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Use a stamping platform and Memento Ink to stamp the Medium Keyhole twice — once onto white cardstock and once onto repositionable sticker paper. Fussy-cut the sticker paper version so that you have a piece that will cover the area around the outline of the keyhole and cut it again along the outside border of around the keyhole. You should end up with three masks, one for the area around the keyhole, one for the outline of the keyhole, and one for the keyhole itself.
Position the Angel Girl stamp from the Cartoon Kids Rubber Stamp Set facedown in the aperture of the keyhole, then use Memento Ink to stamp it twice — once onto the image panel and once onto repositionable sticker paper. Fussy-cut the sticker paper version of Angel Girl and place it atop its counterpart on the image panel.
Place the keyhole mask and the keyhole outline mask over their counterparts and sponge metallic gold and metallic black/gold inks over the masks to create the brass door plate/escutcheon. Thoroughly heat set the ink.
Cover the area just inked with the repositionable sticker paper mask. It will butt up against the outline mask.
Remove the mask from the keyhole, but keep the mask over Angel Girl. Brush light purple, light pink and light blue dye inks over a cloud mask to create a cloudy sky in the aperture of the keyhole.
Remove the mask from Angel Girl and from the outline of the keyhole. Color the keyhole and Angel Girl with Copic markers. Use a clear glitter pen to add glitter to her wings and trails under her feet. Use a gold glitter pen to add gold glitter to her halo, her wings, and the trails under her feet. Use a white gel pen to add highlights to her eyes.
Remove the mask from the outside of the keyhole. Trim the image panel/keyhole plate and edge with a grey marker. Use a black chalk pencil to add a slight shadow around the outline of the keyhole. Trim a piece of gold metallic cardstock so that it's slightly larger than the image panel and use it to mat the image panel. Add gold circles to the four corners of the doorplate/escutcheon.
Use a wood-patterned embossing folder to emboss grey/blue cardstock. Place the embossed cardstock between copy paper and run it through the die-cut machine to flatten it. Brush gold metallic ink lightly over the embossed cardstock to hit the hight spots.
Trim the panel to 5" x 7" and adhere to a 5" x 7" grey/blue card. Edge with the gold metallic ink, then heat set the card thoroughly.
Sponge the same blue and pink dye inks used previously onto a sentiment sticker. Adhere the sentiment sticker to the card front, then adhere the image panel to finish the card.
