I saw the
bubble wrap in the picture, and knew immediately that I would use Tim’s
bubble wrap stamp. Rather than trying
to imitate the girl’s dress, I used Tim’s dress form and cut out a pink,
white and black dress from one of the (numerous) paper pads that I purchased
at convention.
I had just
purchased the Cricut Graphically Speaking cartridge, and the word “girl” was
included in it. I cut it out of plain
cardstock, colored it with Hickory Smoke Distress Ink and then added several
layers of UTEE to give it a glossy shine. The dress form is mounted on an
Action Wobble because I imagine that the little girl was all fidgety while
shopping.
Journaling
on the back: Sue thought I would use the picture of the limo. It did cross my
mind, but I decided to use the girl instead. See the bubble wrap dots on the
tag? They mimic the bubble wrap on the shelf. This was a fun one for sure!
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Of course, I asked permission to take her picture explaining to her mamma that she 'might' be on social media. It was my suggestion that I do not capture her face (besides, her hair was beautiful.) When she told her daughter to go stand "over there," she did - and turned around to face me and smiled and posed. Her mamma said to turn around and the little girl said "Doesn't the lady want a picture of my face?" ... how cute was that? I still chuckle when I think back (a year ago already!) about taking this picture,
ReplyDeleteThe Action Wobble was a good choice behind the dress form and it's just perfect that there's no face.
Great tag.
xo
SuZeQ