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Katzelkraft - Be Brave

Hi Everyone,

I am back with my weekly Katzelkraft post. 




My stamp supplies:
 Be Brave - SOLO150Les Dentes - KTZ227 (FRANCE)
 Be Brave - SOLO150, Toothy Animals - KTZ227 (USA)

I first stamped the floor (from Lost Coast Designs), sponged it and then made the rest of the background. I stamped and colored the giraffe and cut it with my Scan'N Cut. I glued it to the background and stamped the sentiment. I used black distress ink to sponge around the sides.


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: Topflight StampsLost Coast Designs, or Frantic Stamper

Use code FUNSTAMPING to get 12% discount at Topflight Stamps.

Happy Stamping!


Linking up with:

Retro Rubber - anything goes (floor stamps a few years old)
Path of Positivity - exploring the fantastical

RRCB 141Path of Positivity Challenge



Comments

What a cool card. I love the fantastic cheery colors and stamps used. That sentiment really is a great one as well.
conil said…
It's a WOW! Love the perspective with this tall drink of water. Actually, the sentiment and that tall critter are some of my faves, too.
ScrappyHorses said…
I LOVE this sentiment and your image is a perfect example! Great colors and so encouraging! Thanks for sharing with us at Path of Positivity! ~Katrina
Flo said…
Was für eine tolle Farbkombination!!!
LG Flo
Anita in France said…
What a cool floor, Cornelia ... and a fabulous, practicing, unicycling giraffe ... such a wise sentiment! Hugs, Anita :)
Oh WOW!! That floor looks awesome!!
but the giraffe just steals my heart.
I totally agree with the sentiment, never shy away from learning new things, you'll find out you can actually be good at them.
Thank you for playing along with us at RETRO RUBBER.
XO
Maria.DT
LeAnne said…
Wow, what a fun card...the giraffe and sentiment are fun on their own, but the background and stencilling you use really makes this pop! Thanks for sharing this with us at Retro Rubber this week!