Kidding Around with the Caffeinated Goat and a Trick for Highlighting Eyes

When I saw the new Caffeinated Goat from The Rabbit Hole Designs, my inner Capricorn was in love! She speaks to me; she seems so sassy (or he, either way 😉 ). I especially love the furry cuffs on the robe. You could treat them like grass or even flames!  I couldn’t wait to ink her up and Copic color her. Since blue seems to be my favorite color right now, she’s wearing a blue robe. (Don’t worry, only my markers are blue, not me.)
Caffeinated Goat The Rabbit Hole Designs
Once I had my goat colored, I cut her out with the ScanNCut and added some shiny details. I brushed her eyelid and coffee mug with an Aqua Shimmer Pen. Then, I added a healthy coat of Diamond Glaze to her eyeball and over the top of the mug. I use this same trick with all of the Caffeinated Critters. It’s a fun way to add extra pizzazz to them. 
 
Coloring Eyes Caffeinated Goat The Rabbit Hole Designs Pear Blossom Press Coffee Mug details caffeinated goat The Rabbit Hole Designs Pear Blossom Press
While the Diamond Glaze was drying, I stamped the caffeine molecule from the set in a rainbow of colors onto a white card base. Then, I closed my ink pads and squeezed them so ink would transfer to the lids. I thinned the ink on the lids down, and used a paintbrush to splatter them over my stamping. A few spritzes of Glimmer Mist finished the background. Instead of creating the background on a separate A2 panel, I went for it directly on my card base because it was a nice stiff cardstock and I wasn’t doing anything too crazy. If you only have lightweight cardstock, you can create a decorative panel and adhere it to a card base. 
 
To assemble the card, I embossed my sentiment on a die cut coffee mug, then popped it up with foam tape. The goat is adhered with a double layer of foam tape so she sticks up a little higher than the big mug. I scattered a few sequins on top and coated them with Diamond Glaze too so they would have the same shiny finish as the eye and red mug.  

I like that the background for this card has lots of color, but also offers a lot of bright white space too. The goat and sentiment really pop! Are you ready to see what the rest of the team made with the Caffeinated Goat? Hop along with us and see!
 
 
GIVEAWAYS:
** PLEASE NOTE** For this release, The Rabbit Hole Designs has changed things up and there are different giveaway rules. To celebrate the next three days of the release, The Rabbit Hole Designs is giving away two gift certificates; one to a lucky Instagram Follower, and one to a lucky Fan Page follower. One winner will be chosen at random from the comments left on the INSTAGRAM post, and tagging friends. The second winner will be randomly chosen from comments left on the Fan Page post. So make sure to head on over to INSTAGRAM and look for the giveaway post (@therabbitholedesignsllc) and look for the post at The Rabbit Hole Designs Fan Page by 11:59 p.m. PST January 30, 2020. Winners will be announced on The Rabbit Hole Designs blog on January 31, 2020. Visit The Rabbit Hole Designs for complete rules. 
 
Thanks for stopping by today, I’ll be back tomorrow with another fun caffeinated card to share for day 3 of the release!
 
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7 thoughts on “Kidding Around with the Caffeinated Goat and a Trick for Highlighting Eyes

  1. Im digging the goat now too!!!! So many ideas !!!

  2. This is great!!! I need this!

  3. Love the eyeball technique on all your coffee pals. Hmmm. Something in the air about royal blue? I seem to be a new fan, too. Your goat gal is a cutie!!

  4. Super fun card! Love your eyeball idea!

  5. Your colors are AWESOME! I LOVE the rainbow stamped background! TOO FUN!

  6. I just love all these caffeine stamps. Your card is awesome

  7. Now this cute kid makes me smile!
    Hugs, Joy
    Joyfully Stamps

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