Happy Monday morning! I want to start my post today by offering up the lovely Memory Box Wild Blooms die as blog candy. All you have to do to be entered into a random drawing is leave me a comment on this post saying what your “go to” technique is when you need a quick card. You will have until noon on Friday, June 22nd to leave a comment and the winner will be announced in my Saturday, June 23rd morning post.
My project today was made using the smaller set of dies in the My Favorite Things Pretty Posies set. I paired it with my new Memory Box Honeyblossom Sprig and Vivienne Butterfly dies and the My Favorite Things Oval Dainty Doily.
I die cut the ovals, layered the white on the pink using mounting tape and attached to the card base.
I cut three sets of flowers and two sets of sprigs to create this soft flower spray. I used a stylus and mat to form the flowers and add a little dimension to the foliage. I attached one full sprig on the white oval and then cut the second one apart and attached to the first one creating a fuller piece of foliage. I attached the three flowers and then added a few of the tiny flowers from the Flower Mound to soften. The butterfly and pearls seemed like the perfect finishing touch for this simple yet elegant card.
Thanks for stopping in today. Don’t forget to leave your comment on this post if you would like to be entered into the drawing for my blog candy.
Paper: White, Kiwi Kiss, Regal Rose Accessories: My Favorite Things Oval Dainty Doily Duo and Pretty Posies, Memory Box Vivienne Butterfly, Honeyblossom Sprig and Flower Mound, Spellbinder Classic Scalloped Oval, Pearls, Glossy Accents, Glue Dots, Mounting Tape, Stylus, Mat, ATG, Big Shot,
**Drool** Absolutely LOVE the detailed butterfly ~~ first time seeing it and definitely a must have 🙂 Let’s see, my “go to” when I need a quick and fast card is pretty impossible for me … my problem is I like all the small defined details and dimensional things. But if I HAD to, I would creative a quick tag with some vintage ribbon 🙂
TFS and have a wonderful week Kittie !
Mijn favoriete stijl !
Ongelooflijk hoe je die details uitwerkt !
Groetjes van Marleen
Een snelle kaart maak ik met gekleurde achtergrond met een poppy op of een vlinder, een sentiment erop en klaar …
lovely as usual
What a pretty card!
Thank you for the opportunity to win such a lovely die. It has been on my wishlist for a while.
My go-to technique for quick cards is to pop up punch shapes and die cuts on foam tape to give a 3D look. I use a lot of foam tape so I buy it in the wheel size at the office supply stores.
Have a great week!
Firstly, let me tell you Kittie that I am “overwhelmed” by your creativity and can hardly wait to see your cards everyday…I love your work!!!!
I think my “go to” technique for a quick and fast card would have to be a fancy stamp coloured with my copics with a simple sentiment. Thanks for the chance to win!
Beautiful card and love that frilly butterfly. Thanks so much for a chance to win.
Tina
aurathentic@gmail.com
Hi Kittie! What awesome blog candy…Love those Memory Box dies!! I guess my go to technique for a quick card is using die cuts and punches to create interesting layers, shapes and embellishments.
Your work is absolutely lovely – unbelievable how talented you are
my go to project would to stamp a sweet magnolia and color it with my prismacolors. Love to color with non typical colors.
Marcie
msydness@yahoo.com
Hi Kittie,
What a gorgeous card! Your work is so lovely.
My “go-to” technique is to die cut and layer with simple sentiments. All the beautiful die cuts that are available now make it easy to look like you worked harder than you did! Of course, your attention to detail is a true labor of love! Thanks for sharing all you do!
I enjoy your lovely cards. They are exquisite!
When I make a quick card, I do a wash of color over a stamped image, and paste it over patterned paper. I’d love to try and do more 3D type cards like yours.
Wow Kittie, this is so gorgeous! Love the colors you used and those flowers!!!
I have a really hard time designing cards (I am fairly new at this), so when I need a quick card, I grab my Papercrafts magazine and find one I like and then adapt it to my stash. It is amazing how quickly they come together when I have a “sketch”. Speaking of which, I also save sketches from challenge blogs in a file and sometimes I will use those when I need a quick card.
Thanks for the chance to win this lovely die!
new to your site and i just love it,and new to card making your work inspirers me.
Wow, this card is gorgeous…but then all of your projects are out of this world beautiful!! My go-to technique for quick cards would be using a collage stamp. I can often get away without even coloring it in if I coordinate the papers and background and ink! THanks for this wonderful giveaway!
As always I love your beautiful card! My go to for a quick card is usually quick punches or die cuts and I love using pop dots and ribbon!
Thanks for the chance!
Renee
Gohogwild dot renee at gmail dot com
Приятная работа.Спасибо за Ваши идеи!Очень вдохновляет!
Encore une carte MAGNIFIQUE!!!!!
J’adore, j’attend tous les jours vos messages pour voir vos créations.
Je ne participe pas à votre jeu, car je ne pense pas gagné
Et puis, pour envoyé un paquet en France c’est très cher depuis l’Amérique. Néanmoins, pour faire une carte rapidement, je me sert d’un die et de perforatrices.
Bises.
Chantal
Another beautiful card Kittie! You’ve inspired me to buy and use a stylus on a small flower punch that I’ve had for a while!! It worked ok but I’d love to be able to create the gorgeous flowers you make.
My go to technique for a quick card is to use a background paper and add a die cut, popped onto some foam tape, with a sentiment sticker. The Vivienne butterfly is one of my favourites! Thanks for the opportunity to win 🙂
Love your work !!
Since I am fairly new to the card making world, my ‘go to’ would have to be a simple card using a die cut or two, and no type of ‘coloring’.
Your card is so sweet and lacy. Is there any thing prettier than pink and green? I love your beautiful butterfly. It looks so delicate landing on the bouquet. I am a stamper at heart but I have the spellbinder Poinsettia and have been practicing using it and hopefully I will be ready to make cards for Christmas. I had to have it after seeing yours last year.
Thanks for sharing and inspiring! 🙂
Still totally loving your work, I’m certainly back on track with my mojo from your inspirational work!
My quick go to technique is some pretty paper edged with martha Stewart punches and some ribbon across the bottom with a bow and sentiment stamped onto a punched circle or oval
Xx
Gorgeous card! My go to technique is just pretty background paper with a die-cut scalloped oval containing the greeting and maybe some ribbon or bow.
your work always inspires and amazes me. My go to is to emboss with a stamped image in white and sponge on various distress inks to make a watercolore type background. It looks like I spent hours.
Kittie, I look forward to your daily posts! My go to technique is finding a sketch and color challenge and combining them ! I love your flower works! Thank you!
As always I love the classic beauty of your cards… you make this all look so easy peasy, my go to technique is to use patterned paper, a die cut, ribbon & being. Thanks 4 the chance 2 win
Well the last attempt didnt work so I will try again !
I really enjoy coming to your site every day and look forward to your posts.
CAS is hard for me but an oval die cut with a stamped image or sentiment backed by a scalloped oval in gold attached over an embossed background would do it for me.
Forgot to say that your card is absolutely lovely 🙂 I have been coveting the die that you have as blog candy too 🙂
Kittie,
Absolutely love this card! So pretty! Your designs are just “over the top” Thanks for sharing
Beautiful card as always:) My go to technique in a hurry is to use a beautiful patterned paper with ribbon and a die cut flower.
http://visionsofpaper.blogspot.com/
your card is just gorgeous as usual. i very rarely need a quick card since i’m making cards all the time but if i want to a quick gift set i use stamping on patterned paper, usually a die cut embossed vellum butterfly(which i keep in supply), and maybe some ribbon. i have several layouts that are quick and easy.
Your blog and creations are soooooo beautiful and inspiraing!!!! I love the 3-D look of everything you make!!! You do gorgeous work!!!!
