Let the cute begin!

I made this sweet card for a sweet friend that just had a new baby. I have had this set for a long time, but I don't think I ever actually read what it said. "let the cute begin." That is the cutest thing ever! I love it! My card base is pirouette pink with the french swirl background stamped in white...can you see it? I added a layer of bella rose dsp with some white scallops along the bottom, punched with the scallop border punch. The cuteness is stamped with basic black, colored in with markers, colored over with the Versamarker and then embossed with clear embossing powder. I stamped the onesie again onto the bella paper and cut it out and popped it up with dimensionals. Instead of punching any holes for my ribbon, I tied my bow and stuck it on with a few glue dots. The bling is from the pretties kit.

**Edited to add: The set I used on this is called Big On Spring. It was in a mini catalog last spring. It isn't in the current catalog, but it might be in the next one. There is a Holiday set called Big on Christmas in the current catalog that is a similar style to this on page 40.

Comments

Anonymous said…

love the cuteness! :) Have any ideas for birth announcements? I have been trying to keep my eyes open so I can find something I would like to use when the time arises!

September 25, 2008 at 10:45 AM

Diane said…

What stamping set is that. That is adorable. I would like to get that set. You did an outstanding job. Diane

September 26, 2008 at 8:22 AM

Erin said…

I must make this card, Beckie. Its adorable.

October 1, 2008 at 8:06 AM

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