Baby Cards with Pretty Pink Posh

Hello my friends! I am so glad you stopped by today to visit. Today I am showcasing baby cards and playing along with Happy Little Stampers Stencil Challenge and NBUS (my stamp and die set from Pretty Pink Posh).

I began with a stencil from Studio 490 by Wendy Vecchi called Cable Knit. These products are sold through Stampers Anonymous and are new to me. I really love the size of the stencil 4 1/2" X 6 1/2" because it covers a card front perfectly.

I ink blended a light green ink over the stencil onto white card stock using my Wendy Vecchi Make Art-Staytion. I know I've mentioned this several times, but it is a great tool to use for stenciling - no sprays needed to hold your stencil down.

Once I finished with the ink blended stencil, I cut 2 pieces from it using Sugar Pea Designs Stitched Scalloped Rectangles. Lately I've been using this set a lot. Something about the stitching and the scallops just appeals to me.

The main images are from Pretty Pink Posh Little One and coordinating die:

I colored both of the images with Blick Illustrator Markers and a few copics. The Blick markers color beautifully and are very reasonably price. 

Here is the 2nd card made with the ink blended stenciled card base:

I like Clean and Simple cards for the most part and these cards are going into my daughter's new shop, so I wanted them kept generic.

Bonus card!

So that's it for this week's post. Clean and Simple baby cards with a stenciled background. Thanks for joining me and thank you to Happy Little Stampers and NBUS for hosting!

*Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive a small affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain my own.

Speed Card for Challenge

Another fun speed challenge! Make a card in 10 minutes or less which includes blossoms. I love these challenges from As You See It Challenge:

I knew I had a new die set from The Stamp Market called Ready to Bloom Cover Die:

Along with paper from The Stamp Market called Miss Modern I started the clock and ran the die through my Big Shot. it took a few minutes to get out of the die and glue flat to an A2 white card base.

The sentiment was previously stamped and die cut from The Stamp Market Oh So Lovely set:

The coordinating die cut it out:

The sentiment was popped up with foam squares. Finally I added Ranger's Gold Stickles to the center of each blossom and dabbed a few here and there:

That's it! A little over 9 minutes...very fast and fun.

Such a quick and yet, I feel a lovely card. Thank you to As You See It Challenge for hosting and to you, dear readers, for stopping by today.

*Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive a small affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain my own.