Tag: Kat Scrappiness
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Snowflake Kisses
On the tops of the “snowflake” letters I mixed some Ranger Stickles in Star Dust into the Glossy Accents. On the bottom letters I included some Ranger Stickles in Gold.
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Festival of Lights
I created this card for an Instagram hop on the theme Festival of Lights. It was meant to be about Hanukkah, but I decided to take the name literally this time.
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Kristina’s Wreath Stamping
Kristina created an A2-sized card, using a stamp set she designed herself. By this time I had run out of A2-sized card bases, so I created a 5-by-7 card instead.
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Tinsel Tangle
I dragged the edges across my Versamark embossing ink pad and dipped them in the gold embossing powder. After heat setting it, the panel had a grungy gold edge.
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Haunted Mansion Shaker
I filled the shaker well with Kat Scrappiness Silver Bullet Shaker Dots, Sparkling Violet Sequin Mix and Purple Pinwheel Sequin Mix.
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Santa’s Helpers
The frame I used is Kat Scrappiness Essential Card Builders #3. It creates four rectangular spaces, two small ones and two tall ones. Perfect for staging critters!
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Reindeer Greetings
Finally I tripled the sentiment and popped it up on some foam tape. That was necessary to bring it to the same level as the deer.
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Stenciled Emboss Resist
Because I love the bat, I chose “You make me batty.”
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So Many Reindeer
I started by stamping all the reindeer from Kat Scrappiness Reindeer Games Stamp Set on watercolor paper. I watercolored them with mostly earth tones.
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Life’s a Beach Shaker
I added the sentiment strip by gluing it to the leaves and added shells and the sand castle to decorate it. Then I adhered the beverage-sipping gnome to the center above the sentiment with foam tape.
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What’s Up, Gnomie?
I started by stamping the male gnome from the Kat Scrappiness Summer Gnomes Stamp Set twice on watercolor paper.
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Cowboy Quokka Dad
I’m still working my way through the Kat Scrappiness Cowboy Quokka Ephemera Pack. This time I used it for a Father’s Day Card.
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Strawberry Lemonade Birthday Shaker
Shaker Element I started this card with the shaker element. For this I die cut the largest frame from the Kat Scrappiness A2 Reverse Scallop Die Set three times. For the top layer I used a piece of Hammermill that I scribbled with a purple alcohol marker. That’s because I was following Color Cube palette…
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Silver & Gold
The background includes three visible layers of cardstock. I felt that this card needed both gold and silver mattes.
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Cowboy Quokka Mom
I still have lots of Kat Scrappiness Cowboy Quokka Ephemera left! This time I used a cowgirl as my focal point.
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Welcome Baby
I almost created a leaky shaker window. But I caught myself in time.
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5 by 7 Giveaway
For the focal point of this 5-by-7 card, I used Lisa Horton’s Viola 3D Embossing Folder and Die.
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Cowboy Birthday Quokkas
I’m loving Kat Scrappiness Cowboy Quokka Ephemera. It makes it so easy to create a cute card very quickly.
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Pinkfresh Chrysanthemum
Then I stenciled the flowers with Peach Fuzz, Cherry Blossom, Waterfall, Summer Shower, Sage and Eucalyptus Inks.
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Congrats Hummingbird
First I applied Cherry Blossom and Begonia Inks through one of the stencils from the Pinkfresh Studio Brushed Sentiments Product Suite.
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More Cowboy Quokkas
This is the second card I created with the Kat Scrappiness Cowboy Quokka Ephemera Pack and 6 by 6″ Paper Pad.
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Cowboy Quokkas
Using ephemera for cards is quick and easy! I started by tracing around my two quokkas and cutting out some heavy, white cardstock.
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Kat Scrappiness Christmas Lantern
One thing I love about Kat Scrappiness is that she has lots of shaker dies! This older Christmas Lantern is one of them.
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Oval Holiday Shaker
I cut the oval base layer three times from red foil cardstock and once from clear acetate. Next I cut the oval frame three times from red glitter foam.