Hello everyone! I’m here today with another card for CAS(E) this Sketch and Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Anything Goes.
Take a look at my card:
I think this little monster is so cute. He surely has a lot of eyes. He can spot anyone in a heartbeat, LOL.
So what do you think?
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Thank you for stopping by!
~Kymona
Hello everyone! I’m here today with a Papertrey Ink Make it Monday #169: Vellum Overlays. I’m so late in posting this card. I couldn’t decide what I wanted to create for this challenge.
So, I picked the colors that I wanted to work with first. Since July 4 is this Friday, I decided to go with red, white and blue. Once I knew that, I saw it fitting to use PTI’s Cover Plate: Stars Die.
After figuring all of that out, I needed to see how my vellum piece would look attached to my card. Once I added it, I realized I didn’t have a sentiment on my card. That’s when it hit me that I should add the sentiment to the vellum and in silver for an extra pop.
Yes, that turned out neatly!
Take a look at my card:
I attached my vellum with two bronze brads. I must me honest, when I decided to add brads, I knew for sure I had silver ones. Well, I such everywhere and I could not find them. So, I decided to us the bronze brads and I like it.
What do you think? Don’t be afraid to let me know, good or bad.
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I also used Stampin’ Up!’s Retired Pewter embossing power and brads.
Thank you so much for stopping by!
~Kymona
Hello everyone!!! I’m super duper excited!! My card was chosen as one of the CAS(E) this Sketch Favorites yesterday!!! I have to say this card is one of my favorite cards of all times. The white and gold are so pretty together. I’m so glad I participated.
I’m back today with CAS(E) this Sketch #82. This sketch was created by N@ Ali.
When I saw this sketch, I know I wanted to play with Mama Elephant’s Just Hatched stamp set. I ordered it back in March when it was release but haven’t had a chance to use it. So I saw it fitting to use it today.
Take a look at my card:
It’s a shaker card!!! This is the first time I’ve created a shaker card. It wasn’t hard at all. I have to thank Laura Bassen for the inspiration. She always makes shakers cards look so easy to make.
1. I colored my chick with Copic markers # YR16, Y13, Y19, YG17.
2. My speech bubble was created using a die from Lawn Fawn’s Large Stitched Journaling Card Dies.
3. I stamped the sentiment on the card base using the die cut speech bubble as a reference so that the sentiment was centered.
4. A piece of acetate was attached to the front panel.
5. I added a lot of foam adhesive around the speech bubble so that the sequin wouldn’t fall out. Adhesive was also added to the edge of the panel so that it will sit nice and neat on the card base.
So what do you think? I’m impressed at my first shaker card. I can’t wait to try this with a watercolor panel.
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Thank you for stopping by!
~Kymona
Second post for today
Hello everyone! I’m back again with another post for Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge, Anything Goes!
For this card, I wanted to display Stampin’ Up! new In Colors and other products in a fun way.
Take a look:
I used Stampin’ Up!’s Elegant Butterfly Punch to punch out a butterfly from each of the new colors.
The sentiment comes from a new stamp set called Something To Say Wood Mount Stamp Set and I stamped it using the Lost Lagoon Ink.
I layered two different pieces of the new Moonlight DSP Stack on top of the Whisper White cardstock.
For the finishing touches, I added rhinestones to he butterflies.
Very easy to make.
So tell me, what do you think.
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Thanks for stopping by!
~Kymona
Hello everyone! Good Afternoon on this bright and sunny day. I love days like this. The sun is out and I can bask in the sunshine. I just love that.
I’m here today with Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge. The theme is ANYTHING GOES! How great is that. You can create anything you want.
Since I received my July Card Kit this week, I decided that I wanted to create my card with the Sending Happy Thoughts Stamp Set that is included in the kit.
I wanted to create a clean and simple card for this challenge.
Take a look at my card:
1. I used the envelopes from that stamp set, water-colored each envelope then cut them out.
2. I adhered them using dimensionals.
3. I stamped the sentiment and hearts.
4. I added rhinestones to envelopes and around the greeting.
I like how the card turned out but I can’t help but feel like something is missing from the top right corner. Do you feel the same way? If so, please let me know what you think should have gone there or if it is fine just the way it is.
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Thank you for stopping by!
~Kymona
Hello everyone! I’m back again today, this time for the Muse Challenge #73. The Muse for this week is Beverley Brown!
Take a look at Beverley Brown’s card:
Now take a look at my card:
I wasn’t sure which picture I wanted to use so I decided to add both of them.
Beverley created a CAS card that I love. I love the simplicity of her card.
Beverley used multicolor in her butterflies, so I wanted my flowers to have that same multicolor look. I used the baby wipe technique to create my multicolor flowers.
Then I stamped my sentiment with the same multicolor ink.
I had fun creating this card. Soooo, what do you think?
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Thank you for stopping by!
~Kymona
Hello everyone! Yes, yes, more water-coloring for me. I love it.
I’m here today with CASology and their Cue Card is Wood!
Yes, wood. I was wondering how can I use my favorite technique (WATERCOLOR) and wood. Then a light bulb when off and I knew what I wanted to do.
Take a look at what I came up with:
Yayyy, I was able to combine my water-coloring with woodgrain!! I love it.
1. I used Simon Says Stamp woodgrain cardstock.
2. I stamped Papertrey Ink Splat hello stamp with Distress Inks.
3. I used my paint brush to smear the circles, so that they have a spilling look from one side of the circle.
4. I added some sequins and WALA, I was done.
So tell me what you think. I would love to know.
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Thank you for stopping by!
~Kymona
Hello everyone! I’m so excited!!!! Do you want to know why? Well, I’m about to tell you.
I was up all night last night working on……Yes, you guessed it..WATER-COLORING!!! Yes, I have so much fun when I’m working with watercolors.
I was so excited to see that Less Is More Theme Challenge this week is WATER-COLORING. How could I not join in on the fun. I might have to create more than one card for this. I have so much fun with this technique.
Well enough talking take a look at my card:
For this card I used my Koi Watercolors and a 1/2″ flat paintbrush. The colors that I used were #7, #4, #20 and #19. To see what those colors are you can click here to see my swatch.
I also used my new Simon Says Stamp Set that came in the mail today. I couldn’t wait to try it out. It’s from their July Card Kit.
I added some sequins, rhinestones and rounded the corners.
I added my watercolor panel to my watercolor card base using Copic Marker -X-Press It High Tack Double Sided Tape. I received this tape in my Copic Certification class and wanted to try it out. It is super easy to tear and it holds the watercolor panel down, no lifting. I will keep trying it out and let you know if it’s a good buy.
Easy Breezy 1-2-3!!!
So what do you think?
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Thank you for visiting me!
~Kymona
Third Post for the day!
Hello everyone! I’m back again today for the third time. Can you tell I’m having fun!!! Yes, I was up late last night playing around with my stamp supplies in my little stampin corner. I created a couple of watercolor backgrounds and I knew I need to use one of them for my next card.
I’m here this evening with CASology. They are celebrating their 100th challenge and all of the friendships they’ve made throughout this time. I wanted to join in on this celebration so I created a card celebrating them!
So the cue word is CELEBRATE!! So fitting for this great accomplishment.
Here is my clean and simple card:
I love how the gold matches the watercolor background. I decided to use black ink for the sentiment because I wanted it to stand out from the background.
What do you think?
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I also used Stampin’ Up!’s Retired Primrose Petal re-inkier to create my watercolor background.
Thanks for stopping by!
~Kymona
Second Post for the Day
Hello everyone! I’m back again today with another card for the Muse Challenge #72. The Muse this week was Marion Vagg.
Her card is so whimsical and carefree. I love how fun it looks.
As I sat down to create my card I wanted that same carefree, flowing feeling when I looked at my card. I decided to use the Dream stamp set from Lawn Fawn. The feathers gave me that free-flowing feeling.
I used Stampin’ Up’ new Lost Lagoon in color for my card base. I wanted to stay in the same color family as Marion.
I stamped my images and then colored them with the Lost Lagoon marker so that my colors matched.
I adhered a strip of black cardstock tot he left side to tie everything together.
So what do you think? Did I do a good job interpreting Marion’s card?
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Thank you!!
~Kymona
Kreative Kymona 