Showing posts with label Baby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby. Show all posts

Aug 30, 2011

Baby Cards

Hi Everyone,


I'm going through all my stock this week working out what to take and what I should still make ready for the big Spring Fair in Byford next Sunday, and I came across these cards I made a couple of weeks ago...








Ok, back to the crafting desk for me today... My girls are playing beautifully together this morning (touch wood), and whilst it's 9.15 on a Tuesday, I really don't care that they are still in their pj's! :)


Thanks for looking,

Jun 6, 2011

Ummm not quite a men's card is it?

Hi All,


My aim this long wkend was to make a stash of men's cards and prep for my upcoming class on Friday night....


Well, I made it to the craft room, tidied up some bits and pieces and made a card. But somehow I don't think this is really going to suit any of the men or boys that I know...






What do you reckon lol!!?


And here's couple of pics of my new crafting space, just excuse the stuff that's still sitting on my desk...




All the current stamps are up the top, knick knacks on the next shelf, then cardstock,  next is retired stamps and lastly samples, swaps I've received (in the boxes) and some notepads waiting to be decorated

My BigShot has it's own special space!




Well, gotta go before my kidlets (and hubby) destroy the house, they are all very tired today!




Thanks for looking,

Oct 4, 2010

Another kiddies card...

Hi Everyone,

Just a quick post to show another kiddies card I've made...



I've coloured my white grosgrain ribbon with the pink pirouette inkpad - its such a simple way to get any colour ribbon you need to match your card!

And did you notice the handmade background? I've simply stamped the giraffe a couple of times at varying heights across a 2inch strip of card

Be back with more creations this week... and there's a couple of places still available for my Stamp-a-Stack class on Friday night, just email me for all the details or join my facebook group.


Card Recipe:
Cardstock: Pink Pirouette & Whisper White
Ink: Pink Pirouette
Crimper
White Grosgrain Ribbon
Stamp: Animal Stories & Ting Tags
Tiny Tag Punch
Dimensionals


Thanks for looking,

Sep 29, 2010

I'm back with stomping elephants!

Hi All,

I have made it back into my crafting room, semi-re-discovered my desk and I've done some stamping! Yay! It seems like ages but really only a week since I've posted anything on my blog.

Last week was a long week as both my kids were sick and we stayed home the entire week. Thankfully they are better now but not quite back into their normal routine - miss 3 has lain awake til 9.30pm last night and 10pm tonight. But at least she's stayed in her room, singing her baby (a toy mouse) to sleep and rearranging her bed.

Well, I've said I've been stamping so here's what I've been up to... For some reason, when I haven't been stamping for a bit and feel I'm lacking some mojo, I often revert to making kids cards and this time I created some baby cards.




I've used the Animal Stories stamp set which I was happy to see in the new Idea book - it was a mini catalogue set. The last card has the word "baby" stamped randomly over the top and bottom which is from the Tiny Tags stamp set. The "hello" sentiment on the middle card is also from the Ting Tags set and has been punched out with the co-ordinating tiny tag punch.

Colours:
Elegant Eggplant
Wild Wasabi
Pink Pirouette
Whisper White

Thanks for looking,

Jul 17, 2010

Baby Shower Gift Set

Hi Everyone,

Last night I went to a friend's baby shower... The new arrival will be here soon and I was a little stumped as to what to buy or make for her as we don't know whether to expect a boy or a girl. So I thought back to when I had my 2 girls (2006 & 2008) and decided some little cards would be handy as birth announcements or thank you cards.

So I made a set of 10 cards, co-ordinating envelopes and a box for it all to go in. This is the card:


It was based on a card from my sideline Andrea, however I changed it around a bit to suit the stamps I have. The box looked the same as the card but just a little bigger.



Materials Used:
Stamp Set: Forest Friends (retired) & Sweet Little Sentiments (Hostess Level 1 set)
Cardstock/ Ink Colours:  Whisper White, Certainly Celery, Pretty in Pink, Brocade Blue (soon to retire!)
White Taffeta Ribbon
Scallop Oval, Large Oval, Word Window, Scallop Square & 1 1/4" punches
Big Shot & Polka Dot Embossing Folder
Brocade Blue (soon to retire) Stampin' Write Marker - used to ink up the sentiment stamp as there's actually more words in this stamp.


Thanks for looking,

Jun 1, 2010

Baby Gift Set

Hi Everyone,


Here's a quick photo of a matching card and box that I recently made for a friend who's just had her second baby...



Inside the box is a cute little pj outfit that I hope will fit next summer. I know I bought way in advance, but as a mum, I've found that sometimes you are given a heaps of clothes for right now and not much for the future or especially those days/nights where the little tike has suddenly grown out of all their clothes! Seriously readers without kids, it truly happens -the little anklebiters grow overnight!! Besides the pj's were just soo cute!!




Thanks for looking,

Dec 13, 2009

2 Baby Cards

Hi,

Here's 2 quick baby cards I've made for friends... One was a 1st b'day card and the other for a friend whose bub is on the way :)

Isn't it easy to make? I just changed the colour of the teddy and the sentiments as we don't know whether my friend is having a boy or a girl and the blue teddy is perfect for a little boys 1st b'day! Both teddies have been coloured with my Stampin' Write Markers.




The Teddy bear is from a retired set, My Favorite Teddy, but everything else is current including the fresh stripey paper from the Washington Apple DSP. The little red bird & present have been stamped seperately and added to the card on a dimensional. Oh and the words are also adhered with dimensionals.

Colours: Riding hood red, Bashful Blue & Glossy White card. Stazon Black Ink

Thanks for looking,