I wasn't sure if the requestor would like my first card, so I tried another design. Loved it, too! And so did the giver. She took both cards. YAY!
The patterned paper is layered with white, and the sentiment is computer-generated and punched with an EK Success border punch.
The onesies (TPC Studios) are stamped with Versamark ink, heat-embossed, and colored with watercolor pencils and blender pens.
Shout out to kharmagirl at SplitCoastStampers. I CASE'd your adorable card..here.., and now wish I was learning how to use Copic markers. Maybe in the future. But thank you for providing a wonderfully cute card to case :).
I had an opportunity to make a card for twin baby shower. The lucky expectant mom is expecting one of each, a boy and a girl, so I got to combine a lot of colors.
I didn't want it to be to-o-o pink and blueey, so I chose a multi-color polka-dot pattern and green. The giver loved it!
The onesie stamp is TPC Studios. I masked off the word "Allstar" on it using a post-it note and overstamped with a little star and a heart instead!
When masking, prepare enough pieces so you can remove it for one impression. Then use another piece to re-ink the stamp, removing that one before you stamp the next impression. (I had to make multiple onesies to get 2 good ones...that happens sometimes).
The onesies are heat-embossed with pink & blue embossing powders, then colored in with watercolor pencils and blending pens.
The sentiments were computer-generated onto white cardstock.
Hope you enjoyed it!
The design was not my original...so I am giving credit to the original designer here.
