Baby cards 2013

A neighbor of mine is due to have her baby any day now, and I didn't have any baby cards to use to give to her so I figured I better make some.  I never made baby cards before and got some good ideas off Pinterest.
Still waiting for "It's a Girl" and "It's a Boy" stamps to come in the mail, so until then, these cards are pretty basic.  I just plugged in my Cricut after moving into the new house and used Sure Cuts a Lot to cut out the onesies and rubber ducks.  These are some of the cards that will be for sale at my garage sale on April 26-27.  Small A2 cards will all be $2.00 and the larger cards will be $3.00 each.

Reverse Stamp & other Cards

This will be an upcoming class in mid to late April on how to get the best results out of your reverse stamps and other stamping techniques.
Details will be posted on my other blog, www.anngcrafts.blogspot.com shortly.

Vintage Thank You Bicycle Card

Hero Arts Bicycle stamp (first one) and a Studio G stamp (second one) from Joann Fabric for $1.00.

Memory Box Bicycle die cut cards

CAS (Clean and Simple) cards made using the Memory Box  bicycle die and the brick wall embossing folder from Hobby Lobby.

Vintage Bicycle Post Cards

The post cards are a digital print / the dark background paper is Tim Holtz cardstock from Joann Fabric that is made to be distressed / the card base paper is Recollections cardstock from Michaels and the stamps are from Hero Arts.

Vintage Bicycle Stationery

These cards were made using the new Hero Arts bicycle stamps and one other stamp that is a Studio G (the first card).

More Cards to Share

Spring flower card

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This was made with the Spellbinders Floral Ovals die and the flower made using the punches that are at Hobby Lobby and Michaels.  The background is a French Script stamp from RubberneckerStamps.com, my favorite stamp for backgrounds.  The paper for the flower is from a 25 sheet Recollections pack at Michaels called Printed Chevrons.  The leaf punch is the Martha Stewart Frond.

This time I used the smallest of the daisy punches, the pink one, for the tiny flowers on the background paper from Hobby Lobby.