Of course you know you can't leave the sketch like it is so I flipped it again. I used the Martha loopy boarder punch for the funness at the bottom and the Martha loopy corner punch to make the circle loopy as well. I love using the punch to make circles. I may have to do a tutorial on how to do this for those of you who would like to know.
I got some new embossing powder from Stampin' Up this week. Like you all didn't know, I love sparkle! So I had to use it to sparkle up my little roll a bit. First I used glossy accents on the frosting to puff it up. When that dried I wiped the raised part with Top Boss and sprinkled the new sparkly Iridescent Ice embossing powder and heated. I cut the frosting out and pop doted it onto another stamped image of the roll. And as usual, I inked the edges with Tim Holtz Distress inks.
And a close up of the frosting. I finished the card with some matching ribbon and a Maya Road pin. The paper is some scraps of the Bo-Bunny Boo Crew and some Bazzil Bling I had left over from my cupcake cuties card from last week. And to go along with my sparkle addiction I have this quote that I love. I think this is probably the reason I like all things that sparkle.
" Some girls were just born with glitter in their veins."
~Paris Hilton~
4 comments:
Very cute! I just love that trim you used -- it is just perfect -- it SO looks like icing! Great take on the sketch!!!
This is so cute! The icing is gorgeous, great tip! I can't wait to try it out!
Wow, the frosting looks sooo real! I love that you used the MS punch around the circle - not sure if I could have gotten that right! :) Awesome card! hugz, Mary
LOVE this! That roll is just ready to eat ;0)
Can you re-post on my blog candy? I accidentally hit the wrong button in my tired stupor this morning and deleted your comment :0(
Thanks!
~Rach
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