Hello everyone! Today's project focuses on multiple cards using the same design but with a little bit of a different flare. These clean and simple cards were easy to put together and the added elements really bring them up a notch. I used a few staple products to bring them all together. First, I did some loose water coloring with Distress inks and then stamped out my three large images from the Newton's Nook Holding Happiness stamp set onto the colored backgrounds. I then cut out just the balloons/presents/cakes as they will be popped up on the cards.
After that, I stamped and colored the full images onto a card panel. Using some subtle patterned paper to divide the card, I placed that on the upper half of the design. I used this amazing glitter cardstock by Concord and 9th to add accents to the cards such as the bows and ribbon but also the sentiments on most of the cards. I am LOVING these layered sentiments by Paper Rose in both the celebrate and congrats. I finished off the cards with more color, Nuvo Crystal drops, and Nuvo Crystal Glaze. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Hello & welcome to another Kraftgali blog post & video.
Today, we are showing how to make these 2 quick cards with pattern papers. You could use any old or new pattern papers from your stash to create beautiful cards.
The stamp set featured in today's video - Loveable llamas Stamps set by Newton's Nook Designs. I have used the Mini Misti to stamp images multiple times. You could also use any other stamping tool or just an acrylic block. The images are colored using Prismacolor premier color pencils.
In all of my cards today, I am using Lawn Fawn Paper Packs. I have also used Stitched Hillside & Rectangle dies to create the frames as shown.
Card 1: I love this COOL card and the funky glasses. I HAD to gift it to my husband. 😎
Card 2: The rainbow background colors made this one really stand out.
Hello & welcome to another Kraftgali blog post & video.
Today, we are having so much fun making these graduation cards featuring some distress oxide inks.
To begin with, I wanted to apologize for the lighting & filming variations you will come across in the video as I had struggled to complete this recording in several days.
For the second card, I have created the background using distress oxides on Canson Montval watercolor paper and adhered the stamped & colored image on it. I literally spent more than 2 hours playing on this background as it was so much fun! Distress oxide inks are very forgiving. I love it!
For the third card, I have used ALPHABET Dies to die cut the word CONGRATS. I have used an old Quinn's ABC Lawn Fawn Die Set in my video. Link to Other Dies set Here - ALPHABET Dies. I kept the card simple to let the focus stay on the shiny dimensional alpabets created using Distress Oxides.
The alphabets in the BONUS card shown in the video is created using a thick (2.5 inch) washi tape.
Next, I need to find new graduates to send these cards to! 😍😍😍
Thank you for spending time with me today! Hope you have a good weekend. Happy Crafting :)
Hello everyone! Today's project centers around Newton's Nook Love Bites. This set is a perfect one for card sets, using all of the stamps to highlight each and every one of the sentiments or images. I wanted to make a few clean and simple cards that all had a similar design but offered something a little different.
I cut various shapes with dies in my stash into some sturdy cardstock so that I could use them for masking/stenciling. I placed them down on the card bases and then used ink blending with Distress Oxides to get a gradient, multicolored, look. Once that was complete, I used all my sentiments and colored images from the set to complete my cards, topped off with a few embellishments such as Nuvo Crystal Glaze.
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Hello everyone! Today's card is so much stinking fun! We are going to be playing with the new release from Lawn Fawn called Coaster Critters! I absolutely LOVE amusement parks and I wanted this card to mirror a park I loved as a child! I started by making a mask with my Lawn Fawn cloud border dies so that I could make that soft sky. I used Distress ink for the blend and they worked magically. Then I stamped out the large coaster from the set using some alcohol marker-friendly ink so that I could color with my Spectrum Noir markers. I masked the coaster so that I could stamp out the trees behind it. It was slightly time consuming but I wanted a one layer-ish card and this was the best way to get that look. Pretty simple card and so thrilling to do!! :) Thanks for stopping by.
