Friday, September 10, 2010

Sparkly Fun Friday -- Cinderella's pumpkin wishes

Sparkly Fun Fridays features a sparkly or glittery project using shimmer paints, embossing powders, glitters, rhinestones... anything shiny to welcome the weekend in a fun way!!!


Hi everyone,

Today I needed a special card for a special someone, she kinda believe in fairytales and she'll be graduating soon. So I needed something to congratulate her, but most of all to tell her to reach for the stars, and to believe in her dreams...

Here's what I came up with:
How did this happened :
  • First I found the pumpkin stamp from my retired stamp sets and I challenged myself to do something non-halloween with it...
  • Then starring at them for a couple of minute with a stupid smile on my face (the're so cute I just can't help it), I though they would look cute all in a pumpkin patch...
  • it also made me think of Cinderella's pumpkin carriage...
  • Because it's friday I needed some glitter...there came the magic wand!!
  • Since I need to do special cards with a purpose, to whom it would fit ???
  • No sentiment, no problem I have a computer...
Well here you got a glimpse of how my mind works when in card making process, sometimes they come from FAR, FAR away....;O)



I had fun rediscovering my prismacolors with these pumpkins and since I didn't have any sentiments to tell exactly what I wanted, I created one with my computer, thanks to Marie-Précieuse for showing me this white printing technique  with a home printer (click here if you can read french).


Stamp Set: Priceless, The more the merrier(retired)
Inks: black Stazon, Versamark, Sahara Sand marker
Cardstock: Whisper White, chocolate chip, old olive, always artichoke and certainly celery monochromatics DSP
Other: Prismacolor pencils, Gamsol, Stampin' Dimensionals, SNAIL Adhesive, computer generated sentiment and sky, Heat and stick powder, Dazzling diamonds glitter. 
To order any of these supplies, click here.

Have nice stampin' day !!

3 comments:

Marie-Précieuse said...

Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! :) and I love to have a peek in your mind! I want more of this kind of posts!!! :D

Marie-Claude Bastien said...

C'est pas linéaire comme patron de pensée, mais le vieil adage 'think outside the box" est tout à fait ton style, et regarde le résultat!!! Ton imagination est-elle sans borne?!!

Cindy Major said...

Über cute!!

Cindy