Impression Obsession CHA Winter DT Blog Hop Day Four

Welcome to day four of our CHA Winter DT Blog Hop to preview our Spring/Summer stamps. Come by every day this week and check out all the wonderful design team projects.

For my project today I used the Ruffled Rooster, Vintage Egg Carton, Vintage Egg Trio (for shape only), Farm Fresh, Fence Border

When I first saw the egg carton I knew I wanted to fill it with eggs.  I stamped the carton with pumice stone, embossed it with clear embossing powder and cut it out.  I stamped the egg trio two times and cut them all out. Using my craft knife I cut slits for the eggs, turned them over to show the white side and inserted in them in the slits.  I secured them from the back with glue dots.

KC Impression Obsession Farm Fresh 1 left
I love the rooster image only I think it looks more like a chicken.  LOL!  I stamped it with black versafine, embossed with clear embossing powder and cut out.  I colored in the detail of the chicken areas using  distress markers. I thought she would look cute wearing an apron so I hand cut one and used the border duo 2 scalloped die to cut the little white trim. The farm fresh sentiment was stamped with black versafine, embossed with clear embossing powder and cut out with deckle scissors for a country feel.

KC Impression Obsession Farm Fresh 1 center
I cut a single mat frame using a rectangle die, cut a deckled edge around the outer edge, attached the fence border to the back of it  and mounted it over the card base with mounting tape. I popped the chicken, egg carton and sentiment up using mounting tape.

KC Impression Obsession Farm Fresh 1 right

Be sure and hop along to all the design team blog and leave comments to qualify for the daily prize. Go to the Impression Obsession blog to get all the blog hop prize details.

Thanks for stopping by. Enjoy the blog hop and I hope we see you tomorrow.

 

imageimageimageimageImpression Obsession Dies, Fence BorderImpression Obsession Dies, Border Duo 2Ranger - Super Fine 1oz. Embossing Powder, ClearAccents, GlossyHigh Tack Double-Sided Foam Mounting Tape, 1/2ATG Kit, Advanced Tape GliderSizzix Big Shot Machine, Black & PinkMemory Box Die, Metal Adaptor PlateGlue Dots, 3/8Teflon Bone FolderComfort Craft Craft Knife by Ingvild BolmeDistress Marker Full Set In Tube

 

Stamps:  Ruffled Rooster, Vintage Egg Carton, Vintage Egg Trio (for shape only), Farm Fresh     Ink:  Versafine Onyx Black, Distress Ink Pumice Stone, Distress Markers Fired Brick, Rusty Hinge,    Accessories:  Fence BorderBorder Duo 2 , Spellbinders Classic Rectangles, Clear Embossing PowderMounting Tape, Glossy Accents, Stylus, Mat, Metal Adapter Plate, Teflon Bone Folder, Deckle Scissors, Craft Knife, Snips, Satin, Unknown Designer Paper,

57 thoughts on “Impression Obsession CHA Winter DT Blog Hop Day Four”

  1. Can I just say WOW! I hope when I grow up (as a crafter that is, at 46 I don’t think I qualify as a kid anymore. . .lol!) I want to be just like you! I subscribe to your blog and each time I see so etching you make I am floored. You are so talented. I can’t imagine the amount of work that went into making the eggs alone!
    Please keep up the great work and keep inspiring others like me to try to grow and create!
    Hugs,
    Maureen

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  2. Oh this card is too cute! All the details make it amazing. The eggs in the carton came out wonderful! Thank you for sharing your talent!!

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  3. Love this. I have a BIL who has chickens, goats, and guinea pigs. No, he doesn’t have a farm. This is in the middle of Houston, TX.lol He also makes wine. He would so appreciate this card.
    Love the egg carton and the “chicken”.

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  4. Love your “chicken” card.and being a farm girl, I agree it does look like a chicken…love how you put the kittle apron on her…you are always so creative…I have your blog listed on my blog in my favorites, and look at it everytime you post!!

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  5. I enjoy your post every morning with my morning coffee. I LOVE this card and got the biggest chuckle about rooster or hen. That is a hen…from a country girl. Rooster are much leaner and that’s why they are not good for eating. However, the image is perfect….it’s that darling image you used (hen) that gives us those yummy looking eggs. (IO got it wrong this time…haha…but I love love my IO stamps and dies, so I’ll just give them a wink wink…haha)

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  6. Definitely a chicken, but a hen and not a rooster! I’m thinking whoever designed this is not a country girl and has never seen the 2 of them together:) There’s a huge difference. Love the card, and all of your cards. Hugs

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  7. To me too it looks more like a hen than a rooster, and with that cute apron a sweet mother hen at that ! Wonderful little scene you have put together.

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  8. Ack!!! That egg carton is to die for!! I can lots of uses for that die. Another awesome card to go along with it too Kittie.

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  9. Couldn’t be any cuter ! Your egg carton is awesome, and I think the hen in her apron is adorable. I really like how you used the fence die cut on this card. That’s a great detail !

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  10. You are so right, the rooster looks more like a sweet little hen! And I love how you gave her that sweet polka-dotted apron with tiny embellishments. Your attention to small extra details is simply amazing.

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  11. This is beyond adorable Kittie 🙂 I hope you are going to put some of your cards up for Sale again … I have been waiting in hopes !! TFS.

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  12. Your card is so impressive! LOVE that chicken and that carton of eggs is so realistic! I wish I could see this up close because I am just bowled over!!

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  13. I just love chickens!! The eggs in the carton are so delicious. Kittie: You are a master at scenes for cards. I just love your work. Thank you ever so much for sharing it with us.

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  14. I have a sister-in-law who loves chickens and whose chicken coop is larger than her house. She would definitely love this card and I definitely love this die. I believe I’m going to have to add it to the top of my wish list.

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