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    Thanks a sLOTh!

    June 23, 2020
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    Hello Friends Waleska here again to share a card with one of my favorite Background Dies from Kat Scrappiness the Bamboo Backdrop die combined with the Steward the Sloth stamp set!

    CARD DETAILS:

    To create this card I diecut the Bamboo Backdrop die on a light green cardstock and inked it with a dark Oxide ink Lucky Clover, only on the top and button for a gradient look.

     

    I cut another backdrop piece on a scrap of paper to create a stencil and I used Walnut Stain Distress Ink to ink it and give the green piece a background, you can also used this die as a stencil look how awesome it looks like this too.

    I adhere this two panels together (the first green inked panel and the second stenciled panel) I colored and cut one of the sloths and adhere it to the front panel.  I added some green sequence to embellish the card and also added he fun sentiment with white embossing powder on a black strip of cardstok.

     

    Very easy right? I love this two great products together! I hope you are staying crafty and safe! Have a wonderful day!

     

    Waleska

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    Koala -ty-time slimline Card

    June 22, 2020
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    Hi friends, Martha Lucia here with you. Today I have a slimline stamped card of one layer.I am featuring the stamp set Koala-ty-time and the Horray with Shadow Word Die.

    CARD DETAILS:

    First I cut the card base used white card stock. In addition, I inked the top layer with a brush and three different colors of Distress Oxide Ink. The colors that I used were: Iced Spruce, Peeled Paint and Faded Jeans. Then, I stamped with VersaFine Onix a combination of images included on the stamp set Koala – Ty – Time and enhanced some details with a white gel pen.

    Using textured card stock, I die cut the shadow and pasted it on the center of the card. Then I die cut several layers of the word die Hooray and pasted all in the same place. With that, I give more dimension to the word.

    Kat Scrappiness has several slimline dies that can be used to re-create this design. In addition, many word dies that can be easily combined.

    Thank you for stopping by!

    Martha Lucia

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    I’m Sexy and I Gnome It

    June 21, 2020
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    Hi Crafty Friends,

    I have a fun summer scene for you today featuring Kat Scrappiness NEW Summer Gnomes stamp set. How cute is this little lady gnome and the fun pun sentiment? I managed to find some pictures of my twin sister and I chilling on the beach just like her (see below).

    Make Crafty Friends Q & A:
    Q: What is your favorite beach to visit?
    A: Me? Pentwater Michigan (see below)

    If you LOVE these gnomes, use the link below to grab yourself this stamp set! Don’t forget to subscribe, follow, and comment on my blog for your chance to win my June Prize (see right panel) and for more giveaways and inspiration follow me on Instagram @MadeByMeghanK

    Supplies:
    Kat Scrappiness Summer Gnomes Stamp Set

    Catherine Pooler Flourish Stencil

    Gina Marie Frame Die

    Gina Marie Sunshine Die

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    Dolphin Paradise

    June 20, 2020
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    Hi card crafting folks,

    Sharing a fun card to send out for any occasion. Used the Kat Scrappiness dies to create this water scene.

    Step one was to die cut the dolphin and waves in various shades of blue.

    Next step was to stencil clouds on the A-2 layer one.

    Step three was to die cut a yellow sun using the embossed edge circle dies. I then ink blended shades of yellow onto the sun and splatted a bit of water to create texture. Next I layered the shades of blue wave border die strips onto the card. I stenciled white highlights onto the waves to create the setting sun light on the water. I added the dolphin die cut in the dark gray in front of the sunset.

    The final step was adding the sentiment banner and some acrylic bubbles. The layer was then attached to the coordinating card base.

    I like this card because it can be used for any occasion by adding the appropriate sentiment on the inside.

    Supplies: KS embossed edge circle dies

    KS wave border dies

    KS dolphin die

    Acrylic bubbles

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    Use Your Words

    June 20, 2020
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    You don’t always need to say a lot to get your point across.  Sometimes little words said with love and sincerity can mean so much!  Today I’m sharing a few cards featuring three new Kat Scrappiness word dies that are simple, but say so much!

