I made two versions of this card using the same stamp. I changed the colors when I colored the stamp and changed the background paper for a different look.
I embossed the sentiment on this card and used coordinating papers. The sassy little button completes the look!
I added these coordinating papers in aqua and then embossed the entire card front. The ribbon completes this card. Love the soft subtle colors on this one.
I used a shimmery paper to punch these butterflies and used the negative space too! This one is quick and can be made when you are in a hurry.
These little butterflies were cut from paint chips! My friends and I made this background by stamping the image several times then we used a dauber and various colors of chalk. Fun stuff!
I embossed my white card stock then used my cloud punch (shown in another post) to make these little white clouds. My inspiration was from a card I found on Pinterest.
I love the cute little sequins too.
I made these next two the same using Nanas' Nursery Baby Boy card stack by DCWV. I love the soft colors and these both turned out great!
The inspiration for this next card was found on You Tube! Love these results too. You can get great ideas on lots of different sites like Pinterest and You Tube.
This is a fun card using a couple punches, ribbon and your embossing machine.
I purchased some K&Company paper flowers that were already on pop dots and had the sequin! I added some ribbon and a Celebrate stamp along with a piece of embossed blue card stock.
Instant Birthday Card!
I used a Stampin up! Punch for the big flower on this card. I embossed the piece that went under the negative space and added two silk flowers secured with a brad. The bottom piece was embossed then sanded to expose the white core.
Another butterfly punched from a paint chip. I added the squares, ribbon, brad and stamp for a super quick but cute card.
Wow! This one was labor intensive. I made this one because my friend Sharon figured it out for us! We found it on Pinterest and knew we HAD to make one too! Thanks Sharon!!
