Birthday Card

Here's a birthday card I made for a toddler's birthday.  It's pretty gender neutral.  Simple, and turned out cute.  I used Stampin' Up!'s Party this Way stamp set, for the balloons, Happy Birthday sentiment and candles on the inside of the card.  I also used SU's Square Lattice embossing folder and Little Inker Designs dies, the large flag die, sentiment die and the label die. 

Birthday Card

An adult birthday card I made for a friend's mom.  I used Stamping Up! Pear Pizzaz and Daffodil, square latice embossing folder, pear pizzaz ribbon.  DCWV patterned paper, love the stack, can't recall the name.  The sentiment is Paper Trey Ink and I added some Prima flowers which I purchased from AC Moore for added accent.  The die cut is from Cricut's Accent Essentials cartridge.  I also added some patterned paper and ribbon on the inside.

Box of Mixed Sentiment Cards

I put together this cute and simple card for our anniversary and liked the colors so much I just made a bunch and a matching box to hold them.

Twins!

A friend of mine had twins, so I made a little card to send with the gift.  I used the Baby Steps cartridge for the babies.  My square Lattice embossing folder for the green cardstock and the blue striped patterned paper is from Stampin Up!'s subtles patterened stack.  The babies faces are Peachy Keen's Every Day Face stamps.

Fishing Birthday

Just something quick I threw together for my father in-law's birthday.  The fish and pole is from Boys Will Be Boys cartridge.  The sentiment is scrappy mom's amusing animals (I think that's what it's called).  The embossed white is Stampin Up!'s square lattice folder and the green patterned paper is from their in-color hostess paper set, which I love!  The rest of the cardstock is Paper Trey Ink, love how think and durable their paper is!

Fire House Layout

This was my son's first visit to the fire house.  I wanted to use the fire truck from the Disney Pixar Cars cartirdge, because he is absolutely in love with that movie.  However, the detail is so hard to cut out without it tearing, so for the silver detail I used glitter, which came out alright in my opinion, even though it's a little loud.  The dog and fire hydrant are from the Create a Critter cartridge.

Train Layout

Finally got to some scrapbooking.  We got my son a train table for his birthday and he loves it, so I wanted to do a layout of him playing with his trains.  Sometime in the near future I will do a car one, since he has an obbsession with cars.