Sugar and Spice and everything nice...that's what the Divinity Designs July release is made of!

For my special box card (yes, card - this folds up and can fit in an A2 envelope!), I cut yellow cardstock and patterns from the Baby Girl Paper Pad using the Surprise Box Wide dies.  After assembling the pieces to create the box, I then used the Baby Clothesline Stamp/Die Duo set to stamp/cut the images from papers in the new paper pad.  To finish, I added the 'Baby' word die from the Bless This Baby Stamp/Die Duo then layered one of the Scalloped Circles dies and Circles dies on the front with the stamped sentiment - also from the Bless This Baby Stamp/Die Duo set!

Let's Hear It For The Boys!

Divinity Designs July Release is all about babies!  It's been a long time since anyone in my family has had a baby, but I'm looking forward to that day we do!

 My baby boy card was created using the Tri-Fold with Layers dies and paper cut from the new Baby Boy Paper Pad.  Using the dies in the new Baby Blessings, I created the center (onsie) and little die cuts along the side.  The sentiment from the new Sweet Baby set was stamped on white cardstock cut with one of the Circles Dies and layered with blue paper using one of the Scalloped Circle Dies.

 

 

Divinity Designs July Release - Ooh, Baby!

Oooh, Baby!  Divinity Designs new July Release is here and it is so adorable! Darling stamps and dies to create the sweetest baby cards and gifts plus two new 3D dies you'll love!

My first project is for a baby boy!  I started with the new Wide Surprise Box and Baby Boy Paper Pad.  This new box die is a perfect size and after put together, will fit in an A2 envelope!  I used the Double Stitched Stars dies cut from the Baby Boy Paper Pad to pop out of the box and added a few of the baby clothes found in the new Baby Clothesline Stamp/Die Duo set.  On the front, I stamped the sentiment from Bless This Baby stamp set and 'baby' word from the Baby Blessings die set.

My next projects are for a baby girl...

For the card, I cut dark brown cardstock using one of the Scalloped Rectangles dies and adhered to the card base.  Next, I cut soft pink cardstock using the Quilted Background die.  I then cut a piece of white cardstock and also a pattern from the new Baby Girl Paper Pad using the onsie die from the new Baby Blessings die set to create a 'card'; adding the bib, teddy bear, snaps and 'welcome baby' from the die set to the front.  I stamped a sentiment from the Bless This Baby set inside and adhered the onsie card to the card base. 

For the next part of this gift ensemble, I used the new Candy Carrier die, Baby Blessings die set and paper from the Baby Girl paper pad to create the little chocolate nugget holder.  The Candy Carrier die set also contains a die for cutting out the candy wrapping! 

To finish, I cut the tag with a pattern from the Baby Girl paper pad using a tag die in the Candy Caddy die set and stamping a sentiment from the Sweet Baby set.  The super cute pacifier was made with dies in the Baby Blessings die set.  I just adore these new stamps and dies!!

Here are the products I used in the projects above...

You'll want to stop by the Divinity Designs blog to view the entire release complete with video and special bundle offers!

Oh, Baby!

 Oh, baby - have you seen Pink & Main's new release?!  It's filled with awesome new dies, darling stamps and brand new embellishments!

 For this card, I layered light aqua cardstock and a pattern from the Something Whimsy paper pad.  Using one of the Stitched Rectangle 2 dies to cut blush cardtock and one of the Top Note dies to cut light aqua cardstock, I layered up the background.  This precious baby, bottle, hair bow, pins and sentiment are from the new Bundle of Joy stamp set and coordinating die.

 To coordinate with the card, I created a little gift bag cutting another pattern from the Something Whimsy paper pad using the Gift Bag die.  I love this Extra Large Bow die which I used to cut bright purple cardstock.  The little onsie and 'baby' word are from the new Bundle of Joy set, too!

 Enabler alert!!  Beginning tomorrow through Monday, save 20% on your Pink & Main purchase!

Confetti Camera - Twice as Nice

Today I'm up on the Reverse Confetti blog sharing a project for our February Confetti Camera:  Two Versions. Using the same stamps/dies, I created two versions of the same card!  Isn't it great to get the most out of your products?!

Stop by the Reverse Confetti blog to see all the project details!

Reverse Confetti Stock Your Stash - Oh, Baby!

Happy July!!  Today starts a new Stock Your Stash challenge and this month's theme:  BABY!  There have been two new babies born in the past few months to close friends and at work, there are two ladies pregnant - one with twins!! That's a lot of little ones!

Check out all the details on the Reverse Confetti blog and click on  The Play To Win button.  There will be a winner each month and that person will receive a $20 gift certificate to the Reverse Confetti store and claim the title of ‘Fetti Fave. The winner of the monthly challenge will be posted on the Reverse Confetti blog at the end of the month.

For my card, I cut Premier Polar White Cardstock using the ABC Cover Panel for the background.  The adorable little onesies are from the Cute As A Button set which were stamped in Rose, Stormy and Buttercup then cut with the Onesie Confetti Cut.  I added buttons to the side onesies and made a little hanger out of wire.  The baby giraffe is from Lift Me Up stamp set and coordinating dies.

Hope you'll join the fun this month.  Can't wait to see your baby-themed project!

Welcome Baby!

 This must be the month for babies!  One of my teammates and his wife had a sweet baby boy, my daughter's best friend and her husband had a precious baby girl and several friends on FB became grandparents!!  I'm so excited for all of them and their beautiful gifts from God!

 I don't usually made baby cards (guess I haven't had a good reason) until this month!  Reverse Confetti's Cute As A Button stamp set and die are perfect for the occasion.  I layered Storm cardstock to the base and added the circles (cut out from the Dots Layered Tag).  The strip of star pattern paper is from the Pattern Play pad.  The onsies were popped up and layered onto the white cardstock circle which was cut using one of the Lacy Scallop Circle dies.

Thanks to these challenges for the inspiration...

Fusion - Photo and Sketch

Happy Little Stampers - Anything Goes With Dies

Watercooler - All About Occasions