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Now teaching stamping classes in my home, so if local to Wausau WI and interested in learning new techniques and making cards such as those seen on this blog, contact me. If you are not local and would like to make the cards, you can do the classes by mail. Contact me at khasheck at gmail dot com for details.

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Tuesday Throwdown and Penny's Paper- Crafty Challenges


"Shiny and New" is the challenge this week at Tuesday Throwdown and Anything Goes at Penny's Paper-Crafty.  I am sharing a card I made with new dies from Spellbinders that I just love. The cat-tails are a new Shapeabilites D-Lite die and the layering was done with Spellbinders Resplendent Rectangles which were cut and embossed. I also used a circle mask for the moon and sponged yellow and brown inks behind the cat-tails. I used my new favorite color combo - cream and kraft with a little brown and love the look.

Stamping smiles, Karen
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  3. Beautiful card. That frame really works with the image and it is just so pretty. I suck at masking but you did a really great job with it.
    Thanks for joining our AG challenge at Penny's this week.
    Tammy DT

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  4. I love this Karen and i also want that Cat-tails die. I've been looking at it for awhile and now that i've seen your card I have to have it. LOL. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  5. This is lovely - the masking looks fab - I really should give it a go sometime!

    Thanks for playing at Tuesday Throwdown!

    Hugs

    Julie x

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  6. This really is magnificent, Karen! What a perfect combination of dies you chose. I've just added those to my wish list. Now, putting on my DT hat -- Thanks for joining in at Tuesday Throwdown this week, and good luck in the draw.
    NanaConnie DT

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  7. I love your new die. It's beautiful incorporated into your card. The silhoutte image pops nicely against the neutral tones. Thanks for joining us at Tuesday Throwdown.

    Kim

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