I have been dragging since I got home on Wednesday night. Who knew that three hours time difference could be so brutal? Whew!
The Limited Supply Challenge today on Splitcoaststampers was to use anything circles. I instantly thought of the wagon wheels in the Cowboy Collection on Rubbernecker Stamps. I stamped and cut out two wagon wheels and fence posts using paper snips and a craft knife. I decided it would be fun to use the large circle dotted paper in the background to keep the theme going. The large circle sentiment seemed perfect to use to create a kick stand card. This is my first attempt at using Tim Holtz’s Crackle Paint. I just couldn’t resist using it for dirt area. This was a simple card but lots of fun to make.
I am including a photo of the items I used to create this card and would be interested in your opinion as to whether it is helpful to you. Please leave a comment and let me know.
Stamps: Rubbernecker Cowboy Collection
Paper: Designer Paper, Mustard
Ink: Caramel Adirondack Due Ink, Distress Vintage Photo Reinker, Distress Crackle Paint Frayed Burlap
Accessories: Craft Knife, Distressing Tool, Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens, Ranger Cut & Dry Foam
Being a visual learner, I do like seeing a photo of what you used. Love your card. The crackle paint looks awesome.
I love your card for that challenge Kittie. Your pictures from CHA are awesome–love putting faces to familiar names. So wish I could have been there to finally meet you—someday!
hugs!
Your card is fabulous, and the crackle paint looks awesome. I think it is very helpful to see what other people use. Sometimes it is easier to remember what something looks like, rather than the name. It also aids in shopping, you know you are getting the right stuff, because you have seen it. Welcome back!!!
Adorable Kittie!! Awesome use of the crackle paint too! Love the fence!!
Adorable Kittie!! Awesome use of the crackle paint too! Love the fence!!
Oh my gosh, how cute is this Kittie. You are so clever in your creations! I love it! I’m so loving the Rubbernecker stamps. I was going through stamps last night and came across some Christmas stamps I ordered from them and haven’t had a chance to use. I’ll have to wait until next Christmas, but I’m going on the site to see what I can get that’s current. I love that they use unmounted rubber. Wish everyone did!
Welcome back Kittie. I enjoyed your pics from CHA. Hope the jet lag passes quickly!
Great card!
I love to see the photo of the materials used.
It is so much easier when searching to purchase a particular product when you know what it looks like.
truely truely adoring. lovely
Glad you had a good time while gone.
I like being able to see the products you used making a card/project. Helpful to me. tfs
Bev J.
Kittie I love this! That crackle stuff looks fabulous. And yes I love seeing the actual picture of the materials. Very cool idea. My guess is that most of us around here are very visually oriented learners. KWIM
Anyway I love this card!
LOVE this!! I keep eyeing the wheel and the fence…..maybe I’ll just have to treat myself REAL soon!! (I’m trying to be good!!)Glad you had fun (so BUMMED I didn’t get to meet you!! Maybe next time…NO….NEXT TIME!! hehe)
Starla
Aren’t you clever! Excellent artwork!
Also a visual learner I was immediatly taken with the photo and thought what a great idea for everyone to use when they post.
It was my great pleasure to meet you face to face at CHA, I admire and am inspired by your work. Thanks
Ah, this is cool! I love the texture from the distress paint and the way you used a polka dot paper for the bg! Love it!
awesoem Kittie, I do like seeing your supplies, you stage them very nicely!!
I am a huge fan of your work, and seeing this card, I just had to comment! I love the crackle paint! I just love the card in general! You’re such an inspiration!
I have to agree that I love seeing the supplies you used to make your awesome creations! Thanks for posting pics of CHA, too! What fun you all must have had!