Rubbernecker - Right as Rain

Rubbernecker | April Stamp Release

Hello! Today, I am sharing a dog-themed card created with Rubbernecker supplies to celebrate the April stamp release. I used the brand-new Dogs Front and Back stamp set for the sentiment with Rubbernecker die sets and stencil.

Stencil background panel with the Sun Burst Stencil.
Cut Pine Tree Forest and heat-emboss Dogs Front and Back sentiment in lower portion.
Cut Dog House and Set of Dogs from cardstock and assemble. To personalize the dog house, I printed our first dog’s name and cut it with one of the Dog House dies.
Cut the Outside Scallop Frame from white cardstock.
Trim the Pine Tree Forest and attach to the inside of the frame. Back with the stenciled panel. Add assembly to blue card base. Add dog house and dog to scene.

Rubbernecker | Flower Cart Scene

Hello! Today, I am sharing a spring-themed card created with Rubbernecker supplies.

Create primary components

Cut dog with Set of Dogs from gray, black, and white cardstock; assemble.
Cut Cart from white, green, light gray, and black cardstock; assemble.
Cut trees with Spring Tree dies from green and brown woodgrain-textured cardstock; assemble.

Create background

Stamp Kittie Says Spring Time sentiment on white cardstock in VersaFine Onyx Black ink.
Place vellum strip 2 5/16 inches below sentiment. Apply blue ink upwards for sky. Reverse vellum strip and apply gray ink for the ground.
Place assembled trees, cart, and dog on sentiment panel to determine where to trim panel to A2-size.
Trim panel and attach to card base.

Accessorize and Assemble

Die-cut Cart Accessories #1 from cardstock; assemble.
Assemble the scene: adhere trees to scene; add cart, add accessories (popping up some with foam adhesive), and add dog with foam adhesive.

Rubbernecker – Cabin in the Woods

Hello! Today I am sharing a Christmas, winter-themed card created with Rubbernecker supplies (many of these products are now available at Brass and Bliss as Rubbernecker rebranded).

I heat-embossed the Snowmen with Presents sentiment in white on dark blue cardstock. After masking the sentiment, I added white embossing paste through a Carta Bella snow stencil and set the panel aside to dry.
I die-cut the Pine Tree Forest and Deckle Frame from white cardstock.
I trimmed the Pine Tree Forest to fit behind the Deckle Frame. Once the stenciled background was dry, I adhered the forest and frame to the background.
I added the assembly to a light gray card base.
I die-cut the Cabin from a variety of cardstock colors and assembled the pieces. The small trees, snow on the chimney, and roof were cut from Doodlebug Lily White glitter cardstock. I added the assembled cabin and trees to the scene with foam adhesive.

Rubbernecker – Stormy Weather

Hello! Today I am sharing a friendship card showcasing the Fishing Boat die at Rubbernecker.

I have been sharing a lot of nautical cards of late. For this one, I wanted to use a different sentiment than “Ahoy” (or similar). My idea for the different sentiment came about after I inked clouds in the sky with the MFT Cloud Stencil. The sky indicated a storm was moving in. If I found myself in rough sea, I’d certainly prefer to be in a fishing boat rather than a sailboat! Of course, the Fishing Boat can be used for a nautical card with an “Ahoy” sentiment.
I created the sentiment on my computer and cut it with the Rubbernecker Deckle Frame die. I did something similar on this card.
I used the Lawn Fawn Ocean Wave Borders to cut the waves from two shades of blue cardstock.

Elizabeth Craft Designs Snowman

Hello! I’m continuing with my winter-themed cards and sharing another one featuring an Elizabeth Craft Designs snowman.

To create the snowman, I cut and glued the Elizabeth Craft Designs Jack Frost pieces, using a hat from the Elizabeth Craft Designs Winter Accessories set. (I die-cut the mouth with a Paper Smooches snowman die set piece.)
I cut the hat from ThemoWeb Flock in white and tan.
I cut the hill after stamping the Rubbernecker Snowmen with Presents sentiment.
I adhered the hill and snowman to the patterned paper background, adding snowflakes cut with a die in the Elizabeth Craft Designs Penguin set.

Supplies: Therm O Web Tuscan Gold and White Latte Flock Transfer sheets, Carta Bella Winter Market patterned paper