New Release

 Hello Everyone, 

There is a new release over at The Pixi Dust Designs today. I am sharing this card I made using the new 

You are enough

 Hello everyone,

Today I am sharing this fun card I created using Squawk Talk and Glamping with Tailette Stamp sets from The Rabbit Hole designs. I also used the Overlapping Circle Stencil to create the unique background. I really had fun with this one because that little squirrel is so cute! I colored them both with my copics. 

You can find these items here:

therabbitholedesigns.com/HOLIDAYCARDSBYKIM

 Don't forget to used code: HOLIDAYCARDSBYKIM at checkout for 10% off select items and a free gift. 

Thanks for stopping by!

Kim 

Calla Lilies

 Hello Everyone,

Today I am sharing this beautiful card I made using the Calla Lilies die and the Elegant Trellis Die. I also used the classic sentiments die all from Pixi Dust Designs. This card was so easy to make and yet is such a pretty card. 

I simply cut all the dies out the placed the trellis die onto a colored cardstock. I then added some color to the lilies and glued them together. Finally I just popped on the sentiment and added a few gems. 

This one could be made in so many colors!

Thanks for stopping by!

Kim

Hi, hello, hey

 Good Morning!

Today I am sharing with you a cute card I made using the Hi, Hey, Hello short and sweet die, from Emily Moore Designs. I also used the Shaker Frame Die-the Doily and the Vertical Pocket Die.

I made this card on a 5.5 x 4.25 inch card base. I cut the background paper to fit the card. I cut the shaker frame in a solid cardstock along with the word sentiments. The vertical pocket die I cut with patterned paper to match the background and then cut the pocket to approximately 2 inches tall. 

I added acetate behind the shaker frame and then glued the center circle on top. I put foam tape on the back being careful it did not show through the acetate, then put shaker bits on the center of the card and proceeded to put the topper over it. 

Glued down the sentiment and some dots and there you have it!

To find any of these products or to check out the Emily Moore Design Team blog go to Emily Moore Designs.

I had so much fun I did another in a different color

Thanks for stopping by!

Kim 

Don't Worry be yappy

Hello,

Wanted to share this fun card I made using the Rabbit Hole Designs Sweet as an Ollie-Pop stamp set. 

First I stamped the cute pups where I wanted them on the paper and then masked them off so I could do the background. 

To create the background I used the Clouds in my Coffee stencil also from The Rabbit Hole Designs. I placed the cloud down and used distress oxide ink in Tumbled Glass around it. 

The I took the little grass tuft stamp and stamp it continuously across the bottom, plus I stamped some extra on a separate piece of paper to color and cut out. I colored the grass with my copics YG67, 63 and 25. 

I then unmasked and colored these sweet corgis using my copics. YR24, YR23 and YR21.

I also stamped and cut out the bone and ball. I used foam tape to pop up the ball, bone and tufts of grass. Added this to a piece of cardstock and then to my cardfront. A cute sentiment and voila! 

I hope you will go check out all the fun stamps and stencils here:

therabbitholedesigns.com/HOLIDAYCARDSBYKIM

 and use CODE:   HOLIDAYCARDSBYKIM  at checkout for a free gift and 10% off select items.

Thanks for stopping by!

Kim

I am entering this in the following challenges:

The little Red Wagon: Create your own background. 

Fab and Funky Challenges:  Use a stencil or embossing folder 

Stay Pawsitive

 Hello Everyone,

Today we are staying Pawsitive! I am using the adorable Wild and Free Stamp and die set from the Rabbit Hole Designs. I paired this with the Holiday background builder set stencil and the Woof Stencil. I started by coloring my images using copics. I stayed with YR24, YR23 and YR21. I then used the matching dies to cut them out.

I used Distress oxide ink for the background in Vintage Photo and Fossilized Amber. I then stenciled the stars and paw prints and popped the images using foam tape. Added a sentiment and we are done! 

If you are interested in any of these products feel free to shop here:

therabbitholedesigns.com/HOLIDAYCARDSBYKIM

 and don't forget to use code:   HOLIDAYCARDSBYKIM for a free gift and 10% off select items.

Thanks for stopping by!

Kim 

Daffodil

 Hello,

Kim here today sharing with you how I made this card. Now I know Sympathy cards can be difficult to make but I feel this one is quite elegant. 

I am using the Daffodil die set that comes with this sentiment, from Pixi Dust Designs. I am also using the Stitched Rectangle Slim line. 

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I started off with by die cutting all my pieces. On my original card, I colored the stems but I decided to cut them from green paper this time. So I cut  two stems in green, the middle pieces to the flower both twice in green and the sentiment in green. The flower heads I cut in white, two pieces each. For the rectangles I used the three largest. The biggest is the same color as my card base, the next one in green then the next one again the same as the card base. 

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​​I then added a bit of color to the flower heads using my copics. I used Y15 and Y11 to add just a hint of yellow. 

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​​After some coloring and blending I added the center pieces one on top of the other with a bit of glue. On top of those I added the next piece using a bit of foam tape to give it a more 3D look. Lastly I glued the third piece on top 

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For the stems I took the long stem and slid it between layers and added a bit of glue then applied the top piece to the flower stem.​

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Now to assemble the card! The easy fun part. I got my card base and glued the first layer of the stitched slimline rectangle to it. The next layer, (the green one) I applied foam tape to pop it up a bit and the same with the third and final layer. ​

Time to add the flowers and sentiment. I struggled really with which way to assemble. As you can see they fit either way but for some reason my eye wanted the horizontal version. 

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With that being said, I glued it all down and added just a touch of sequence to fill in some of the blank space. ​

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So there you have it, easy peasy! What do you think?

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​​Have a crafty day!

Kim