When I recently initiated a card-challenge with a friend, I fully intended to make it "multi-purpose". Our goal was to create a baby-themed card from the "Spring Card" tutorial on SCS (<-- click it for the "how-to"). We wanted to try a new technique, yet I had a serious need to whip up a cute baby card. My fabulous friend, Dawn, welcomed an adorable baby boy to the world last month and I needed something fun to pair with the baby gift.
I love the design of the "spring card". I think it's pretty cool that it just stands up on it's own, as if to say "Hey, look at me...I'm cute and fun!" I had a tough time deciding on an image for the card, because I really wanted to keep it super-simple and let the whole design of the card stand out. Somehow fashioning a circle punch in the shape of a baby carriage fit the whole simple style I was going for. I'm not even going to get into how many other things I attempted before I went with this option. If you have ever stamped with me, you know how I am with the indecisiveness...Ugh! I'd like to say I'm just determined in this respect, not completely obsessive! Ha! :)
Stampin' Up! Supply List:
Stamps: Baby Bundle, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Ink: Basic Black classic ink
Paper: Baja Breeze, Early Espresso, Very Vanilla cardstock, Notebook DSP (It's very retired, sorry)
Accessories: Word Window punch, Modern Label punch, 1 3/8" circle punch (baby carriage), 1/2" circle punch (wheels) and of course, my beloved Stampin' Dimensionals
Non-Stampin' Up! Supplies: light blue sparkly bling, some really fabulous markers :)
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I LOVE it, thanks!! Addie wouldn't put it down tonight, she kept inspecting how you made it so it'd pop up, I think I have a crafty girl on my hands!
ReplyDeleteDear Anne Marie. I never seen a card like this. This is so original, sweet and clever. It is so well done. And thanks so much dear for leaving such a heart warming note on my blog.. I felt really encouraged by it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteTake good care, Pauline
Really adorable and fun pop up style card.
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