    My first card features the Thank You with Shadow Die.  I first layered kraft cardstock to the base.  I adhered two pieces of pattern paper together and using the shadow die, cut an opening in the center.  I adhered a piece of acetate on the back over the opening, then used  Scrapbook Adhesive Foam Strips to outline the shape of the shadow die.  Kat Scrappiness has SO many fun sprinkles and I selected Rainbow Bright, Yellow Candy, Orange Confetti and Dark Brown Teddy Bear Sprinkles for my shaker elements.  After removing the tape from the foam adhesive strips, I then adhered another piece of kraft cardstock to encase the sprinkles. I used Scrapbook Adhesive Crafty Foam to pop up the entire card front layer before adhering it to the card base.

    I then cut orange cardstock with the Thank You word dies and adhered to the acetate.  To finish, I added this sweet image from the Koala-ty Time stamp set.

    This birthday card was super easy to put together!  After layering cardstock and pattern paper to the card base for the background, I used the Hooray with Shadow Die to cut green and pink cardstock.  The shaker star was created using one of the shapes in the Splat Star Shaker kit which I first colored with alcohol ink before putting the kit together.  How perfect are these Candy Explosion Sprinkles for the shaker elements?!  The card is a party all on it’s own 🙂

    And last, but certainly not least….

    My last card features…can you guess?…yep, it’s the new You Rock with Shadow die!  I love these Star Bright Sprinkles which gave my card just the right star-studded touch.  This word die is perfect to for creating cards that encourage, congratulate or thank someone!

     

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    Keep Swimming! | Nautical Card

    June 19, 2020
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    Hi Everyone, it’s Priscilla here. Today I want to share the card I made for the Kat Scrappiness Blog  featuring the newly released “Under the Sea Coverplate Die.”

    This full A2-sized die makes creating a card so easy. Just die cut, ink (optional), and adhere on a card front. Done! Note: For best results, die cut with a “precision plate” underneath the die before running it through your die cutting machine.

    After I ran this die through my Big Shot, I inked it up using VersaFine Clair Ink in “Paradise” and adhered it to a shimmer white card base. I colored the fish and treasure chest (from my stash)  with Spectrum Noir markers, die cut them out, and adhered them to the card front. I crafted my own sign for the ocean floor and stamped “Keep Swimming!” on it with the same blue ink as the card front.

    I created a hill of sand by adhering real sand  from my favorite beach to it and added a star fish embellishment. Finally, I used the Kat Scrappiness “Sparkling Clear Droplets” in both 6mm and 4mm for ocean bubbles.

    Thank you so much for stopping by! Don’t forget to check out what’s NEW in Kat’s Shop, and follow my blog and Instagram for more “Kat Scrappiness Amazingness”!

    Stay Safe . . .

    Priscilla ??

    The supplies I used are listed and linked below.

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    You Color My World Rainbow Card

    June 18, 2020
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    Hi everyone, it’s Tina here. I have been playing around with the Never Ending Circle dies to create rainbows. It is super easy and by stacking the Circle dies you end up getting 2 with one pass. Below you will find the steps to create your own You Color My World Rainbow Card.

    Step 1 – Trim White Cardstock to 8 1/2” x 5 1/2”, score at 4 1/4” and fold in half for a vertical side fold card. (A2)

    Step 2 – Diecut Stitched Cloud Backdrop using Black Cardstock. Adhere to card using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive.

    Step 3 – Diecut 7 of the largest Never Ending Circles using White Cardstock. Colour in each layer in rainbow order using any colour medium of your choice. I used alcohol markers. Once coloured cut in half. Adhere the rainbow using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. See below photos.

    Step 4 – Diecut He Is Risen (x2 small cloud and 1x large cloud) using White Cardstock. Adhere small cloud and large cloud using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. For the last small cloud stamp Everyday Brush Strokes sentiment Color My World. I used Washi Tape to cover the word You and the other words except one word in one colour. I removed the Washi Tape and stamped. I repeated this process to have each word in a different colour. Adhere the stamped cloud using Foam Tape.

    Step 5 – Diecut I Love You With Shadow using Red Cardstock for the shadow and Orange Cardstock for the word. Assemble and adhere to card using Foam Tape.

    Step 6 – For added interest I adhered Confetti Sprinkles using all the 6 colours used in the rainbow using Collage Medium and a Crystal Katana. The colours of the Confetti Sprinkles are Red, Orange, Bright Yellow, Lime Green, Light Blue and Purple.

    This card can be used for any occasion by changing the colours and sentiment. Right now cards using Rainbows with words of encouragement are the rage. Below you will find the link to all the products used. Thank you for stopping by and Happy Crafting!

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