Antique Store Set #4

I absolutely LOVE making these onsie cards! I know I've posted them before, but I'm going to post them again because they are so much fun! The link to the tutorial can be found on my first post of them. Everything is the same as that post except I used pink and blue brads instead of silver ones. I also used my scalloped edge punch on the little sleeves too (I usually just do straight sleeves)...that was Joe's idea! Thanks sweetie!

Again, I made the same box that I have been making the past few days. I love how it takes the presentation of all the sets to a new level! The one thing that is missing on all of them are envelopes. Each box will contain 4 envelopes for the 4 cards, however, I am waiting for those to come in :)

The scalloped oval sentiment is adhered directly to the acetate lid.

I have one more set that is almost done and will be posted tomorrow. Then my final project to take to the Market Place on Main will be a set of 3 stamped candles. I'm just trying to decide which set I want to use for them.

Stamps: Fun and Fast Notes, Sweet Little Sentiments

Paper: Bordering Blue, Pretty in Pink, Whisper White

Ink: Chocolate Chip

Accessories: SU Markers, 1 3/8, 1 1/2, and Scalloped Circle Punches, Paper Piercer and Mat Pack, Brads, Scalloped Edge Punch, Large Oval and Scalloped Oval Punches, Dimentionals

Another Onsie Card

Ever since this post, these cards have been my most popular...in fact I have made 5 more since then! I decided to post my most recent one since the picture came out a lot better than the one in the linked post. I made this using Baja Breeze cardstock and Bashful Blue brads. I do wish I would have spaced the brads a little bit farther apart, but they are still cute. I used my mat pack and paper piercer to keep them straight. Next time I will pierce every other hole instead of three back to back. Up until I got my mat pack, I would just eye it up with a hole punch and they didn't always line up nicely (and since I'm a super perfectionist, that usually meant I would start the whole card over!) The carriage was colored using my blender pen and Baja Breeze ink pad and then detail was added using Not Quite Navy and Rose Red SU Markers. Click the link above for the full tutorial.

Stamps: Fun and Fast Notes

Paper: Baja Breeze, Whisper White

Ink: Basic Black, Baja Breeze

Accessories: 1 3/8, 1 1/2 Circle Punches, Scalloped Circle Punches, Mat Pack and Paper Piercer, Bashful Blue Brads, Blender Pen, Not Quite Navy and Rose Red SU Markers, Dimentionals

Onsie Cards

Aren't these the cutest things ever? I found the tutorial online and couldn't wait to have an excuse to try it! Luckily, I got an order last night for two new baby cards--one for a boy and one for a girl! The inside says "Happy New Baby."

Stamps: Fun and Fast Notes

Paper: Bashful Blue, Pretty in Pink, Whisper White 

Ink: Chocolate Chip Ink

Accessories: Stampin' Pastels, Blender Pen, 1 3/8 Circle Punch, Scalloped Circle Punch, Brads

As I said, I found the template for these online and want to give credit where credit is due. For directions on how to make them visit http://laurenm.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/2008/02/05/ They were surprisingly easy to make!