Cards

 As I make layouts and I have scraps of papers I just put them into a sheet protector, that way they are all together, until I'm done with the kit. This month I've made a few more layouts than I was planning on with my Counterfeit Kit for January so I had a few more scraps than I was planning on. I pulled out a few stamps to made a few cards with them.

First up is this cute little bunny. I stamped and embossed her with Copper embossing powder. A couple of twists of twine and I was done. I've finished off the inside but did not stamp a sentiment on them.

Card #2: The Unity Stamp Co had a similar card on their blog (click the link) is the inspiration for this card. I stamped and colored with gelatos.

Card #3: I stamped the dragonfly and used dark blue embossing power. It's from the set that you can get at Michaels or JoAnns with a bunch of different colors in it.

 

Card #4: I think this one is my favorite of all of them. I colored her to match the background paper then cut her out. A little bit of ribbon that was included in my kit to finish it off.

Card #5: I colored the cup to match the floral paper above, I thought I had two sheets of the 6x6 floral paper that I used in the above card and only had one. so I pulled out a piece of the tax paper for my background and the cup really pops now.

 

Card #6:  I had this image already stamped but had not colored it in (this is from the June 2015 {she found joy} kit).

Thanks for stopping by.

January Counterfeit Kit - New Beginnings
16 - 12x12 Layouts
6 - 8 1/2x11 Layouts
9 - cards
Papers: January Counterfeit Kit - New Beginnings; Cardstock: light and dark blue, kraft, tan and white; Vellum and Watercolor paper
Ink: VersaMark; Ranger Archival Ink - Jet Black; Distress Ink: antique linen, brushed corduroy, evergreen bough
Embossing Powers, Black, Blue and Copper
Markers: Bic Mark-it; Copic - E00 and E21
Stamps: Unity Stamps January 2017 Kit of the Month {when you smile}and June 2015 {she found joy}
Gelatos: Blue, Orange and Red
Misc.: Adhesive, foam tape, unknown ribbon, twine and watercolors