Kraftin' Kimmie Crop Challenges! Yay!

Hi there! So long time, no post... Uh oh, I better work on that! So I got some cute Kraftin' Kimmie stamps not too long ago but hadn't had the chance to get them inky yet... Well until this week anyway! Kraftin' Kimmie had an online crop last weekend and we had all week to get our projects done. I'm coming in under the wire, but hey, coloring hurts if I do it for too long! So I'm just posting the pictures of the projects tonight and I'll be back tomorrow with complete posts for each project with all the deets! :-) So I got 4 of the 6 challenges done, here we go:

Challenge 01: Use Bling and a KK Stamp


Challenge 03: Fussy Cut an image(must use a KK Stamp)


Challenge 05: Sketch Challenge


Challenge 06: Color Challenge: soft blues & greens, white, wood and kraft tones



Alrighty, let me tell you, challenge 03 kicked my butt... fussy cutting that was insane! Okay, I'm outta here for the night, I'll see you again tomorrow! 

Happy Crafting!
Brit

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  1. MelanieApril 14, 2013 at 1:11 PM

    Hi Brit! You've been a busy stamper...so glad you were able to join in several of the challengs with Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps! And you did a great job of fussy cutting...I LOVE your card!

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