Bridal Shower card

This bride stamp is made by Impression Obsession and the sentiment is from Printworks. Stickles, Viva Decor pens, are added. I cut out the dresses, and added them on top of the original image, with some lace added to the bottom of the dress. Tfl.......d

Bridal Shower card

Welcome to the world, Ryan! Grandson number 5

We just got home from meeting our newest grandson! Ryan was born last Wednesday, weighing in at 6lbs. 12 oz. He is so small and so sweet. His big brothers are so proud. I could not wait to get there and hold that little one.

Graduation girl!

Graduation girl

Graduation boy card

This little guy was made with a stamp from Stamping Fools. I cut the letter U from the Cricut Base Camp cartridge with chipboard and patterned paper. The cap, diploma, collar and shoes are popped up. I added some embroidery floss for the tassle and some silver Viva Decor Pear pen for the button on top of the cap. (I didn't have a brad anywhere near small enough, so the Pearl pen worked out so much easier). I added some chalk to the word...grad.... to make it stand out a bit more. On the inside, I added some white cardstock with a border punched bottom edge and I cut out another of the grad caps and adhered it to the top corner. I tried to keep it "boyish" without ribbon or bling, which is hard to do because I LOVE my ribbon! tfl....d

Doilie card

Doilie card

This little doilie card was made with a Whippersnapper stamp. I added paper doilies, Stickles, Viva Pearl Pen, and a Spellbinders die.

Thank you background

This thank you background is a Hero Arts, diagonal background definition stamp. I cut a heart on my Cricut and used the negative space and popped it up in front of the thank you background. The butterfly is a Martha Stewart punch, punched twice and spritzed with Lindys Stamp Gang Starburst Spray. tfl........d

Hot Air Balloon card

This easy card was made with printables from the Cutting Cafe'. I used the cloud shaped card, the cloud background in baby blue, and the Up Up and Away Wishes. I printed these out in color, so, all I had to do is cut them out and assemble. Easy peasy!
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