Your Next Stamp October 2015 Blog Hop

Hello everyone!! Yayyy, my forth blog hop featuring new products from Your Next Stamps makes squeal!! LOL!!

I super doper love this release!! Couldn’t you tell from yesterdays sneak peek?

If you’ve been hopping along, you would have arrived from Julie’s blog and if you’d like to start from the beginning, you can click on over to the linky at the bottom of this post and start at Kendra’s blog.

This new release will surly get you ready for Christmas!! You will squeal for joy when you see the new stamps and dies!! My favorite set is Santa’s Helpers and in close second is Sandy Squirrel Autumn Greeting!

Are you ready for my big reveal? I made one card and one postcard to inspire you!

Take a look at my card:

How cute is that little bunny!! He is adorable for sure!!

YNS Supplies: Sprinkles Hoppy Holidays Stamp Set and Dies, Windows for Waddles Die

Other Supplies: Salty Ocean Distress Ink, Clear Wink of Stella, My Favorite Things Hybrid Ink, Copic Markers, 3M Foam Tape

To create this card, I die cut the Window out of my card panel. Then I stamped the sentiment right underneath the window. After that, I stamped my bunny and colored him in using Copic markers. Then I cut a mask out and cover the bunny up so I could ink the area around him. I masked off the window area on the card base and inked up the window area. I removed the mask and attached the card panel to the card base. I stamped the gifts, colored and fussy cut the gifts out. This set has dies but I didn’t have them so I fussy cut them out. I attached the gift boxes using foam tape.

Nice, easy and cute!!

Take a look at my postcard:

The left side is the front of the postcard and the left is the back of the postcard.

YNS Supplies: Sandy Autumn Greetings

Other Supplies: Derwant Inktense Pencils, Archival Ink, Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor Postcard Paper

I told you this was my second favorite stamp set from this release!! I love these squirrels. The funny thing is I do not like squirrels at all. The ones by my house are super crazy and they look at you like you are in there space.

To create this postcard was simple, I stamp the image and then watercolor using my Inktense pencils. My inspiration for the coloring came from this image:

Photo Source

Once it dried, I stamped my sentiment. Then I turned the card over and stamped the acorns and watercolor those too!

Super easy and fun. I love playing with watercolors on this image.

So what do you think? I had so much fun creating these boxes and card to inspire all of you and show you the versatility of the stamp sets! Which one of these items are favorite? I would love to hear from you!

Be sure not to miss any blog along the way, because one lucky commenter will have a chance to win a $25 YNS gift certificate. Winner will be announced on the YNS blog on October 18th. So don’t forget to leave a comment on each of the blogs participating in the blog hop.

Don’t forget to take advantage of the special promo code to get
20% off your entire purchase!!

Thanks for stopping by!!!

~Kymona

7Oct2015

Top Dog Dies – Hello Fall

Posted in October 2015, Top Dog Die by Kreative Kymona

Hello everyone!!! I’m here with Top Dog Dies!! I’m here showcasing one of their new dies that was released a couple of weeks ago!!

Lets jump right in!

Today I’m working with the Top Dog Dies Leaf Mosaic Die!! It’s a super doper cute die set and the possibility are endless!!

Take a look at my card that I created with this die:

This card was super doper easy to create. I took a long piece of card stock and did some ink blending with Distress Ink Spiced Marmalade and Barn Door.

Then I die cute the Leaf Mosaic out of the ink blended paper.

After that, I die cut the word hello a couple of times out of black cardstock and then I layered them on top of each other. I adhered it to the front of my card.

Easy Breeze!!

So do you like about my creation? Let me know below.

I’m also entering my card into Virginia’s View Challenge: All Things Colored.

Supplies used:

Thank you so much for stopping by!

~Kymona

2Oct2015

So Suzy Stamp – Happy Haunting

Posted in October 2015, So Suzy Stamps by Kreative Kymona

Hello everyone!! I’m on So Suzy Stamps Blog today!! Did you see her release yesterday? Totally amazing stamps!!

The new challenge is Halloween!

Take a look at my card that I created to inspire you to join us:

To see how I created this card, stop on by So Suzy Stamps Blog to get the details and the supply list. I had fun working with those mini ghost chipboard. Those bats are amazing too!!

Let me know what you think!!

Thank you for stopping by!

~Kymona

19Jul2015

TAWS July Guest Designer – Take Two

Posted in Guest Designing, July 2015, TAWS by Kreative Kymona

Hello everyone!! I’m here today Guest Designing for The Alley Way Stamps (TAWS)!! This is my second and last post for the month of July!!

I had a lot of fun work and playing with their stamp sets.

I have three cards for you today. So see back relax and enjoy!

Card 1:

Aren’t these ladybugs so cute!! I had so much fun coloring them. I used them to practicing my coloring with different colors.

I thought this sentiment was fitting for both of these ladybugs. There are times when we need someone to help us lightened our loads and that is what they are doing here.

Card 2:

So for those of you who follow me, you already know my obsession with shaker cards. This is a cute shaker card for the holiday season!!

There are a number of things you can do with this shaker card/pocket:

1. You can add a gift card before sealing it.

2. You can punch a hole at the top and add a string for an ornament.

3. You can add your message to the back of the pocket.

The possibilities are endless.

Card 3:

I totally love this card!! The colors are awesome!! I ink blended mustard seed and spiced marmalade together and stamped the bee with Versamark Ink. I used Hero Arts White Embossing Powder to bring out the stamped bumble bee.

I stamped the sentiment from the same stamp set and added Doodlebug Sprinkles for added accents.

Super clean and simple! What do you think? Please let me know below.

Supplies used: