That's Krafty Thursday #47

Mornin' hens!! Yeah, you're smilin' ain't ya? Cuz you know what today is, right? Uh-huh, it's time for another That's Krafty Thursday challenge for you hens to try. Ya ready? Course you are, cuz it's SUPER DUPER simple to participate in my little challenge. Wanna know what the requirements are? Ok, here goes... use KRAFT colored cardstock/paper somewhere on your project! Yup, that's it!!! Easy peasy. Now remember, you hens have to beat the TKT46 record of 38 entries!! Woo-hoo!! So let's get started.....

As some inspiration to get your creative juices flowin', here's a little card I made using "Daisy with a Stella on top" from Stamping Bella. As you hens know, I just LOVEEEEE Stella. She's such a hoot! I stamped her onto some of Bella's Bestest Paper and colored her with my Copics. I cut her out with my circle Nesties and sponged some distress ink around the edges. Then I tied this pretty saddle stitched ribbon into a cute bubbly bow, but WAIT!! It has WHITE stitching!!! Oh nooooo!!! Pffft! Not to worry, Copics to the rescue!! Yep, I took my E35 marker and colored the white stitching to match the KRAFT! Shuh-zaam!! Am I a KRAFTY CHICK or what?? LOL! What was that? You wanna be a KRAFTY CHICK too?? Well, just enter your KRAFTY project below by 7:00pm EST on February 23rd, and I'll pick my TOP THREE KRAFTY CHICKS and announce the winners right here on the 24th. As a winner, you will also receive Clara, the KRAFTY CHICK badge for your blog, so you can show the whole world YOU are one KRAFTY CHICK!

Okee dokee, that's it from the hen house today. Don't forget tomorrow's Bellarific Friday theme is "Circle Cards". Man was I sweatin' that one!! But just wait til you see my card! OMG!! I LOVE it! With that said, I'll see ya back in hen house bright n' early tomorrow mornin!! {{{hen hugs}}}

Supplies:
Rubber Stamps - Stamping Bella; CS - SU Kraft, Bella's Bestest Paper; Tim Holtz Distress Ink Vintage Photo; Embossing Folder; Border Punch - Martha Stewart; Brads; Ribbon - Papertrey Ink; Copics; Nestabilities