Inspired by a challenge, today's card features some cute and curious kitties. I have had these stamps for a couple of years now, bought probably at FB marketplace, if it is not a charity shop find. I would love to know its brand or maker, as I suspect they would have more stamps with this degree of cuteness.
There is a tic-tac-toe challenge that gave me the idea and framework for this. I pulled out a stencil, an ink smudged piece of background and a die set.
First I stenciled DO Stormy Sky onto the base. The effect is not too busy, which lets the kitties stand out. Then I die cut a couple of stems and sprayed them a bit with white ink.
The kitties were colored in with markers. Also showing the usage of snippets: the small piece of cardstock was used up completely for the kitties.
Lastly I wove a piece of twine from one stem to another. This card has no sentiment - yet. I had several on offer, but I'd like to find the perfect occasion for sending it and then find the sentiment to match.
Entering this in these great challenges that led my way today:
Alphabet Challenge: K is for kittens
Retro Rubber Challenge: #281 Fallish Tic-Tac-Toe My row is on top: ribbon/twine - stencil - die cut
I Love Promarkers: #615 Animals
Stencil Fun: September Ag/ yellow optional - I am playing with AG
Snippets Playground: AG
Simon Says Monday Challenge: Make your own background
Cute kitten card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming to play in the Snippets Playground. See you in the treehouse later. xxx
Love your creativity, Alice, with those “cat tails”! Thanks so much for joining in with us at the Alphabet Challenge, Nancy J (inkblocks)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, Alice, this is stunningly adorable, lol. LOVE how you pulled this all together, and I applaud you waiting for the perfect occasion to add your sentiment! Those kitties are the cutest! Thanks so much for playing at Retro Rubber!
ReplyDeleteYour kitties are just so sweet. Thanks for joining us at The Alphabet Challenge. Love Dawn x
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute my brain can't take it. I didn't realize until I clicked on the image that they were kitties!! So creative. Thanks for joining us this time at Retro Rubber. Claire RR DT
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