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Showing posts with label a frumptious treat for you!. Show all posts
Showing posts with label a frumptious treat for you!. Show all posts

Friday, 26 September 2014

A Frumptious Treat ~ Girl With Cup Cake

Hello bloggers I hope you are well and ready for the weekend.  Today I have a cupcake card.



This card began as a white 8x8 card blank that I cut down to make a 7x8  card blank.  Next I adhered the cupcake patterned paper from the English tea party collection paper pack to the front of the card.  The topper I printed out a while ago from a CD-ROM but I can't remember which one.  The topper was coloured with ProMarkers and then I cut it out.  The faux ribbon strips were cut out as they were originally part of the topper.  I inked along the dotted lines with a pink ProMarker.  The faux ribbon was adhered to the right hand side of the card.  Finally the sentiment was printed from the Serif Roald Dahl digikits collection 1 Charlie and the Chocolate factory.  I matted it with some pink floral paper before adhering it to the bottom right corner of the card.
Happy Crafting  xx Hazel

Monday, 1 September 2014

A Frumptious Treat for You! ~ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Willy Wonka

Hello bloggers a pinch and a punch it's the first of the month.  I hope that you had a good weekend and looking forward to September.  Today I have some thing a little different with a chocolate bar wrapper.



This wrapper began as an A4 sheet of 160gsm card stock.  First of all I measured the chocolate bar so that I knew the dimensions for it make the wrapper.  Next I designed the wrapper using Serif Roald Dahl digikit collection 1.  I added  a shadow effect on the ribbon behind the topper and a sticker effect to the Charlie and Willy image.  The text 'frumptious' was taken from the Gobblefunk glossary which comes within the same digikit set as above.  I then used a text box to add the rest of the text using grilled cheese and 18 point font.  Finally I added some jewel embellishments and a bow.  It was then printed onto the card stock and cut out.  I then wrapped it around the chocolate bar and adhered into place at the back.  A quick and simple make but also a gorgeous one which  enhances an ordinary chocolate bar into a frumptious one.
Happy Crafting xx Hazel