…Baby Face!
The other night I went to class at MAMMa's, I had so much fun, I went to dinner first with my dear friend and downline Teri who I have known for 20 years, and then we headed over to class, and found Debbie, another one of my downline there too, I met some new girls too and we had a blast…chattin' up Twilight and Edward and Trueblood, all that fun vampire stuff.
To top it off we did the cutest cards, I will show you the other ones in the next couple days.
I was like gee what one do I show you first? I think this was my favorite one. I had not made one of these baby bundles before, I had seen them on Andrea Walford's blog, she has such fun punch ideas.
So when I was over at MAMMa's and saw that we were gonna do a baby bundle, I was so excited and I was like sign me up.
Stamp Set: Teeny Tiny Wishes
Paper: Certainly Celery, Blush Blossom, Brocade Blue, Whisper White, Kaleidoscope DSP, Autumn Traditions DSP,
Ink: Soft Suede, Tempting Turquoise, Close to Cocoa
Misc: White Tafetta, White gel pen, Word Window punch, Wide Oval punch, 5-Petal punch, 3/4" circle punch, Flower Folds Die, Eyelet border punch
I am so gonna make more of these "babies", I mean they can be in any color, and any paper, the choices are endless.
I am working on my 10/10/20 Christmas cards, I have a couple projects to do for UStamp, and I have a couple Artisan challenges to do too.
Have a blessed Sunday, thanks for stopping in!
See ya tomorrow!
oh that is cute!
and another True Blood fan 🙂
Oh that is the cutest thing – I would never had thought of doing something like that.
What an adorable "baby"! I love this
Oh that is really cute. Jade's friends mom had a baby yesterday, maybe I'll make one for her!
So nicee… A little tip I can share to get a perfect egg-shape baby is to punch your large oval, and then sit it in our 1 3/8" round punch by the outside (the punch upside down) Put it down until the sides of the ovals are aligned with the circle shape and then punch it! You'll have a perfect little egg for Easter, and a perfect baby too.
Love your work, thank you for sharing all that Diana.