A friend at church asked me if I could make some Christmas cards for 3 baby girls in her life. So I started going through all my Christmas stamps to see what inspired me as cute for baby girls!
My card for 3 year old Chloe was inspired by the Cas-ology Cue Card: Ribbon challenge.
I just love this little gingerbread girl from Oven Fresh Gingerbread Joy - one of the first Waltzingmouse stamp sets. I stamped her in Picked Raspberry Distress ink, colored her with a Copic and added a little gingham ribbon bow to the top of her outfit.. The sentiment is from the same set. I stamped Chloe using the Victorian Alphabet and drew the top and bottom framing lines using a Micron Pen.
Here's what I stamped on the inside of Chloe's card. I just love this 'You're Yummy' sentiment as I find most babies to be quite yummy!
My next cards - for Emma and Ava celebrating their FIRST Christmas - are the same, as they are going to different families. My design was inspired by this week's Waltzingmouse Fanatics challenge which is a sketch.
I used three Waltzingmouse Sets on this card - Twas the Night Before Christmas, Around Christmastime, and Victorian Alphabet. I sponged the edges with Victorian Velvet Distress Ink. I popped the Santa circle up on foam dots. The names are stamped on vellum attached with sparkle brads.
Here's what I stamped on the inside of these cards. Stamps from Twas the Night Before Christmas.
and here are the two together
I hope you'll stop by on Friday - I'll be posting 4 lovely gift packaging ideas using templates from Creations by AR.
And don't forget to check out the WMS Inspiration Blog - there's something new there every other day!
Chloe
Stamps: Oven Fresh Gingerbread Joy, Victorian Alphabet - Waltzingmouse
Paper: white - PTI
Ink: Archival Jet Black, Ranger Distress Picked Raspberry
Accessories: Copic YR24, gingham ribbon - Michaels, black Micron 01 Fine Tip Pen, glue dot.
Ava and Emma:
Stamps: Twas the Night Before Christmas, Victorian Alphabet, Around Christmastime - Waltzingmouse
Paper: White, Sweet Blush - PTI, vellum - SU
Ink: Ranger Distress Victorian Velvet and Pumice Stone, Archival Jet Black
Accessories: circle Nestability, corner rounder - Zutter, sugar coated brads - Doodlebug Design, foam dots.
These cards are so lovely and cute too. And you did so many, YAY for you. Great job, love the names on the banners across the cards, precious!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding your lovely creation to the CASology Gallery, and so glad you joined us this week!
These are so cute Julia! Love all the PINK!
ReplyDeleteSuch adorable Christmas designs Julia!! Love the vellum overlay with the personal message! :) HUGS
ReplyDeletePerfect Christmas cards for little girls & big girls alike - beautiful Hugs Bev x
ReplyDeleteHow fun to get a personalized card-they are sure to be tickled! (if Mommy lets them touch it LOL) Lovely colors!
ReplyDeleteOh Julia - all three cards are just lovely - I do adore the little gingerbread girl. The Santa cards based on our sketch are just gorgeous - love the vellum sentiment strips! Thanks so much for your continued support of Waltzingmouse Fanatics!
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards Julia! Love the sweet ginger bread girl! So precious!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so pretty Julia, fantastic cards personalised in this way!
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning Julia! I love the vellum overlay with the soft pink, such an unusual Christmas colour but it works brilliantly.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for supporting the Fanatics challenge :-D
Tara
Awwww, what precious cards, Julia!!!! I had to giggle when I saw the sentiment on the first card...it's sooo cute and I love the next two with the names on the vellum banners....awesome CAS designs, gf!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Live the bookprint background.
ReplyDeleteAng
the second one is my favorite...I have done as well a pink card what a coincidence!!! when I saw all your 3 pink cards I said OMG we are in sink with the colors!!! I really like the second one with all those stamps and details...hugs bibiana
ReplyDeletePink at Christmas is just perfect! Love all three cards! So glad you joined us at CASology this week!
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