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Get Well with Katzelkraft

Hi Everyone,

it's Katzelkraft Wednesday!



As usually I did some masking here. I started out with the big boulder at the bottom left, then added the elephant and the other boulders. The curious Chicken from the Farm Animal set is wondering if the elephant is getting better. I colored with water brush pens and distress inks.
I added a strip of patterned paper on the side.



I hope this card lifts everyone's spirits!

Hope you liked this - I'll be back next Wednesday with more Katzelkraft inspiration!

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

Happy Stamping!

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Comments

Cath Wilson said…
Wonderful card. I love the expressions those animals seem to have just from their body language - they're so brilliantly drawn. Great design idea.
Cath x
Flo said…
Hahaha!!! Sooo oplatte Elefanten hab ich noch nie gesehen!!! kein Wunder, dass das Huhn so erstaunt guckt.
Klasse Idee!!!
Liebe Grüße, Flo
conil said…
I hope this card lifts the spirits of that ailing elelphant. Such a excellent way to make some poor sick person laugh.
What a great card design to make one feel cheered even when feeling yucky! I love it and had to giggle as it cheered me up too.
Anita in France said…
You've put such great personality into that poor sick elephant and the curious chicken, Cornelia ... a beautifully constructed scene! Who couldn't feel better seeing these fun guys! Hugs, Anita :)
Karen Brown said…
Love this card...it makes me smile and is sure to cheer up the recipient! - Karen
Bobby said…
The colors on the elephant really make him look sick, poor thing. This is a get well card that will perk someone up, Cornelia.

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