Hi everyone!
I'm back again today, this time with a congratulations card for a new baby using the Christening Gown and Clothes Hanger Mini CottageCutz Dies.
I decide to make a cream on cream card using Natural White card stock from Neenah for all the card pieces. The die cut pieces and mat were inked with Wheat (VersaMagic) and Vintage Photo Distress Inks. The mat was embossed with the Rosa border embossing folder and the sentiment (Well Scripted - Stampin' Up) was stamped with Vintage Photo Ink. I wrapped some pretty trim (Jo-Ann's) around the card and added a bow using Havana Brown Seam Binding from Really Reasonable Ribbon and my Bow-Easy Tool.
The mini hanger was glued to the back of the dress and the dress was added to the card using pop dots. I also add the bonnet to the dress using pop dots. Here's a little close up of the pretty dress and bonnet.
To finish my, card I added some adhesive pearls and a flower button with a fiber bow in it. Very simple card to make and I love the vintage feel to it!
These are the dies I used:
I'm back again today, this time with a congratulations card for a new baby using the Christening Gown and Clothes Hanger Mini CottageCutz Dies.
I decide to make a cream on cream card using Natural White card stock from Neenah for all the card pieces. The die cut pieces and mat were inked with Wheat (VersaMagic) and Vintage Photo Distress Inks. The mat was embossed with the Rosa border embossing folder and the sentiment (Well Scripted - Stampin' Up) was stamped with Vintage Photo Ink. I wrapped some pretty trim (Jo-Ann's) around the card and added a bow using Havana Brown Seam Binding from Really Reasonable Ribbon and my Bow-Easy Tool.
The mini hanger was glued to the back of the dress and the dress was added to the card using pop dots. I also add the bonnet to the dress using pop dots. Here's a little close up of the pretty dress and bonnet.
To finish my, card I added some adhesive pearls and a flower button with a fiber bow in it. Very simple card to make and I love the vintage feel to it!
These are the dies I used:
