Oct 30 2008

Christmas Cottages & Lamby-Pies

Published by Stephanie at 12:26 pm under Cards, Stampin'

I had my team meeting on Sunday…I love getting together with my awesome, super-talented downline! Here are the projects we did:

The first card is using one of my favorite Christmas sets, To You & Yours. I just love cute little cottages. It’s real simple and easy to make a bunch if needed. I have a huge extended family and need to make lots of Christmas cards.

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Stamps: To You & Yours, Bold Snowflakes Jumbo Wheel
Paper: Night of Navy, Brocade Blue, Shimmery White
Ink: Brocade Blue, Bashful Blue jumbo cartridge
Accessories: Brocade Blue 5/8″ Grosgrain Ribbon, Large Oval Punch, Jumbo Wheel Handle, Stampin’ Around Wheel Guide

I saw a version of the second card on SCS and had to case it. I changed it into a baby girl card. Isn’t that lamb the cutest?!

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Stamps: sentiment from Nursery Necessities, flower from Eastern Blooms
Paper: Mellow Moss, Pretty In Pink, Whisper White, Basic Black
Ink: Mellow Moss, Pretty In Pink
Accessories: Pretty In Pink 1/4″ Grosgrain Ribbon, Black Gingham Ribbon, Scallop Circle Punch, Word Window Punch, Large Oval Punch, 1/2″ Circle Punch, Trio Flower Punch, Double Circle Punch, 1/16″ Circle Handheld Punch, Tag Punch, Small Tag Punch
Props: The layout is cased from Jami Sibley and the lamb is cased from Marisa

To make the lamb:

  • Body: Scallop Circle Punch
  • Legs: Word Window Punch
  • Head: Large Oval Punch, cut in half
  • Ears: 1/2″ Circle Punch, cut in half
  • Hair: Trio Flower Punch
  • Eyes: Double Circle Punch and 1/16″ Circle Handheld Punch

2 Responses to “Christmas Cottages & Lamby-Pies”

  1. jamion 30 Oct 2008 at 1:12 pm

    Thanks for the shout out! That makes a perfect baby card! I love your Christmas card too - I’ve really wanted that set, but haven’t ordered it.

  2. PH in VAon 08 Nov 2008 at 3:52 pm

    Great job with the snowy look on the Christmas card. I love the shimmery cardstock.

    The lamb is just too adorable! Great job!

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