Today's sketch is so fun with all of the layers and circles. I made a scrapbook page for one of my workshop projects that incorporated this paper and stamp set. As soon as I saw the sketch, I knew that that "idea" would work well for this card. Although this paper doesn't scream baby, necessarily, I like how the page and the card turned out. I will probably recreate the page, since it got sent home with one of my guests.
When I first saw the "Urban Oasis" paper, I knew it was a definite "must-have". It was on my first order when it became available, yet this week was the first time I have ever used it. Shame on me, especially since it is retiring in a few short days.
I started out by using different patten papers to build the base and then worked on the circle details. I stamped the sailboat three times; once in Kiwi Kiss, Baja Breeze and Basic Gray. I trimmed the pieces out to create the multi-colored sailboat and raised it up with dimensionals. The star was simply stamped and then punched and mounted onto a white circle. I chose to use my 1 3/4 inch circle punch for the circles. I finished it off with a bit of Baja Breeze ribbon and a few Kiwi Kiss Courduroy Brads for a little texture.
Next week is the last week of school, so I need to get my rear in gear and get some end of school gifts put together. I will share them as I get them done!
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16 comments:
So adorable!!
Sooooo adorable, Kelly! The colors are fantastic! Love what you did with the two circles and the sentiment up top!
Fabulous, Kelly! I love how you effortlessly glide between styles like vintage/elegant and funky/fun. You rock! :)
Super cute! Love it!
Kelly, I love this card and i love your blog, I'm always popping by to see what beautiful things you've created - you never disappoint. xxx
You and only you could make the urban dsp into an adorable baby card, and you know that I love everything you create with NN, this one is no exception! Aaack, I just love this!
Incredibly cute! I would never have guessed that paper could make such a cute baby card! I am the same in that it was the first paper I bought, and it now sits unopened...actually I ordered two of them - both need to be used! Thanks so much for the cute idea!
Oh my---I love that color combo~~~Great job! AND I can totally relate to the HP thing. I'm in the middle of the 6th again, too before the movie comes out---LOVE it!
Love the color scheme and accents you chose!
what a perfect baby card! your style is amazing!
Love all the polka dots and those buttons are fabulous, Kelly!
Thi is so cute!! Love it!!
The way you use dsp is outstanding! I always leave your sight with a ahaaaa feeling. Stunning work!
It's a good life!
Terri E.
What an adorable take on the sketch Kelly!! Great colors and dp!!
I have been looking everywhere for ribbon that says "Welcome, Little One." Did you make it or buy it?
I have been looking all over for ribbon that says "welcome little one." Did you make it or buy it?
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