Daisy had sent me stamped images in my last order of a few of their new stamps. I had to try out the Delia Chick image right away.

I made this card last week Thursday for the Way to Use it challenge Better Sharpen Up.  We were supposed to use Pencil crayons to color in our image.

I had a bad migraine all of Wednesday afternoon (last week). Thursday morning the pills finally started working, but I was still very nauseous. I had to stamp though, because I didn’t want to break my challenge streak. 

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I colored the image in with my Pure Colored Pencils and blended them with Gamsol and Tsukineko Fantastix.

I cut down the image to a 2″ x 2 3/8″ rectangle, doodled the border with my 03black Micron pen  and added AMuse Card candy. I also added Stickles Stardust on the icing and Gelly Roll Stardust on the ribbon, on the darker parts of the cake and the chick.

I then layered it on a 1/4″ bigger piece of Black cardstock. I cut a 2 1/2″ x 2 7/8″ piece of Purely Pomegranate and sponged the edges to make it darker and was about to tape my main image on it, when I smudged the nice white center image. I didn’t feel good enough to repeat all the coloring and embellishing, so I sponged the edges. Not as pretty as before, but it hid my mess.

The card base here is a 4 1/4″ x 8 1/2″ piece of Garden Green cardstock. I used my retired Stampin’ Up! Stripes template and a sponge to add the stripes,  stamped All in a Row dots between them and highlighted the stripes by adding a doodled border with my 03black Micron pen.

The horizontal layer measures 2 1/4″ x 3 3/4″ and is a piece of Holiday Harmony Designer Paper. I stamped the dotted border from In the Spotlight around the side and top edge and adhered a 1/4″ x 3 3/4″ piece of black cardstock on the bottom.

May Ribbon was added around the Designer paper and AMuse Card candy on the black strip on the bottom.

The saying is from the Stampin’ Up! set It’s all Good. It was stamped in Black Palette ink on Shimmery White cardstock, punched out with the 1 1/4″ circle punch, layered first on a 1 3/8″ black circle, then on a sponged scallop Purely Pomegranate circle.

Last I added a small black photo corner on the top right and topped it with three little AMuse Card Candy jewels.

Beate

Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.

16 Responses to “Pomegranate Happy Chick”

  1. Such a cute little chick! Sorry to hear about your poor head! I can sympathize. Our daughter has them too. She had a really bad one yesterday & didn’t get to participate in her father-in-law’s birthday except to bring his gifts out to him. I hope you are much better today!

  2. What an adorable image, and I love the fun colors and all of your details! So cute!!

  3. My gosh! Look at that card!! Adorable!

  4. That image is so cute and I love all the bright and beautiful colors you used. Sorry about your headache.

  5. This card is sooooooooooo cute! I love that little chick! So cute! Very nice touches with all of the bling!

  6. What a great card!

  7. This is fabulous! Love all the bling, that adorable stamped image, the colors you used… Everything! 🙂

  8. Great card. Thanks for all your help by the way. And hope you are feeling better..

  9. Great layout and super cute chickie:) Sorry to hear about your migraine, I suffer from those all the time so I feel your pain. I never had one until I had kids though…hmmmmmmm…wonder why?!

  10. Great card!!! Your work is astounding and that stamp is fantastic, I love it. TFS.

  11. Darling card Beate! I must get some of those cute chickies! Deb

  12. This chick is so cute. Love the doodling!

  13. Spectacular card. Love that it is in my fav colors too. So sorry about the migranes you have. I feel you pain and wish I could help every time I read of you having them!

    HUGS

  14. This is just so STINKIN’ CUTE! OH my, that little chick!

  15. Way too cute.

  16. Super cute card Beate, Jennifer 🙂

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