Baby Card

Hey There.....

I'm back.....  I hadn't realized it had been so long since my last post.

For this next card I made 2.  One for a baby boy and one for a baby girl.  I had to be prepared we're having a new grand baby in May.  And it's a girl!

Using my Gypsy I welded a crib from Paper Dolls for Everyday and a rectangle from Plantin SchoolBook to create the card base.  I used Teddy Bear Parade to make the baby bear, one in pink and one in blue.  They both turned out super cute....

I'm entering these in Cardz TV Challenge #22....

Thanks for the visit......

Hey There...

I needed a wedding card and wasn't quite sure what I wanted to do so, I did what we all do (right?).... I pulled out my Gypsy and searched through my cartridges for wedding cuts and some sort of inspiration.  (At least that is what I do.)  I wanted something simple but elegant.

I decided on the silhouette cut of a bride and groom from the Potpourri Basket Cartridge and welded the shadow of the couple with a rectangle for the card base.  I made the envelope with plain ivory cardstock and lined it with a black metallic paper.  I don't remember where I bought the metallic paper, I've had it a long time. 

In the end I think it all worked.  It is hard to see the shimmer from the ivory cardstock and the shine from the metallic lining in the picture but, I love the way it turned out.....

Card and Envelope...

 Front...

Inside...

Materials Used...

Cricut Potpourri Basket Cartridge

Bazzill Cardstock (card base, envelope)

The Paper Studio Pearlized Cardstock (ivory)

Cuttlebug border embossing folder

Random embellishments from stash (gems, ribbon, etc.)

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Bobble Heads

Hey There.....   As promised here are  some of the 'bobble head' cards that I made for the men in my life.  As you can see I have a Bronco fan, Rockies fan and and Dirt Bike enthusiast.  Again, please forgive my picture taking I need to get better lighting.  As I recall I used: Everday Paper Dolls cartridge but may have also used Paper Doll Dress Up.  I used my Gypsy to resize the dolls heads along with welding the letters together.