Kraftin Kimmie - Saturday Challenge, tie it up

  Good morning and welcome to another

fabulous and fun Saturday Challenge
at Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps !


Are you ready for another fun and krafty challenge to inspire you and help get your creative juices flowing?
We've got some fabulous ideas for you 
and can't wait to see what you create!

This week, Krafty Girl Danni is your hostess and her challenge theme for you is: 

Tie It Up!

Use ribbon, twine, thread... on your project!


Each and every Saturday we post a brand new challenge for the week and you are welcome to enter as many times as you like.
These must be new creations and you are welcome to use any stamp, however, using Kraftin' Kimmie Stamp products will earn you double entries!

The monthly prize is a $25 voucher to the Krafty shop!!!
Woohoo!  There are two ways to enter: you can link up your creation on the  Kraftin’ Kimmie blog page and if using KKS products,
you can upload your photo to the album in our 
Krafty Friends FB group.

And don't forget about this weekend's Frugal Friday Specials!! 
We've got a selection of gorgeous stamp sets on SALE 40% OFF this weekend while supplies last!!  


Be sure to check out all the fun projects the Design Team has come up with in the links below! Happy kraftin'!

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

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Card Recipe:

1. Take a large stitched slimline die cut from blue card stock

2. Take a stitched circle to create the middle aperture and a smaller circle in the same nesting set to create the top and bottom aperture. 

3. Take some wool in your colour choice, I'm going with a multi blue coloured wool and cut it to lengths that cover your small circles. Use adhesive glue to stick each end. I have alternated the colours to give a light to dark contrast across the circle.

4. At this point I've also attached foam tape to the back of my panel. I've been generous so that it doesn't sink in the middle when attached to the card panel. Leave the release paper on for now.

5. Stamp image on alcohol marker friendly card stock and colour in your favourite medium. I'm using copics

Colour combo:

Plane - B37, B26, B24, B23, B21. BG09, BG07, BG05, BG01. W5, W3, W1

Jacket/Hat - E37, E35, E33, E31

Scarf - BG15, BG13, BG10

Goggles - C9, C7, C5

Skin - E33, E31, E00

Dog - C3, C1

6. Cut a slimline card base from the same coloured card as your front panel. Mine is 8.5x7 scored at 3.5. Attach your front card panel to your base.

7. Use foam tape to attach your image in the central circle

8. Die cut some stitched clouds in various sizes from white card stock.

9. On a large cloud stamp your sentiment with a stamping platform and Memento Tuxedo Black ink

10. Stick your clouds down in various places with adhesive glue.

I hope you have enjoyed today's inspiration and a different way to use ribbons, wool, thread etc from your stash. I think this makes a great masculine card with an interactive element of touch with the wool sections. 

Until next time, happy crafting!

Jas

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Challenge entries:

MFT weekly Sketch Challenge

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Interactive theme

MFT Monthly Slimline Challenge 

Simon Says Stamp Instagram April Challenge - Slimline 

There's a stamp for that Facebook Challenge 

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