Hello! Today I am sharing an animal print Grumpy Cat card. Grumpy Cat used to be everywhere once upon a time and even though he was grumpy he always made me smile.
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The Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps August Card Kit #12 comes with 2 stamps that are perfect to create a grumpy cat card. I first started with one of the Semi-Funky Fold Accordion Cards that comes in the August Card Kit #12 and created an animal print background using The Crafter's Workshop Wild Prints Stencil and airbrushing some Copic Markers. On the back panel of the card base, I added some black cardstock, and along the side of the front edge and the back inside fold, I added a strip of Gwen Studios Faux Leather Ribbon.
Then I stamped and colored in the Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps Kitty Crabby Walter Stamp with Derwent Procolour Pencils and die cut him out with a circle die and matted him with another circle of black cardstock. Then adhered him to the front center of my card using Xyron Mega Tape Runner.
On the back panel of my card, I stamped the Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps Annoyed Kitty Sentiment Stamp with VersaMark and heat embossed it.
The Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps August Card Kits are 20% OFF and if you buy both you will get 25% OFF the second one. All previous monthly kits are 10% OFF.
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You can find all the Card Kits HERE.
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