Thursday, July 3, 2014
Bundle of Joy
Here's my card for the current Card Concept baby themed challenge. I used this week's sketch from Retro Sketches to make this clean and layered gender neutral design.
The focal image is from Lawn Fawn's Plus One set. I shaded the stork a bit with Copic markers, then paper pieced the bundle using a scrap of green on green striped patterned paper. Lawn Fawn recently released matching dies for the set, but I don't have them, so I cut the stork image out by hand. It's adhered to a round panel using dimensional dots. The "bundle of joy" sentiment was stamped just beneath the image using black ink.
I paired the image with a piece of patterned paper covered with pastel polka dots. Perfect for a baby card, isn't it? After running a strip of yellow cardstock down the panel and wrapping the panel with a strip of narrow celery green ribbon, I added the image panel on top. Instead of accenting the upper left side of the panel with a trio of buttons, I used a half circle of yellow cardstock, matching the cardstock I used underneath the image. The finished panel was adhered to a celery card base to coordinate with the colors in the bundle of joy the stork is carrying.
Materials Used:
from i {heart} papers: Lawn Fawn Plus One stamp set; Crafter's Companion ultrasmooth white cardstock; Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black ink; Copic markers; Simple Stories Hello Baby 6x6 paper pad; Sticky Thumb dimensional dots
other: Barely Banana and Certainly Celery cardstock, celery grosgrain ribbon (Stampin' Up!); Grout Gray cardstock (My Favorite Things); circle die (Spellbinders); pierced circle die (My Favorite Things); circle punch (EK Success)
The focal image is from Lawn Fawn's Plus One set. I shaded the stork a bit with Copic markers, then paper pieced the bundle using a scrap of green on green striped patterned paper. Lawn Fawn recently released matching dies for the set, but I don't have them, so I cut the stork image out by hand. It's adhered to a round panel using dimensional dots. The "bundle of joy" sentiment was stamped just beneath the image using black ink.
I paired the image with a piece of patterned paper covered with pastel polka dots. Perfect for a baby card, isn't it? After running a strip of yellow cardstock down the panel and wrapping the panel with a strip of narrow celery green ribbon, I added the image panel on top. Instead of accenting the upper left side of the panel with a trio of buttons, I used a half circle of yellow cardstock, matching the cardstock I used underneath the image. The finished panel was adhered to a celery card base to coordinate with the colors in the bundle of joy the stork is carrying.
Materials Used:
from i {heart} papers: Lawn Fawn Plus One stamp set; Crafter's Companion ultrasmooth white cardstock; Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black ink; Copic markers; Simple Stories Hello Baby 6x6 paper pad; Sticky Thumb dimensional dots
other: Barely Banana and Certainly Celery cardstock, celery grosgrain ribbon (Stampin' Up!); Grout Gray cardstock (My Favorite Things); circle die (Spellbinders); pierced circle die (My Favorite Things); circle punch (EK Success)
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Lori, you just can't go wrong with Lawn Fawn and your card is just too adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat colours and the stamped stork is so perfect. Such a cute card!
ReplyDeleteLove the use of the pastel colours on this - soft and beautiful! Thanks for joining us at The Card Concept, Lori!
ReplyDeleteOh what a darling card! I love this to pieces! Thanks so much for joining us at The Card Concept! :)
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