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New Baby Card

New Baby Card

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I have a new baby card to share with you today.  This is super cute, you can use this card for new parents or for a baby shower.  I did use heat embossing and dry embossing on this card.  With the help of store-bought embellishments this card is very versatile, just change up your sentiment and embelly and you have a quick card.  So if you want to see how I created this card:

New Baby Card

New Baby Card

 

Then watch the video tutorial below.

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Baby Shower Card and Necktie Onesie Gift using the Cricut Imagine and the Silhouette Cameo

Baby Shower Card and Necktie Onesie Gift using the Cricut Imagine and the Silhouette Cameo

Hi everyone, I wanted to share a little gift I made up for my niece to give as a baby shower gift for her best friend.  The baby’s nursery is in a jungle theme with a yellow and blue color scheme.  I made a necktie onesie using a cut file located in the Silhouette Online Store, out of a cute fabric I found at Hancock Fabrics.  The Silhouette Cameo cut the fabric beautifully.  The Onesie was cut using the Cricut Imagine Stock Cut preloaded on the Imagine.

 

I really can’t remember the sizing I used for the neck ties… hum, should have written that down.  I did use Heat N Bond to attach the necktie to the onesie.

The card is a standard A2 size card.

  • Base is kraft Cardstock –  all papers and images inked with Tim Holtz Tea Dye Distress Ink
  • Yellow pattern paper printed from the Cricut Imagine Hopscotch Cartridge cut at 4×5.25
  • Blue pattern paper printed from the same Cricut Imagine Hopscotch Cartridge cut at 3.75×5
  • The onesie cut using basic white card stock, Image cut from the stock cuts pre loaded on the Cricut Imagine, maybe 3 inches… again, should have written it down
  • I ran the onesie through the Swiss Dots Embossing Folder using my Cuttlebug
  • With the blender tool used to ink the edges of the images and papers I lightly ran it over the raised dots to give a better look than stark white.
  • I attached the fabric necktie to the onesie using Scotch Quick Dry adhesive
  • The onesie is attached to the card base using foam squares
  • The sentiment stamped using Color Box Brown Ink

 

We placed the card and onesie in a foldable cube found at Target. We filled the box with newspaper in the bottom to fill the space and added a few goodies to go with the onesie and card.  Here’s what everything looked like.

Sippy cups, sleepers, take & toss forks and spoons, bibs, travel kit, take and toss snack bowls, baby lotion and baby powders.

 

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Baby Shower Card – No die cutting machine needed!

Baby Shower Card – No die cutting machine needed!

Hi everyone!  I had a baby shower to attend a little while back so I needed to make a card.  The baby’s room theme happened to be jungle related.  I used papers from the DWCV Safari Kids 8×8 pack to make this card.  Believe it or not this card didn’t require any die cutting machine.  Only my paper trimmer and atg gun!

Here it is!

 

 

 

I made this a 8 1/2 x 4 inch card.

  • Cut a piece of DCWV textured green card stock 8 1/2 inches wide by 8 inches tall, scored in half and folded to make 8 1/2 x 4 inch card base.  Distressed the edges with my Tim Holtz tool and inked edges with tea dye ink.
  • Cut out the animal squares I wanted to use about  just a bit smaller than a 2×2. Distressed and inked edges
  • cut a piece of the animal print paper to mat each picture, these came out to be 2×2.  distressed and inked edges.
  • Attached the animal cut out to the animal print mat using pop dots.
  • cut a piece of the striped background paper to about 3 1/2 by 8 1/4.  Distressed and inked edges.  Attached straight to the card base.
  • Attached the matted animal squares to the striped paper with pop dots.
  • wrapped brown embroidery floss around the bottom of the card crossing in the middle and taping to the inside of the card.
  • used the “the adventure begins here” embellishment found in the Safari Kids 8×8 album kit to adhere to card on pop dots.
  • I used two of the animal brads found in the kit as well, I cut the prongs off and used pop dots to attach to each side of the sentiment.
  • to finish the card I punched holes in the corners of the striped paper using my crop a dile and placed 2 light green brads opposite two dark green brads, found in the kit too.

I made a quick envelope  with a ribbon tie closure to place the card in as well.

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