Karen Burniston's Designer Challenge - Homegrown Holidays day 2

I've got another sneak peak for you from Karen Burniston's latest Pop It Ups collection!  I used the new Chicken Wire die to emboss the background on my card and to die cut out of Early Espresso cardstock.  To emboss using the Chicken Wire die, I used an embossing sandwich on my Big Shot.  Cheepers the Chicken wants to know if you're a naughty egg or a nice egg.  I used Karen's new stamp set called Merry & Bright and Farm Greetings, I inked the portions of the stamp using Stampin' Write Markers.  To hold the sentiment I used the pitch fork from Hay There Pop Stand.

 For the inside, I used the new Merry Christmas Pop Up and Merry & Bright stamp set.  

I hope you have enjoyed this sneak peak of Karen's newest collection.  Please visit the Elizabeth Craft Designs' blog tomorrow for a video from Karen and lots more inspiration from the Design Team.

Happy Stampin',

Raquel

To purchase Stampin' Up! products, please visit my online store.

To purchase Pop It Ups designed by Karen Burniston for Elizabeth Craft Designs, please visit your local independent craft store or online.

Karen Burniston's Designer Challenge - Homegrown Holidays

It's time for Karen Burniston's Designer Challenge!  I always love this time of the month because there's so many different ideas from the entire team. 
Karen has a new collection coming to stores at the end of the month.  Do you like William the Goat?  I've also used the new Fence Pop Stand and Western Edges.  See the stamp?  That's part of Karen's new stamp set called Merry & Bright that I have embossed with glitter embossing powder.

For the inside I used Christmas Tree Pop Stand to animate the tree - this set comes with several different sizes of trees.  I used the Christmas Tree Pop Stand to create another pop up for William who decided to eat the present.  I used Western Edges and Outdoor Edges to decorate the bottom portion of my card.

I added a spinner from Rectangle Pull Card to animate the sentiment.  I attached the spinner to the back side of William.  To create the multi-colored look, I used Stampin' Sponges to add the color directly to the stamp.

I hope you have enjoyed this sneak peak of Karen Burniston's new collection and come back tomorrow to see another sneak peak.

Happy Stampin',

Raquel

To purchase Stampin' Up! products, please visit my online store.

To purchase Pop It Ups designed by Karen Burniston for Elizabeth Craft Designs, please visit your local independent craft store or online.