Kittie, I love the added butterfly to your card. It is so delicate and looks great in place of a ribbon. My go-to technique is to stamp an immage, color it and mount it on a card base. By adding a couple of different pattern papers and following a sketch of the day it is an an easy card to make up quickly. Thanks for all your daily inspiration.
I always look forward to having an email with KittieKraft on it, as it is an everyday WOW! You have such goregeous work and I just love flowers. However, I am new to the Big Shot, but that would have to be my favorite “go to” technique right now. You are sure making me have a HUGE wish list in the dies, that is for sure. Thank you for linking your supplies to Ellen Hutson, as I had not saw that site of GOODIES GALORE!!! I sure appreciate the opportunity to win such a lovely floral die. 🙂 PICK ME! PICK ME! LOL
Wow… that card is incredible! I must say that I bought the MB tulip dies because of your post awhile back that featured those dies!
Wild Blooms and that lovely butterfly die are on my wish list too!
My favorite technique right now is emboss resist… stamping and using white embossing power, then inking over the design.
DeniseB
My go to technique for a quick card is to either use a large embossing folder that covers the whole front of the card and requires little or no stamping . . or I use a large stamp and emboss with embossing powder.
You cards are more than cards, they are works of art!!
Love all the inspiration.
I can’t say I have a particulat technique that I go to for a quick card. I have a file of sketches and usually I will select a sketch and it all happens from there. One of my favorite things to do is to randomly pick up a piece of patterned paper and go for it.
Oh my… Your cards are always so beautiful and inspiring. This one is no exception. Love it,
Beautiful card!! My go to technique for a quick card is a bold image stamp, like a flower, colored direct to stamp and add some nice ribbon and a sentiment. Thanks for the chance to win!!
Love the card Kitty!! For a quick and easy card I usually use some great designer paper with a sentiment and ribbon. Takes no time at all but ends up looking great!
Gorgeous card Kittie, love the flower and love that gorgeous butterfly.
My go to is embossing, this always brings about an elegant look for a quick card.
Thanks for a chance to win this new die. 🙂
You are an inspiration…absolutely love your work! My “go to” is always the embossing folder first, and then a die cutout, then embellish, embellish!!! Love to create a picture with the die cuts. Thanks for the opportunity to add to my stash of dies! 🙂
Kitty,
I just posted on the WRONG card review, Lol!
I have a new Must Have in this Pretty Posies and the Dainty Doily dies. I love this delicate card. I just recently bought the Premula Blooms because of a card you posted and now I must have this one too.
When I want a Quick Go To card, I find myself using the Madison Window Die. It has so very many possibilities and can be adapted to all seasons and situations. It is easy and fun to brainstorm new scenes. And Who caused me to want the MWD???? You of course. I learn so much from you Kitty and greatly admire your work.
Sincerely,
Susan Bagley
As always, your card is gorgeous. I love all your flowers in all your cards, and the flowers and colors in this one are beautiful. I also love the butterfly!
My go to technique has always been to grab a beautiful piece of DP and some dies and go from there. Lately though, I have been grabbing a stamp that has a matching die and then choosing a background paper and embellishments. All of these beautiful dies make it so easy to design a card fast!
I have to say a quick card for me would be embossing folders. They really make a statement with very little work.
Hi Kittie,
your work fascinates me. Such detail and so pretty.
My quick card technique would be with pattern paper and punches and simple sentiment
As usual,,your card is so beautiful. Your work always amazes! The delicate butterfly on the card is just the perfect touch. Favorite technique right now is probably using embossing powder. I’m just finding out all the amazing uses it has and the different looks it can create.
Another elegant card!
My go-to technique for a quick card is to use one of my many embossing folders for the background and a spellbinders die with a stamped image within, usually floral. A little coloring of image, a few pop dots for dimention and whola! the card is done.
Thanks again Kittie for yournspirations!! daily i
You are such an inspiration. I’m always excited to see your cards in the morning. I love that you list the products that you use. That is so very helpful. Thank you so much.
