Cookie girl | All Dressed Up stamps

Today I am back with another card for All Dressed Up Stamps. It is new release inspirations day. There are three new stamps you can buy in the Etsy shop. I will show and link them below.

Cookie girl

Sparkle

Winter pups

For my inspiration card I used the image Cookie girl. A perfect image to make a kitchen scene. I this article I tell you all about how I made this kitchen scene.

So, lets talk about how I made this card.

Measurements

• You need a piece of white cardstock measuring 30 centimeters by 10,5 centimeters. Score at the long side at 15 centimeters. Now you have your base card.
• A piece of green cardstock measuring 10 centimeters by 14,5 centimeters.
• A piece of white cardstock to make your background on, measuring 9,5 centimeters 14 centimeters.
• Some light brown card stock to make the kitchen en kitchen cupboard from.

Digital stamp and coloring

I printed the digital stamp on DCP paper and colored it with my alcohol markers.

• Face: peachy blush (259), Salmon pink (25) and Barely beige (29).
• Hair: Clay (116), Rose Beige (97), Olive green (41) and Buttercup yellow (141).
• Dress: (227), Greyish Green Sage (229) and Soft Green (227).
• Skirt and hat: Blue Grey 1 (BG1) and te colorless blender (0).
• Dots on the skirt: Dark Indigo 188).
• Cookies: Sand (107), Rose beige (97), Caramel (253).
• Socks, scale: Dark Indigo (188), Dark sky (191), Midi sky (190) and Light Sky (189).

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Creating the scene for Cookie girl

For this girl I wanted to make a little kitchen scene. I decided to go for a shimmery brick wall. I used my brick stencil for that, and I applied the bricks with green glitter glue.

For the kitchen I used at first a background die on some light brown paper. The die gives it a wooden look. I cut it down to 4 centimeters by 9,5 centimeters. I wanted the paper a bit darker, so, I applied my brown inks on it.

On top I cut a strip of dark brown paper layer it on the wooden cabinets.

I placed the bowl on top of the kitchen and placed the girl in front of that.

I cut a square of the same paper as I used for the kitchen and inked it with my brown inks also. I glued the sentiment “Did someone say cookies” on top of that. I found the strip sentiment “lets bake” and applied that to my kitchen on the bottom.

And the card is finished.

And the card is finished. I hope you like it. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy new year. I am looking forward to another year full of creativity. I hope you do too and will join me.

I’m listing the products I used below. I will link them when I can. Click on the link to go directly to the product. Where available I use compensated affiliate links which means if you make a purchase, I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much for your support.

Products I used:

• Digital stamp Cookie girl from All Dressed Up Stamps.
• Brick wall stencil from Dutch Doobadoo.
• Alcohol markers (twinmarkers) from Decotimecraft.
• Green glitter glue from Craftsensations.
• Wooden background die from Aveccreative.
• Sentiments from a Christmas Luxe Paperblock from Decotimecrafts.
• Memento ink Espresse truffle (808) and Memento ink Rich Cocoa (800).

I would like to participate in the following challenges:

• Crafting Happiness Challenges: Christmas
• A Place To Start: Anything goes + Happy Holidays
• Crafty Gals Corner: Tis the season
• Fab ‘n’ Funky Challenges: Last minute Christmas
• The Paper Funday Challenges: Anything goes + Holiday time
• Lil Patch of Crafty Friends Challenge …: Anything goes
• Moving Along With The Times: Christmas
• The Creative Crafters: Anything goes
• Crafter’s Cafe: Anything goes