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Hello again!   Kimberly from Kimplete Kreativity here, and I'm excited to share my SUPER-DUPER colorful card with you today!   

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I die cut a rainbow of stitched rectangles by stacking one inside of the other to create frames  Once they were all cut, I stacked them together upside down and taped them together so as to keep them as one piece while I cut them into a v-shape.   (I don't own the stitched squares - if you do, this would be a lot easier, lol!)  I adhered the colored frames to the top and bottom of my cardbase, cutting off the overhang.   This left a nice white space for my tiny rainbow and the sentiment.   

rainbow card | handmade card | butterfly reflections, ink. | sugar pea designs | kimpletekreativity.blogspot.com

Isn't that rainbow just the cutest!?!   I stamped it right in the center of my cardbase and then masked it and stamped the sunshine.  The sentiment was stamped with Versamark, overlapping the sun just a bit, and then heat embossed with clear embossing powder.   I colored the rainbow with Inktense colored pencils and and then gave the sunshine, rainbow and clouds a heavy coat with my Spectrum Noir Sparkle Pen.   The sparkle is amazing!

I hope you've enjoyed my card today!   There are some seriously cute images in this stamp set from Sugar Pea Designs - I think you planner girls would love this one too.....a mini thermometer?!?  Tiny raindrops?  Hello!   Too cute!   

See you again next week, friends......same time, same place, okay?!



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