I have some great news to share: I'm joining Classy Cards 'n Such Design Team! I've had such great fun being a guest designer this month and am honored that Beverly has asked me to stay on.
On to this week's challenge: Today I want to share with you a baby card I made that didn't use the normal pastel color palette. But this verse is one I always associate with new precious bundles of joy. Everything about babies are just about perfect - those beautiful eyes, cute nose, toothless grins, and oh, baby feet! Yes, they are definitely wonderfully and divinely made.
For my background, I used the Texture Wave stencil from Classy Cards 'n Such. I sponged it using Tim Holtz Peacock Feathers, Squeezed Lemonade and Broken China. I cut a couple of Memory Box Vivienne Butterfly to go behind the window I made with the Spellbinders A2 Matting Basics. I embossed the verse in white on vellum to place in my frame. I love the look of vellum and this window is one of the easiest way I've found to use it without worrying that the adhesive is showing. The 1/8 Scor-tape is perfect for gluing the vellum onto the frame (and anything else detailed). And what's a baby card without a few buttons?
I also used the Sakura Star Dust pen to trace my butterfly and added a pink mini rose bud to the center of the butterfly.
Recipe:
Stamps: Verve Wonderfully Made and Hero Arts Antique Butterflies
Dies: MB Vivienne Butterfly and Spellbinders A2 Matting Basics
Inks: Tim Holtz Peacock Feathers, Squeezed Lemonade and Broken China
Accesories: Memory Box Texture Wave Stencil, Pink Mini Rose Buds,and Sakura Star Dust pen
And remember, you can use the code DIANAN-10 (All caps, no spaces) to get 10% off your purchase. I hope you can play along with this week's CCNS38 Baby card challenge!
Other Challenges I am Playing in:
Butterflies and buttons on such a pretty card. We appreciate that you have taken time to share with us at Word Art Wednesday this week.
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Carole Robb Bisson
Congrats...what a great shaker card!
ReplyDeleteHow very beautiful! Love the fantastic technique you used! Thank you for sharing with us at Word Art Wednesday!
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