This little card
was made for my niece for her birthday.
I followed a
sketch from Raq's challenge over on the Cricut MB.
The cute girl is
the Wizardette digi stamp from Tiddly Inks but I changed her a bit - something
I love about digis, if they don't quite suit your needs you can alter
them. In this case, I swapped her wand
for a bubble blower and the "magic" dust for bubbles.
I cut the large
bubbles using my Cricut to get nice even circles and used Liquid Glass to make
them shine, I also added this to Wizardette's hair and bubbles. I couldn't find a blue ribbon with bubbles on
it so had to settle for this pink one that I picked up at the $2 shop. The blue spotty background paper is from the
Dotty collection from CTMH.
The sentiment
stamp is from Stampin' Up but I stuffed up when I stamped it and the 'Birthday'
ended up upside down! So I stamped
another one on some white card and stuck it on with a 3D Zot and Liquid Glassed
it to make it look like I wanted it to be a "button". That is after I inked the edges and ran over
a bit!
Not content with
that mistake I then decided to scan the card and thought the Liquid Glass was
dry but oh no, it wasn't! The smallest
bubble and the "Birthday" button got stuck to the glass plate of the
scanner. At this point I was about ready
to throw the whole card away but I couldn't as I was leaving in the morning off
to visit my "second" family and needed to take the card with me. I discovered that a second coat of Liquid
Glass hid the mess so left the card to dry until the morning.
Unfortunately the
mistakes on this card weren't done yet and in the morning when I picked up the
card to scan it in I managed to crack the finish on the small bubble! There's also a nail imprint in one of the
bubbles Wizardette is holding courtesy of me being too impatient wanting to cut
her out.
But despite all
the issues with this card I do like how it turned out and my niece liked it,
which is all that really matters.
Thanks for
stopping by!
It's adorable Elizabeth! I love all the shine and dimension. Only you will see those boobs, I love the way you colored her.
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