The best bit about this Highlight is that you can vote for your favourite projects. I would love it if you would vote for my project HERE. The top ten winners will get to be part of an international blog hop so please VOTE for my project.
I have a lot of stamping supplies, but not very many baby orientated stamps. After thinking for a while, I decided that the way to go was a congratulations meets welcome to the world card.
My eldest children are twins, one girl and one boy, so I just had to create two baby cards for completeness and to cover all eventualities. The colour combinations are Melon Mambo teamed up with Power Pink and Dapper Denim paired with Pool Party.
To create the background I have repeatedly stamped the Congratulations stamp from the Soft Sayings Kit (it has so many really useful word stamps) on to some whisper white card. I stamped the solo darker image first and then added rows of the lighter colour. The stamps are photopolymer, which means that you can see through them to get accurate placement each time you stamp.
The fabulous Hello There comes from the Pieces and Patterns stamp set, which I have used so much. The sentiment and layer are both punched out using nesting circle punches, and then they are popped up using one of my favourite new products in the new catalogue - Mini Stampin' Dimensionals - they are the bees knees! The little "baby" word is a stamped on to a cute tab and comes from another brilliant set of sentiment stamps called Teeny Tiny Sentiments. To finish off there is a twist of bakers twine tied with a bow.
Thank you for visiting my blog today. I'd be delighted if you visited Kylie's blog to vote for my project. I would love to be chosen to do an international blog hop.
Happy Crafting
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