Showing posts with label baby card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby card. Show all posts

Monday, May 2, 2016

CCMC404

CCMC404

These colors stumped me a bit but I persevered and came up with a baby card using these colors. I started with the Calypso Coral card base and added some of the Schoolhouse DSP and then it just sort of came together. 


Saturday, October 10, 2009

Baby Girl Card


I just love this stamp set. It is called Cute and Cuddly and you can see it on page 77 in the new catalog. It is great for Baby Shower invitations as well as baby cards. This card uses the little bear stamp and is embellished to look like a ballerina bear. The colors used are Rose Red, Regal Rose and Whisper White. Enjoy!

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

I am a Spotlight Artist


My blog was chosen to be spotlighted by Sherrill Graff, one of Shelli's direct downlines! She asked for a few samples I had made and then posted me to her blog as a Spotlight Artist. This gal has not 1 but 3 blogs that she keeps up with and is very inspirational to me and lots of other demonstrators. I think her direct line is like 100+ demonstrators! Anyway, I just had to boast a little. Thanks for looking. Note, some of the images you see on her blog will be coming soon to my blog site. I sent the photos to her early. I will see you soon.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

A Baby Onesie Card Idea


This cute little card is done by making a tent card to start with and then taking "bites" out of the top and bottom for the neck and leg holes. The sides were trimmed to make it look like sleeves. The lace is made using the scalloped circle punch with a hole punched in it. All together it makes a great baby card. I love the look with the polka dots on the whisper white and then the pink hippo sets the whole thing off perfectly. Note the detail of the snaps at the bottom of the card! Wouldn't it be cute to find a baby onesie and make a matching card!

Monday, August 10, 2009

Hello Baby


The new stamp set Animal Stories in the catalog on page 88 just looks like it would make the cutest kid cards! Match it up with the Tall Tales designer papers that were made to go with it and you have instant success with your cards or scrapbook pages. This card is a perfect example of just such success. I love the images and the simplicity. The sentiment comes from the set Teeny Tiny Wishes. Note the detail like the faux stitching on the Crushed Curry cardstock.