kiss and tell...
Hello my wonderful friends!
It's time for another Unity hop!
(and sale!)
Speaking of hop...
I'd like you to meet my friend...
She comes to visit me most evenings, nibbling away at the grass just outside my door. We actually have a lot of bunnies that we see around the yard, but this one isn't as skittish, and lets me get fairly close to watch her.
Makes my heart happy.
So does this little girl...
(Donna Poppies, Quatrefoil Background, Thanks Above and Beyond)
Alright, enough from me... enjoy the rest of the hop!
Speaking of hop...
I'd like you to meet my friend...
She comes to visit me most evenings, nibbling away at the grass just outside my door. We actually have a lot of bunnies that we see around the yard, but this one isn't as skittish, and lets me get fairly close to watch her.
Makes my heart happy.
So does this little girl...
I simply adore her... I remember playing out in the rain when I was little... and maybe not so little... LOL! It is colored with Distress Inks, with Perfect Pearls mixed into the background to make it all shimmery.
And yes, I did have to google "how to tie a double bow" for this... Not because I have never done it, I just haven't for so long I'd forgotten...
Note to self: tie double bows more often, they are cute!
For this card, I stamped the background using Distress ink and second generation stamping to keep it light. I then heat embossed the flowers. I painted the image in with some white All Purpose ink, and once dry, added some color with Distress Markers.
And finally, allow me to kiss and tell.
I have a quick trick for adding interest to bold stamps.... I know, it's an oldie, but it's still a goodie. So, here's to kissing! ;)
(Donna Poppies, Quatrefoil Background, Thanks Above and Beyond)
Alright, enough from me... enjoy the rest of the hop!
Don't forget---
Leave a comment on EACH blog in the hop (including the Unity blog) for your chance to win. The winners will be announced Monday on the Unity blog.
Leave a comment on EACH blog in the hop (including the Unity blog) for your chance to win. The winners will be announced Monday on the Unity blog.
Love the diversity of your cards!
ReplyDeleteAll very beautiful as always.
ReplyDeleteSweet and beautiful cards ♥
ReplyDeleteI love how rustic the wood grain card looks! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!! Love the wood grain card!! Very nice
ReplyDeleteSweet set of cards, Kassi.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards,.
ReplyDeletewonderful card my friend.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty bunny! We used to see them in our backyard (we live on a golf course) all the time, now I never do. I loved just watching them. Your cards are pretty, too! Thanks for the quick video.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards I love them all and always feel spoiled when there is more than one to enjoy
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the CAS poppy card. Hugz
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards! Thanks for the reminder on the kissing technique, what an amazing look!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards (and cute bunny, too!)
ReplyDeleteKassi, these are great cards. Cute bunny too.
ReplyDeletesuch great looks. You make C&S look so easy! I have had a good time participating today.
ReplyDeleteLove all your cards, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove all your cards, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAll three are great, especially the sweet bunny! ;0 He's adorable! Great cards, TFS!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are beautiful. I truly loved seeing them.
ReplyDeleteAmazing,gorgeous cards;they all look fabulous and so is the bunny.
ReplyDeleteAll your cards are very beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteKassi, I saw your little video for this on Facebook, and was totally inspired! Thanks for sharing, and can't wait to use my Donna Poppies in a similar way! :D
ReplyDeleteLOVE the quick tip on the KISS technique, like your double bows, it's a technique I haven't done in a long time, need to do it more!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards. I like the double bow and love sunflowers.
ReplyDeleteLove the little girl in the rain.
ReplyDeleteThe flower on the wood background is so pretty.
thanks for sharing some great cards.
Glad you can make friends with the bunny. They are wonderful to watch - unless they're eating the veggies in your garden.