Friday, March 16, 2012
Clean, Simple, and Cute as a Button
Clear and Simple Stamps is sponsoring this week’s CAS-ual Fridays challenge and it’s a good one! This week’s challenge is a recipe challenge—1 pattern or background, 1 image, and 1 sentiment. Here’s my simple and sweet baby card for the challenge.
I used the button background builder from one of CSS’s new background sets, Playroom, to make a patterned panel for my card. I stamped the button image repeatedly in pink ink on a white background, then rubbed a little pink distress ink around the edges for a soft look. After attaching a solid pink strip to the bottom of the panel and layering it on a gray mat, I attached a piece of A Blanc Check satin ribbon to the panel, wrapping one end of the ribbon around the panel and leaving one end of the ribbon so it extends off of the panel.
The focal image is a girly pink baby onesie, die cut with the Tiny Fashions die set and stamped with the matching image from the coordinating Tiny Fashions stamp set. I used foam tape to set the onesie on the background panel, then stamped the “cute as a button” sentiment from the Baby Sentiments stamp set directly on the ribbon in gray ink.
Be sure to check out the CAS-ual Fridays blog for all the challenge details and for some fabulous inspiration to get you started on the challenge.
Materials Used:
Tiny Fashions, Playroom, and Baby Sentiments stamp sets, You're Such a Gray-cious Host and I'm a Princess Pink inks, You're Such a Gray-cious Host, I'm a Princess Pink, and A Blanc Check cardstock, Tiny Fashions die, A Blanc Check satin ribbon (Clear and Simple Stamps); Spun Sugar distress ink (Ranger); foam tape
I used the button background builder from one of CSS’s new background sets, Playroom, to make a patterned panel for my card. I stamped the button image repeatedly in pink ink on a white background, then rubbed a little pink distress ink around the edges for a soft look. After attaching a solid pink strip to the bottom of the panel and layering it on a gray mat, I attached a piece of A Blanc Check satin ribbon to the panel, wrapping one end of the ribbon around the panel and leaving one end of the ribbon so it extends off of the panel.
The focal image is a girly pink baby onesie, die cut with the Tiny Fashions die set and stamped with the matching image from the coordinating Tiny Fashions stamp set. I used foam tape to set the onesie on the background panel, then stamped the “cute as a button” sentiment from the Baby Sentiments stamp set directly on the ribbon in gray ink.
Be sure to check out the CAS-ual Fridays blog for all the challenge details and for some fabulous inspiration to get you started on the challenge.
Materials Used:
Tiny Fashions, Playroom, and Baby Sentiments stamp sets, You're Such a Gray-cious Host and I'm a Princess Pink inks, You're Such a Gray-cious Host, I'm a Princess Pink, and A Blanc Check cardstock, Tiny Fashions die, A Blanc Check satin ribbon (Clear and Simple Stamps); Spun Sugar distress ink (Ranger); foam tape
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So stinkin' cute, Lori!! Love that onesie image. Great take on the challenge! Thanks so much for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays! We're so glad you did!!
ReplyDeletethis is precious :)
ReplyDeleteDang. I have not looked at these sets before and they are just as darling as can be. Oy. I see another package heading my way! Thanks so much for sharing your sweet card!
ReplyDeleteToo stinkin cute! Im about to start my daughters baby album and this gives great inspiration.
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Lori, it's adorable! Such a sweet onesie :) Happy you played with us this week at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeletelove the ribbon and onesie! great card.
ReplyDeleteThis pink baby card can not be any sweeter! So glad that you play along with us!
ReplyDeletesuper cute!
ReplyDeleteLori this is so cute! I love the button background and that little onsie!
ReplyDeleteThis is cute as a button and totally adorable! Perfect baby card!
ReplyDeleteThat little onesie is adorable! Great baby card :)
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