#cardkits – Jackie's Craft Table

I love a great card kit, and I recently learned that Scrappy Tails Crafts now have card kits. The one I’m featuring today is their Harvest Blessings kit, but there is also a delightfully spooky Halloween kit. It’s time to make some fall time cards! One of my favorite items from this kit is the Harvest Wheat cutting die! It’s fabulous and it’s going down as one of my favorite dies of the year. So, let’s get into the card crafting . . .

Card 1:

For my first card I had to use the Harvest Wheat die. I cut it out with some saffron cardstock and added a few additional stocks to it using brushed gold, rainforest and desert storm cardstock. The set even comes with a little tie to put on the wheat bouquet. Love it!

Card 2:

I stamped out all of the sunflower images and colored them in with Copic markers for my second card. If you like sunflower stamps, this set called Wild Sunflowers is beautifully illustrated. This flower was the focal piece to my card, and I place it in front of an arch die to pull it out from the busy pattern paper.

Copic Markers:

Sunflower Petals: Y21, Y13, Y17

Flower Center: YR27, E37

Leaves: YG06, YG27

Card 3:

On card three I used my favorite technique: pattern stamping. I stamped out all of the sunflower images into a piece of Stonehenge cardstock. I chose one flower to color in for my focal piece. I used Faber Castell Polychromos pencils. These pencils blend like butter on this Stonehenge Kraft! This ink I used is Fallen Leaves. I love using brown ink for my fall time cards.

Card 4:

I don’t have many layering stencils, but I must say I really enjoyed playing with this one. Card 4 is my favorite of my set. The stencil was so fun and effortless to create and I love the result. It also had a coordinating die. I popped up my stenciled piece with a piece of gold glitter foam. For the sentiment, I found that I could stamp it right over the leaves.

Inks:

Flower Petals: Pawsitively Saturated Ink – Sunbeam & Citrine

Flower Center: MFT Kraft & Memento – Rich Cocoa

Leaves: Pawsitively Saturated Inks – Celery, Limelicious, Pearfection

Card 5:

For card 5 I had to use the Harvest Wheat die again. I simply cut it out with gold glitter foam and glued it on the front of an ink blended panel. I added a twine bow around it this time. Super fast and easy card to create.

Ink: Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink

Bonus Card:

The single wheat stalk die from the Harvest Wheat die set looks like it could be a lavender stalk, so I cut it out using four different colors of purple cardstock. I used another sunflower that I had colored in with Copic markers. The stamp set includes a lot of lovely sentiments for fall.

Here is my process video:

Thanks for stopping by! Have a lovely, crafty day!

PRODUCT LINKS:

Scrappy Tails Crafts Shop: https://scrappytailscrafts.com?aff=28

Harvest Blessings Card Kit: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/stamps/products/limited-time-deluxe-harvest-blessings-card-kit?aff=28

Halloween Card Kit: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/paper/products/limited-time-halloween-card-kit?aff=28

Harvest Wheat Die: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/2022-august-metal-die-collection/products/harvest-wheat-metal-craft-die?aff=28

Wild Sunflowers Stamp: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/stamps/products/6×6-wild-sunflower-stamp?aff=28

Wild Sunflowers Die Set: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/2022-august-metal-die-collection/products/wild-sunflower-coordinating-metal-craft-die?aff=28

Wild Sunflowers Stamp & Die Combo: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/stamps/products/6×6-wild-sunflower-stamp-and-coordinating-die-set?aff=28

Harvest Blessing Paper Pad 6×6: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/paper/products/6×6-harvest-blessings-paper-pad?aff=28

Detailed Multilayer Sunflower Stencil Only: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/stencils/products/6×6-multilayered-sunflower-stencil?aff=28

Detailed Multilayer Sunflower & Die: https://scrappytailscrafts.com/collections/stencils/products/6×6-detailed-multilayered-sunflower-stencil-with-coordinating-metal-craft-die?aff=28

