Birthday Box - stencilling

Using a retired Stampin' Up die, Bo Bunny glitter paste, and stamps, inks, and a stencil from Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps, I made a cake-shaped gift box for a birthday!

Little Things - embossing, stencilling, masking

It's the little things in life that get us by. Stop and smell the roses, enjoy the day. My card features stamps, stencils, and ink from Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps along with some Wow embossing.

Favorite Earthling - single layer card

"Eep Opp Ork Ah Ah!" means "I love you!' My card features an alien stamp set and inks from Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps on a single layer card.

Social Media - watercolour pencil, embossing, embossing resist

"Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' in the future..." While spending time on social media, time spirals out and away. Time passes...

My card features a digital image from The Paper Shelter coloured with Prima watercolour pencils, an embossed image by Visible Image with a Distress Ink background, and sentiments from Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps.

Wine - Through the Craftroom Door, watercolour pencil

Cheers! A bottle of wine looking for some lonely cheese, my card features a digi from Sparkle n Sprinkle with Nuvo watercolour pencils on a Spellbinders embossed background.

This week Through the Craftroom Door has two sponsors. The second sponsor this week is Sparkle n Sprinkle and the prize is a $15 gift certificate!

Our products are not only hand-blended, hand-pressed, and hand-packaged in the United States, but our glitters, embossing powders, and flockings are also MANUFACTURED in The United States (not imported).

Sparkle N Sprinkle supports local manufacturers who make quality products using healthy,  environmentally-safe ingredients and fair labor practices. We hope that our loyal customers appreciate our efforts.

Your Quality Crafting Time deserves Quality Products

Pamper Blue - stencilling, Prismacolor pencils

Using a Memory Box stencil and a Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps set, I created a cool blue card with Distress ink and Prismacolor pencils.

Dreams - stencilling with Clarity and Oxides

I created a card using a stencil, Oxide inks in an ombre with Clarity brushes, and a dreamy sentiment from Tim Holtz.

Garden Gate - gatefold, die cuts

A gilded garden gate with climbing flowers is the focus of this gatefold card. The card features dies from Simply Defined, Stampin' Up, and Spellbinders as well as stamps from Impression Obsession. All Gardeners live in beautiful places because they make them so.

Rainbow Day - Multi-stamping, masking, stenciling, die cuts

Walkin' with a rainbow when the sun shines through when it's been rainy brings a bit of a bounce to the step, that optimism bounce. My card featured a House Mouse image triple stamped with a Kaleidacolor rainbow ink pad and framed with a holographic die cut.

Sassy - glitter die cut and stencilling

Like a sassy butterfly rising into the sky, classy and totally kick-assy! My card features a sentiment from Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps, a die cut from Spellbinders glittered with Silk Microfine glitter, and a stencil from My Favourite things coloured with Distress ink and Clarity brush.

Cat Nap - Sheepski Designs, window card with stencilling

How fast and April is here! The Sheepski Design blog challenge for this month is Animal Magic. What's more magical than a kitty sleeping in a sunbeam.

For my card, I used the Sheepski Design Cat Nap on a window card with stencilling which is visible on the inside as well.

Tarot - Death, watercolouring with Distress and stenciling with Distress Oxide and Perfect Pearls

This is my very first post as a member of the design team for Through The Craftoom Door (TTCRD). I am thrilled that the sponsor is the amazing Rick St Dennis with his wide selection of digital art.

For this project, I created a tarot card using REaPeR and Distress ink. The card I created is Death which can signify change. As the start of a stint as a design team member for TTCRD, this is a time positive change for my crafting and creative aspirations.

Rick St. Dennis MFA has been an artist, designer, stage designer and instructor for over 45 years. You can find his full Bio here. His digital stamp images can be found on Zibbet . Inspiration projects from the Rick St.Dennis Elite Design Team can be found on the Sparkle and Glitter blog, or for the darker images on the Airless Chambers blog. Rick also has a personal blog and on Facebook, there is the Rick St.Dennis Digi fans and friends group, where you can showcase your cards and other projects using RSD images to be eligible to win prizes.

The challenge for 10 Oct to 16 Oct on Through The Craftoom Door is Anything Goes. You don't have to use an image from Rick St Dennis, but we would love to see them, too. The prize is 2 digital images of the winner's choice (and there are a lot of really cool images to choose from!). Come join us in the challenge!

Bicycle - Die cutting and stenciling with Clarity brush

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I like

Let's take a summer adventure on a bicycle. Don't forget to enjoy the journey.

This card features die cuts and stenciling: Dovecraft and Spellbinders dies, Unity Stamps sentiment, My Favorite Things stencil, and Distress ink stenciling with Clarity brush.

Supplies

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Chill

Summer vacation is the time to chill out and stay cool, like this penguin ready for the pool.

This shaker card features Your Next Stamp and the colours of their current blog challenge. Isn't he just so cool.

Supplies

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