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Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Baked With Love

The Time Out challenge for this fortnight held great appeal so I couldn't resist having a play with dies, stencils and pastels. 


Here's my offering:


Other than the yellow postage frame, everything else was cut from white card and coloured with inks. As usual, there are multiple layers to my sentiment die-cut. 

Materials used:
  • dies, stencils and subsentiment die-cut - Waffle Flower Baking Fun collection
  • other - blending brushes, Big Shot, foam squares, sheer ribbon, stitched rectangle die

Thanks for stopping by.

Cheers
Kerry

Sunday, March 29, 2026

In the Clear

Today's card is for the current Time Out challenge.


The clear elements on my card are vellum leaves and clear enamel dots.


Materials used:
  • dies - A7 Postage Collage and Postage Collage Blocks (Waffle Flower), script shadow words
  • punch & emboss combo - rose leaves (Floral Punch)
  • other - craft foam, Big Shot, clear enamel dots, Pastel Watercolour Elegance papers (Etsy)

Thanks for calling in.

Cheers
Kerry

Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Sew Amazing

I just couldn't resist playing along with the Time Out challenge after seeing their inspiration prompt:


Sewing theme? Yes, please! 


I began by cutting and inking my background pieces then used a stencil or stamp to add the polka dot and ticking details. Once that was done I die cut the sewing machine and accessories, again using inks to colour everything. All the colours were taken from the prompt pic, either the purple from the main body of the pouch or the stripes on the base.

Materials used:
  • stamps - Ticking and Grain (Tim Holtz)
  • dies - Postage Collage A6 and A6 Blocks dies, Sew Fun, Notions, Meandering Texture die (all Waffle Flower) 
  • Altenew inks - strawberry, lemon ice, mint choc, pistachio
  • distress inks - shaded lilac, shabby shutters, brushed corduroy
  • other - mini bubble stencil (Tim Holtz), Big Shot, Dimensionals, blending brushes, silver metallic cardstock, MISTI

Colouring and assembling die pieces is my happy place, so I had a ton of fun making this card!

Thanks for calling in.

Cheers
Kerry

Thursday, November 7, 2024

Getting Cozy - Time Out Challenges Guest Designer

This week I'm Guest Designer with Time Out Challenges and the theme is


This challenge is being sponsored by Newton's Nook with a $25.00 store credit as the prize for the challenge winner as chosen by the Design Team. Winner also gets an invitation to Guest Design for a future challenge.

I don't know about you but I don't need it to be cold out to be happy to sit down with a chai latte and a good book - I'll quite happily admit to those addictions, lol. Having said that, I did use autumn tones for my card because one, it's my favourite season and two, they're just cozier - and of course, Melbourne weather does often forget it's spring and tosses in a few autumnal/wintery days too!


Materials used:
  • stamps - Exquisite (Tim Holtz), Itty Bitty Greetings (Stampin' Up)
  • papers and die cuts from Mintay Golden Days collection
  • dies - Papercut Cafe (Tim Holtz), book die (stash)
  • distress oxide inks - antique linen, brushed corduroy
  • other - blending brushes, Dimensionals, Big Shot, MISTI, Copic markers C0,C2

There's more card samples on the Time Out Challenges website and if you're inspired to create, they'd love you to share.

Thanks for calling in.

Cheers
Kerry

Tuesday, August 16, 2022

Moonlight Mischief

Today's card is for the following challenge:

Having gotten some ideas from watching the Tim Holtz Halloween YouTube over the weekend, plus having a new die set just burning a hole in my craft desk waiting to be used 😉, I was only too happy to play with distress goodies to create a spooky, sparkly background.



It's a dull, wet day here so it's very difficult to catch the sparkle on camera, lol. 

I masked the area for the moon then sprayed the background with distress spray stains. Once they'd been dried off I spritzed with water to get the ink to 'wick' into the moon area. Love the spooky effect this gives. The final touch for the moon was moonscaping using the second part of the mask. Next I added some sparkle to the sky with two mica sprays, then set about making my roof and that adorably sassy cat from new die set Mischevious (and it couldn't be more appropriately named!). 

Materials used:
  • card - watercolour, basic black (SU), Metallic Jewels kraft stock (Tim Holtz)
  • Tim Holtz dies - Mischevious, Village Collection
  • Distress spray stains - wilted violet, uncharted mariner, villainous potion, iced spruce, hickory smoke, black soot
  • Distress mica stains - flickering candle, hocus pocus
  • other - black soot distress archival ink, sponge dauber, blending brush, Sidekick, water spritzer, heat tool, moon mask (Tim Holtz), picket fence distress crayon, computer and printer

So much fun! Thanks for calling in.

Cheers
Kerry