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 | | I don't know about y'all, but as a kid, I loved my Barbie dolls. I was such a tomboy that Barbies were one of the only "girly" toys I liked. My sweet aunt Sandy used to make gorgeous, tiny little Barbie outfits for my sis & I every Christmas. I couldn't wait for Christmas just to see what she'd made for Barbie. I saved them all and put them away then I let my DD play with them when she was young. Later, she saw how much vintage Barbies were selling for and big $ signs cha-chinged in her eyes. Until I brought up the fact that ours would probably not fetch as much due to the Military haircuts she'd given them.
As for my card, I went with Tribute Barbie. I liked the winding flower flourish and the colors. All images are Our Daily Bread designs. On the blue bg, I stamped the butterfly bg image with blue ink and sponged on a couple of colors of blue ink. I used a white gel pen and a blue micron pen to add the highlight/shadow lines for a faux embossed look.
For the woodgrain bg, I stamped the image w/ choc and sponged on choc & sienna inks.
I stamped the butterfly vine twice w/ choc ink and colored them w/ markers & a water brush. I trimmed on a diagonal the right edge of one & cut out some extra butterflies from the other. The trellis was made by punching the lg garden trellis punch, back to back (to make it wide) and then I snipped out some of the internal crossbeams to make my trellis more open. The sentiment was die cut w/ a tag tie that I cut one end then turned the die around and cut the other side so they'd both match.
Thanks so much for looking! Close ups will be on my blog: The Write Stuff |
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Date: Saturday, January 22, 2011 GMT Views: 1031
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Keywords: IC268 our_daily_bread odb ODBDT ODBD ODBDDT butterfly Martha Stewart spellbinders
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Stamps: ODBD - Fath, Wood Bg, Butterfly Bg
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Paper: white
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Ink: Ancient Page chocolate, sienna, Kaleidacolor blue breeze
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Accessories: Tombow markers, water brush, white gel pen, blue Micron pen, MS lattice punch, Spellbinders tag die
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Techniques: faux embossing, sponging
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Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 2
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