Donna-Dancing Queen (StampAnniething October Release, Day 3)

 Today is the final day for StampAnniething's October Release and we have no other than Donna-Dancing Queen. Donna gave me total Cher vibes so that's where my inspiration comes from for her dress and hair. 

Here are some photos of the coloring process:





I decided to go with a slimline card this time around. I ink blended the background using seedless preserves, peacock feathers, mermaid lagoon, twisted citron, wild honey, picked raspberry and carved pumpkin. 


The first time I saw the disco ball die, I knew I had to make a shaker element out of it so I die cut 5 disco balls out of chipboard and one disco ball out of glitter paper. Then, I die cut the circle portion of the disco ball out of the left over ink blended background and got a flat round button. I traced the button on a blank watercolor circle and cut it out. I used foam to attach the ink blended circle background to the plain background with the whole in the middle. I built the shaker by stacking the 5 layers with glue. I attached the circle acetate sheet cut out to the glitter cut out of the disco ball, filled the disco ball inserts with beads and attached the glitter top. Lastly I glued the button to the card and then placed the shaker disco ball element on top and now we are ready for a spin!





Hope you liked the process behind Donna-Dancing Queen. If you are not a member of the Stamp Club, go check it out! It's incredible value and so much fun to create with! Check ya later!

Stamp Anniething products used:

Donna-Dancing Queen
Disco Ball Die
Rectangle Slimline Die (I cut out the bars in between)
Groovy Word Die
Wink of Stella
White Gel Pen

Copic Markers Used:

Skin: E04, ·11, E21, E00, E000
Hair: 110, BV29, BV25, BV23
Dress: Y28, Y26, Y13, Y11, Y00

Distress inks used: seedless preserves, peacock feathers, mermaid lagoon, twisted citron, wild honey, picked raspberry and carved pumpkin. 

Background: Liquid Stardust





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