Robo Party stamps from Raisin Boat<\/a><\/span>, I knew I was going to have fun with these new stamps.<\/p>\nI altered the adult robot to make a female version by masking off the thighs with tape, inking up the stamp, removing the tape, stamping, and then drawing in a simple trapezoid skirt. I also added a little bow to the antenna and eye lashes. LOL I altered the spunky little robot that seems to be jumping up for joy into a little dog (to resemble my Bandito) by adding ears, a nose with a split lip, and a tail.\u00a0The little dog robot resembled my Biscuit sufficiently to just need a couple of eyelashes to illustrate\u00a0she is a girl dog.<\/p>\n
I used the following Copic colors in\u00a0various greys for the metallic body parts: C1, C3, C5 for the\u00a0girl robot; N0, N3 and N5 for the boy dog; and W1, W3 and W5 for the female dog. Then to add a little color to the entourage, I used the following colors to their “outfits”: RV52 and 55 for the girl’s pink “dress”; V06 and 17 for the purple boy dog; and R32 and 35 for the girl dog’s red top. I added Glossy Accents over all their eyes and on the tv screen to add a little shine and dimension.<\/p>\n
I printed out on my computer the punny sentiment “Gear Up for a great Birthday!” using a free robot font I found online, and I anchored the sides and back of the sentiment with die cut gears. I used\u00a0a plastic CD sleeve and used my fuse tool to make the see through shaker card. I inserted a die cut gear background into a plastic sleeve along with some silver star sequins and black and grey sequins, and I closed up the whole thing with my fuse tool (I also sealed the one open side of the sleeve with Zip Dry adhesive just to reinforce the closure).<\/p>\n
The following is a video share of this card:<\/p>\n