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Cosy Christmas snowy village in jar 7x5in Kraft Card

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Cosy Christmas snowy village in jar 7x5in Kraft Card Hi Craft addicts! Well I am back using Blogger for a while to see if there is any difference in the take up - here is a quick and easy Christmas card I made using Hunkydory and Sweet Dixie products. How I made this card:- I first of all took a piece of white card and used the largest die within the Holly die set from Sweet Dixie to cut it out. I then took a red alcohol marker to colour in the berries (you can see where they should be in the die cut. I decided to leave the rest of it white and so stuck it to the front of a 7" x 5" Kraft card using some PVA glue - you could of course use a wet glue, tape pen or fingerlift tape. I then used the rectangle Snowy Cottage scene topper from one of Hunkydory's previous Christmas collections and added it to the centre of the card, this time with foam pads. As I said, this is a very quick and easy card to make that I hope you will find useful - if you think it ...

Sending Love and Happiness... dragonfly 7x5in Kraft card

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Sending Love and Happiness... dragonfly 7x5in Kraft card Hi Craft addicts! Today's card is a bright and cheerful card which I have made using the dragonfly die from Paper Boutique, some "shape" dies from Tattered Lace, alcohol inks and some stamps.... How I made this card:- I must admit that I had used the dragonfly embellishment before on another of the cards I have written about, but if you haven't read it, I created a background using Cosmic Shimmer Opal Polishes (Parakeet Green, Lavender Blue and Flamingo Pink) and once dry, used one of the dragonflies in The Paper Boutique Dragonflies and a Bee set to cut it out. I also cut the body part in black self adhesive paper and attached it to the main bit. I had also created the background on which it is placed by using browns, greens, yellows and reds Tim Holtz Distress Crayons and when I was happy, cut a circle out of it and then stamped over it using the Woodgrain background stamp from Hunkydory's For...

You Bring Sunshine... Bamboo and moon glitter 7x5in Kraft Card

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You Bring Sunshine... Bamboo and moon glitter 7x5in Kraft Card Hi Craft addicts! I hope you had a brilliant Easter and enjoying the sunshine! Today's card for the 100 day project is one I really liked making using Glitz Craft paste, an embossing folder and a sentiment stamp. How I made this card:- I wanted to used one of the latest embossing folders from Creative Expressions (Narrow Woodgrain) and found I had a piece of cream Adorable Scorable card and used that to emboss it. I then used a brown Tim Holtz Distress Oxide ink and spread it on to the card to highlight the grain and left it to dry. Whilst that was happening I used low tack stencil tape to attach the Bamboo stencil to some white stamping card and used Green and Sand Glitz Craft paste through it. Once I was happy with it, I also left that to dry. I trimmed it so that it measured 9x15cm and edged it with a brown alcohol marker. I then stuck the panel on to some Gold Mirri Card using Collall All Purpose Gl...

The Hurrier I go.... White Rabbit (from Alice in Wonderland) 7x5in Kraft Card

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The Hurrier I go.... White Rabbit (from Alice in Wonderland) 7x5in Kraft Card Hi Craft addicts! Well, this card was brilliant fun to make - the stamp was from Visible Images' Alice in Wonderland collection and here is how I made it (for Day 4 of the 100 day project). How I made this card:- I first of all stamped out all of the words and the White Rabbit on to some white stamping card (using Gina K Amalgam ink) I then coloured the Rabbit in using Spectrum Noir Tri-blends (my new favourite alcohol markers as they are so easy to use). You can of course use any colours you want as he is a magical creature! I then cut them all out leaving a narrow white border around them all. I stuck the words on to some yellow paper (the reverse of the striped paper used for the background) and cut round them in a zig-zag design. Before that, I had also cut a piece of yellow and white diagonal striped paper with a zig zag edge (from Hunkydory's For The Love of Stamps paper range) ...

Peace, Joy Love Heart Kraft card - Day 324 of my 365 day challenge

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Peace, Joy Love Heart Kraft card -  Day 324 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Well today is a really miserable one outside, so thought I would make this quick and simple card for day 324 of my 365 day challenge. How I made this card:- I have had these heart die-cuts (from an old set from Tonic Studios) for ages and thought it about time to use them! The largest of the two was cut out of cream/ivory linen effect card and the smaller one in a Kraft card - I like this particular card as it has a textured effect. Before attaching the two hearts on to the front of a 6" square Kraft card, I stamped the reindeer (from the Furry & Bright For The Love of Stamps set by Hunkydory) several times using Versafine Toffee ink. I then stamped the Hedgehog from the same set on to the smaller Heart (again using the Toffee ink). Using PVA glue, I attached both hearts on to the front of the card and let it dry. I also have had the Peace, Joy, Love die that Tonic Studios...

Thanks - Thistle in silhouette on hand coloured background Kraft card - Day 237 of my 365 day challenge

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Thanks - Thistle in silhouette on hand coloured background Kraft card - Day 237 of my 365 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! Today's card for day 237 of my 365 day challenge is a Thank You card using a Thistle in silhouette as the main focal point. How I made this card:- I first of all cut out a square (with a scalloped edge) out of white stamping card using a Tattered Lace die - it measures approximately 90mm) and coloured the edges using blue distress inks - I left the centre white and used some grey at the bottom to make it a bit darker. I then cut out the Thistle die cut out in black card (Lynda Chapman's) and stuck it to the panel at an angle using Midas Touch Sticky Dots. I then placed the panel on to a slightly larger gold Mirri one (from Hunkydory) and then added that to another white piece of card  - this time with a narrower border. I then attached the whole panel in the middle of a square (135mm) Kraft Card. I used Gina K Crystalline pen to add some dr...

Happy Christmas - Robins singing... Kraft card - Day 321 of my 366 day challenge

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Happy Christmas - Robins singing... Kraft card -  Day 321 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! As it is now just over a month till Christmas, I thought that my challenges for the next few weeks should reflect this!. So today's card is a cheerful Christmas card using Peel Off stickers and stamps. How I made this card:- This is a 135x135mm Kraft card and I first of all added a "Cream" insert which I cut down to fit inside. I used fingerlift tape to attach it to the back of the front (if that makes sense). I then cut out an oval in "Black" cardstock and another slightly bigger in cream - any die will do to make these but they should be the "nested" so you know that they are the same shape! I really like these "Robin" peel off stickers  which you can get from Craft Creations  and so took 2 of them (looking in opposite directions) and added them to some white card. I also added a few "Gold" stars to brighten the pan...

Have Fun - floral theme 7" Kraft card - Day 295 of my 366 day challenge

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Have Fun - floral theme 7" Kraft card -  Day 295 of my 366 day challenge Hi Craft addicts! For today's challenge, I have made this floral themed card using an image from a Tattered Lace USB and some lovely floral background papers from Tonic Studios. How I made this card:- I first of all took a 7" Kraft card and cut the front along the diagonal leaving a small edge at the bottom right hand corner. Using the left over card, I used that as a template to cut out the front panel from one sheet of the floral papers from the "Mid-summer Mornings" 8" paper pad from Tonic Studios. I glued it to the remaining panel and attached it to front of the card leaving a small border of the Kraft card. I then took another of the flower paper sheets and glued it to the inside of the card, trimming it to fit. For the "flower" topper, I took the "Charming over the edge" SVG file from Tattered Lace into Brother ScanNCut's CANVAS and...