Adhesives:

Best Ever Craft Tape: http://shrsl.com/3ldwx

Precision Craft Glue: https://shrsl.com/2w0lu

Jackie’s Craft Table Glue: https://etsy.com/shop/JackiesCraftTable

Art Mediums:

Faber Castell Pencils:

Set of 120: http://shrsl.com/3o5lp

Set of 12: http://shrsl.com/3o5lq

Set of 24: http://shrsl.com/3o5ls

Set of 36: http://shrsl.com/3o5lu

Set of 60: http://shrsl.com/3o5ly

Cardstocks:

Brushed Gold: https://shrsl.com/3nrmy

Desert Storm Kraft: https://amzn.to/3cDjPfM

Waterfall: http://shrsl.com/3ohj5

Stonehenge Kraft (Great for colored pencils): http://shrsl.com/3o70j

Gold Glitter Foam: http://shrsl.com/3ohja

Saffron: http://shrsl.com/3ohjb

Dune: https://shrsl.com/3o60u

Purple Mist: http://shrsl.com/3ohje

Lilac Blossom: http://shrsl.com/3ohjg

Royal Amethyst: http://shrsl.com/3ohji

Plum: http://shrsl.com/3ohjo

Inks:

VersaFine Clair Fallen Leaves: https://amzn.to/3e8RYV9

VersaFine Onyx Black Ink: https://amzn.to/3QWzcPs

Tools:

Universal Plate System: https://shrsl.com/3l8fc

Platimun 6 Aqua Limited Edition Machine: http://shrsl.com/3l8gj

Mini Misti Stamping Tool: http://shrsl.com/3ldhf

Diamond Shaped Magnet: https://shrsl.com/2d1i3

Detail Tweezers: http://shrsl.com/2ydxg

Reverse Tweezers: http://shrsl.com/2ydxi

6 ax 6 Glitter Cutting Plates: http://shrsl.com/2ydxk

Standard Glitter Cutting Plates: http://shrsl.com/2ydxn

Magnetic Pick-Up Tool: http://shrsl.com/2ydxo

Grid Paper Pad: http://shrsl.com/2ydxr

Spellbinders Craft Pick Tool: http://shrsl.com/3ldhg

Jackie’s Craft Table Sequin Trays: https://etsy.com/shop/JackiesCraftTable

Jewel Picker: https://amzn.to/2XtZLoT

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Chalkboard Cards Technique | SSS February Card Kit 2020 | Window Frames

February 4, 2020 jackiescrafttable

Hello everyone! Hope you’re all having a fabulous day! I created a few cards with Simon Says Stamp’s February Card Kit! It’s called Window Frames, and I decided to focus on one technique–chalkboard cards! I love creating chalkboard cards because the images really look fabulous on the black card stock, and it involves colored pencils–my favorite art medium.

Card #1: Balloon Window Frame

On my first card I used my favorite frame from the stamp set! All the balloons are so darling! I planned on heat embossing the images with white embossing powder, but it’s easier to color in the image without the raised embossed lines getting in the way. So, I used Unicorn White pigment ink to stamp the image first.

I decided to color them in with all the rainbow colors. I used three colored pencils on each balloon to give them depth. I used some polychromos colored pencils, and I used many layers so the colors would really pop off of this black card stock. After my coloring was done, I then re-stamped the images with embossing ink, poured over the white embossing powder, and melted it with my heat tool. In the shaker pouches I used some Moonstone Chunky Glitter form Arteza–I wanted the glitter to have more shine than color, so it wouldn’t compete with the balloons.

Card #2: Heart Frame Card

I stamped out the heart frame using more Unicorn White pigment ink. I was having trouble coloring in the hearts because I couldn’t see where the hearts stopped and the frame began. To help this situation I drew in some lines around the rectangle. I used a #10 Gelly Roll pen and a ruler to do this. Then I colored in the hearts with red and pink polychromos pencils and a white Prismacolor pencil–the white Prismacolor pencil is better than the polychromos white pencil in my opinion. After all my coloring was done, I again embossed the image with white embossing powder.

