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Sugar Skull Ink Blended Cards and GIVEAWAY!

By on October 2, 2020 in Paper Crafting

Hello! Today I have a simple card share using the small Sugar Skull stamps in the September 2020 Hedgehog Hollow Kit.

I’ve been moving for the past week or so, and I really needed a break. This easy card really helped to reduce my stress levels…and I love how it turned out!

This is a favorite technique of mine, too: heat emboss the skull on the panel (I used both clear and white heat embossing powder), then ink on your favorite colors using a blending brush. I chose some fall colors of Distress Inks.

I added some gemstones in matching color to their eyes to add some unexpected sparkle!

I have absolutely LOVED creating with this kit. If you want to get one of your own, head on over to the SHOP to see if there are any still in stock!

Or, if you want to WIN the stamps and dies pictured below, head over to my Instagram and check out my giveaway HERE. (this will be a short giveaway so I can get these out to the winner for creating soon!)

To see my other cards I’ve created with this kit, check out these posts HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.

Be sure to leave a comment and head over to Instagram to enter the giveaway! Thanks for stopping by today.

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Color Changing Vinyl on Cards

By on September 24, 2020 in Paper Crafting

Hello! Today I wanted to share a card using Opal Color-changing vinyl! This vinyl came in the Hedgehog Hollow September kit and oh…it is BEAUTIFUL! I fell in love and so I decided to make a Love card with it.

This is a simple card because I wanted those flags to SHINE!! I had a great time coloring up these people because there is just so much detail.

For all the details and the Copic colors I used, please head over the Hedgehog Hollow blog HERE.

I’m often asked what supplies I use to make my cards and projects, so I’ve put together a list using affiliate links when possible. If you make a purchase with these links I may receive a small commission. These help me to keep up with blog costs and continue bringing you fun projects. Thank you so much for your support!

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Coloring with Embossing Powder

By on September 18, 2020 in Paper Crafting

Hello! Have you ever tried coloring with embossing powder? It’s really fun and great for when you are overwhelmed picking out marker colors.

Today I’m using the Sugar Skull stamp from the Hedgehog Hollow September Kit to show you just how this is done! Watch my short video below or in HD on YouTube:

I have to admit, this is a very dramatic (and scary) card…and not my usual style! But my husband says it’s one of his favorites, so I will post it…

Look how fun that embossing powder is! It shines in the light.

I’m often asked what supplies I use to make my cards and projects, so I’ve put together a list using affiliate links when possible. If you make a purchase with these links I may receive a small commission. These help me to keep up with blog costs and continue bringing you fun projects. Thank you so much for your support!

Thanks for stopping by today!

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Sugar Skull 2 Ways

By on September 1, 2020 in Halloween, Paper Crafting

Hello! Today I’m excited to be sharing the BRAND NEW September Hedgehog Hollow Kit in my video, and share 2 cards made with the very cool Sugar Skull Die included.

This kit is sure to sell out fast, so go check it out! I have all the links and supplies listed below.

This die is so interesting and intricate, with plenty of designs to color up or not! I have a short video below showing all the details of how these came together, watch it here or in HD on YouTube:

I’ll tell you, I was so excited to use these products right away! I got right into it, starting with this die set (it’s a 2 part die).

CARD 1:

I used some gel pens on this first card. They look great on dark cardstock! I left all the pieces in the die, which was easier than piecing them all back in. I added some die cut roses in yellow and some bright green leaves.

The background is inked in Distress Oxides in 2 colors…doesn’t that really make it all pop!?

CARD 2:

For this one I die cut in black and used some metallic paint for the teeth. Originally, I left the teeth IN (black cardstock) and then I regretted that choice. So the metallic paint was the answer! Since this was regular cardstock, I used a very small amount of water on this and it worked just fine.

I’m often asked what supplies I use to make my cards and projects, so I’ve put together a list using affiliate links when possible. If you make a purchase with these links I may receive a small commission. These help me to keep up with blog costs and continue bringing you fun projects. Thank you so much for your support!

I hope you enjoyed these projects today!

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Witches Brew Cards

By on October 20, 2019 in Halloween, Paper Crafting

Hello! What IS in a witch’s brew anyway? Lol. Today I have a couple Halloween cards using a favorite sentiment of mine: “Best Witches.”

Best Witches!

This is a fun card to make! I have a video showing you how, watch it below or on YouTube:

The second card uses much of the same products, with a little more of a twist.

For this one, I inked the background with the domed blending tools and some distress oxides in greens & blues. Then I added some water to create that oxide look. I cut some clouds to represent the witches brew, then popped up the witch legs behind the brew. I added some clear droplets, bats and stickles.

I’m often asked what supplies I use to make my cards and projects, so I’ve put together a list using affiliate links when possible. If you make a purchase with these links I may receive a small commission. These help me to keep up with blog costs and continue bringing you fun projects. Thank you so much for your support!

I hope you liked these fun Halloween cards. This is about as spooky as it gets around here, folks! Lol. Thanks for stopping by.

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