Jasmin Crafty Makes

    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 Anna is your hostess and her challenge theme for you is:   All About The Boys!  We want to see your masculine cards for Boys or Men! 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...

  Hey Crafty Friends, Today is super exciting as we get to share some sneak peeks with you for the new upcoming release at  Sweet November Stamps  and it will not disappoint!  I get to share a peek of this gorgeous mermaid from the upcoming Sunshine and Seashells stamp set. Isn't she cute and wait till you see the rest of the items in this release! Be sure to check out Sweet November Stamps  Facebook  group throughout today as there will be lots of fun going on and you won't want to miss it! Keep your eyes peeled on 14th May for full reveals and release day! Until next time, happy crafting! Jas X https://www.instagram.com/jasmincraftymakes https://www.pinterest.co.uk/jasmincraftymakes

Hey Crafty Friends, It's MerMay and we're celebrating with the  Sweet November Stamps  team today by sharing and revisiting previous Mermaid releases. I'm sharing  Aquata , I just love how she is hugging the small octopus! I've paired her with some elements from other  clear stamp sets, I just love how the sweet november sets work so well together helping you stretch your supplies further. Card Recipe: 1. Die cut some Oceon Ink Drop paper from a  wonky stitch  rectangle 2. Stamp images on  alcohol marker  and colour in your favourite medium. I'm using copics 3. Stick images down with  adhesive glue  and your mermaid on top using  foam tape  to create some depth I hope you have enjoyed my revisit of Aquata today, be sure to hop on over to the  Friends of Sweet November Stamps  group today for some fun, it won't want to be missed! Until next time, happy crafting! Jas X https://www.instagram.com/jasmincraftymakes https:...

Hey Crafty Friends, Today I get to share inspiration with you using a previous release from  Scrappy Boy Stamps . This card was one of those happy accidents, I had a beautifully blended background for a Halloween themed card before I knocked over some liquid I had on my desk which created a right mess!  I decided to try and recover the background anyway and these  Superhero stamps felt like the perfect fit! Do you throw backgrounds away that are messed up or recover/recycle them? I would love to know in the comments below! Card Recipe: 1. Blend a background from Wilted Violet , Candied Apple ,  Carved Pumpkin and  Squeezed Lemonade 2. This is where I spilt water on the project, you can get the same affect by adding flicks or drops of water onto the background and dab away with kitchen towel. Keep adding water until you have a sort of Bokeh sort of affect! If you do want the colours to mix like mine did you can also drop water onto the background and first...

       Good morning krafty friends! It's May, and that means it's time for a brand new SKRAPPY CHALLENGE with  Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps ! The theme of course is  ANYTHING BUT A CARD ! For this challenge you can make anything that strikes your fancy....except a card! So design a new scrapbook page, bookmark, tag, altered item, planner page, art journal, ATC cards...whatever you like! Just make sure to include some  Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps  products and make sure it's a new creation!  As soon as we have at least five people playing along, we'll be giving away a $10 gift voucher to the krafty shop as the monthly prize!   You have until Monday, June 6th to enter, and you can submit as many new creations as you like for more chances to WIN!  Also be sure to share your designs on the  Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps' Krafty Friends facebook page  because we love to see your stuff! Check out some more inspiration from the Krafty Team be...

Hey Crafty Friends, Welcome back, today I'm sharing something a little different to a normal card. The latest release from  Scrappy Boy  has a fantastic chocolate theme to it so gave me a perfect excuse to use my latest purchase the HoneyBee Stamps  Sweet Treat Box Die Recipe for boxes: 1. Take some card stock of your choice, alternatively why not check out the amazing co ordinating  paper packs to these stamp sets. I'm using Heffy Doodle card stock  Butterscotch  and  Bubblegum Blush 2. As this was the first time I had played with this die I used a fab video on YouTube which you can find  here 3. Stamp desired  images on  alcohol marker  friendly card stock and colour in your favourite medium. I'm using copic markers Colour Combo: Skin - E33, E31, E11, E00 Dress - Y17, Y15, Y13. C3, C1 for shadow in apron Hair - E18, E15, E11 Table Skirt - Y38, Y35 (double up the layers of Y38 to create a darker shadow area) Chocolate - E49, E47,...

Hey Crafty Friends, It's time for a new release at  Scrappy Boy  and this one is another fantastic fan piece! Card Recipe: 1. Take a  stitched heart  background die cut from  oyster shell  card stock 2. Ink around the edges with  shaded lilac  ink 3. Take a scalloped frame die and die cut from a slightly shiny card stock. I'm using something from a mix box I got from  papermill  direct 4. Stamp  images  on  alcohol marker  friendly card stock and colour in your favourite medium. I'm using copics Colour Combo: BV25, BV23, BV31 5. Die cut a  get well soon  sentiment with a shadow cut. I've cut my shadow from the same as my scalloped frame and then word from a slightly darker shiny card stock. I hope you have enjoyed today's inspiration, remember you don't need a huge range of colour combo's to experiment, this was a new combo to me which I think I love and will definitely use again. Until next time, happy craf...