Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Sweet Little Baby

 Well, they're done! I have all of the cards made, packaged and delivered to my friend!  I am feeling really good about my accomplishment; and the best part of all of it....I have 20 cards of my OWN all ready to go! Do you know how long it has been since I have had such a large stash of cards to pick from? Well...it's been a while!   I will admit that I was really losing steam toward the end. I had intentionally left the baby cards until the end because they are some of my favorite to make. Big mistake....I just wanted to be done!



As you can see, I didn't make the boy and girl design exactly the same.  I made the girl one with a little more detail.  That's just kindof how girls are, huh?  Simple boys...complicated girls.   Anyway...I used the coordinating die cuts with this stamp set as I have with every other card. Die-cuts to the rescue!  I just recently bought this set even though it is an older PTI set. I have always wanted it, but never ended up by getting it. I can't tell you how many times it has been in my "cart" but always gets removed.




 The papers for both cards are from a super old My Mind's Eye slab that I got on clearance years ago at Hobby Lobby. I don't know what I will do when the papers are all gone!  I hadn't printed out any more sketches, so I just used a simple design.  The little elephant was diecut out of white, but then I paper pieced it with coordinating paper so that I didn't have to color it.




 The baby boy card is pretty simple, but I think it is cute.  I used copic markers to color the sailboat since it was small. I was tempted to paper piece this as well, but I think the pattern would have been lost in the small spaces.
 A little tag, wool diecut ric-rac and buttons finish off the design.  I can't believe I am done! I will share the last design with you later. It is the simplest of the bunch, but I had better share it anyway.  I hope you all had a good Easter. Thanks for fluttering by!

5 comments:

Debra said...

I have really enjoyed reading your posts and seeing all the cards you created. I know how much work it is because a few years ago I made sets (3 of them) for my son 's teacher and two aides. What a job! Halfway through, I wad really regretting it but I finished and they turned out really well. My sets were a lot simpler than yours though, these were fabulous!

Lesley said...

These are adorable, love the mix of papers you used!

Amy Rohl said...

You are the master of patterned paper, Kelly! You also make the best baby cards ever!

Hugs,
Amy

Anonymous said...

A perfect fit for adorable cards! Cute!

KimCreate said...

rEALLY SUPER CARDS!