Card #3: Flower Frame Thank You Card

I selectively stamped out the flower frame for this card. I wanted the frame to be on the edges on my A2 sized card. This is easy to do if you have a stamp positioner like the Misti. I stamped out one side, flipped over the paper, and stamped the other side. Again for this card I stamped first using white pigment ink, colored in my images, and then heat embossed them with white embossing powder. My very last step was to dot my card with white Nuvo drops–this added a little lightness to the card.

Thank you for visiting my blog! Here is the process video! You can watch it here or over on my YouTube channel in HD. Have a wonderful week!!

10 Cards, 1 Kit | Spellbinders | Hey Foxy

January 15, 2020January 15, 2020 jackiescrafttable

Hello! Welcome to my blog! I created 10 cards with Spellbinders card kit called Hey Foxy. As always, I had a ball playing with their kit. I enjoy working with them because I never know what my card is going to end up looking like. I always have a plan in my head when I start designing a card, but the contents of these kits are so eclectic that I end up with something I didn’t imagine. They are usually very fast cards to put together too. They don’t involve a lot of coloring, although I usually find a way to use one of my art mediums. Check out my process video below, and I’ve included links to most of the products I used.

Card #1: Stamped Pattern Paper Card

I stamped out my own pattern paper for this card using all the pretty stamps from the set included in the kit. I used a beautiful brown-toned gray ink called Stone. I then used some of the ephemera pieces on top of it.

Card #2: Easy Wreath Birthday Card

This was the fastest of the cards to put together. I used pattern paper and ephemera pieces. I also used a few gold sequins for a touch of shine. (I love the green striped paper!)

Card #3: Butterflies & Flowers Card

The focal point of this card is the oval in the center of the card. I surrounded it with ephemera pieces and backed it with pattern paper. The font of these stamps is very pretty!

Card #4: New Home Card

This is one of my favorite cards! For the sunshine I used an old die from my stash and cut it out with the gold metallic paper. The sentiment fit inside it perfectly. I had to use the house pattern paper and the house ephemera pieces together to create a congrats-on-your-new-home card.

Card #5: Stripes & Florals Card

Again, love the striped paper–it has craft stripes! I really need more of this paper. There is nothing better than flowers and stripes together.

Card #6: Foxy Polka Dot Card

I intended this to be a masculine card, but I couldn’t help adding the pink flowers and the cute little fox. I used another die from my stash to create the rectangle piece. The die also cuts out the thin frame.

Card #7: Queen Fox Card

My favorite part of this whole card is the little crown on the fox’s head. So darling! The fox took some work to die cut and put together, but I love how it turned out.

Card #8: Happy Bear Card

This card kept changing as I was creating it. I tried to use the sticker that said, “happy,” but it was so thin that I ripped it. I used an ephemera piece instead. I just kept adding ephemera pieces to this card until I couldn’t fit anymore on.

Card #9: Stamped and Colored Pattern Paper Card

Card 9 is another of my favorites. I love the kraft card stock they usually always include in their kits. It has a very unique coloring to it. I stamped my patter paper using the stamps again, but this time I had to color them in. Card card stock demands colored pencils. I used my polychromos pencils to color in all the images.

Card #10: Dreams & Flowers Card

I had a lot of fun creating this card. I used a piece of the black card stock behind my images, and I think that makes it look so dramatic. I used Copic markers to color in the girl ephemera picture–her hair was so fun to color in! The sentiment is another sticker, and I love how it blends into the background.

Thank you for visiting my blog! I hope you enjoy the video. Have a lovely day!

Here is my process video! You can watch it below or over on my YouTube channel in HD!

