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This adorable little dinosaur and text is from the Little Darlins set. Isn't this great for a little boy?? Can be a Valentine or a birthday card. Check out this LINK for this set. I used the Super Jumbo Circle punch for the piece the little guy is stamped on. And I used Noir PH ink for all images.
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The green and red cardstocks are from the DCWV Brights stack. Oh, can you see that I pierced the large white circle? And it is cut using a circle cutter. The red "embossed" circle was punched using a 3" circle punch. I colored this little guy with Prismacolor Pencils and used my blending stump and Odorless Mineral Spirits to blend.
So, have you figured out what I used to emboss the red circle?? No? It was an orange juice lid!! I did play with the Wizard plates to make sure I didn't have too tight a fit and to not cause any damage to my Wizard.
1 comment:
Great kid card!
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