Beautiful card, once again.
My go to/quick card technique? Haven’t really thought about it too much but I guess it would be “rolling” a design on the bottom – embossing it and adding the sentiment – usually punched out and popped up for dimension.
Thanks again for all your “idea” and explaining them so well.
Wow, thanks for the chance to win a great prize! I wish I could do a quick card, but it takes me forever to do one! I’m getting lots of great tips from the other comments, though. Your cards are just gorgeous!
This is so beautiful. My go-to quickie is die-cuts and using a sillhouette stamp in florals. thanks for the chance to win awesome blog candie.
Gorgeous card! My to-go technique is simply using my SU or MS punches to make a bird, a flower, an owl. It’s simple and fast! Thank you for the chance to win.
My go to design is to use my dies to make a beautiful flower and then layer on some pretty papers. Thanks for sharing your beautiful creations, I always look forward to them!
Such Lovely work you do….!! I so enjoy visiting your blog and seeing what you come up with each day!
My Go To’s are just a pretty background paper and a simple stamp image colored and maybe some ribbon…
Kittie your card is soooooo pretty love all your cards, thanks for posting your beautiful work. My quick card would be using a die cut and dry embossing. Thanks for a chance to win.
Kittie, I love all your flower cards. My day isn’t complete till I’ve check your site.
Beautiful flowers, such lovely bouquet and like were you positioned the butterfly 🙂
Embossing folders are great for a quick card 🙂
Every morning I look at all the new cards posted and never have to look at the name on our cards, they have that Kittie look! I love them all. When I need a quick card I pull out punches or dies and solid stamps with a bow and/or pearls, or maybe rhinestones.
It is always a treat to see what you have created, everything is gorgeous. My favorite technique is to take a CAS layout and give it texture with an embossing folder and some die-cut layers, avoiding coloring whenever possible. It is interesting to see others’ comments!
My go to technique for quick but classy cards is embossing with embossing folders and/or paper piecing simple open stamps.
I love this die and all of Memory Box dies- thanks for the chance to win!
What a beautiful card!! and thanks for a chance to win an awesome die. I would probably reach for a folder or spellbinders. O and I love your cat widget. it is so cute and made me laugh, lol
My go to for easy is probably embossing with a folder…but my very favorite thing in the world is using die cuts!
I would have to say dies are my go to item. They are fast and beautiful with a few accents.
Gorgeous card, I love all of the details you put into your designs! My go to items for a quick card are flower dies popped up with a sentiment. Thanks for the chance to win!
Can’t begin to tell you how wonderful I think your work is. You are a “very” talented lady and like many others, I’m excited every day to see your next card! My easy “go to” style when in a hurry, is just a patterned paper on the top half of the card and plain cardstock on the bottom half with a ribbon and bow around the middle of it. Thank you for the chance to win a great die.
Is my Cuttlebug a technique?? Using my dies and embossing folders are used in everything I do. Either one of them or both together. I think it’s these machines are the best invention to turn out beautiful cards quick and fast or slow and intricate.
Such a beautiful card! I love the butterfly you have on this. Thanks for the link to where it can be bought. My go to technique for a quick card to impress could be paper piecing using dies to quickly cut out the images.
Love, Love, Love your cards!!! You are such an inspiration to me. I enjoy visiting you everyday and look forward to your beautiful creations. So happy you share such wonderful details. My go to for a fast card would be embossing folders and dies. Added with a few punched flowers and I can get a card done quickly. Thanks for a chance to win such a wonderful die. I love Memory Box and I would love to have this one.
Wow, this is so fantastic! All your cards are just out of this world gorgeous. My favorite go to when I need a quick card is a frame embossing folder and a simple stamp or die-cut on top of it, or even sometimes a purchased stacked sticker. I recently made 22 cards for game prizes for my grand-daughter’s baby shower using my embossing folders, 4 sheets of die cut stickers I got at the $ store and peel-off sentiment stickers.
