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Katzelkraft - Life is Short

   Hi Everyone,

I am back with my weekly Katzelkraft post.
For this weeks card I drew my inspiration from the current Male Room challenge - the theme is "clocks".

I used a previously made gel printed background from my stash. The stencil I used for this is from Funky Fossil Designs.
I stamped the sentiment and clock (ancient Tim Hotz) with Versamark and heat embossed them in white. Added more black clocks and white splatters.
Stamped and colored (Inktense) the toothy animal and cut it out. Added it to the card.

The stamp I used are from the following set:
 Les Dentes - KTZ227, Relax Sentiments - KTZ222 (FRANCE)
Toothy Animals - KTZ227, Relax Sentiments - KTZ222 (USA)

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

Happy Stamping!

Linking up with:
The Male Room - clocks
Simon Says Stamps - emboss it









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conil said…
Have always adored this sentiment and it fits this toothy, tough guy so well. As does, that moody, mysterious background.
February 9, 2022 at 12:52 PM
Kathyk said…
What a fab make for the MaleRoom challenge

Kathyk
February 10, 2022 at 4:04 AM
Faith A at Daffodil Cards said…
Thanks for the great out loud chuckle. I love that you added clocks to the sentiment, with a great image and background. I love this card. Thank you so much for joining us in our Clocks challenge at The Male Room Good Luck and I hope you will join us in our next challenge.
Faith DT
February 12, 2022 at 1:41 PM
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