circle die into the smaller panel that was ink blended. I attached some acetate to the back of it over the hole. I used foam tape on the back of the panel to line the circle and create the dimension needed to create the well on the shaker card. 

For the next step, I placed the ink blended card base down flat and carefully put the sunny looking sequins down on top of it where the circle would be on the smaller panel. I removed the backing from the foam tape on my panel and placed it down onto the card base over the sequins keeping them contained inside. 

Then, I attached my cut out cat and cactus skulls to the front of the acetate on the panel. I was able to kind of tuck some of them in between the acetate and the panel itself which I thought gave it more of a clean finish. I die cut out a smaller rectangle piece and ink blended similar colors to the sunset and stamped one of the sentiments from the set. Finally, I attached all the pieces together to complete the card. 

It was a labor of love but I'm so happy with how it turned out. These new release products are so fun. Be sure to check out all the items from the new release as well as all the other fabulous products that The Rabbit Hole Designs carries. You can follow this link HERE to see their whole product line. 






Thanks for stopping by!
If you want to check out additional information on the products used to create you can visit my blog at amyswares.com 

-Amy


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