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Katzelkraft Twofer

Hi Everyone,
It's time to play along with the Twofer challenge!


I did not want to wait until the last minute again...


As you see, the requirement is pets. Birds can be pets - I had lots of them at some point in my life. Thankfully no more....
The Katzelkraft set is used is called Les Piafs.
 So I settled on making a Fathers Day card - its coming up, as you know. And this bird looks quite dapper with his hat and tie (from  Impression Obsession). I colored him with Inktense pencils,



The branch is by Memory Box and the sentiment is Studio 112.



The second card I stamped and masked and colored with Inktense pencils. The sentiment is by STAMPlorations -pulled out my sewing machine for it. As you can see I also drew some inspiration from Kara - her DT cards are just amazing!

If you feel the urge to buy any Katzelkraft products, you can also order them in the US from those companies: Topflight StampsFrantic Stamper or Lost Coast Designs


Also linking up with:

Seize the Birthday - vibrant colors (second card)
Pinspirational #113- anything goes
Watercooler Wednesday - masculine - (first card)







Comments

Flo said…
Beide Karten sind mal wieder wunderbar und zaubern ein Schmunzeln ins Gesicht des Betrachters - in meines auf jeden Fall!!!
Die Farbgebung ist mal wieder so richtig meines!!!
Diese Vögel - eigentlich ist es ja nur einer - sind herrlich!!!
Kurzum: klasse!!!
Liebe Grüße
Mac Mable said…
Wow ..you have certainly made this 'bird' stamp your own. Your colouring is amazing and yes the Fathers day 'Bird' does look dapper with his hat and tie. Great masking and wonderful vibrant colours on the second one. Stand out cards....both of them x
conil said…
Can I just say WOW!!!. Think you won the Twofer Challenge with this pair even if you had to pull out your sewing machine to do it. Can't tell you how crazy I am about both of these amazing cards. Brilliant mind of yours to dress up that cardinal for Father's Day.
Bobby said…
That's quite the dapper Dad, Cornelia, and your rainbow quartet are fabulous. You do a great job with Inktense pencils.
Quillish said…
Happy Birthday Cornelia.. sorry for the delay, I was tied up arranging a little party for my son! What stunners they are... you made me go wowww!! The colours ..wow, loved the tie and the hat and the second one.. pheww.. that's some great masking.
Maikreations said…
Liebe Cornelia! Ich bin immer wieder begeistert, was du so zauberst und deine "Twofer"-Projekte mag ich ganz besonders gerne. Auch bei diesen beiden kann ich mich wie üblich nicht für einen Favoriten entscheiden - tolle Karten! ;o) Danke für's Mitmachen bei PINspirational und viel Glück! Happy crafting, Maike
Izzy Scrap said…
Wow ! I’m totally in love with your two cards, they are so creative ! I’ve been looking and looking those wonderful stamps from Katzelkraft, not decided yet to those I really want, I love the cats too ! Thanks for having me discovered this brand. You’re so creative !
Well you certainly are so clever to make these adorable cards. I love both of them and the fun colors you made all those birds. I am so glad I got to see these.
Kara Lynne said…
Oh WOW, Cornelia! These birds are just amazing! I love your dapper dad perched upon his branch, and I'm so in love with your coloring of that amazing line up! You make me want to play with my Inktense Pencils! Thanks for joining in the fun with us at the Twofer Card Challenge!
Nora Noll said…
Winner winner chicken dinner!! I LOVE the addition of the hat on the second card!!
Darnell said…
You get color from your Inktense pencils like no one else, Cornelia! They just pop out a mile in the gallery! Great masking, too; you do Kara proud! I love both your extraordinary CASlicious and different designs!! Thank you so much for playing in Twofer Card Challenge #4! Hugs, Darnell
Jeanne H said…
Super great cards!!
Susanne Vargas said…
The bright birthday birds are so beautifully colored and the Dad bird does look very handsome in his tie and hat! Fun designs!
Thank you for joining us at the Twofer!
Anita in France said…
Rainbow piafs (sparrows in English!), Cornelia ... how brilliant in their saturated plumage ... and how suave is that stylish chap all dressed up in his hat and tie for a night on the town ... so much fun! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Twofer! Hugs, Anita :)
Penny Hanuszak said…
What a terrific Father's Day card! Love all the white space on this card, and your combination of wonderful bird image, especially with that jaunty looking hat and sentiment. Terrific! Those Inktense pencils are so vivid. Love the second card for your Two'fer challenge just as much. Awesome cards! Thanks so much for sharing with us at this week's Masculine "Anything Goes" challenge at Watercooler Wednesday.
Darling pair of birdie cards, Cornelia! Just love all the bright colors!!
Heidi Weaver said…
Great cards, Cornelia. That Father's Day card is great. Love the dapper red bird wearing his derby and tie with style. The colours are amazing! Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week.
papierelle said…
Zwei echt coole Karten!!
shirley-bee said…
Fab cards, Cornelia! I love the rainbow line-up (and that fun sentiment ;) ) and your Dad's Day card is so sweet. Thanks for playing along at Seize The Birthday :)
Created by Kath said…
Thanks so much for joining our Watercooler Wednesday Challenge this week! I love your necktied bird!
Lady Joyful said…
Both these cards are so fun! I love the vibrant colours. Thank you for joining us at the Watercooler Wednesday Challenge - Charlotte/Lady Joyful, DT
BożenA said…
Another very colorful card, and I love it. Thank you for the beautiful inspiration, Cornelia.

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