Rubbernecker Kittie Hop

Hello Sister Friends!! How are you? Thank you for joining in on the KITTIE KIT HOP fun!! We are SO excited to share with you! In case you didn’t know, Rubbernecker Stamps has a line of stamps called KITTIE KITS and they include a variety of images; these images can be used together in MANY different ways to create MANY different things!! Just wait, you will see what I mean! The Stampin’ Sisterhood has come together to share some of the ways that THEY use them! There is a HOP ROUTE for you to follow below! You will find it along with MY creation! AND? So you won’t get lost, EACH Sister will have this list for you, to help you on your journey!! Make sure to leave some LOVE at every stop, for you will want to be eligible for our PRIZE!! What fun would it be without a PRIZE!!


You could WIN……………….
Your choice of one AWESOME ……
KITTIE KIT stamp set
Of your CHOICE!


The winner will be announced
FRIDAY 1/27
So you all have time to HOP!!


How cool is that? OK, better get HOPPIN’, there is LOTS to see!! Be on the look out for our NEXT HOP coming IN FEBRUARY!! We look forward to bringing you MORE sharing and prizes!! Until then, be sure to check out the daily posts on the STAMPIN’ SISTERHOOD blog!! There is LOTS of inspiration to be found! Thanks again for joining us today and ENJOY!!

**HOP ROUTE**

• Bev Gerard
• Charlene Driggs
• Charlene Merrick
• Jacquie Peifer
• Jen Charboneau
• Jennifer Cuthbertson
• Joan Ervin
• Judy Rozema
• Julia Aston
• Juliana Swanson
• Karen Hunsaker
• Kecia Waters {you are here}
• Rubbernecker Stamps

Even though this is a winter Valentine, I created this card using Rubbernecker's Kittie Causes a Scene set called "Fall Harvest"(SKU:KKCS S009). All of Kittie's sets are just so versatile!

First, I brayered VersaColor Sky Gray pigment ink onto Neenah Classic Crest Solar White cardstock. A Post It Note mask was used to create the snow covered ground. I stamped the tree from Kittie Causes a Scene "Fall Harvest" onto the brayered panel with Marvy black dye ink. I colored the tree with a Copic marker. The tree's shadow was simply made by sponging VersaColor Sky Gray pigment ink next to the tree. The hearts were made with a red Viva Decor Pearl Pen (instead of a typical dot, I just drew hearts with the pen). The glistening of the snowline was achieved by using Crystal Stickles. The sentiment of love was simple written with a Copic marker to look like it was written in the snow with a stick or finger.

The scene was framed with black cardstock and texturized white cardstock. I sheer black ribbon completes the card.