BEAUTIFUL card!!!
When I need to make a card in 15 minutes, I go to my Cricut Imagine. It will print and cut the designs and then I glue or pop them on the card base. Almost instant card.
However, I love making the cards like you do with the dies and punches.
The die that you have to ‘give-a-way’ is one that I do not have and I would love to add it to my collection. I was actually thinking of ordering it from Ellen the past weekend. I also saw on her site a stamp that would have made a great background for this die.
Thank you for your inspiration.
Marjorie from TX
m.brundagetx at yahoo dot com
MB’s dies are so amazing! And your card is equally stunning. That butterfly is gorgeous, and I’m amazed at the mileage you get from that Flower Mound die. Definitely on my “gotta get” list. My go-to technique at the moment is monochromatic layers with lots of embossing/texturing, layered with a die cut stamped image and sentiment.
I love your website and the fantastic cards that you make. You give me some great ideas!! My go to ideas is, when I have time, I make alot of cards ahead of time for different occasions. when an occasion comes up, I am prepared. Thanks for all you do, keep up the great work.
Gorgeous card…I think my “go to” would be a die cut. It always gives me a focal point and I work from there.
Thanks for always sharing your beautiful cards…I’m so glad to be one of your many followers.
darlene
Gorgeous card, as usual…and that butterfly just seems to float delicately over the flowers. Perfect!
My go-to would be a solid stamps and a brayer/sponge.
You do such wonderful work that I have an email sent to me whenever you post a new card! My go to technique is clean and simple. Stamping a sentiment and a strip of dp on the edge. When I am in a hurry, it is the easiest, but it’s sometimes also the prettiest!
Another gorgeous card Kittie! Love all the die work you do! My go to technique is always dry and wet embossing. Thanks for the chance to win!
FLOWERS…..I’ve never made so many flowers since I’ve started following your technique and style. Love them all. For a fast easy last minute card, I resort to my dies and a few stamps which always seem to impress my friends and family. They think I put in a zillion minutes into it and am so creative.
This is absolutely gorgeous and that butterfly is so delicate – it finishes it off perfectly.
Before discovering your blog I would have said either one of my lili of the valley rubber stamps coloured with either copics or promarkers, or a sentiment diecut into a labels type shape layered onto pretty backing paper with ribbon, lace and flowers, but now I would say that these shaped flowers would be my current go to technique, as, now I have learned the basic techniques with the aid of your fab tutorials, they are not only reasonably quick to cut and shape, they are really eye catching too. I donate most of my cards to a local animal rescue charity and they have told me that the floral ones are popular and go really well.
Hi Kittie, I love the cards you create and check your blog every day for inspiration. My go to quick technique would be a swish of two distress inks blended side by side then a brush flower stamp from Penny Black. Thanks for the opportunity to win that love Memory Box die. You;re really inspiring me to buy more of them! Pat
Love your card. I have been following your blog for a while. I look forward to your posts and beautiful cards!
My go to technique is a simple card using a stamped image, sentiment and my nesties. Then I usually just have a ribbon somewhere on the card.
Love these Memory Box stamps and dies. They make card making easy and fun.
Love your cards! My simple card technique would be pattern paper and dies.
Thank you very much for the giveaway.
Hi Kitty, your cards are always so pretty!
In answer to the question what my “go to” technique for a quick card is plain but meaningful using pretty patterned paper and my spellbinder dies. I always try to add some ribbon or embellishment to “dress” it up a bit. I’m not one to have a lot of ribbon and bling on any of my cards. I like simple, yet elegant cards.
Thanks for the opportunity to enter your contest! Good luck to everyone who has entered!
Beautifully done car Kittie….as all of your gorgeous creations!!!! My “go to” would be embossing, you can alter any type of paper, add a few flowers,leaves and ribbon and WALLLLA done!!!
what a great offerting from you.every day you blow me away with your gorgeous cards.how much time and patience you have to make all of them.a quick card is tim holtz alcohol inks,a die,a punch,a saying on a stamp,pop-up tape and wala a card.thank you for a chance to win the great die.
