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Katzelkraft - Partner in Crime

   Hi Everyone,

I am back with my weekly Katzelkraft post. Today its going to be racoons - yes, racoons. I discovered, that you can easily turn those cute foxes into not so cute racoons, LOL! That way you get more out of your stamps, right?!


I stamped the garbage can on a piece of scrap paper, colored it with Copics and cut it out. Cut off the lid. Stamped the back part of the fox upside down, so it fit into the can. I masked the fox a little bit and stamped the other fox. I colored them with Inktense pencils and gave them the racoon coat. Glued on the garbage can. Added the sentiment. Trimmed the card. Added a strip of paper to the side and an enamel dot at the bottom.


The stamp I used is from the following sets:

Les Lapins - KTZ271, Garbage can - SOLO107, Relax sentiments - KTZ222 (FRANCE)
Foxes - KTZ270, Garbage can - SOLO107, Relax sentiments - KTZ222  (USA)


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

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

Happy Stamping!

Linking up with:

Watercooler Wednesday - all occasions (like having fun together, LOL)
Nachteulen challenge - fuer grosse und kleine Jungs











          
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Verna Angerhofer said…
That card design is hilarious. Love the sentiment and your coloring too.
July 21, 2021 at 6:49 AM
Flo said…
Ich kann den rechten Waschbären sehr gut verstehen, dass er sich (fast) die Augen zuhält: wie kann man in eine Mülltonne tauchen und mit dem Schawnz mit dem Deckel jonglieren!!!??? Das kann nur ein großer Künstler - und das sind Waschbären bekanntlich.
Deine Karte ist wieder zauberhaft.
Liebe Grüße, Flo
July 21, 2021 at 8:21 AM
conil said…
Clever girl. Those raccoons look amazing. Can't believe they started out as foxes. Once again, your coloring and composition is perfect for these two rascals. Great sentiment for them, as well.
July 21, 2021 at 12:25 PM
marilyn said…
Your work is fabulous...definitely one of my most favorites artists to follow! Turning a fox into a raccoon is totally clever....who would ever think you could do this? Certainly not me! Thanks for sharing your talent, humor & creativity with us..
July 21, 2021 at 6:43 PM
Dawn T said…
This is AWESOME Cornelia. A great card. Thanks for joining us at Watercooler Wednesday Challenge.
July 22, 2021 at 1:59 AM
theras kartenblog said…
Was für ein wundervolles Werk! Der Spruch ist ja ganz besonders originell (und so wahr). :)
Danke, dass du deine Karte bei den Nachteulen zeigst! Ich drücke dir die Daumen für die Auslosung und sende liebe Grüße!
Ilse (thera)
July 22, 2021 at 4:05 AM
Darnell said…
Love the new blog format, Cornelia. Your card is sensational! You did an absolutely brilliant job of turning that fox into a raccoon and your garbage can coloring is flawless!! Hugs, Darnell
July 22, 2021 at 11:00 AM
Gerrittina said…
Wauw, wauw, wauw! I love how your mind works. :)
July 26, 2021 at 3:58 AM
Susi said…
So ein paar süße Kerlchen...vielen Dank, dass du bei den Nachteulen mitmachst. Viel Glück für die Auslosung.
July 29, 2021 at 6:54 AM
sidan said…
Sehr schön koloriert. Das Motiv ist ja lusitg, aber bei Waschbären nicht ungewöhnlich. Mal ein ganz anderes Motiv.
Danke für deine Teilnahme bei den "Nachteulen schaffen schönes".
August 21, 2021 at 4:33 PM
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