When I made Ella's birthday card back in July, I made two (as is typical for me), but instead of keeping one as a model, I made the second for my niece Jocelyn's birthday in September. When I first saw the "Pony Party" stamp set, I just knew it would be perfect for birthday cards (and "just because" cards) for little girls. How right I was. :o)
Because Ella is the child of the original "Pink Bunny", I made the card as pink and sparkly as possible. It is an easel card so it can be propped up and long admired. ;o)
To create the shades of pink in the mane and tail, I simple got out my blender pen and the Melon Mambo stamp pad. Then, I layered more color on where I wanted it darker and less where I wanted it lighter.
Using my two-way glue pen, I added Dazzling Diamonds here and there on the pony/unicorn. For the glittery images in the background, I used VersaMark and heat and stick powder.
It really was a fun (if time consuming!) card to make. :o)
This card uses:
Stamp Set: "Pony Party"
Papers: Melon Mambo, Pink Pirouette, Whisper White
Inks: Black StazOn, Melon Mambo, VersaMark
Accessories: Dazzling Diamonds, 1 1/4" Pink Pirouette grosgrain ribbon, heat and stick powder
3 comments:
"The original pink bunny" ... hee hee hee. That is hilarious.
I think I need to play with Dazzling Diamonds. Your card is wonderful.
Mom aka Lissie
So cute! I also love this stamp set. It just makes perfect cards for little girls.
Lynn
Love this Unicorn card Rach! TFS, I shall be back soon! Hugs always! G
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