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Saturday, March 14, 2009
Sprinkles and Frosting
Here is another one of those cupcakes that I mentioned last weekend. The frosting on this one was made with alcohol inks though, instead of markers. The sprinkles are again, a pink Bic Mark-It pen, colored on white cardstock, punched out with a hole punch, and then coated with Crystal Effects. I traced the stamped "Happy Birthday" sentiment with a purple Spica glitter pen. I would have preferred to emboss it, but with sleeping kidlets in a small house, an embossing gun is not always a welcomed tool! :>
Everytime I work on these cupcakes, my daughter stands next to me, licks her lips, and says, "Mmmm....cupcakes! My favorite!!" What cracks me up, is that to my knowledge, I don't think she's ever even had a cupcake before!! Yet, she is totally obsessing on them and is now asking for cupcakes for her pink birthday party coming up later this spring. Isn't it funny, she has a gazillion toys and yet what makes her happiest (right now) is watching me stamp and color a cupcake (or blow bubbles outside :>)!!!
Supplies:
Stamps: Cupcake & Sentiment - Inkspirations
Ink: StazOn - Black; Versamagic Chalk - Eggplant
Cardstock: Stamper's White Select - PapertreyInk; Lovely Lilac, SU's old pink (can't remember the name), Elegant Eggplant - SU!
Other: Orchid Dew Drops - Robin's Nest, SU circle punch, Pinata Alcohol Inks, Crystal Effects, Purple Spica pen - Copic, and fringe ribbon from a swap table
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What great colors you acheived with your different techniques.
ReplyDeleteNow that you know your daughter likes cupcake images, you know just what to use for the invitations to her birthday party!
How pretty! This looks good enough to eat! I agree, they would make really fun birthday invitations.
ReplyDeleteVery cute card and that cupcake is yummy! tfs!!!
ReplyDeleteV is so cute and so are your cupcake cards! Bonus points for using the fiber from your stash...I'd be willing to bet you've had it in your stash as long as I have :) Looks awesome layered...reminds me of the flapper dress era!
ReplyDeleteReally yummy! :) I love the shaded colors! :) Thanks for visiting me and leaving a comment :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy card! Love the colors you used! Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! it does look yummy, and what a great way to use the fibers.
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Makes me want to do the hula! And lick frosting! Yipee!
ReplyDeletelove what you did with the alcohol inks. You've inspired me!
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