Kraftin' Kimmie Skrappy Challenge

Hi Friends!

Today we challenge YOU to make Anything BUT a Card!!!

For this challenge you can make anything you wanna....except a card! So that means bookmarks, gifts, scrapbook pages, journal art, planner pages, tags, boxes...you name it!!

Just make sure to include a Kraftin' Kimmie Stamp and make sure it's a NEW creation! One lucky krafter will WIN a $20 gift voucher to the Kraftin' Kimmie shop!

So I decided to create a gift bag today. I coloured up the cute Giraffe image from the Wild World stamp set with Copic markers. I did some ink blending with Krafty Kolours hybrid inks and added a splattering of perfect pearls and water mixture. The die to create the box is from Lawn Fawn...I can't remember the name but it is a few years old and I'm not positive its still available. to finish off my gift bag, I added some gold thread. 

Check out some incredible inspiration from the Krafty Design Team below, then join us for all the fun!!

Happy Kraftin'!

Stephen 

Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps February Release Hop

Hi Friends! Today we are celebrating the amazing release of ALL of the NEW February Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps!!!

ALL THREE new sets are NOW available in the Kraftin' Kimmie Shop! 

Today I coloured up an image from the new Wild World stamp set and used pattern papers to create a bright and simple card that is perfect for any baby occasion. 

I took inspiration from this months sketch challenge. I followed the sketch completely...if you are ever needing a creative boost, try doing a sketch challenge to get your creative juices flowing.

Here is a recap of the cards I created for the February 2018 Release

Baby Love

Welcome to the World

Wild World

Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps - February Previews Day 3

Hi Friends and welcome to the final day of previews from kraftin' Kimmie Stamps 

I absolutely love this stamp set that was illustrated by artist Emilie Goulet called, "Wild World".

I stamped the image in VersaFine Onyx Black ink on Neenah Desert Storm card stock and coloured it up with my Prismacolor coloured pencils. I loved how my colouring turned out so much that I wanted to keep my card design very simple,  which allows all the focus to remain on the colouring. I fussy cut around the top portion of the image and used my paper trimmer to cut a straight line across the bottom.  I then added patterned paper with playful hearts on it to the background and adhered my image with foam tape to it. To finish my card off, I stamped the sentiment on the front panel and hand drew some loose line around the image to frame it