This one was a Blue Ribbon winner:
Although
there are seven stamps used on this card, I also had fun with punches: eight to be exact! Moreover, I’ve taken to heart the numerous
encouragements I’ve been reading lately about getting the most use out of my
supplies as possible. Tricks like using
parts of images appealed to me, so on this card, I did that in three ways:
1. The
cake topper is just the very top part of an image that actually inspired this
layout: it was a three-layer cake and I
loved it, but I needed a larger cake in order to make more of an impact. So I used just the topper.
2.
The middle layer is just a third of the actual image. I was easily able to ink just a part of the
stamp because I used a marker.
3.
The bow on the gift is actually the wings snipped off a punch-out of a cherub. Sounds a bit grim, but happily, no real
cherub was injured in the making of this card!
Impress Flourish, Outlines Star from Bits & Pieces set,
Memory Box Bird Huddle, Fred Mullett Waves,
Unknown “Live well . . .”
Inks: PaperTrey Ink Fresh Snow, ColorBox Frost White, Gold
Marvy Wet Looks Marker #43, Kaleidoscope Creole (lightest
color)
Emb Powder: Judikins Opaque White, Ranger Gold, Transcendence Clear
Dies/Punches: Scalloped rectangular punches (3 sizes), postage stamp punch,
tiny leaves, flowers, Fiskars Scalloped Border, Marvy Cherub
(wings only)
Doo Dads: Deckle-edged scissors
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