Amazing as always! My ‘go to’ for quick cards are stamped images that I have ready coloured so I can just mount them and embellish, although Im no good at being quick at card making! x
Kitty: Your cards are so beautiful. You are such an inspiration. I love how you use the dies. My go to is my dies and pretty papers. Also, I go to your blog a lot to look at your tutorials. I have learned so much from your tutorials. I would love to win this Memory Box Die. It is on my wish list.
Kitty, you make amazing cards! I can always come here for inspiration. When I need a quick card, I head to my dies. Many of my dies have been purchased thanks to you and your wonderful inspiration pieces. I look forward to reading your blog every day.
My go to for a quick card are MS punches and Cuttlebug or Sizzix embossing folders. I love coming each day to view your cards. They are so inspiring. Just wish I had all the crafting goodies you have! Thanks for a chance for the blog candy.
What a fantastic card! I LOVE all your flowers and the butterfly is just beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win.
When I need a quick card, I inevitably go into “CAS” mode. I use just little punches of color, and lots of white. Thanks for the chance to win blog candy! ANd Kittie, your cards are ALWAYS outstanding!
Gorgeous card; love all the details-butterfly is stunning! My go to technique is CAS, usually with solid paper and a detailed pretty stamp. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
Wow, this is so beautiful! My cards are never as elaborate as this! My go to is usually a stamp and patterned paper, and ribbon!
My “go to” for a quick card is a “clean and simple” or a one-layer card. Thanks for the chance for the blog candy!
My favorite “go to” technique for a quick card is coloring directly to stamps with watercolor markers, huff, then stamp. This is a great technique for a CAS card. Thanks for the chance at such a wonderful die. Love your gorgeous card!
My favourite “go to” technique is a stamped image coloured with my Prisma pencils and gamsol and then adding a stamped sentiment for a clean and simple card.
Love love love your cards! My go to technique when I do a quick card is using my punches. Thanks for this wonderful prize!
My go to technique is use either patterned paper or use dry embossing folders, punch some flowers and tied a coordinating ribbon.
Thanks for the chance to win. I’m an admirer of your amazing job.
Loly Borda
I love stoping by your blog to see what beauties you have made. You alwas inspire me ….and help me empty my wallet:) Your cards are works of art and should all be framed. TFS
This card is sooooo beautiful! My go to for quick cards is a little paper piecing using my stamps. Usually flowers!
This card is amazing!! My go to cards are some dies and patternd paper and a little setiment…
What a stunning card.
I have your blog saved in my fvourites as your use of dies has inspired me to use my dies more often. You have showed me how to get more use out of one die!
My go to technique therefore, is using dies.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Love Sheila x
U make such beautiful cards dear. they are just amazing.
My go to card always starts with my Cuttlebug. I use it on almost every card either with an embossed piece or a die cut piece. Love love your creations! You have such a talent and each project is a WOW to me!!!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent, Kittie.
Holy Moly that’s a lot of comments 🙂
Beautiful card card but then so are all your cards Kittie … you have so much patience and you put so much time and love into all of your cards. They are all truly a labour of love.
My “go to” technique is weaving. I either use magazine pages/ads or use backgrounds I have created. Just a simple card-size rectangle makes the base of your weaving then choose a complementary color. You can leave the edges solid or you can just eyeball the size and leave the ends dangling. It always creates a magical background for your sentiment and other embellishments.
Beautiful card as always. My go to for a quick card is using both sides of designer paper with a seam binding bow or one of many embellishments I have in my stash.
The card is gorgeous. And how I love my Memory Box dies.
Hi, I just love your cards, they have such depth and detail. My “go-to” technique for a quick card is to do stamping and some sort of background technique like a water color wash or blocking. It seems to be an easy solution for something quick but it still looks nice! ~gin~
Amazing card once again, my quick go to technique would be Coloured co ordinated card with a simple dye cut, ribbon, buttons or fabric flowers
Ali
N.Z.
