What stars LIMettes have become at One Layer Cards and we had some super submissions last week.
For our theme this week we have chosen a card for
a BABY or a CHILD
Remember to keep it simple but you may use more than just the one layer this week, should you so desire.
Chrissie
This is a simple layout using a scrap of Cuddly Buddly digi paper and a Penny Black stamp. The sentiment is from Paper Make up and it's fairly self explanatory.
This is a similar design but with NO stamping!
This is all die cut. The stork is Quickutz and the name is from Cuttlebug's Babyface alphabet, with a couple of baby feet from a Dovecraft punch. I like the stork's knees!
Mandi
I don't tend to do that many children's cards. I do lots of new baby ones, which I blog often! My children's cards are the opposite of Less is More! with lots of bright colours. Most certainly I always include their name.
So my first birthday card is simply using a digital Me to You kit from Docrafts. It's a fabulous cd, you can resize the images, change their colour, move them around. I chose to make my teddy huge and off the edge. The sentiment is computer generated as is the 1, which I printed onto card and ran through my Big Shot to emboss. I decoupaged the bunny to give a bit of detail.
This should be theme which you all need cards for on a frequent basis!
If any of you don't have an appropriate image or would merely like to have it, there is a digi image of a baby's boot on Chrissie's blog, which you are welcome to take.
We'd love to see your contributions.
Chrissie
This is a simple layout using a scrap of Cuddly Buddly digi paper and a Penny Black stamp. The sentiment is from Paper Make up and it's fairly self explanatory.
This is a similar design but with NO stamping!
This is all die cut. The stork is Quickutz and the name is from Cuttlebug's Babyface alphabet, with a couple of baby feet from a Dovecraft punch. I like the stork's knees!
Mandi
I don't tend to do that many children's cards. I do lots of new baby ones, which I blog often! My children's cards are the opposite of Less is More! with lots of bright colours. Most certainly I always include their name.
So my first birthday card is simply using a digital Me to You kit from Docrafts. It's a fabulous cd, you can resize the images, change their colour, move them around. I chose to make my teddy huge and off the edge. The sentiment is computer generated as is the 1, which I printed onto card and ran through my Big Shot to emboss. I decoupaged the bunny to give a bit of detail.
This should be theme which you all need cards for on a frequent basis!
If any of you don't have an appropriate image or would merely like to have it, there is a digi image of a baby's boot on Chrissie's blog, which you are welcome to take.
We'd love to see your contributions.
Love baby all your cards, fab challenge. xx Jan
ReplyDeleteyour cards a very great, nice challenge...
ReplyDeleteI love all 3 of them, they are gorgeous
ReplyDeleteGreat cards already and an easy challenge to make us all happy this week too :) Viv xx
ReplyDeleteI love baby cards, because I know they can't be for me :-)
ReplyDelete=> this is simple a biological fact ...
But I love my grandchilds ;)
Your cards great - and elegant.
oh I forget..
ReplyDeletethe next two weeks I can't play with you because Creek is waiting for me :-)
Another lovely challenge and what a gorgeous gallery it'll be today ladies! Vicky x
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards ladies and another great challenge:)x
ReplyDeleteSo interesting & nice card.
ReplyDeleteI did a second card but for a new baby this time. Thank ladies!
ReplyDeleteA child is grateful, though difficult subject. Congratulations to all ideas, because the cards are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHello there, Great idea for a challenge, I don't have many children or baby cards, so need them. I'm really loving your samples again this week ladies, thank you so much, xxx
ReplyDeleteLovely cards ladies..
ReplyDeletehugs
Michelle x
Thanks for another great challenge - am loving all the fab cards by the DT!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for so many great creations. All admirable!
ReplyDeleteThe examples were very inspiring!
Thank you very much for this great challenge.
Daen'Ys