My Pink Stamper - Blog Hop Challenge

Robyn has been partying it up with her family and her best friend Karlee this week - and is hosting a blog hop. The challenge is to make anything "Birthday." I can always use some simple cards - that are for a last minute birthday gift.

This card is a 4/25X4.25 square
The stamp sentiment is from Stampin' Up
I used Only Orange ink pad from Stampin' Up
I used various paper from my stash - this is all from a Provo Craft Slab
The ribbon is a value ribbon I picked up at Michaels
Then of course, I popped the sentiment up with some dimensionals

One of the tricks I like to do to add some finish is to run my
ink pad along the edges of the paper to give it more definition.
I also like to add coordinating paper inside the card - making the
inside pretty too!

I made a coordinating envelope - just a little big however.
Keep in mind, square envelopes cost a little more to mail
through the postal service - you can always use a rectangle
envelope on your square cards.

I hope you enjoyed this simple card - and consider making some yourself to keep on hand. Better yet - make a bunch, bundle and give them to someone at your local senior center. Grandmas can always use extra cards!

Have a super day,
Fancy Nancy

It's time for a blog hop...

My Pink Stamper is hosting blog hop tonight.....watch for more....

DL.ART 1 YEAR BLOGAVERSARY

This card is to celebrate the FIRST birthday of friends of ours. While we only have boys - I LOVE making girly cards - and this one is fitting for sweet Lila.  I am sure she has the cutest shoes for any little one year old girl.  She is a special girl - and I wanted to make her a special card.

When making this card, I used:

• Paisley Cricut Cartridge - for the boots
• Formal Occassions Cricut Cartridge - for the frame behind the boots
• Locker Talk Cricut Cartridge - for the "1st" lettering
• DCWV papers
• various ribbon from Michael's Arts and Crafts
• Crop-o-dile corner Chomper
• Recollections extra fine glitter in Citron

In LOVE!

It's so much fun to create cards for friends. Paul and I did the premarital counseling for this couple - Matt and Megan.  (Well, the card is for Matt and Megan) I thought this card was cute and reminded me of the cake topper from my own wedding - also used in my parents wedding and my grandparents wedding. 

• I used Peachy Keen Stamps for the faces - love that their are a variety of expressions on the "Everyday Character Face Assortment"
• Paper Doll Dress Up Cricut Cartridge
• DCWV "Everyday" papers

Less formal wedding card

This is for some friends who just got married in a sweet ceremony in their living room. Congratulations Don and Michelle!  We were so happy to be there to celebrate with you!!