After making the baby boy card I thought I would make a couple of girl ones as well. The first one is based on a card I saw on Lucys blog and thought it was really cute. The second is one I have made for my son to give to a friend who has just had a little girl. After working with blue I had to go back to pink my favourite colour scheme on cards.
This weeks Hero Arts challenge is to make a card with an image on that you have coloured. This was definately out of my comfort zone and I struggled with this challenge. Iused co-ordinations paper for the background embossed with swiss dots and sanded. The paper is Basic Grey.
Made this card for a girl at work who is expecting a baby boy next month. I really enjoy making shaker cards. Stamped and coloured the image with copics then added a bit of sparkle to the towel. I have a list of events to make cards for and wanted to try and make as many as I can before I go back to school next week.
Just a couple of entries for the current Caardvarks challenge and the Hero Arts weekly challenge. The Caarvarks challenge was to use only Hot Pink, White and Black, while the Hero Arts one was to get of the phone and send a card instead.
I have been wanting to make one of these boxes for ages, the first birthday of my best friends, daughters, baby gave me the perfect opportunity. Its taken me a few weeks to fully complete it but I am really pleased with the result. I have put a little wooden ladybird in the middle as a little extra present.
Have just completed my entry for this weeks Hero Arts Challenge called Mail it. I have made this card to send to my daughter at university, although we talk alot I thought she would like to receive this card in the post.
Used Basic Grey papers for the background and my new Hero Arts Stamp, silhouette flowers on the cream circle. Heat embossed with clear added lace and pearls. The butterfly is cut from an old Coke can and embossed using a cuttlebug die then inked with Ranger alchohol inks.
