Baby Shower for Two

Joint Baby Showers

I received a phone call from my aunt a little over a week of a baby shower she had planned for her two daughters (my cousins).  Both are due to have their babies days apart of each other in December.  One is having a boy and the other is having a girl.

A week had passed by and she hadn't told me how she wanted the baby shower invitations to look like (and she never did say)!  So, I made the invitations a day before she had to send them out... this is what I came up with

I got the idea from looking at tons of images online.  The owls are from Cricut cartridge: Stamping and they are covered with Perfect Pearls.  The branch is from Cricut cartridge: Picturesque and the flowers are from punches.  The green leafy branch is a Spellbinder

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My Sheri Crafts #121

Night Time

This week at My Sheri Crafts, Design Team sister, Charlotte had asked us to create any project with a night time theme.  I immediately thought of the moon.  I originally wanted to make a card with two kitty cats staring at the moon but instead... I found a picture of this dark fairy

I thought it would be funny to use the sentiments "wish you were here" for the inside of the card.  I guess that makes the dark fairy sort of stuck all alone on the moon... hee hee

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Card size: 4.25" x 5.5"

Supplies used:

Image from layoutsparks.com
Spellbinders - frame and flourishes
Silk flowers
Feathers
Sentiment is a stamp

My Sheri Crafts 120

Stitch Time

Time for another new challenge over at My Sheri Crafts!  Design Team sister, Sue, had asked us to create any project with a sewing theme.  At first, I was actually going to "sew" something like a small gift bag or even a Cricut cover.  Instead, I decided to make a card because I fell in love with the picture I found of a young girl sewing her clothes

The quote "I'm not buying that, I can make that!" is something (I believe) all crafters have said at least once in their life time.  I know I say it quite often and so does my mother... the one who taught me how to sew in the first place... and I just know you have too!

The stitching around the card is hand stitched using DMC cross-stitch floss.  The white flower is made from the same lace trimming around the card... yes, I sewed that by hand too!  LOL!

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Card size: 4.25" x 5.5"

Supplies used:

Papers from K&Company
Image from William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Lace given to me by Design Team sister, Charlotte
Fiskars flower punch (for the pink roses... 3 layers each)
Spellbinders for the flourish
Quotes are computer generated
Lots of inking around the edges

Birthday card for the Chief

"Chief" is a nickname given to one of my friends since he's part American Indian and he just happens to like the Kansas City Chiefs football team.  So, for his upcoming birthday, I figured I'd use the current theme from  My Sheri Crafts to create this card.  Using one of the images from American Indian Art was actually my original project idea for the Design Team but I went with the Dream Catcher for that instead

Very simple card!  I printed the image on photo paper then framed it on top of plain white photo paper.  I used the same crushed / torn paper idea from my Dream Catcher card.  The beads at the corner was something from my stash


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Card size: 5.5" x 4.25"

My Sheri Crafts #119

Native American Day

September 27 is Native American Day and Design Team sister, Peachy, had asked us to make any project inspired by the Native American culture.  My original idea was to download an image to use on a birthday card, however, upon browsing through many pictures on the internet... I saw a lot of dream catchers.  So here is my first attempt at making a dream catcher and I made the card to frame it with

I went to JoAnn's to get the leather strips and feathers.  The hoop is actually one of my kid's plastic toy bracelet... shhhhh... I'm sure they won't miss it!  The webbing is actually DMC cross-stitching floss and the beads were something I already had.  I made the card simply as a base to give the dream catcher as a gift


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Now... it's your turn to create something spectacular and join us over at  My Sheri Crafts


Card size: 5.5" x 8.5"

Other supplies used:

Cricut cartridge: Stamping (Dream)
Cuttlebug (leaf embossing)
Inking
Rhinestones
White gel pen