In today's card and video tutorial, I am going to show you how to make a super sweet baby card idea. It's that time of year to start thinking about all those new little ones that are going to be coming into the world in the next few months so let's make a card to celebrate their birth. I am going to use the Wildly Happy stamp set and I will combine it with the new Stone 3D embossing folder!
I think the Wildly Happy stamp set is one of the best ever for baby cards. The images are so sweet and the line art images mean that you can colors them with your favorite coloring tools.
What makes this card really special is that I paired the stamp set with the Stone 3D embossing folder, that is bundled with the Power of Hope stamp set - a FREE Sale-a-Bration choice with a qualifying order:
I was inspired for my card by an idea that another demonstrator created. Her card looks completely different from mine below but when I saw her use the Stone embossing folder on her Wildly Happy card, I got today's idea - don't you love how seeing what someone else has created can spark a new idea for you?
I decided to keep my card very monochromatic using Smoky Slate as my base color - it made me think of the color of an elephant and how the elephant's skin looks similar to the Stone 3D folder.
Here's how to make my card, along with a video tutorial. Don't miss the extra tips on my video!
Wildly Happy baby card
Stamp sets: Wildly Happy (149408); Power of Hope (bundle: 152318)
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Paper and cutting dimensions:
Smoky Slate: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 4" x 5 1/4"
Whisper White: 3" square; 2 1/4" x 3/4"
Basic Black: 2 3/4" square; 2 1/4" x 1"
Other: Peaceful Poppies Sequins; Stone 3D embossing folder (from Power of Hope bundle); Whisper White Crinkle Ribbon (151326); Stitched Shapes dies (145372); Rectangle Stitched dies (148552); Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends Combo pack (145058); Fine Tip Glue Pen; Mini Stampin' Dimensionals; SNAIL
Here's my video, please enjoy!
Aw, this is just the sweetest card! I love the pale gray color scheme too. We had a family member that picked gray and yellow for their nursery; this would have been perfect.
Posted by: Joanne | February 18, 2020 at 04:05 PM