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So last week in the automobile, the Girl burning melody by Alicia Keys came on the radio and the young boys started singing along the length of. All of a sudden Then, Trevor stopped and said, “Wait, is she on fire fireplace or basketball burning? ” It took me another and I realized yep then, she’s on fire like being proficient at basketball!

LOL So when I observed the thou be-eth on fire sentiment in the set up I just were required to put it to use (and sing the track the whole time!). Which means this is my ode to Girl burning. I stamped the flag, banner, princess and dragon from the set on watercolor newspaper, slice with the coordinating dies and then coloured.

For the sentiment, I did just a little stamp surgery to slice the sentiment into two creases, but it could also be done quite easily with masking. The scroll in the background is from the awesome new Scrolls Infinity Dies. I cut it from the parchment paper from the main kit, then sponged with very soft brownish and cup o-joe inks. I added some scribbles with a brown color pencil to look like writing and then layered the dragon, banner and princess over it.

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Next I drawn out the Maze Bold Prints add–on and stamped in super green on peony cardstock then sponged surrounding the edges. I layered everything collectively and stuck somewhat of foam within the bottom level scroll for just a little dimension. I QUICKLY decided I wanted to work with the congratulations sentiment from the Majestic Beasts make. Since it was unequal with the foam, I couldn’t stamp directly on the scroll, therefore i die lower another scroll from vellum, embossed the sentiment in yellow metal and then cut the bottom percentage and layered it over the scroll just.

I thought my princess needed a little something more, therefore i added a flame to her arrow and then embossed the crown from Majestic Beasts in platinum and chop with the coordinating body cuts. I accented this with some teeny rhinestones and finished off with a bright silver mat around the background panel. Next I decided to depart a little from the purples and pinks. I colored the knight and the tent from the primary kit with Zig markers, then added a little of crystal clear lacquer pen accents and glitter to the horse’s mane.

I created a wall backdrop using the Cobblestone Bold Prints increase, stamped on the parchment paper in soft brownish and then sponged with tender brown and glass o’ joe inks. I used the birthday sentiment from Majestic Beasts and embossed it in gold, cut with the Label Structures Infinity Dies then.

The bottom portion of the card features the Stained Glass Window Stencil. I used the stencil with some gold glitter paste on sand cardstock. Love how it shines! Shiny platinum mats finish off this masculine birthday greeting card. My next card, also features the Stained Glass Window Stencil. The stencil was utilised by me to blend reactive inks to create the scene, slash it down and matted with pitch african american cardstock then. The background of the card is performed by embossing the Trefoil Bold Prints in sea salt reactive ink and clear embossing powder on the panel of arctic cardstock. The sentiment is from the Majestic Beast place and it is stamped onto a banner pass away contained in the Scrolls Infinity Dies place.

I completed with some rectangular embellishments from my stash. For my last credit card today, I made a one part card. I treasured the chic roses in the Fairytale Book Alphabet, so embossed those in platinum in the bottom of your white card foundation. I used the alphabet stamps to spell the term wish then. I masked off a straight line under the wish sentiment, then sponged with green apple and lime fizz reactive inks.

I then transferred the cover up and combined in taffy about the sentiment and plants. I changed the card and worked from the other end to blend in pool party and then blue raspberry for the sky. I finished off with some spritzes of drinking water and blotted off. Okay, if you’re still beside me, you deserve a crafty high 4!