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I'm back sharing this mood board- inspired card with you today using a mix of old and new products from Pretty Pink Posh!  The blues, yellows and pinks were inspired by the mood board below.




To start, an A2 piece of Bristol cardstock was cut using the smallest scallop ovals die which is available from Pretty Pink Posh website.  The panel was then ink blended using distress oxide inks: black soot, blueprint sketch and salty ocean for the night sky.   Hillside stencil used to create a grassy hill using distress oxide colors pine needles and mowed lawn.  After the background was dry, I splattered white acrylic paint and added white gel pen to fill in the stars for the night sky.

After using a powder tool,  the sentiment from thoughtful greetings was stamped using Versamark ink and white heat embossed.  


Images from bunny friends, baby, and spring days stamp set were stamped using potting soil archival ink.  Zig clean color real brush pens used to color the images.  I added a small heart from the baby stamp set to the center of the image of the two embracing bunnies.  

The center image was masked,  and mustard seed distress oxide ink was used to fill in outside edges of the stamp of the two bunnies embracing,  The coordinating dies for baby and bunny friends were used to cut the stars and bunny images.  Then, the front panel of the card was adhered to a card base using foam tape.  I made sure to align the stamped image of the two bunnies hugging before adhering the card front.  All of the remaining images were glued to the front panel using liquid glue


To finish the card, I used white gel pen for accents, a black glaze pen for the bunnies noses and iridescent star confetti to the night sky.

Hope you enjoyed this card!  Thanks so much for stopping by today and be sure to tag #BRImoodboard on Instagram and Facebook so we can see your amazing creations!

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