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CTC#37 Baby

Having completely deleted by original post by accident this may be short!!

Welcome to the bloghop for this week. There are so many great design ideas in the baby section and it's great to see what all the other designers have come up with.  You will have come from Monique's beautiful card using the same stamps. Be sure to check out their creations. If you get lost along the way you can find a complete list at CASEing the Catty here.

I have been inspired by the packaging bag on page 35,  but have turned it into a card. I have been waiting for a set like this to come out and I'm so glad SU have created this as I am regularly asked for Baptism/ Christening cards. They are quite hard to make but this set makes it really easy.

I have created both a baby boy (Marina Mist) and a baby girl (Pink Pirouette) version. The crystal buttons really set them off I think.
I am also SO happy because Stampin' Up! have finally released a thick white cardstock which is perfect for making white cards. The Whisper White is beautiful and smooth to stamp on but hasn't, in my opinion, got enough oomph to be a good card base. This new cardstock is fabulous, and I  think I will now be making a lot more white cards. Hooray!
Can I 'do' clean and simple - well that is a challenge!



The scoring plate is fabulous for adding simple straight texture embossing. Elegant and understated
Starburst heat embossed with clear powder and sponging and stamping over the top.


thanks for looking, be sure to check out the talented Rebecca here,
Don't forget you can also join in by adding your picture and a comment on the main page and someone will add you to the bloghop.


cheers, Liz




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  1. Monique3 July 2015 at 23:25

    Great minds!! I love your pink card with sunburst behind it, such a great idea. I love this stamp set and can't wait to use mine more.

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  2. AB. 4 July 2015 at 16:29

    These cards are gorgeous! I adore that pink card with the sunburst - so beautiful!! :)

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  3. Lillybet4 July 2015 at 17:28

    thanks Monique- great minds indeed! yes it's a fabulous set, love it.

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  4. Lillybet4 July 2015 at 17:32

    Thanks so much Alison, the sunburst is one of those stamps I couldn't see a lot of use for initially, but it comes into its own every now and then!

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  5. Julia5 July 2015 at 14:04

    Gorgeous cards and I totally LOVE the scoring lines in the background - it looks so elegant and special - I think I will be trying that very soon!!

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  6. Lillybet5 July 2015 at 19:26

    Thanks Julia, yes I do this simple treatment quite a lot, It's really effective. Look forward to seeing how you use it.

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  7. Bronwyn Eastley6 July 2015 at 10:20

    Oh how special. Love how you did the sentiment inside the card.

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  8. Anonymous6 July 2015 at 11:12

    I'm with the others. Love your pink card. Amazing :)

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  9. H2 :)7 July 2015 at 13:34

    Beautiful cards Liz! Both those backgrounds are stunning. :)

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  10. Judy May7 July 2015 at 13:42

    Beautiful cards, Elizabeth. The sunburst on the pink one is inspired!

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  11. Anonymous9 July 2015 at 16:12

    Lovely cards!! Love the soft colours.

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