Look forward to seeing your beautiful cards each day ! I love to use coordinating papers and some die cuts and pop dots for quick cards.
Lovely card – seriously! I enjoy the butterfly instead of a bow. The flowers – gorgeous! The lacey oval – perfect! Excellent card!
Pretty card!!! My go-to style would be vintage/shabby chic.
First … WOW!! That’s gorgeous!!
My go-to technique is some sort of solid/silhouette stamp and a sentiment on layers of card stock. Then a few embellishments.
I too love to shape punches to add to my cards.
Keep up the great work!!
Than’s for this blog give-a-way! And thanks to Ellen Hutson’s post on FB.
i admire your work so much..thanks for sharing..my go to, would be anything done with my big shot..:)
Oh my goodness! Love the card!!
For a quick card, I usually use a couple of colored cardstock layers over a white background, with a stamped, colored-in image, and add a sentiment and a few flowers for embellishments. (Now guess who taught me how PRETTY flowers can look on a cardfront! Thank you Kittie! :))
Gorgeous card Kittie! Absolutely gorgeous! I use silhouette stamps for a quick card.
Kittie,
Wonderful wonderful card as usual, just love this technique, have used it alot since learning to do it from you!. Thanks
Lets see, I used to stamp alot and color, but now if I need to do a quick card, I usually use one of my dies and it is so easy to make a nice card with them, and that is using the negative or positive die cut, a bow and a stamp for the sentiment and done!! Maybe even a quick embossing folder as well, so easy now with all these wonderful dies!!!
Have a great week.
Hugs
Donna
That card is simply amazing with all the detail. My go to cards have lots of layers and lots of dies and a beautiful image colored with Copics or Prismacolor pencils.
I “go to” my Copics using stamps.
My quick go to is 6×6 scrapbooking paper pads. Grab some lace, ribbon, button, stamp and die cut. Throw it all together and call it good! People never know it took about 10 minutes to make. Your birch tree card is just stunning! If i had that card I would frame it! Your flowers and butterfly card is also nice. But hooked on that birch tree!
Your cards are always lovely and such an inspiration! I recently sent my mom a thank-you card using one of your flower techniques. I worked it into a card that resembles her little garden. It was such fun to make!
My “go to” technique is always using die cuts or punches. I have always been addicted to them. Thank you for the blog candy opportunity!
♥ Laura C.
Kittie, Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful cards and techniques – and for offering this great candy. I don’t have much time to write – or create. I usually do both at the last minute when I’m strapped for time. My favorite things to use are punches and dies with some designer paper because everything goes together so quickly.
I love seeing your work. It’s always sooo beautiful.
My “go to” technique…hmmm…my “go to” is usually tied directly w/procrastination so i really don’t have time for a technique. So it would either me a “Keep it Simple” card or look at some sketches for a layout idea ~ usually using several layers of paper and then popping up either a cut out image/embellishment
Oh my goodness – this card is absolutely gorgeous!
Probably my go-to would be a cuttlebug embossing folder and a stamped image to layer, with flowers or butterfly to embellish
My go to for a quick card is always clean and simple. Usually try to use a larger sentiment that can be quickly colored, then add some score lines.
Love your cards, I’m so glad that I found your blog!! 🙂
very very beautiful card! My go to technique for quicak cards are some dies, patterned papers and paper piecing.
As always, what a beautiful card. I love your style and enjoy your blog very much. For a quick card, I rely on my big shot and dies. I like to layer shapes, patterned paper, a stamped or computer-generated sentiment, and ribbon (feminine) or a strip of crimped paper with brads (masculine) for a quick card. Thanks for a chance to win.
gorgeous card!! lovely colors!! i so admire you’re talents to make “scenes” with simple dies…
my go to technique is wrinkle-free distress when i’m in need of a quickie.. =)
thanks for the chance!!
hugs, SannaS