Scrapping for Less | December 2019 FOTM Card Kit Reveal |Sending Love

December 27, 2019 jackiescrafttable

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December’s hop/kit is all about “Sending Love.” We all know there should be more kindness and love in this world, and we have provided some super cute means to do that with this adorable kit. Our Design Team has provided some fabulous inspiration with these adorable stamps. Be sure to check out the Scrapping for Less Blog to enter the Rafflecopter for a chance to win one of these mini collections…there will be 4 prizes this month! Then, head on over to the Subscription page of the website to grab your kit…but do it fast we only have a few to sell this month. Teresa Russell – Owner & CEO

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Hello my crafty friends! This month’s card kit from Scrapping for Less is all about Valentine’s Day card making! I LOVE creating Valentine’s Day cards, and this kit helped me get a head-start. All the different collections from this kit is fabulous–it’s really like 4 kits in one. Below you’ll see all the ingredients to the Double Dip Sundae kit as well as the Banana Split level kit. I’m crafting with the Banana Split level–I absolutely love the extra little goody bag of products; it’s always amazing and coordinates perfectly with the different collections.

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dec.bananasplit dec.oneandtwo dec.threeandfour dec.cardstock Here are all six cards I created using this kit!

Card #1: Woof You Be Mine Card

I love the stamps from this collection! The puppies and sentiments are adorable–great for creating Valentine’s for kids. I colored in my image with Copic markers and used teal blue markers to color in some background around him. To create this card I used one of the sketches selected for this kit. The sketches are fun to play along with–I end up creating cards that I wouldn’t have created on my own.

Card #2: Love You Furrever Card

I couldn’t get enough of this adorable doggy stamp. I stamped him again with black dye ink and colored him in with Copic markers. I cut out a piece of masking paper using a heart die and used the negative piece over the card panel. I also put a mask over the dog and ink blended around him using Spun Sugar Distress Oxide Ink. I really love the pattern paper from this collection, and I used a piece to mat my panel.

Card #3: Wood You Be Mine Card

Collection two contains more fabulous stamps and pattern paper. The inspiration for this card was another of the four card sketches and this piece of plaid paper I used as my background. (I’m gonna need more of this pattern paper!) I colored in the log and the bird with Prismacolor pencils, and I tried matching my coloring to the colors in the pattern paper. I used cool grays and blues and pinks, and I love how this card turned out.

Card #4: Friendship Card

The stamp set from collection three is so unique and beautiful. I adore it! It has such delicate lines to it, and then you have this cute heart where you can stamp your sentiment. I colored in the hands with more Prismacolor pencils, and I stamped the heart with Picked Raspberry Distress Oxide ink. I had to mask the heart while I stamped the hands, and visa versa. I loosely followed another card sketch to create this card.

Card #5: Arrow Hearts Stencil Card

Collection three also came with a beautiful stencil, and I had fun playing with it! I used some White Glitz Glitter Gel which I dyed pink using a spun sugar re-inker. I gently smeared it over the stencil onto a piece of navy blue card stock. I allowed it to dry for an hour. Next, I used the Love die from the extra pack of goodies you get when you subscribe to the Banana Split level card kit. I cut it out twice and glued them together to give my word die a bit of dimension. This was a fun and fast card to put together!

Card #6: Snail Mail Card

What a darling stamp set collection four includes! I love the little mail box, and I had to use the puppy stamp from collection one–they went so well together! I colored them in with Copic markers. I used the last of the four card sketches to put this card together. I like how this card turned out because it includes a lot of different papers.

Check out my process video below or over on my YouTube Channel in HD!

Thank you for stopping by! I hope you have a lovely, crafty weekend!!

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Tag: #cardkits

Harvest Blessings Card Kit | 5 Cards, 1 Kit | Scrappy Tails Crafts

Chalkboard Cards Technique | SSS February Card Kit 2020 | Window Frames

10 Cards, 1 Kit | Spellbinders | Hey Foxy

Scrapping for Less | December 2019 FOTM Card Kit Reveal |Sending Love