Katzelkraft - You are Purrfect!

Hi Everyone,

I am back with my weekly Katzelkraft post.

We are getting closer to Valentine's Day, so I made a card for this occasion. Thankfully you can use Katzelkraft stamps for just about any occasion! No special sets required!

I used one of my left over backgrounds that had just a tiny bit of ink on it. I stamped the animal directly onto the card and masked it. Used the Wonky Hearts stencil from Funky Fossil Designs fo rmy background and shifted it. Brushed the hearts again with whatever color was left on the brush. Also brushed a bit more with blue in between the hearts. I colored the animal with water colors. Stamped the sentiment. Used a stitched die to cut the card to size and mounted it onto blue card stock.

The stamps I used are from the following set:

Chat pensive - SOLO178, Dog Stamps - KTZ296 (FRANCE)

Pensive Cat - SOLO178, You are Purrfect - KTZ296 (USA)

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

Thanks for visiting!

Happy Stamping!

Linking up with:

Traumfabrik - Liebe² / Squared Love

Simon Says Monday challenge - 4 legged animal

Comments

Rosmarie said…

Katzelkraft Stempel passen zu jeder Gelegenheit, da stimme ich dir voll zu! Toll wie du den Hintergrund weiterverwendet hast, das bisschen Blau macht sich super gut! Vielen Dank für's Verlinken bei der Traumfabrik. LG, Rosi ♥♥

January 19, 2023 at 2:54 AM

papierelle said…

Ja weiß ich doch!!! Danke für das Kompliment und danke für's Zeigen dieser knuffigen Karte bei der Traumfabrik!! LG Gundi

January 19, 2023 at 7:38 AM

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